The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-08
CONCENTRATION
IS Still COMING
To the President Elect .
the Union e.se
PROMISES OF Great PROSPERITY
Modified by Fear Of Trouble to
Come
SOME FRANK ADMISSIONS
or Difficulties Confronting the New chisi
Executive
SOME FRANK ADMISSIONS
or Difficulties Confronting the New chlel
Executive
The Shaping Of the Admlnistratlea . flees
eulesn Task
Citizens Of Canton and Vicinity orga1s
ize Big Parade and Jubilate After
the Manner of Partisans Whe :.
Have Succeeded.

CANTON. O., Nov. THE following
are extracts frcn messages of congratp
ulation received by Major Mckinley:
Daniel H. Hastings, governor OF Penn
sylvahlia: THE most satisfactoxy
thing about your campaign is that you
made not q single mistake. You met
every question fairly and most ably.
There seems to have been divine hand
guiding your every footstep. trust
that your administration may be equally
as successful as has the campaign which
has SO triumphantly closed"
Hon. Charles Foster, sx-secretary 81
the treasury, Fostoria: Mrs. Foster
and her daughters wish to join me in
extending their sincere congratulations
to Mrs. Mckinley and yourself"
Hon Will Cumback. Greensburg, Ind.t
I'VE will now take prosperity on the
local freight train and transfer It to the
express and bring 1t quick"
Washington Hesing. postmaster Of
Chicago: Never was the country
brought face to face with greater cri-
sis and never did the American people
in their superior common sense when
wild unreasoning had fed, rise more
courageously to the emergency Of the
hour"
Hon. John Wanamaker, Philadelphia:
May I express my sincere qualification
in the result of Tuesday. I hoped and
worked for larger majority. but the
winning is enough. Now for the harder
work of shaping the administration. 1t
is a herculean task, but you will have
the best wishes of host Of friends. I
count myself one."
Andrew Carnegie. Pittsburg: mo man
has watched the contest with deeper
anxiety than I. No one is more deeply
grateful for the result. It vindicates
triumphant democracy and gives us .
country Of which we can be proud.
Everything favors prosperity today. We
have ordered the completion of new
works and gone ahead in all our def red
improvements"
Governor Lippett, Providence, r. h.
There is one universal expression Of
gratitude of the Almighty for the result
of the election last Tuesday. Everyone
is looking forward to a long period Of
prosperity during your administra-
tion." 4
Hon. c. T. Saxton, Lieutenant COVER
nor, Clyde, N. Y: II am proud as IN
American citizen for the record you have
made in the.canvass that has Just end
ed. Before 1t began you stood very high
in the popular esteem but during the
past few months yor lave won to an ex-
traordinary degree the affection and ad-
miration Of all patriotic Americans"
Hon. w. d. Washburn, Minneapolis.
Mimi. IT have no words that can ade-
quately convey to you the gratitude and
joy that I feel over the result Of your
election. We have been, as 1t We're,
standing over precipice and now finally
to be relieved of all apprehension is q
relief that can hardly be expressed. In
my Judgment no president since Lin
coin had to meet the difficulties and em-
barrassments that will confront you.
The whole country will look to you ~
the one TO relieve It from the terrible
conditions that have existed for the past
three years. The conditions that are
to confront you are more serious and
far-reaching.
Joseph Jefferson, Pittsneld. Mass: II
congratulate you upon your splendid
victory. Am a trifle late but none the
less sincere. Here's to your health and
your family. may they all live long and
prosper"
John N. Nairs, Woodstock, Va: "Ths
exConfederate veterans Of the Shen.
andoah valley congratulate you upsn
the glorious victory won under your pa
triotic leafership."
w. w. Burch, editor American Sheep
Breeder. Chicago: "One million nock
masters are rejoicing over the triumph
of protection. An industry well nigh
ruined by tariff reform is redeemed.
The western silver states cast their
solid vote for you"
j. NJ. Seropian, Fresno: Hon. WI.
liam Mckinley, Canton: The Armenian
citizens of California send their heart
felt congratulations for your election and
trust you will do your utmost in behalf
OF their helpless nation. the people Of
which are suffering for their faith"
AT CANTON.
CANTON, Ohio, Nov. Much as
President-elect Mckinley has desired to
get his wife from the excitement about
his Canton home, it was decided this
evening that it was best for Mrs. Me-
Kinley not to attempt the trip before.
Wednesday or Thursday OF next week.
instead of Monday. as expected. Th6
scenes of congratulation ana jollincas
tion have continued with oessAtian, ~
today Thousands oS poenln hnNo marGiS6