The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-05

came here at the instance of Secretary Blaine.
evening:
Washington, July 2.-Hou Che ter A Arthur,
Vice Pr, sident II is the ju, gment of the ca6i-
net thst yuu sh uio come TO Washington to-
hRn' by The mi night train.
lSiynedl j u BLAINE Secretary OF State
Ice fiesident Arthur called At the sxecu.
I'VE mansion shorty after o'c ock this eve.
n,, psid ms respects ANA expr ssed his sym
rainy WI II Mrs. Garfield and ihmii,. lie has
been in communication with members s of Tho
cabinet since his anival hnd has been gov
erned In his actions by their suggestions
, London, July site Poet says: M event
mas so profoundly moved the Eug glish nation !
!, rmany years, not excepting the as.ass,ns-
lion VI he ear, as the att. mpt on the nrs of !
,ne president OF The Uniteas,ates. We ven.
,.h ,rre 10 say that not only In England, but |
,ne sad tidings have fallen with ali |
iy. We hope the president may '" he
rais" npa , 10 aisshafse ne dnl.s OF Ills proud OIL
eu oy the gravel apprehension. TIE crime ia
appare ny motiveiess and purpose,ess. Mr..
Tafneld ,;tna h'd done nolhing TO PROVOKE tina po-
queDtly furnishes excuse for II Ges,ciae
We fail TO see how the murder
Of the p esident can serve the ends CT any no
lltic. party. There seems no ooubt that The
assassin is crazy. t will be satisfactory TO
know that the crime |. not the outcome OF nj.
hilism We may be permitted to hope, with
Mr.. Garneld's excellent consti ution, that he
win r,e,ver. ltis inexpreSsibly saddenipg
Ia miserable IDIOT the sn' President %ss t
ora anighty republic and he nominal ruler of
millions of the mo inleili gent people, should
ne laid at deaths door, the machinery of o
con ntlnt nj nom entariy paraly yed u, d 10, s!bly
The states ON u eopposite side OF the Atlantic
plunged In mourning.
Washington, ID C., July 8, $50 n, ID Doc.
tor Hamilton, ofNew York, AID DR. Aguew,
OF Pnilsdelphia, who W. re t.iegra, he'd Ior 10
consult with the physicians IN atlendunce,
on the p esi,lent. vii, arrive early this morn
ing. Sec etary Blaine ,e!egtal he'd To Minister
wei late To-, isht announcing that the
presi 'enl's conditi II w 8 les fay, rnble.
Minister Low II Is constantly b.sieged and the
horror and sorrow which is iet IN Amer ca a
ihs attempted .ssass. nation If the PREF ident
l. fully shared by the English people TeIc.
grams tr' m all parts Of -. rmany are constant
ypouring u,on Mr. Lowell. Among hos,
who callea to-day to exp.,s IS their deeu grief
AZ what; hsdt happened were the Prince
ana Princess OF Wales, Sir Stafford
VIM harcourt. the French Tmkith and
Spanish ministers and many others, aud from
All oV.roi me country reports are received OF
prayers having been offered in chuches OF alt
denominations for the recovery oflhe q pr, $ dent
AT ms hour every hing al he while house
Is as silent rs the t.mb. The president Is r. ST.
Ing, and the ply icisns and attendants are all
IN waiting. The Fourth of July, for the frat
time perhaps In the history OF the United
tates. has come In M free from noise An the
sabbath. From dawn AID ,hr0ue ehout the day
me stiffness fthe MOI ming has not bet IN brok, n
ns sy TsfS1. sre 81 ss esposiys
throughout the day and night the people
wa ched with suffering president and In this
vigil there came To them thoughts that come
on to free people In great crisis There is
no Quarter, any excuse Tor The act. or any
expressed or implied sympathy for the mui-
! derer. There was no dispo.ition except
.morg the shallow patei to turn
nsssay %sSn to mu,,pmss pGsa tbs and , 'ns
) were properly rebuktd. The people, I heir
credit be it Id, saw the attem vt on +, life
OF ihe president In the light of q T. mace
against the government aud crime against
our i,iiizatlop. They were more than friends
oi Carried; they Were champions of the gem
efai vernment, protesting ag inst any philo-
. sophie and fanatic, any bihiiistc 'endency
however sigh, tn wouln excuse tuch u
crime any where, r that would fail TO condem n
. IT,. If President Garfield should live through
this crisis, all our people will DO rev.
erent IN their thankiulness, ,nd as one
MN In their rejoicing Should he die they
VIII turn In their sorrow and wra h 10 crush
! out the unAm,ricen mushroom sophistry
. that makes assass Ia alton possible.
Bnfi'lo. N. Y, July at has been decided
TO abandon The military paIadeand all exercls-
sol he 4lh In the advent of The presidents
A
i peivades the city, and at this late
q hour the tel era, Ii and newspaper ofict are
a pesieged hy anxious inqu rers as to the con-
dilion Of thewounded presil lent.
. Albany,N. Y July Mayor Notan issue d
, n proclamation yesterday referring 10 TN. NJ
temp'ed assaS. ination III fitting tprms, and
recoumei ded that .poris and pastiines in
tended Tor the celebration OF The Fourth he
disnensed wi h as Inappropriate TO the grief
3 ol 'he time and odt oi keeping with the feel
Tugs of the citizens.
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES
,, Washington, July 1, Executive Mansion,
pa. M, The following official bn leliD, has
. Just baen issued: AT n m the condition OF
me president H. not materially dlfIeIe' from
,hst report d IN me iast bulletin, 1880 , m.
lie mas dozed lt Intervals during the night,
anu NJ times has C Jniinued to complain OF
pains la his feet. The tympasilis reported has
not sensioly increased; pulse los, tenn
D W Bliss, K Bsrnsa, j j woodward
Robert keyburn, Frank Hamilton of New
York, ID Hayes Aenew OF Ph ladelphia
nhother pulie'ln says: Executive mansion
s;ltam july foul tn We held n consultation
with Tho physicians in charge Of the pies
dent case ut I n m this morning ana approve
every particular oi his management aud
conrse oi treatment W ich has beeq
York, u Hayes Aguew of Philadelphia.
~ uruef thnt the president may be disturbed
a. iit,le as possible the phy,icinDs announce
| tnht tue next bulletin VIII not be Issued iii
lp.m
FRuM CLARA MORRIS.
White llouse,-The 70 loving telegram has
been received by Mrs. A +. Rockwell,
Rive sda e, Y, Julv2. Mrs, A +. Rock.
well, Exeeut We Mansion, TO- Mrs. Gariield-At
snch time | Will not presume to recall N.Y.
SELF to Mrs. Garfield by directly addressing
h-r,ye 1 cannot remain silent. May | not
lhope,madame, that through your courtesy and
good judy ment the nflilc,,d lady may rereiye
| the ~ surances Of my heartfelt sympathy and
earnest prayers for the welfare cf her and
her't? ~
or course hunt are at hand to render all.
grea. services Tor the patient, but i'll can aid
entr. AZ you, ana dear madame believe me
mo RESPECTFULLY,
Signed. CLARA NORRIS.
FEELiNo OF THE CABINET.
Executive Msnslon, Wrshing on, loa. m.-
The feeling OF such q sense of gloom which
prevailed, ,he ,n laoe lsM night among
relieved somewhat by the official bulletin
Issued this morning. This was plainly observ.
| able In the more hopeful expression of their
faces alter readl Ing he bulletin. Among others
! pre-. cnt when the bulletin came from the ply
sicisns were Secretary Window, Postmaster
General James, Attorney General MacVeash II,
scnernl Sherman, MAJ shnl Henry and Colonel
Rock well, Postmaster General james par.
tlcularly seemed mo, ehopeful and so ex pressed
himself much m re hopefully than he did at a
late hour last night. 500 etnry Window says
he has never lost hope, but his anxiety last
| night at midnight was intense. lie felt then
that the case was txtr, mely critical, but he has
always believed that the presidents courage.
o.mness Of mind and vitality. would