Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-17

specially gratified at the expression of kind
feeling from his many friends upon the
part he has had i'll the great national vic
tory.
MIR. Harrity looks very well considering
the strain he has been under for the past
four week but evidently needs rest. He
has received q bushel of letters and tele-
grams since Tuesday night congratulating
the party upon its handsome victory ana
his superb leadership.
MIR. Harrity feels especially grateful to
the New York leaders and the members of
the national campaign committee for their
earnest and enthusiastic support during
the fight.
He attributes the success of the party
to the revolt against excessive and I'M
necessary taxation; the attempt to intrude
national interference in local elections and
the splendid reputation OF Mr.. Cleveland
throughout the country as a safe and tried
executive and u courageous leader of senti-
ment in favor Of the rights of the people.
Mr.. Harrity is very modest as to the part
which he has taken in the great contest.
but the expressions which lie is receiving
from all over the country of congratula-
ton and confidence could not fail to please
him.
CHAIRMAN HARRITY's LEAyE-TAKING.
New YORK, Nov. l0.-Secretary Harrity
left for Philadelphia this afternoon and
he will not return here until next Tuesday
or Wednesday to close up the business of
the campaign. Before he left Mr.. Whit
| ney, Senator German, acknowledgements
Sheehan and other distinguished Demo-
Gratis called upon him and bade him all
eulogistic goodbye. Before leaving he
went through the building and shook
hands with every one there, with whom
he is very popular. lie said to your CORE
spondent: n feel that cannot leave New
| York without expressing my appreciation
| of the kindness and consideration with
which have been treated while here.
| My stay here has been u very pleasant one
| indeed, and that fact contributes very
| much to the satisfaction which feel over
| the outcome. | ought to add that we feel
| grateful to the representatives of the press
of the country, especially to those repre-
senting the New York newspapers, for the
very generous treatment accorded to the
members Of the Democratic national com
mittee. 10 the Democratic and lndepcnd
ent newspapers Of the country mich OF
the great result which has been achieved
is due, and they should be awarded full
credit.
II would like to also express my thanks
to all those good, earnest and enthusiastic
Democrats who have written or telesraphet
their congratulations to the Democratic
National Committee. Because of thef
great number it will be simply impossible
to write or telegraph to each, and it j
hoped that this public acknowledgment
will be accepted as IN expression of appre
ciatlon Of their messages Of congratula
ton"
THREE SPECIMEN DISPATCHES.
Mr.. lIarrity received these dispatches tc
day, among hundreds Of others:
flLooMINGToN, ILL.,, Nov t0.-l con
graduate you for the splendid victory yo
did so much to achieve.
AplA1 L. STEVENSON.
INDIANAPOLIS ND, Nov. l0.-Permit IN
to congratulate you. rs chairman of til
national committee, on the magniticeli
result obtained ISAAC L. GRAY.
LIMA, o., Nov. 10.-My hearty congratr
lations on the grand result.
CALVIN S. BRIcE.