New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-23


deepest sympathy and coincidence God grant her
support under her terrible alliction.
THORNTON.
IT, o. WAsHrNGToN, Sept. %. 1881.
10 Ser EDWARD THORNTON, Dundee Scotland
q iour Tribute of coincidence has deeply moved Mrs
"arheld' ana IN her name thank you.
BLAINE, Secretary.
Secretary BLAINE Wasbingtop
sympathy III Belgium for the Nation and Prosi-
dent Garhclds family profound and universal The
Mig me Government, legations aud citizens have
0Npi0SSouio' PUTNAM Brussels.
PUTNAM Minister, Brussels.
wake ntsng Acknowledgement of universal trib-
GUM. BIAINF' Secretary
To VICTOR DRUMMoND, IT, IT, Charge de 5Gai,es :.
BE pleased to convey to the President aud through
niin TO the people of the United States. the deep
dominion of Canada for the sad loss the United
states has sustained in the melancholy death of its
''o lresideht' NJ. j. kiTCHIE, Deputy Governor.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES RoUmAxIA,
To Secretary BLAINE. Woshhgfon, District CoIno6io
Serian Minister foreign ait ,irs teegraphs lively
anu sincere grief of serian Government and people
at death OF President Garfield SCHUYLER
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
o., WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1881. (
It)HWUNtU.
,, return grateful acknOw Judgments of the late
residents bereaved family, and of Government
ana people OF United States for message of SYM
P"'nS eeno you ny SerD an Government.
BLAINE, Secretary.
LIvrRPooL, Sept. 81, 1881.
me secretary Of State, Washington.
resoIn neg TO transmit TO you the following
habitants of this city, held this day i assure Won
nat have never known deeDer feeling shown nv ali
classes in Liverpool than ON this mournnl
meeting held fnxyn hall Hon
presidency as Chief Magistrate and was Gro wded to
es utmost capacity by our most distinguished citi-
lens. l cannot lind words 10 express my own SYM
pathy both with the great American Nation, and
win the deeply afflicted widow and family of the
ave beloved President; all England is pervaded
with these inadequately expressed sentiments of
heartfelt coincidence. 1t was moved bv Mr. J. A
phIn' seconded by Mr.. G. Maclver supported by
resolved: VI -1'' 0'P0oi' anu
That the inhabitants of this City of Liverpool. in
puDlc meeting assembled, desire to record their
horror ana Indignation at the assassination of Gem
eral Garfield, President of the United States OF
America, and 10 express their deep sympathy with
the American Nation in their severe loss and their
sincere coincidence with Mrs. Garfield and her faIni-
~ IN their bereavement, aud that the MaVor he re-
tuested 10 transmit by cable copy f this resoiu-
ton to the Secretary OF State, Washington
WILLIAM Is. FoAWOOD, Mayor of Liverpool.
XVIII
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, Sept. %. 1881
WILLIAM b. FoRwooD. LSq.. Mayor Lire,pool
rev among the universal tributes of puef and
sympathy have more profoundly touched the fun
hearts OF the late Presidents 5 rowing family and
OF ne American people than your message on behalf
OF the citizens OF Liverpool who share with US the
dnlcton OF to-day as they have anXiouSly shared
me weary suS enSe of the Presidents patient and
heroic struggle against death
JAMES q. BLAINE, Secretary of State.
XIX.
~. r...,,.....,,, ROME Sept. 81.
rs ETceHeney he Minister for Foreign fairs Wishing
he loss of the ilustrous President Garfield has
caused deep sorrow 20 G holy father His Holt
esS HlIecis me TO Present his confidence TO your
exc ilency and TO the Government and his best
wishes for the prosperity of the Republic
l.. CARDINAL JACoBINI.
Xxx.
DEPAKTAIl. Mt OF STATE,
~, - . WASHINGTON, Sept. %. {
His Eminence Cardinal JAC0BINI RoBe:
The conslderat. and comprehensive expression of
Syhpat y from his Holiness IS very grateful To The
bereaved family of the late President and in their
name ana on behalf OF this Govern neut. | return
pIolouhu thahAs. BLAINE, Secretary.