The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-28

IN deep sympathy with you and your child
rem. JAS. @. BLAINE.
FROM LOCUS FAIRcHILD.
MADsoS. Wis ,.Deosmber 27.-Tbe veter-
in deep sorrow and sipcerely and lovingly
mourn the loss Of your beloved husband,
their dear comrade and friend. l sorrow
asressSYe e y sps.' L LJJciIys FE|AiRRoHIlL IGSsf
in Chief of the Grad Army of
tbe Republic.
FROM THE UNION VETERAN CLUB
CHICAGO, December 27.-The death of
Comrade Logan brings great sorrow to the
hearts ~ members of the Chicago Union
CHAs. A DIBBLE. President.
FROM BUFoRD WILSON.
ePRISGFIELD, LII, December 27.-The ma
ton in common withY yourself has suffered
an i%rreperanle loss in the death of your
great husband. You have INV nrOfourd sym-
pathy EUfORD WILSON.
FROM LEVI P. MORTON.
Nav YORK, December Give are ipex-
shocked. grieved by the news Of
your busbau"'s death. Mrs. Morton joins
with mo IN expires Jog our deepest sympathy
in your great sorrow and irreparable loss.
LEVI P. MORTON.
FROM W, 7. SHERMAN.
NEW YoRK, December %,
Mrs, Gen. Logan:
n lAlEuu luHl holbkThDuFu INC HHluI
too sudden and dreadful to be n AIMED.
! wrote you tn S morning. May Goa sus-
". Il. SHERMAN.
FROM DEWITT TALMAGE.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, December 90.
Deepest sS mpathy of Mrs. Talmase
and myself for the loss of your great
and noble husband and the prayers OF my
congregation ton,sht that you may be com
forted. L. DEWITT TALMAGE.
FROM FRED GRANT.
NEW YORK, December rs, 1856.
Mrs. j. A. Logan
We are distressed at the terrible news, and
all join in regrets for the loss and sympathy
tor the living. +. D. GRANT.
FROM ]. B. FORAKER.
EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,l
COLUMBUS, o., December %, 1886.
Mrs. John A. Logan, Washington;
The people of 0niO, in common with the
whole country, are shocked and profoundly
grieved by, the unexpected death ofyour dis
tlnguished husband. Please accept their
heartfelt symp, thy, and be assured that in
no State Of the Union will the patriotic dead
and illustriOus statesman be more slcredly
cherished than there j. b. FORAKER.
FROM THE CITIZENS o. PBILADEL-
PHlA.
PHILADELPHIA, PA December 25.-The
poop q OF 1nliuu6luNld lCubfE lntlT syLnDA-
thy in the sa' hereay enent which has be-
tel en- you in death ofyour honored usbind.
Their hearts are warm I'D a~tfecIionats for
his manly virtues. WIN. B. SMITH,
Mayor.
FROM ROSCOE COMPILING.
NEW YORK. December 26.-Liit Q did 1
think, when te'egraphing you this morning.
that so great a sorrow was so near. Accept
my deep sympathy in your here yement.-
R0St0E C0NkLING.
FROM c. II, GR0SVEN0R.
COLUMBUS, o., December 26.-The death Of
Gen. Logan causes me profound sorrow 1t
IL a national ca amity. His comrades of the
the imperlshatle records of his. c0untry's
great men and won. the peoples love arc
weeping today in this, the saddest hour of
your life. l assure you of my tincere SYM
patty. U. IL. GuOSVENOR.
FROM THE RANDALL CLUB.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. December est is
with sOrr, W the San uel j.. Randsll Associa-
ton, OF Phi a~delphia, has earned of the
death of your husband, once Senator from
Illinois. We tender you our heartfelt sym
WIN. MoMULLEN, President.
Gro. H. HoFPMAN, Secretary.
FROM THE RUSSIAN LEGATION.
CHICAGO Ill, December 26. We are
deeply grieved by the morn ng re Horts, but
hope we may have news Of the generals
Improvement hLEAs hEu
Secretary Of Russian Legation.
FROM A REPUBLICAN CLUB.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, December 26.-Please
accept our condolences n your bereavement.
The %snation wesps in this your hour of trial.
Your loss is tina of the WHOLE people
President Union Republican Club.
FROM X. A. ALGER.
DETROIT. MICH, December 27.-We
ara tarrihlv giEIraggad with vOnr UTaat
trouble, would go TO the end of the earth
could | do the dear Gentr9t any good by so
doing, but this is the lat week Of my term
OF office, and | have BUSH ess to attend to
that | must not leave. God bless anu give
R. A, ALGER.
FROM B. HARRISON.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, December 27.-0ur
whole family mOurns with you Mrs. Har-
rison and my daughter send their love and
sympathy, MAY HOd's grace hold you up in
this hour whom friends can do 20 lite.
B. HARRISON.
FROM A MINISTER'S UNION.
CHICAGO, It'll, Decsmhe 27.-The Cnngre-
cat onal MinisteIs' Union Of Chicago
hereby express 10 sou their profound sym
pathy in your bereavement, and assure you
Ii. l.. RAMMOND, President,
HENRY WILSON, Secretary.
FROM THE GULF G. A. r.
NEW 0RLEANs. ia, December Il The De-
partment ct the Gulf Grand Army Of the no
public tenders its heartfelt sympathy in this
hour of bereavement, ana mOurns he loss of
lis illustrIous commar der in chlei and faith
ful comrade. A. S. BADGER,
Department Commander.
FROM THE UNION LE4GUE' OF MIN
MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, December 27.-The
mem Oers OF the Union League, of Mime
ap lis, tender their heartfe I sympathy.
Your great a~fl!ction is a nations loss;
R. G EVANS, President.
FROM B. K. BRUCE AND WIFE.
~TNDIANAPoLIs, IND, December q, 1856.
To Mrs John A. Logan:
Mrs. Bru G md I learn with deepest sor.
row of the demise of Gen. Logan and tendet
b. X. BRUCE,
FROM THE CITIZENS OF La CROSSE.
La CROSSE, Wis, December 20. Our Lett
liens send words Of sympathy to the widow
OF one Of America greatest mon.
d. i. POW ELL, Mayor.
FROM THE WAR TELEGRAPHERs.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, December Tho army
telegraphers of tho late wac, lamenting with
the millions the sad bereavement to, yourself
and family, uoite in yoicing their heartfelt
sympathy Senator Logan wac our devoted
friond and sincere and able champion.
WIN. 4. PLUM,
Preiident of the Society Of u. 5. Military
Telegraph COrpS.
FROM ANGUS CAMERON.
LA CROSSE, WIS, December 27.-Mrs. Gam.
eror and | are greatly distressed by the Gen.
erals death. Accept assur noes of nrntOund
syn patty. NGU CAMEhON'
FROM THE UNION LEAGUE OF PHILA-
DELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December q, 1856.
Mr.. John A Logan, ir.;
l beg to tendSrto your family, on behalf OF
the Union League OF Philadelphia, the pro-
{ und regret ana sympathy which are sin
corely felt and universally exprtssed by our
members on hearing Of the death oil your
distinguished father.
EDWIN N. BENSON, Pres. Union League.
FROM THE PEORIA BOARD OF TRADE.
PEORIA, ILL.,, December q, 1886.
To Mrs. Johi A. Logan:
WHEREAS, The Peoria Board Of Trade has
learned with profound sorrow of the sudden
death of the death Of the distinguished sol
der and statesman, John A. Logan,
Resoiued. That in the death o Gen. Logan
our country has met with the loss of one no
loss renowned in peace than in war, whose
u iinching courage aud sterling integrity
EMIT es him to the highest plaza in the hearts
of his cOuntrymen.
ResolDed, That this State and community,