The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-05
Mas nrrrIso OF rorrsA CITIZENS.

! SpectiVe 81 party tmnhtlObs uuu cVls's YES
held IN the courthouse building Monday
afternoon. in which the abborrence OF our
people OF GuIteau's crime and their earnest
| sympatby with The President and family, as
well as tbefr earnest hope for the speedy
recovery ~ our President, were Freely ex-
pressed. Hon. H. j. Vale, county chairman
of the Rtadjusier party, presided; ana
Captain II. w. Murray, county chairman OF
the Conservative party, made pointed ana
appropriate speech, which was heartily APP
plauded. A committee was appointed, con-
sistisg Of both Democrats and Republicans,
10 draw I'D suitable resolutions expressive
OF the sentiments Of The meeting, and H.
strucied to forward copies 10 the press, to
Secretary Blaine, aud Mrs. Garfield.
] ALIQUIs.
TIE FEELING rs LYNCBBURG.
LYNCHBURG, Va, July 4.-Tbe most To.
tense soIiciiude Is manifested here by men
Of all political parties Of the fate OF the Pre-
sideut, and nothing but q sense OF horror
and indignation is expressed at the great
crime against him aud The reDuollc'
PRAYERS were offered yesterday IN all OF the
churches for bis speedy recovery.
LIVERPOOL PRESS COMMENTS.
IoNDoN. July 4.-The local celebrations
|
postponed. The Liverpool Courier says !:
1.-THE American people will find that their
brethren can sympalhiZe with them. NO.
where in the world will this generous and
spontaneous sympathy be more sincere, and
nowhere in England more cordial, than IN
| Liverpool, whose pulse beats in unison
with the transatlantic people"
The Liverpool Post says: "The worId
holds its breath at news scarcely eoncelVa-
bic, the development Of the fatal homicidal
mania which has in so many directions en-.
croached upon the security and amenlty OF
poblic life. We learn from this dire event
that lands where the popular voice selec,s
their rulers are accessible as others 10 tnls
foul cOntagiOn."
THE NEWS AT AUGUSTA, GA.
AUGusTA. GA, July 4.-The City Council
Of Augusta bias adopted resolution eA-
messing horror and indignation at the at
tempt to assassinate President Garnela' eX'
tending sympathy to his family, ana eA'
pressing the hope that the President "ou,d
he shared To Discharge for the good OF the
country the important duties Of bis exalted
office. MAYOR May was instructed TO lele'
graph the resolutions to the Department oil
State.
AT MOBILE, ALA.
MOBILE, ALA, July 4.-Great excitement
prevails in the city. and the universal eX
Dression is one Of horror ut the crime
Crowds cOngregaie around the telegraph
office, and deep sympathy Is Iet. bulIeuh'
are aGxiousy expected.
AT COLUMBUS, GA.
COLUMBUS. Ga, July AT a public
meeting OF citizens OF this CITY held in thi
Opeya.House to-day the following resou
-. lion was unanimously adopted:
ReSOlued. That the chairman OF THIS meet
; inp be requested to send the following bl
telegraph to Hon. j. q. Blaine as expressly
Of the unanimous sentiment OF this com
munity: r.
CoIrNBUs, GA, July 4-IlOE. j. q
Blaine. Secretary Of State: The people o
Columbus, Ga, in public meeting Assem-
blpd. express their great adherence al TO-
ATTEMPTED assassination OF the President o
The United States. They Gepore the act a
public calamity, and resent 1t as nalioha
outrage. Please signify these sentiments u
the President, and assure him OF our earn
est wish for his recovery. Also, express u
Mrs. Garfield our warmest sympflhies II
her great afllictiOn.
MARTIN j. CRAWFORD, Chairman.
". II. johnson, Secretary.
THE PRESIDENT NOT 50 COMFORTABLE.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 4-7:45 Z. NJ
The President this evening IS not 20 com
, Portable. He does not suffer so much iron
q rain in the feet. The tympanites IS again
, more noticeable. Pulse, 126; temperature
1Ol 90: respiration, "a. Another bulletin
viii he issued at 10 p. NJ. after which, II
order not to disturb the President unneces
sarilv. no further bulletins will be lssue'
until tomorrow morning.
[Signed] D. W; BLISS
: j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
10 DEMOCRATIC INDIGNATION ~ OHIO.
). EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 4.-The TO
e lowing telegram has been received by Ia
= Secretary of State:
| EVANSVILLE, O., July Ain the Democrat
Convention OF Muskingum county, held her
TO-DAY for appointment OF delegates to tn
Democratic State Convention, the unan
i. mouS sentiments Of the members were eN
e pressed IN the following resolution o1ere
q Inv George W. Jewett, son OF Hon. IL.
d .Jewett. OF this city, which was forthwith
e adoplpd Dy the united voices Of all present
ReSOLUed, That in common with all p,
n troilc citizens the members OF this Cor
# ven,ion view with horror and lndignatio
r. the act having for it, purpose the taking
d the life of our Chief Magistrate, add that W
regard such an attempt as the highest an
n most revolving of crimes.
e Resolved, That we extend our he1rtfe
l. sympIthies to our hOnored President and
II his GENTLE wife and family, and prayerfull
d trust nat Providence will save to our couI
fry his life. and to his family kiud-heartC
man. brave husband and father, and on
that the country would learn to know bette
A., and to love.
4 MRS. GARFIELD's REPLY TO CLARA A0RRI
le The following reply has been sent to Il
}. message OF Clara Morris:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 4 Mrs. Clal
Morris. Riyerdale, New York: Mrs. Gal
II field wishes me 10 express TO you h
q. grateful appreciation for your kind an
a. heartfelt words. she feels that the symp
thy and prayers OF her cOuntrywomeh
o., this time are OF measureless value and cot
fort. A r. hoCA"ELL'
20 THE CONDITIONS MORE UNFAvORABLR.
70 Executive MANSION, July 1920
i H-Tbe Presidents condition tonight
Of admitted by his attending physicians to
liz more unfayorabIe than it has been durlr
Sc the day. but the change is not regarded
n especially alarming for the reason that q
re increased pulse and temperature, which a
in its most marked TEXTURES, were observed
is about the same time Saturday evening al
re last evening and last night. The da
- TOO. has been extremely warm and clio;
<. and the President has been more
4. les, restless from that cause, and c
re nam due to the laceralon OF the nerv
ST leading to the feet. The attending phys
clans are very reluctant to express any pc