New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-23
THE DEAD PRESIDENT.
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ana heartfelt sympathy Of all classes in the United
4 hlngdom will be glvenn
AT meeting OF the London Common Council TO-
uiay, MI. sidney Townsend Day, member for Bill
ward, proposed the following resolution,
Rsoved That this Court has received with tho utmost
dent ar regret the Intelligence of the death of Priest
wih the American people the loss statesman
eu IN such great respect, not only by his fellow
vey 70 Mrs Garfield and her family the respectful ex-
OF Its sincere coincidence in her rreparabe
AZ every town council which has met since the
az similar resolution has been passed noticed,
Marboaai ieeuhg at Leeds, in connection with the
la lou Ecnmenical Conference General FiSke
Saiu ne and General Garfield were fellow soldiers
'1 I flske warmly eulogzed General Garfield.
res SENiNA sept 22-The Syrian Diet has passed
resolution of coincidence
ROME Sept. 22.-The Syndic of this city has
".iteh letter to the American Minister condoljng
an Ihe people of the United States for the loss of
/ lesioeht GARFIELD, In the name of the city.
''hLbouRNE, Sept 22.-Both houses of the Par
iahents OF Victoria, New South Wales, South Aus
ofi'ha and New-Zealand, have unanimously adopted
OF PRESIDENT Garfield.
81. JOHN, N. b., Sept. 22-The United States cit
zehs mere have decided to hold memorial services Oh
s.onuay next The ladies of the city held meeting
M ana passed resolutions of sympathy with
hrs. garfield in h affection
KINGSTON Ont. Sept. 22.-The Kingston Presby-
tery at the meeting this morning, passed a resolu-
non expressive of sympathy which will be trans
nitted, with the one pa 'sed by the citizens through
tne American Consul to the Secretary of S ate at
W ashlngton. w
PARIS, Sept. 22.-The france, in an ar
ticio headed "The World in Mourning y
says all civilized nations will condole
win the bereaved widow and her children.
Inc International Peace and Liberty League at
Geneva has sent telegram to Mrs. Garfield ex-
WesSlnG sorrow and offering condolences and re-
spectfu homage ~ Az
ne diplomatic body and many members of the
Ii55'ocracy WaIted on the American Minister to-day
ana offered their condolences.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. GA large mass-meeting
Tor the purpose of expressing sympathy with the
lamiy OF the late President Garfield was
heid here last night under the auspices
iot The New-Engand Society. The audience was
! largely composed of influential people Mr. Howell
ShItei StAtes Consul, the Hon Edward Blake, ex-
Mayor Be&tty Colonel Hawkins u. S. A.. many
pfolhlhent cltlZens and a number of the clergymen
~ NE CITY were present. Mr.. Howell spoke very
cehngy and eoquently of the character of the late
4 PRESIDENT. OF whom he gave a personal his ory
HAMBURG Sept ga large meeting of mer-
chants engaged in the American rade was held here
TO day to take action in relation to the death of
PRESIDENT Garfield. The vice-presdent OF the
Chamber OF Commerce stated, in the name
OF the merchants of Hamburg that
the message announcing the death of
resident Garfield had deeply moved not only the
icii%ehs OF Ham 1urg, who were closely connected
Sptzer, of Brooklyn, n Y, eulogizcd the late Pres-
ichi. An address TO Mrs Garfield was immediately
covered with hundreds of signatures. IL will be
here few days for further names.