Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-28

Sincerest sympathy in this hour Of your sad
bereavement FATHkh HoDNETT.
Catholic Priest.
RABBI Browns TENDER MESSAGE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 81, 1885.
Grlet-strlcken myself at your and yopr
counlry's loss | tender YOU my sympathy.
Goa ana our nation will watch over you.
RABBI BROWNE.
SYMPATHY OF THE ARTHuRs.
ALBANY, Dec, "a, 1856.
we unite in sympathy for you and yours In
MARY ARTHUR MCELRoy,
ELLEN HERNDoN ARTHUR.
GEN. LoGAN's CHURCH.
CHICAGO. Dec. 27, 1856.
Trlnity Methodist Episcopal Church ex-
TENDS TO you the deepest sympathy, and the
oner OF such assistance as fmay be necessary.
May God bless and sustain you.
JOHN ALABAsTER, Pastor.
This was the church OF which Gen.
Logan was member.
FROM AN OLD FRIEND.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Dec. 81, 1856,
The country has just learned with the pro-
foundest sorrow Of the death of yonr dis
tingushed husband. WIN. j. ALLEN.
Mr.. Allen was once Gen. Logan's part
ner and old political friend, but political
opponent.
GOV. RUsK's SORROW.
MADISON, Wis.,, Dec. 81, 1886.
Wisconsin mourns he death OF your distin-
guished husband, whose high character aud
great abilities had endeared him TO the hearts
OF The people. | wish 10 offer my heartfelt
coincidence on the death of my old commander
OF the Grand Army of the Tennessee.
j. NJ. kUsK, Governor.
THE C. AIRS GREAT LOSS.
CHICAGO, Dec, 27, 1895,
The Grand Army OF the Republic of Illinois
tender TO the family OF our comrade our deep-
est sympathy in this their great bereavement
and our great loss. II. P. THOMPSON,
Assistant Adjutant- General.
j. A. SEXTON, Aide de Camp.
SENATOR coLQUTTT's TELEGRAM.
ATLANTA Ca, Dec. 81, 1885.
nave not words to express how sincerely
l svmpathize with you in your heartrendinC
anilction. May God in his mercy sustain and
console you. A. II. COLQUITT
THE NEGRO IN TEARS.
JAMAICA, N. Y, Dec. 81 1886.
Among the tear drops OF deep anguish and
true sympathy which flows from the hearts
OF all American citizens, especially 1000 600
OF my race to whom your treasured sleeping
husband, my cOmrade, was Il thorough friend,
hrst, last aud always, my church and cell
mlngie ours win the prayers for you and
yours. REV. Il. L. Is. REED.
Pastor of a colored church.
STATESMAN AND WARRIOR.
Boston. Dec q, 1886.
The Boston Methodist Preachers Meeting
sends express on oil deep sympathy and com
dolence 10 you and your children in your
great grief. IN common with our fellow citl-
Zens, We mourn the death OF the noble states
man ana warrior, to whom our country owes
80 much. j. o: KNOWLES,
A. McKEowN
s. l.. GRACEY,
j. III. rwoMBLEY,
Committee by vote of meeting.
l.. B. BATES, President.
j. CANDLIN, Secretary.
THE ARMY TELEGRAPHERs.
CHICAGO, Dec. ", 1885.
The army telegraphers OF the late war, la
mentlng with millions this sad bereavement
to ourself and family. unite in v0icing their
heartfelt sympathles. senator Logan was
our devoted friend, sincere and able cham
plon. VIM. X. PLUM,
President Of the Society OF United States Mil.
itary Telegraph Corps.
SORROW ALONG THE GULF.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. o., 1885.
The Department of the Gulf Grand Army
of the Republic tenders its heartfelt sympa-
thy in this hour of bereavement, and mourns
the loss Of its illustriOus Commander in CHIEF
and faithful comrade. A. =. BADGER,
Deputy Commander.
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTER'S.
CHICAGO. Dec. q, 1886.
The Congregational Ministers Union OF Chi
cago hereby express TO you their profound
you of their earnest prayers.
III. i. HAMMOND, President,
HENRY WILSON, secretary.
THE UNION LEAGUE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, 1885.
John A. Lo0an, Jr.:
beg TO tender to your family on behalf Of
the Union League of Philadelphia the pro-
found regret and sympaLhy which are sin-
cerely felt and universally expressed by our
memb bers on hearing OF the death OF your dis
tinguished father. EDWIN n. BENSON,
President Union League.
GOV. oGLEsBY's NOTIFICATION.
5PRINGFIRLD. ILL.,, Dec. 81, 1885,
Hon. s. NJ. Cuibom:
Your telegram announcing the death OF
Gen. Logan fills every heart with sorrow
there or here in connection with the funeral
ceremonies at present.
X. G. OGLEsBY, Governor.
wHITELAw Reds SYMPATHY.
NEW YORK.. Dec 27, 1885.
beg to express deep sympathy with you in
YOUR sudden and terrible bereavement, as
well as sorrow for the great loss the untry
has sustained. WHITELAw REID.
THE BURIAL SITE.
CHICAGO, Dec. 81, 1885.
Hon. s. M CHiiom:
The City Council will meet tonight and
adopt resolution inviting the burial OF Gen.
Logan here. VIII you communicate this to
the familyI M. Il. STONE.
RECEIVING THE CALLERS.
Hitherto the duties OF receiving visitors
and answering numberless inquiries have
been performed by volunteers among the
frienGs OF the family. Arrang sments
have now been made 10 accept the tender
by the Secretary OF the Navy OF guard
Of marines, who will render such services
as are appropriate and may be required OF
them. The tender OF the Secretary was
contained In the note & ven above, con-
viewed by Commander Schley.