The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-12
ALI Determined to Unite and Present Solid
Front Against the Democratic Hosts and
Their Inscriptions Leaders
As of Yore, Warner Miller and Alger
Will BE in the Thickest of the Fight,
And Clsrkson, Conger. Teller and Others Will
Not Be Found Sulking in Their Tents
Tributes TO Whitlelaw Reid.
HARRISON CONGRATULATED.
Many kilograms Received by the President
from Hoosiers and Others.

HARRISON CONGRATULATED.
Many kilograms Received by the President
from Hoosiers and Others.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, June 11.-There was an
aIr of peaceful serenity around Washing
ton to-day, which was in striking contrast
with the excitement with which tho news
from Minneapolis was awaited yesterday.
At the Capitol, where neither branch of
Congress was In session. not more
than q half dozen members were
to be seen. The Senate end was
entirely deserted, while at the House,
the few members who put in an appearance
employed their time in writing letters to
their constituents and then quietly wended
their way bomeward. At the White House
the same quietude prevailed. There were
a number of callers, but they were very few
in comparison with the crowds which were
in and around the executive mansion last
night. president Morton was among
the earliest callers, and he expressed in
person what so many of the Republican
leaders throughout the country have been
saying by wire. that he congratulated
President Harrison on the result of the
convention. Mr.. Morton, if he is at all
chagrined at his failure to secure renomi-
nation, did not show it on his countenance.
Considerably over one thousand tele-
grams from all parts of the country, but
most of them bearing the date of Mlnne-
apolis or of some Indiana town, have
been received by the President. Hundreds
of 4 ON, M r,a in fhis uporoinu Mupv uaro
of course from personal friends of General
Harrison, but tho great majority were
from politicians. who not only conEratu-
lated him, but declared that they would
use their best efforts to secure his election.
Governor Mckinley sent q message saying:
Accept my sincerest congratulations" No
word was received from ex.Secretary James
G. Blaine.
Several members of the Cabinet who
called at tho White House to-day have not
yet subsidized into their normal serenity.
Their JOY over their chiefs success still
shines In their countenances. Postmaster
general Wanamaker is said to contcm plate
O retirement from the Cabinet at the end
of his present term. and this step is said by
his friends to coincide with his personal
preferences. Secretary Noble is fixed in
his determination to retire to private life
on the 4th of March next. but both gentle
men are enthusiastic over the Presldents
denomination, and promise to do every
thing in their power to secure his re.elec-
tion.
THE HOOSIERS ARE FAITHFUL.
Among the many telgrams which have
been received by President Harrison on the
result of the Minneapolis convention are
the following from Indianians:
T.. Lucas, Lawrenceburg: Accept my con-
cratulations. The sentiments of the people here
John zimmerman, of Cannellton Accept sim
cere congratulations on your denomination, and
earnest wishes for your reelection.
Mrs r. 5. Robertson, wife of Lieutenantgov-
ernOr Robertson, to Mrs. HarrisOn Sincere con-
gratulations, and hopes for your speedy re-
covery.
A. f. Nowlin, of Lawrenceburg, sends the con-
gratulations of the Republicans OF the Fourth
congressional district, and pledges them to the
same united support as was rendered 10ur years
Harry X. Fulton and Capt. Alonzo d. Harvey.
of Ednburg-Accept congratulations. May ron
still be known by your good works. Justice
refgns supreme.
&. f. Bursey, Fort wayne--Aocept hearty
congratulations and most cordial support.
A. i. Donaldson. Jefersonville-The battle is
fought and victory won. Accept my congratula-
tions.
l.. ". L
Wiley. of indianapolis: We congratulate you,
the Republican party and tire country on your
nomination. 1t was a great victory won on
merit.
j. f. Mcclure Of Anderson, chairman of the
Republican committee-The Republicans OF
Madison county congratulate you and VIII give
you a majority In November.
n. Filback-The Terre Haute delegation o
thirty five send their hearty congratulations
l. =. Gordon sent the concentrations OF the
Columbia Club, of Indianapolis.
Ferd ]. Wendell, Publisher-The daily Fort
Wayne Press, heretofore independent, will sup
port you for election.
F. ii. Huron. president of ratification meet
ing at Danviile. sends the congratulations of the
citizens of that place.
John X. G0wdy, chairman OF the State central
committee-Acoept my CONCENTRATIONS ever
your denomination. Victory i'll November.
Hon. L. T. Michener: congratulate you with
all my heart.
GEN George B. Williams and wife cable from
London: 1.-Two hearts are made glad"
r. s. Foster. OF Indianapolis tender my sin
cere CONGRATULATIONS on the glorious result OF
r. H. shiel. at Minneapolis: 1 told you so.
Congratulations to President and Mrs. Harri-
son.
FROM MANY PROMINENT MEN.
Among other kilograms received were the
following:
William seligman, in Paris-sincerest congrat-
nation.
Andrew Carnegie. at sunningdale, Scotland
The American people know good thing when
they get it. Heartiest congratulations. You
deserve this triumph.
Edgar f. Mack, OF Iowa-The Iowa delegation
unanimously extend their hearty congratula-
tions on your denomination. and pledge you the
electoral vote OF our state next November.
Senator Stanford. at LOndOn-I congratulate
You and the country. Itis recognition and ap-
probation OF an administration OF the ablest and
without reprOach.
Minister Coolidge. at Paris-My warmest con-
gratulatioDs. in which members OF this legation
join most heartily.
Senator J. q. SpOoner. at Mnneapolis-I con-
gratulate you with all my heart on your renomi-
nation.
Henry C. Bowen. of New York-with all my
heart congratulate you.
Senator Cullom-The work Ia done. You are
renominated. Accept my congratulations on the
hearty Endorsement of your administration by
the representatives OF the Republican party in
convention assembled.
Frederick Robbie. OF Portland. Me.-l congratu-
late you with all my heart. / am sure our state
will as usual. do its full duty aud aid I'm giving
you a triumphant election next November.
Fl. A. Drake, Camden, N il congratulate
you Oh your denomination. IL 10 q triumph Of