New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-05


EXPRESSIONS OF DEEP FEELING.
1hH UNIVERSAL SYMPATHY FOR THE PRESIDENT
AND INDIGNATION AT GUIrEAUs CRIME
WASHINGTON July 4-The following tclegrams
have been received:
Prafa mom JAS g. BLAINE Secy Of State Washington,
e'~Pn "S Ills condluon X. W. COBB Governor.
TO Secretary Of STATE Washington '"A' July N'
the Learned WITH deep regret and Indignation Of
Vust Nc may recover. CAMPEREAIE
The Charge d'Afaircs OF Italy.
To Mrs c.rr,u RICHMOND, Va, July 3.
Wv we deeply sympathze with you in your sad afction
speedy your hpsbs1a and aSr e oar
'0u Hicsiueht. THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
To 1;s rr..u..., EDENroN, N. c., July 3.
,,a blind and Wounded ex-Confederate soldier tenders
~ n i1tuatlons on your improved condition. NAV
Nation T. ". BOND.
To e PRESIDENT the United Sides "N''' '"0 july
to express tnc Bishops or Peoria and Fort Wayne cre
j jI srH Ss~sSs,,
The following telegram was received this after
noon:
70 re- @s H Mo JAMES CSC, g. HAIsE, washingen,
heard heartfelt and ndSnaon of ta NAVE
a aeG So assault Gpon the President of the United states
their the deep sympathy in tho distressing calamity waich
has go suddenly overwhelmed them in the cepest eief
mnny that our Heavenly Father may bes with suacess
country ana Hs its III: earn v
III y, she severe trials that may be importing
president socret transmte@ by teesrab the to
inc Lon Secretary OF State of the United States.
HAMILTON FISH, president
nm JOHN SCHUYLER secretary.
The following reply was sent:
wAsnISGToN, DC,
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July 4
10 "s mGm AMILroN FISH, president Of The Society he
accept ON behalf OF the President tho sincercst thanks
ior Inc Syhiatby OF your illustros and pa
JAMES q. BLAINE, Secretary OF state
The following dispatches were received TODAY bv
the Secretary of State:
yy , -, PHILADELPHIA, July l.
VIII yon be good enough to communicates to the Prcei-
Gent th. following resolution unanimously adopted by
mcrtins held this day: '''' " '''''' '''' at "
h,sotred Ihai the present critical condition of Prcsi-
urit Garfield ILLS onr hearts with tho deepest crcr
ana sympathy, and while q Society we utterly con
PRAYER to the Almighty Ruler OF the uni, erse that The
e OF our beloved and honorcd President may be pre-
seI'ed iot the best interests Of the Republic.
FRANCIS NJ. CALDWELL.
ZANEsvnLE, Ohio July f.
held here to-day TOR appointing icccaics to the Demo
IN" ncn,,r % VI tne u'inim1l, sentiments Of
offered By Mr. George ". Jewctt, son Of ioa. H. j.
the united voices 81 all prcscnt: '''""''" ''o'u 'y
hesoifed That in common with all patriotic citizens
THIS CntIun with and
t as" f te , having Tor iis purpose the taking OF
t"' 'hc oi thicI Magistrate, and that
crimes. ~ ''' -
Hesoccd: That extend heartfelt syrnpathics To
our wounded President and gentle wife and fam,
n.y. ana praycriuy trust that Providence will save To
our country his lfc and to s family the kinhcarcd
man. The brave husband and father aud one the country
would learn To know better and TO love.
T. +. srASGIER
PuItApETPmt. July 4-Twcnty thon and peope
p sent at the exercises of the B Centennial Associaon
OF pennsylvania to-day Joined In the solemn expression
or praycrful hope that the symptoms
ported from tao bedside of the wounded patriot and
statesman may speedily be followed by the assurance OF
certain recovery. L.. Z. KNIGHT. President
The following telegram was received to-day by
Mrs. A. r. Rockwel:
RIvERDALE. N. Y July D.
To Mrs A. +. ROCKWELL, Erccutirc Mansion FOR Mrs
GARFIELD: -" ~
AT such time I will not presume To re-
call myself To Mrs. Garfield by directly addressing
h"r Yet cannot remain silent. May | not hone
madam mat through your courcsy and good gJnent
the afflicted lady may receive the assurances of my
heartfelt sympathy and earnest welfare
of her and hers or course hundreds hand To rem
nrr MI great services for the patient but II aid in
even Tue Woat Trivial way command me, cntreat you
and. dear madam. believe most respectfully
CLARA MORRIS.
The following reply was sent:
a. Executive MANSION, July L.
Mrs CLARA MORRIS II NRRIOrr. Rircrddic, n. L.
MrH ,'Lrlicii WISHES me To to her
appreciation for kindness and words She
ie's that tho sympathy and prayers OF her country
fort. A. f. ROCKWELL