Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-05
HOLDING AN INQUEST.
Continued From First Pace.
peal to the intelligence and patriotism of a
people always responsive to such appeals
BENJAMIN HARRISON.


peal to the intelligence and patriotism Of a
people always responsive to such appeals.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Vice President Morton wired from Rhine
Cliff, N. Y:
The Republican party of Ohio and the
nation is to be c9ngratulated upon 5ne ereet set
victory. Please accept, for Mrs. Mckinley
and yourself, my heartiest salutatlons.
LEVI P. MORTON.
Pleasure Expressed on All Sides.
Among the other kilograms were the fol-
lowing:
Hearty congratulations on your splendid
light and well earned triumphs.
BEN BUTTERwoRTH b.
Preparations making for grand iollifica-
tion in Mansfield Friday evening. You are
wanted very urgently. Can't you conner
Please accept the congratulations of the
window glass workmen of America.
You know you have my sincere congratu-
lations upon your victory, gallantly won
upon the straight issue of protection.
R. A. ALaER.
Advices show my defeat and your cleo
tion. Please accept my hearty congratula-
tions on your magnificent fight.
Jerry Rusk-I heartily congratulate you
on your great victory.
Congressman Burrows Il congratulate
you on your splendid victory, and triumph
of protection and honest money:
American tin, brightly shines, and McKin-
lev he's in. Accept congratulations.
Congressman H. Stockbridge, Jr., of Mary
land-Heartiest congratulations. May the
verdict of the people in 1891 be the verdict
of the people in 1892.
Thomas Ryan, Minister Plenipotentiary to
Mexico-Heartiest congratulations.
General Nathan Goff-Grandly have you
made a grand canvass and deservedly won
a grand victory. West Virginia Republic
ans rejoice with their Ohio brethren.
Ex-senator Clayton-Congratulated on
glorious victory.
Ex-Congressman Farquhar Congratula-
tions from New York for grand old Ohio and
her noble son.
JH. Manly-The Republicans of Maine
send you hearty congratulations. The re-
suit is personal triumph for you and
grand victory for protection, reciprocity,
and honest money. 1t defeats free trade and
free coinage.
Governor Burleigh-Accept my hearty
congratulations on your great victory. 1t
was signal triumph for sound currency
and the protective system.
Congressman Boutelle-It is q great vic
tory for American industry and homes.
Congressman Murey-A trump for Ameri.
Henry Cabot tLodge-Heartiest congratula-
W. F. Draper-Greetings from the Boston
Home Market Club.
Matt @. Henderson, Texas; the Chatta-
nooga Republican Club, Congressman Dal-
zell, Secretary of State Ryan, w. S. Cap
eller; President of the National Editorial
Association; A. B. Nettleton, Assistant
United States Treasurer: ex-Congressman
A c. Thompson, ex-United States Senator
Sabin and Congressman c. H. Evans names
were attached to kilograms. Also, J. S.
Newell, President of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad Company;
gressman Enochs, and Mayor Tilbrook, of
McKeesport.
McKinley's First Day After Election.
Although Major Mckinley did not go to
bed until long after midnight, he was up
early this morning at his Canton hotel, as
bright and cheerful as last night when the
good news came rolling in. After breakfast
he went to his rooms, and found heap of
glancing over these expressions of good will
the Major received number of early call
ers, who came to pay their respects and ex-
tend congratulations. Callers continued to
come during the entire morning, inter-
spersed with kilograms as fast as two oper-
ators could write them. After dinner the
Major, accompanied by Captain Sullivan
and friend from Washington, went out for
q short drive. He was cheerfully greeted
along the way by admirers and friends. This
afternoon he put in at his rooms, receiving
callers. Congratulatory kilograms are still
and his table is crowded with those
that have come. In reply to question by
THE DISPATCH correspondent the Major
said he had nothing to say and could not
yet definitely tell what his majority
would be.
The Republicans of Canton and Eastern
Ohio will celebrate Friday evening.