The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14
Re solutions.
REso1Ur1oNs BY ONO DrMooRArs.

- RESOLUTIONS BY OHIO DEMoCkATs.
Cleveland, O., July 9.-The democratic
convention of this couniy, now in session,
to-day unanimsly adopted the following,
which was offered by Hon. r. r. Spsula-
ing:
Resolved by the democratic conven-
ton Of Cuyahoga county, this oh Gay
of July, 1881 assembled in Cleveland, that
looking on James A. Garfield as the con-
stitutional president and chief executive of the
United States of America. We regard the
recent attempt to deprive him of his life as a
crime of the most biIeous character; that the
president may be assured of our deepest
sympathy with himself and his family IN
their fflction; that We rejoice to
know that under the dispensation OF
a kind Providence the object of the assassin
is likely to fail, and that we recommend to
congress the enactment of more stringent
laws for the protection of persons OF our ex-
ecutive officers at seat Of government.
LETTER FROM JEFF DAVIS.
Louisville, KY, July 9.-Th5 Courier.
Journal prints the following: Besuvsil,
Harrison county, Miss, July 9th. To Mr.,
Findley: My Dear SRI hsvo received
yours ofthe 4th inst, and thank you for the
kind expression il contained. The evil in-
fluence to which you refer as causing bits
terness felt toward southern men, 1t may
fairly be expected will give way TO the sober
sense of the people, if they shall, Ike
yourself, detect the sordid motive Tor
which slimulants are administered. will
not like the Telegram you cite in regard TO
Il attempted assassination of the president,
saw am glad the assassin was not southern
man. but will say regret he Is an Ameri-
can. A CRIME black enough in itself has
deeper dye from tie merciI q y motive which
was To bsve prumpled IL. L sincerely trust
that the president may recover and that The
startling event will arouse the people 10 the
considerati of REMEDY for the demoraliza-
ton which the wild hunt after Office is
creating.
With the best wishes for your welfare,
/ am very truly yours,
THE FUND TO MRS GARFIELD.
New York, July 9-The total amount TO
The fund for Mrs. Garfield up TO this sfterS
noon is S97 57s. William Corcorsn gave
his check for $1,000, and George j. Levy
for tie same amount.
Philaaelphis, July 9-George w. Childs.
of the Ledger, to-day forwarded s. 900 as bis
contribution 10 the Mrs. Garfield fund
The following was cent this morning:
washington, July II.
To Lowell, Minister, London,-At the
beoinipg ofthe tenth day since he was woun-
dad the symptoms OF the president are
ali hopeful and favorable. Suppurstion
goes on, with his higher pulse or tempets-
lure than shoulde b expected. Hs milk d.
et Of a pint 10 pint ard = half per dsy, is
relisbed and diges'ed. His physical strength
keeps up wonderfully and bis mind u entirely
clear ard active, without showing excitement.
His physicians do not count him beyond dan
Ger. but general confidence In bis recovery
e sirer gibened every hour. BLAME,
THANKSGIVING SUCCESSFUL.
Columbus. o. July 11.-Governor Foster
bss cent the following telegram 10 the gov
erDors Of the states and territories
Governors once, Columbus, o.,
July 10 ISL.
To Harris NJ. PIaisted, Governor Of nsinei
The present indications strongly encour-
ace homes that the president vii recover
Pom he sfscts Of the horrible sttempi on
bis life. Il must occur 70 al that q would
he most fitting for The goVsrnors
al the several sisiss nno hr-
ritorsis 70 issue proclsmsii ns
setting apart day. 70 Be eerer .llJ sgre..a
uDop. for thanksgiving sDd grsyef v Al
mighty God f0f the blessed othversncs o.
our urssiasnt snd for This grs.t evidence o.
His GOODIES " this nation li hn snEge:
zion rnssts v5ih your spproes,rn, R,rmh
me 70 nsms The goysrnors 81 =. lol.'
Ksrfuckr, nsrJlsDd snd Oain. - comml,-
tss 70 a. upon . Gay 70 - = $500 $3.50
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