Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-03
SALTWATER TENDERS RECEPTION
The Senator Elect and the Legislature
Included in the Festivities.
INTERVIEW WITH DUNNELL.
His Departure for Washington the
Subject Of an Ovation.
KINDRED's LITTLE SURPRISE.
A Gold Headed Cane Presentation All
Around.

While the large army of friends of the
different persons supported for United
| States senator, who have virtually made
their homes in st. Paul for the last month,
were generally among the missing yester-
| day, the members of the legislature upon
whom had been the severest strain, were
obliged to be at the post of duty. AS they
came together in the morning, all showed
the wear and tear of the long struggle,
softened, however, by the general relief all
felt that it was ended. Naturally those
who had contributed to the victory
we're somewhat inclined to be little ju-
bilant, the nights rest and reflection but
confirming the wisdom of their action and
adding to the satisfaction experienced at
the first. But while thus rejoicing in their
victory, great delicacy was shown the van
quished, and as far as possible everything
calculated to add to the poignancy of their
feelings was avoided. AS general thing,
however, the defeated faced the music
manfully, acknowledging that the victory
had been honorably won, and expressing
the hope that the most rosy
expectations of those who had
contributed to il might be realized. quite
a number, however, were encountered who,
while expressing their kindly sentiments
to the vietors and the candidate elect, were
outspoken in condemnation of the gigan-
tic exhibition of selfshness shown by Win
dom the last few days of the struggle, and
more particularly by his neglect to call
upon and extend congratulations to Mr..
Sabin, and by sneaking off to Washington,
without a word of recognition of the SER
vices of those who had stood by him to the
last, by letter or otherwise. Upon this
latter great deal of bitter feeling was ex-
hibited, some going so far as to say they
were previously mistaken in Windom's
character, and that it fully justified the
war the opposition had made upon him.
It was terribly sore point, and the victors
kindly refrained in pressing it upon the
attention of the yanquished.
HON. D. NJ. sABIN.
The senator elect spent the day chiefly
at MS hotel where he was called upon by
large number of friends who extended con-
gratulations. Tne evening, until late
hour, was similarly occupied. He was the
recipient of shower of congratulatoly
kilograms, among which were the follow
ing;
CONGRATULATIONS TELEGRAMs,
coming from all sections of the country,
and sent by some of the most distinguished
people of the country, some of which are
appended as follows:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2.-Hon. D. NJ
Sabin: Accept my congratulations in your
election. S. ]. R. MCMILLAN.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-The brave and true
get their reward. G. G. HILTON. {.
WINNIPEG, Feb. 2.-Accept congratu-
lations from your many friends here and
at Rat Portage. j. NJ. EGAN.
BosroS, Mass, Feb. 2.-Our congralula-
tions. POTTER, LOWELL & Co.
DAN1ELs7ILLE, Ct.,Feb. PLEASE accep pt
the hearty congratulations of your Eastern
friends. E. H. JACOBS.
CLEvELAND,F eb. 2.-Am pleased to see
by this mornings paper that your state has
concluded to send you to Washington. Ac-
cept my warmest congratulations.
RoBT. E. PLUME.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. "A thousand
congratulations. No living man could
have suited me more. JNo. B. RAYMOND.
New YORK, Feb. 2.-I am very much
gratifed and congratulate you and your
constituency. II. L. HORTON.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2.-Cordial
congratulations and welcome to Washing
ton. JNo. JAY KNOX.
New YORK, Feb. Congratulations.
0. D. BALDWIN.
NEWARK, N j., Feb. FL change my
vote from Window to Sabin with three
cheers. W. J. CURTIS.
BUFFALo,-N. Y, Feb. PLEASE accept
both for yourself and state our hearty con-
gratulatiens. PLUME BUBDIcK.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 2.-Accept the
heartiest congratulations of your friends
here. r. f. HERsEY.
HARTFORD, CT, Feb. 2.-Hearty congrat-
ulations from all of us.
P. JEWEL & Son.
NEW YORK, Feb. ALLOW me to ex-
tend my heartiest congratulations on your
election to the United States senate.
CIV. SIMS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-I am man of few
words, but bully for you. Let's shake.
WAYLAND FRosKE.
NORWICH, CT, Feb. 2-Hearty congratu-
lations. Take one light and sweet.
COGswELL & Co.
BUFFALO, N. Y, FEB. PLEASE accept
congratulations of the whole Barr family
E. d BABR.
MAIDEN, Mass, Feb. 2.-PIease accept
congratulations OF myself and all your
! friends. ". L. LOWELL.
WAKEFIELD. Mass. Z eb. 2-Ten thousand
congratulations from us all. God bless
you. ABEL AMEs.
PH1IADELPHIG, Pa, Feb. 2.-Accept con
gratulatlons upon your election to the
ULited States FepSss. Genuine Connect
cut nutmegs grow voil IN Minnesota soil
". H RAUN.
LIE SUEUE.Fsb. 2.-Bully for you. Shake.
E. R. SMITH.
MADISON, Feb. 2 Accept my hsarty con-
t gratula,ions. also Gov. EIieldis, on your
election to tse United States senate.
GEO. B. BURROWS.
La CRossE, Feb. 2-Win barn best hat
and boots. J.H. DRAKE.
Los ANaKLHs, Gal. Feb. z.-While ap-
preciating with you she personal compli-
ments, must congratulate the people of