New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-13
CONGRATULATING MIR. MORTON.
KIND AND CHEERING MESSAGES POURING IN
FROM EVERY SIDE.

KIND AND CHEERING MESSAGES POURING IN
FROM EVERY SIDE.
Vice Presdentelect Levi p Morton moved his
family to his city home, at No. So Fifth-ave, from
Rhneclif yesterday, and appeared at his office for
the first time since the day of the big Republican
parade week ago last Saturday Many Of his friends
and business associates called on him while he was
downtown and offered their congratulations. Mrs
Morton received large card yesterday, on which was
painted a palm leaf, and engrossed on 1t were the
names of 200 ladies of Rhinebcck, who took this
method Of Offering their congratulations. Mr. Nor
ton has received many letters and kilograms of con-
graduation from every part of the United States.
The following few Of them:
Washington Territory.
The Republicans Of Tacoma the city of destiny,
In mass meeting assembled tonight, enthusiastically
congratulations. We hail the glorious triumph as
the dawn of our emancipation from Territorial bond
age and assurance that the star OF Washington Will
be added TO the constellation Of the Union
The Massachusetts, Club, now assembled, sends
cordial greetings and extends to you its best wishes
and heartest congratulations upon your election
The Republican Club Of Oneida County sends
warmest congratulations
Accept the congratulations Of the InshAmcrican
Republican Tariff League JAMES MoRRlssEf.
indianapolis.
AS your personal friends and as Republicans we
Join in the congratulations of the Nation over Re
publican success that pOrtends many years OF peace,
The good Judgment of the Chicago Convention is
evidenced by the result Indiana has redeemed her
pledge The gratitude of the lrishmen has been
well shown in this election. Our best wishes to
yourself and family. j. A. BRlDGLAND,
J: n. HUSTON
and JOHN J. Ollie
Heart deep congratulations from thousands of In
HENRY d. PIERCE.
Jersey City
heartily congratulate you the greatest victory
the American people have had or w eyer nave
The four years interruption to Republican suprem-
aey has taught the people the difference S6 between EN-
GENERAL W. ii. MORRIS.
send you my hearty congratulations on the glo-
rious result. y. j. DllEHk
Protection being settled in the American mind for
generation or more, congratulate you on your
election. JOHN II. sIARlN
1t is ono of the peculiaritles Of this campaign that
the conduct both Of Mr. Harrison and yourself has
been so intelligent, so manly, and so disnified, as
as TO the future both complete and remarkable
1oRTLANDT PARKER.
shelbum. VT
Please accept my sincere congratulations upon
your election and upon the great success of the Re
publican party We are all IuIaN R9o w 9Ee the
exceedingly glad that you are elected, and
before you have finished your term the policy Of
the Republican party VIII haze PLACED mn on
who have the right to vote viii be able TO do so,
without let hindrance. JOEL Ii. ERiAkDI.
Wisconsin.
Above all, am glad that the American people
have escaped the great danger which threatened
them. GENERAL LUCIUo fAIKCHlLD,
Iowa
Accept my sincere and hearty CONGRATULATIONS The
victory is great w. b. ALLISON.
RondOut.
The result gives evidence that Americans are for
America THOMAS CORNELL
Tombstone, Arizona.
The Bisbee Republicans send greetings TO Levi
p Morton, next Vice President.
= W CLAUSON,
WILLIAM OVERLOOK,
W. II. BROPHY.
FERD. PAILLON,
EDWARD BARKER
and LEWIS WILLIAMS
Committee.