The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-07-31
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Mt. McGREGoR, July 23.-The following
was received from ex-President Hayes:
FREMONT, o., July s3.-Please assure
Mrs. Grant aad the sorrowinp family that
they have the deepest sympathy Of Mrs.
Hayes and myself. r. b. HAYES.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-To Col. Fred
Grant: The painful news to me Of your
fathers death has just been received. The
sympathy Of myself and family goes out
from the depth Of our hearts TO your mother
and all OF you In your sad bereavement.
The country 10 filed with sympathy aud
grief at this news. But Its loss must grow
upon IL rs the future unfolds the coming
years. '.-.~~ JOHN A. LOGAN.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 3D. Mrs. ". s.
Grant: Please accept my profoundest sym.
patty. The entire nation mourns the loss
of Its iirst soldier and first citizen.
JAMES G. BLAINE.
BERwYN, Pa, July 23.-Mrs. Gen. Grant:
/ have beard With great sorrow of General
Grants death. l offer full measure Of SYM
pathy. SAM'L j. RANDALL.
SARATOGA, July 23.-Colonei Grant:
You have our deepest sympathy. The i'll
ness Of Mrs. Stewart, also Mrs. Hughes and
Mrs. Russell, prevents q personal visit Of
coincidence. Please command me for any
service you may need. HENRY HILTON.
FORT RENO, 1. T., July 23.-General
Sheridan sent the following telegram upon
receipt Of the sad infor nation:
To Col. r. ID. Grant: Will you please
express to Mrs. Grant my grief At the loss
Of my dearest friend and comrade, and my
sincere sympathy and coincidence with her
In this hour of her grea. distress.
z p. Fl. SHERIDAN,
co., Lieutenant. General.
Among the many others who sent dis.
paehes were Colonel Thomas p. Ochiltree,
Han. VIM. NJ. Evarts, the Japanese Minister
at Washington, Potter Palmer, of Chicago,
James Tyner, Of Washington, George w.
Ch!Ids, Of Philadelphia, Mayor Grace, of
New York, and Secretary Endicott.
METHERINGToN, July "a, 1SS5.-Mrs.
Grant: Allow me to offer my sincere SYM
patty on your great loss.
LORD RIpoN.
LONDON, July %, 1885. Mrs. Grant:
Heartfelt sympathy for the sad affection that
has befallen you. Mrs. MACKAr.
TOXIC, Japan, July "a, 1ss5.-Maddme
General Grant: learned with much sor-
row Of the death Of your husband. Itender
you my sincere coincidence and deep SYM
pathy. PRINCE TowHITo.
The Confederate soldiers of Helena, Ar
ksnsas, to-day sent message of sympathy.
The letter Of President Cleveland to Mrs.
Grant, and of which Adjutant General Drum
vas the bearer, Is here reproduced:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
July %, 1SS5.-My Dear Madame: Obeying
the dictates of my personal feelings, and 10
accord with what am sure Ii the universal
sentiment Of bis fellow-countrymen towards
your late husband, am solicitous that
every tribute of respect and affection should
be rendered, consistent with your personal
wishes on the subject. Adjutant General
Richard s. Drum, who Is charged with the
delivery Of this note, will receive and con-
vey to me any intimation OF the wishes Of
yourself and your children In respect to the
selection Of burial place, the conduct of
the funeral ceremonies and the part which
may be borne by those charged with the sd-
Binistration Of the Government. With sin
cere coincidence your friend and servant
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Mrs. U. S. Grant.
Mrs. Grant: Delaware tenders the warm.
est sympathy Of her citizens in This great
hour Of private and public grief
CHAs. K. STocKLEY.
mrs. Grdnt: L oner my expression OF
deep sympathy to the widow Of the great
leader Of the Union armies.
CoMTE DE PARIS.
President Diaz of Mexico sent . telegram
expressing his sorrow at the loss of so dis
tinguished soldier and statesman.
Ignacia Mariscal, the Mexican Premier,
sent the following: "By instructions OF
President Diaz send you the most sincere
coincidence Of the Mexican government for
the loss of our great friend, the illustrious
General Grant, and personally tender my
own and my famlly's Leartfelt sympathy In
your great bereavement"
Mrs. FreliDghuysen, widow Of the late
Secretary Of State, telegrsphed: "Pray re-
ceive my loving sympathy. We feel deeply
fer you all. | SO highly appreciated The
Ger erals kindness to me in my sorrow,
e7en when he was such . sufferer"