New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
WILL MR.. GLADSTONE GOMEZ
PRESSING INVITATION TO VISIT
AMERICA.
SIGNED BY MANY HIGH OFFICIALS AND pRoMn

SIGNED ny MANY HIGH OFFICIALS AND PROM
NENT CITIZENS OF THE REPUBLIC.
The movement which has been foot for some
time By prominent citizens OF the United States
to induce the Right Hon. w f. Gladstone TO visit
this country has taken definite shape. Yesterday
the following was sent to the Grand o.d Man:
To the Right Hon. W. f. Gladstone.
influence upon our common race OF your long and
brilliant course We would If possible add some
thing to the almost unprecedented expressions VI
good Will attending your entrance upon the pleasant
season Of we.-deservei rest and recreation now
Desiring to contribute in some small measure to
your happiness In the name OF number Of gen
Of making your acquaintance in your own hos
pltabe land. more than one remembering 10 have
you TO see this country. cordially invite you and
Mrs Gladstone, together with such members OF
to bring with you to visit this country during Inc
coming autumn, at date bes suiting your con-
We confidently assure you that your presence in
America would not fal! to be regarded by your
% that country whose destinles your pen has
g.owlngy and memorabiy depicted.
such character az % justify the fullest assurance
Of your utmost comfort IN all respects with en-
tire freedom from Intrusion OF every KIND upon
You would BE- our gres; from the momen, Of
leaving your home until your return. which would
be- we trust with a new ease OF lie and n
creased power for its enjoy ment. .
hundred l02 rsprese S y including no
Vice-Presdent o. the United states. the Chief Jus
u Representatives. Tinted States senator's and
members Of Congress from forty States OF The
Union. the presidents OF Yale Princeton. Columbia
Come. Pennsylvania. Rochester and Syracuse uni.
versltes, ali Of whom have responded WIN d.
gree OF heartlness indicative OF Na'ohai sen''-
should you fee. unable to accept this invitation
dnaiiy decide until Colone. Goursud. on his return
70 ENGLAND at an cary day; has an 9iippot;uhSiy o.
rangemen,s contemplated, and submitting the COM
pete list q signatures. ...... o.u,u...
Committee; Chauncey NJ Depew CHAIRMAN New.
York STATE Copmlttee: Tlmothy RwghI chs.rman
chairman Pennsylvania State C9mm tee, corsti-
tutng the Executive ,Commlitoe, o. the Gladstone
American Invitation Committee
Some Of the most prominent names attached to
the Gladstone Invitation" are the following
Vice-President Adlai r. Stevenson. chief Justice
Fuller. United States Senator'S Sherman, Hi n w.
eli Martin Chandler. Murphy. Carey Dixon Gail.
berry Representatycs McCrcary. Hall, burrows,
Heard Bynnm' Catchings Springer Holman Say.
ers. Cogswell. Lucas swanson N'hlns ana oop-
Chauncey NJ. Depew. william 2. Dodge Paul
Dana. J. Picrpont Morgan. President Seth low, low.
Colonel Gouraui. Cortlsndt Parker, Edmund Clar.
cnce stedman Lloyd Bryce. Judge Addison Brown,
neil. the Rev Dr. + NJ Clcndenin ex-Judge Noah
Davis ex-JudCe Charles =. DAILY. Aoram ;. Hew.
ut. Joseph Jefferson. John v. Mackay' General
Egbert l.. Viele. Augustus y. Shepard Francis
I.ynde Stetson. J. Edward Simmons. General stew
art l.. Woodford. Dean Francis Wayand. F j.
Happen Charles Emory Smith Charles +. Sprague.
Eric D. Dahgren. John 8. Wise. August BELMONT,
President Abel L. Blackmar. Judge Simeon u.
BALDWIN. Clement A. Griscom. John Russell Young,
Morton McMlchael. Edward Shipper. Colonel Nor
reu. Andrew Mclean. Mayor Charles \. schieren.
stranahsn. President J.. q. schurman. President
Francis l.. Patton President Timothy Dwight Ber-
nard Peters. Colonel + y. Grant, p Tecumseh
sherman, Francis MacNutt and Colonel Albert d.
Shaw.