St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-10
AT MAMMoN's SHRINE.
Big and Little WirepulIers Con.
gratulate Moneybags Morton.


RHINEcL1FF, N. Y, Nov. 9.-Hon.
Levi P. Morton, vice president-elect, is
still busy reading congratulat0ry cables
and kilograms upon the successful re-
suit of the campaign. From the hum
dreds that are piled upon his desk the
following have been selected:
THIS ONE GOT LEFT.
Col. S. V. r. Cruger-Please accept hearty
congratulations on glorious result, only
dampened by losing Miller, who did so much
for the national ticket.
BURN THIS TELEGRAM
James G. Blaine, Augusta, Me.-Heartiest
congratulations on your election and on the
superb victory. Sincere regards to Mrs.
Morton.
GENERALS OF THE REPUBLICAN ARMY.
Hon. Matt S. Quay and Hon. j. Sloat Fas-
sett New York-The national committee
congratulate you and the country upon your
election.
THE WOLVERINE CLOWN.
Congressman R.. G. Horr, Michigan-Too
happy for speech. salute the next vice
president.
| - PRoPAGAT6R OF PRoTEcTIoNsM.
Congressman McKinley-Accept hearttest
FIRE-EATING FORD GETS FUNNY.
Patrick Ford, Editor of the Irish World
The declaration of the Empire state is a
splendid and worthy testimonial of her ap-
probation of her favorite son.
sLEICHER SAYS ITS SPLENDID.
John A. Sleicher, of the Albany Journal
1t is splendid victory and the result in New
York is personal tribute to you.
REFERS TO A CHESTNUT.
Henry Bentley, Philadelphia have not
seen such excitement since the surrender of
Lee.
CoMMENDs THE NATION.
Hon. w. O. Bradley, of Kentucky-The
nation has done its duty, and so too have
you.
FROM THE SOLID SOUTH.
Hon. Edgar i. Stoeran, New Orleans
Louisiana congratulates you on your nomi-
nation. We now shout ourselves hoarse over
your election. Louisiana's suppressed vote is
powerless to swell the glad majority.
ONE OF THE VETERANS.
Jacob Gray, Department Commander New
Orleans-Accept congratulations OF the q.
A. r., department of Louisiana.
WAS A CANDIDATE HIMSELF.
Russell A. Alger, Detroit, Mich-Accept
my hearty congratulations upon your cleo
ton Michigan gives you $4,000 plurality.
HON. HAMILTON FISH. 2
Hon. Hamilton INSTRUMENTATION the
most sincere to you and the family.
CHRYsANTHEMUM CowAN.
A. D. Cowan, N. VI had the honor of
christening to-day beautiful blue chrysan-
themum 1.-The Mrs. Levi P. Norton.
HOWL FROM HOBART.
Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y.-The Re-
publican students send congratulations to
lnclF CuulTIldIl Ol tFuSlGtS Ou cicCtlOu W
the vice presidency.
MAY BE ovER-sANGUINE.
Joseph II. Choate, New York; am sure
that by the manner i'll which you will fill it
and discharge its duties you will restore the
Office to its original dignity and rank.
ECHO FROM EMMA NINE.
Hon. Robert G. Schenck, Washington, D. c.,
Ex-Minister to England heartily congrat-
ulate you and our whole country on this
overthrow of free trade and rebel rule.
WELL AFFORD
Hon. Thomas Lowry, Minneapolis-We Of
the Northwest can bid the Southern briga-
der administration adieu without regret.
FROM OVER THE SEA.
Seligman Bros, London-Your old Repub-
Gcan friends i'll London send hearty con-
gratulatiOns.
sTANFoRD's sPREADEAGLEIsM.
Senator Leland Stanford-The Pacific coast
has right to congratulate you. 1t has cast
larger majolities for Gen. Harrison and
yourself than ever before for successful Re-
publican candidates. The success of the
Republican party means present prosperity
and the advancement of civilization. Ac-
cept my warmest personal congratulations.
OLD PROMISES REDEEMED.
Hon. 0. L. Conger-I congratulate you
upon your election and the glorious victory
achieved in your state. The promises made
at Chicago have been redeemed.
BowEN's BECOMING BLUsTER.
Henry c. Bowen, Editor of the Independ-
ent-On the 9TH OF March the nation will be
placed on firm foundation again, with
brilliant prospects, such as perhaps We never
have seen.
THE JUDGE SMILES.
W. J. Arkell, Editor of Judge-We are as
proud as peacocks this morning.
AND PAPA. TOO.
Mr.. Arkell's Father, Ex-senator Arkell-
pet was for you. Your victory and ours is
immense.