The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-29
SORROW AND SYMPATHY.
Messages Of Coincidence from EXPIRES
ident Harrison and Many Others.

WASHINGTON, May 2S-Among the
messages of coincidence received by Secre-
tary Gresham's family the following:
From ex-President Benjamin Harrison,
at New York; beg to tender to you and
your children my sincere sympathy IN
your great sorrow.
Governor Claude Matthews. Indianapolis
My sincerest sympathieS with you
and your family in your sad loss. The peo-
pie Of Indiana mourn the death of their
distinguished and honored fellow-citizen.
From Senator Voorhees,, at Needersburg,
Ind, 10 Col. X. j. Bright, United States
Senate-Indiana is in mourning for the
born son. or commanding ability, stain
less honor and undaunted courage Walter
=. Gresham lived and died the great sol
der, the great jurist and the great Secre-
tary. No manlier spirit was ever called
from earth, no truer or more patriotic
neighbor as himself and his country more
than himself His name and fame will
continue TO live on the best pages of Amer
endures You and l will never look upon
his like again. The public loses a states
man bsss Snd lose ena D sis
Mrs Isaac P. Gray. Indianapolis
send heartfelt sympathy in this hour Of
a noble husband and kind father the coun-
try loses a stanch patriot and wise states
man.
Noble c. Butler. Indianapolis-We are
overwhelmed with grief at the death of your
husband whom We have known and loved
so we'll for these many years and deeply
A L. Stevenson, Bloomington ILL., beg
to assure you OF the heartfelt sympathy
of Mrs. stevenson and myself in your
ambassador Runyon, at Berlin-I beg to
tender respectful coincidence in your great
affiiction in the death of your distinguished
husband in whom the country loses one OF
its most eminent and valuable citizens
Marshall Field, ChicaSo-Am deeply
gripypd Reg YOU and Your children accent
my sincere sympathy.
Ex-senator John Patton. jr-, Grand Rap
ids, Mich.-Tour loss is best appreciated by
those who saw your happiness. Accept all
sympathy.
Mrs. Edward J. Murphy. jr.., washington
You have our heartfelt and deep SYM
pathy in your great affiiction- May God
comfort and console you
William Everett. Quincy, Mass.-I feel
most keenly the loss of an honored leader
and friend.
Consul-general Morss. Paris-Heartfelt
Embassador Bayard. London-our tears
fall with yours for the noble dead.
G. Dewickerlin, Minister of the Neither
to you and your children my deep sorrow at
the loss Of Mr.. Gresham. Accept my sincere
yketter a tnls cSarge OF for Ger
many at New York-Allow me 10 express
10 you my deep sorrow and sincere SYM
Ex-senator G. +. E,dmunds. Philadelphia
Please accept our deep sympathy with you
in your affiiction. brave soldier and an
upright judge and statesman hes gone to
the reward OF the pure in heart.
Julia ID. Grant, New York-Would that
could offer you consolation in this hour. 1
can only say my heart is full o. sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Bissell. Buffalo-Let
us assure you. dear friend, Of our profound
sympathy with you in the loss OF your noble
husband He had much TO. give to his coun-
try and he gave II al.
ambassador Eustis, Paris-Mrs. Eustls
joins me in expressing sincere coincidence
IL your sad bereavement.
Don " Dickinson. Detroit-No purer
patriot ever lived than your noble father.
Senator 3 NJ. cullom. Springfield. Ill.,
Mrs Cullom joins me in rendering 10 you
and family our sincere sympathy in your
deep affiiction. The announcement OF Judge
Gresham's death proauces great sorrow In
the hearts OF our people.
Judge Richard s. Tuthill, Chicago-Mrs
Tuthiil untes with me in sending words OF
tenderest sympathy 10 you in this hour OF
trial and grief A nation mourns with you.
Melville r Stone. New YorH-Accept and
convey 10 Mrs. Gresham and family an eX-
preston Of my profound sorrow and SYM
pathy.
Mr.. and Mrs John S. Cooper. Chicago
You and the children have our deepest
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