The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-08
TO MAJOR MKINLEY
Messages Of Congratulations Received
by The Presldent-Ei(ct
THEY ARE ALL DELIGHTED
some Of Them Are Strikingly Az
fectionate- Joe Jefferson ropes
That He and his Family WIN
Live Long and Prosper.


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extracts from messages OF eohsratu'a>
tons received by Major Mckinley:
Daniel II. Hastings, governor OF Penn
sylvania, Harrisburg: The most salts
factorv thing ahou, vour canpalgn Ia thar
Won roada NOT q slns,o ,,i.,.te Won uet
- -. -. -,
e.S que'''o" 'a"'s anu mos aS's
ihero seems 10 nave oeeh uNine manu-
guiding your every footstep' trust that
your administration may be equally sue
cessful as has been the campaign which
has so triumphantly closed"
Hon. Charles Foster. ex-secretary OF the
treasury. Fosterin ohio. Mrs. Foster
and her daughter wish 10 ioIn me in ex-
tending their sincere eoneratulatlons TO
Mrs. Mckinley ana Yourself"
Hon. William cumbaek. Greensburg.
Ind. 1--WE will now take prosperity of
the iocaI freight train and transfer n to
the express and bring Il ouIck "
washington Hessing postmaster. Chi
caro. Never was The country brought
face 10 face with n greater crisis and
never ana the American people An their
superior common sense when wild un-
reasoning had fled rise more courageously
10 the emergency OF the hour"
Hon John Wanamaker PhiIadelphia.
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"ay = rAp,sss ny s,a.'ea.'on , NV ,s IN 'ns 20
sur y. .",, u.sus mopsu .., au 70 .,o,,.s
larser maSoIny, NM ous wi w,n''ns ,s ,n, sno"sn ,n'
administration. n IA n Uerrulean task.
hut Won will hays the hest wishes and
helm Of n host OF friends. / count myself
one"
Andrew Carnegie. Pittsburg: mo man
mas wa.cneu .he eoh.es. Win ueencr nna'
ey man =. no one rs mo,u u.ep', s'a. ~,
iul ,or .ns resuI, ~ ,niuiea'es ."e W.
uInpha"e ue,hocraey anu sNes us I'm
Wy VI "hich we can pe prouu. h.e's
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'ae somP'suon y. NV "o'Ns anu SUI" :.
aneau III al ou' ueie',.u
noVefhor Llppeu, rr"''aenee, ~.
iheIo ono uniNersai eNpi.s''on y.
srau'uoe 70 ,he Aiin,sn,y io' .ne 'ssu''
Oh .he eiecuoh last iuesoay' ENe,y o"s
u LOOKING .orwaru 10 u Ions peI,oo VI
prosperity aur,ns you, auini'''s''a''on
non y 4. saxoh' neu'enant so.erno, T.
CIyde: ~. l.: am PROUD as All AIne,'-
can ciuseh o., ,fne srahd recoru YOU Haue
curing the canvass that mas lus' .nu'u.
berore " began you $1,000 very h'sn III
popular esteem' put curing ,ne pas, Few
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degree the anection ana au"'''i'a"on VI
all patrlouc americans ,, 80,
| hon. w, ~. Washpurn. M,hneapons'
nave no WORDS that can auequate'y CON,
vey 10 you the gratituue anu JOY Una, l
| ieel over the result OF your eiecuoh. We
nave peeh' as u were, s,Anuins over
precipice ana now hhaiiy, we are 10 tc
reieVeo OF ali apprehension !. ID rene'
| that can haruiy Do expresseu. IN my
Judgment no president since Lincoln nan
10 meet the uincuitles ana emoarrass-
menus tnat VIII CONFRONT you Inc wno'e
country VIII LOOK 10 you as .ne one 70
relieve IL from the terr'oie cond'tiohs 'ha'
nave existed TOT the past 'hree years
The conditions that are 10 CONFRONT you
are more serious ana iar-reachihs
| Joseph Jenerson: congratulate you
upon your splendid victory. am trihe
late. but none the less sincere heres 70
your health ana your iamiiy. ana may
they all live long and prosper
| John N. Dairs, WOODSTOCK, va; EN-
confederate republicans OF the shenan'
doah valley congratulate you upon the
splendid victory won under your patriotic
leadership"
| w. w. Burch. editor American sheei