Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16

upon the glorious result. vermont an u,
| Maine set the pace. May their eNaHpi
be the guide until November g.
II FRANCIS II. APPLETON.
President
Sheldon. Iowa. Sept Is, 1896
| Republican state Committee: -
| The Mckinley Club of Sheldon Iowa
| sends greeting and congratulations 10
| the splendid work of the patrlouc son
of Maine. Iowa will duplicate your ma
'''i's neat ->o' ems G. T. wELLMAN.
Chicago, H.. Sept. Is. 1896.
Hon. j. II. Manley. Augusta, Me-:
A glorious victory Hearty eonsratu
lations. God bless the state of Maine
j. ELLEN FOSTER.
Providence r. L., Sept Is, 1896
| Hon. Jos. II. Manley:
Reached home Just in time to share in
general rejoicing over magnificent vic
tory in Maine.
NELSON w. ALDRICH.
birmingham. Ala, Sept. 10, 1896.
Hon. J. II. Manley:
Congratulations on your great and
glorious victory. Il. a. MOSELEf. Jr.
Providence, r. l.. Sept. 10. 1896.
Hon. Jos. II. Manlcy:
Knew you could do well. but you have
surprised yourself Accept my congratu-
latons. c. II. BRAYToN.
Chicago. Ill.,, Sept. 10, 1896,
Hon. j. II. Manlcy:
Warm and hearty congratulations ON
the result. j. S. RUNNlIIS.
New York Sept Is, 1896.
Hon. j. II. Manley:
Accept my congratulations, | have just
recovered from the shock. our hats are
all off to Manley of Maine.
$. A. PERKINS, Asst Sec'y.
London Eng. Sept. Is. 1886.
Hon. }. II. Manley Augusta, Me;
Thanks to Maine and Vermont.
w L. RICE.
Washington. d. c., Sept. Is, 1896.
Hon. Joseph H. MaulpN:
Wen donel We seem to he still above
ground. Statistics all right this trip,,
l.. 4. COOLIDGE.
Kansas City, Mo. Sept Is, 1896
Hon. j. II. Maney:
Tender our congratulations to the Re
publicans of Maine. Missouri Will be With
them IN November
THE JAMES G. BLAINE CLUE.
New York. Sept 15 1896
Hearty congratulations for your great
victory. TOMPkiNS MclLNAINE.
Brunswick. Me. Sept l5 1896.
Hon. j. III. Manley. Augusta, Me:
Please accept my congratulations on
the magnificent victory accomplished un-
der your brilliant leadership
G. E. TOWNSEND.
Augusta. Me. Sept. -. lN'6.
Hon. Nelson Dingley. Lewiston, Me:
Your magnificent triumph and the
sweeping majority in Maine will give you
great personal satisfaction. The people
of Maine want you to frame the next
tariff hill. (Signed, J. II. MANLEN.
Augusta. Me. Sept. 10, 1896.
Hon. c. y. Boutelle, Bangor Me:
Accept my personal and hearty con
gf;ttulations on your magnificent tri-
unlph. 1t is 4 just and deserved tribute
to your sturdy Rcpublcanism and your
~ (signeO ], II. MANLEY.
Augusta. Me Sept. 10. 1896.
Hon. Setn l. MIlliken. Belfast, Me;
| know You must feel proud OF your
grand old district tonight. We all con-
ccived the largest majority ever given TO
a candidate from this district, and that
is enough to satisfy any man ambition.
tSigned) j II. MANLEY.
Augusta. Me. Sept. Is, 1896
lion. Thomas b. Reed, Portland.
The unprecedented majority by which
you have again been returned to Con-
gree is the greatest personal compliment
that could have been paid you, and will
cause rejoicing in every section of our
land. tSignedD j. H. MANLEY.
Everett, Wash. Sept. u, 1896
Hon. j. II. Maney. Augusta. Me.
The far Western state of Washington
this new manufacturing city on Puget
Sound. ire Spcctivc of party. have fired
100 guns 10 celebrate the splendid tri
umph of honesty and common sense in
both Vermont and Maine. We will clasp
hands with them in November.
tSignedl T. II. MILFORD,
President Everett Non-Partisan Gold
Standard League.
Long Lake, n y. Sept. Il. 1896
Hon. j. II. Manley Augusta, Me:
Thousand congratulations ON magniil-
cent victory. 1t will carry inspiration to
patriotic hearts without reference to
party lines throughout the country.
Q. VINCENT COFFIN.