Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-11-15
CONGRATULATIONS.
Some Magnetic Flashes that Dazed Cleye-
lands Eyes.
| Cincinnati Post


lands Eyes.
Cincinnati Post.
If the facts could be known it would
probably appear that President-elect
Cleveland has been more numeronsly
congratulated within five days than
any man living. The number of tele-
grams showered upon him from all
sections of the country will insure the
usual Jay Gould Western Union quar-
terly dividend. To this branch of liter
ature Cincinnati and Ohio have con-
tributed in both an eminent and ludi-
crous degree. Here are few SAM
pies
II heartily congratulate you on your
election."-A. G. Thurman.
Il congratulate the nation and you
on the success of the Democracy
Durbin Ward.
accept my heartiest congratula-
tions."-John r. Mclean.
"Cleveland sends greeting to Cleve-
land."-W w. Armstrong, Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
"Congratulation. You have achieved
the grandest triumph in the Worlds
history."-G. w. Morgan, Mt. Vernon.
Accept my profound congratula-
tions on the great victory. Your adj
ministration will inaugurate new
and better era in American politics.
james w. Newman.
Some of the wired messages were
in the nature of stump speech.
Among these may be classed the fol-
lowing, which their authors did not
expect to see in cold print:
81 congratulate you upon the splen-
did opportunity to serve our country,
open to you. You will be the second
Jefferson of the Democratic party
Geo. Hoadly.
Permit me to congratulate you as
| President-elect of the United States
You will certainly be inaugurated as
the President" M. Bishop.
"We congratulate you on your sig
nal victory. This day is an Austerlitz
to the Democratic party, and to all
honest and patriotic citizensl All
hail! The triumph of principles over
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"The Ohio State Democratic Club
and its ] 800 auxiliary clubs greet presi-
dent Cleveland as the deliverer of the
Republican party from the octopus Of
| Republican corruption" = John q.
Thompson.
with my hearty congratulations
permit me to express my admiration
of your dignifed and manly bearing
during the canvass, faultless from the
hour of nomination to that victory"
Henry HI. Payne.
"Allow us to send you our heartfelt
congratulations on the grand victory
YOU have won. Our hearts are filled
with Joy. Our boys are shouting, and
roosters are i'll demand We wish
YOU the best health and long lie, SO
you can steer the national ship in the
right direction, and that YOU can and
will do it we are cOnfident-bea assured
that we are. Yours, most truly, has
Weidt, Mayor, and Democratic citi-
zens" of Pomeroy,
Some of the messages from other
States than Ohio are worth a place in
the Post:
"He who led the forlorn hope 20
years ago cOngratul4Ies with all his
heart the victorious leader 0! today
Geo. B. Mcclellan.
Il rejoice for our party and conorat-
ulate samuel J. Randall
Il learn with pleasure that you re
positively elected. Please accept my
most hearty congratulations" Hugh
J. Grant, New York.
accept my most sincere congratu-
lations.' Vim. X. Grace, New York.
II tender TO you and to the Dcmoc-
racy of the union the heart. est con-
gratulations of every democrat in
Kentucky upon the grandest civil
triumph ever achieved among civlliz-
ed menu. Proctor Knott, Governor
of Kentucky.
Missouri, with its $4,000 majority,
sends greetings and words of congratu-
lation t0 you. as the next President.
Now, the books will be opened, and
crooked ways made straight ."-Thos.
T. Crittenden, Governor of Missouri.
"A fellow like myself, going to Eng
land this winter, can now feel sure Of
of protection by our government" y
Chas. o. Palmer, Stonington, Conn.
@Please accept my heartfult congrat-
ulations and good wishes. Franz
Sigel.
IAN ex-Sheriff of Franklin county,
Pa, congratulates the ex-Sheriff OF
Buffalo. The Democratic prediction
that the Republicans would fool with
the Government until they got it into
the hands of the Sheriff has been full
filled."-Geo. S. Kyle, Chambersburg,
Pa.
"The dudes, pharisees, and mug
wumps congratulate you."-New York
Independents.
"Praise God from whom all bless
ing flow The G. o. P must surely
go."-J. G. Col. G. Grote, New
York.