The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-06-20
WORKING THE WIRES
COrgratu atOry Ne 8 gss Sent to Nc
Kinley BY Men and Women.
ONE FROM EX-PRINCE RUSS
Ell Perkins, the Renowned Josher,
and Studebaker and Other
Manufacturers Express
Great satisfaction.

Canton. Ohio. June 1s.-Governor
Mckinley made two more addresses al
his home Tonight. The day has been
an eventful one. The wild enthusiasm
OF yesterday has increased. each in
coming delegation Is greeted by steam
calliopes and shrieking whistles of ev-
cry kind. while the trumpets. tin horns,
bands and drum corps give music to
the merry marchers. Delegates called
tonight In rapid succession.
| During the day the news spread rap
idly that the New York Mckinley
league would stop at Cantan on its
way home from St. Louis and that the
| convention party from Canton would
come home this evening. Shortly efter
6 o'clock an escort committee With
bands and drum corps. including &c
horsemen. met the delegations at the
station. The streets were densely
crowded for blocks In every direction
leading to the governors home. The
crowd rushed through the fences and
crowded into the doorways Of the
house In their excitement. 1t was
necessary for the governor to go 10 the
side door to meet his returning fellow
citizens. as II was impossible for iiim to
reach the front where ne had been
speaking.
The Pittsburg Office Of the Western
Union reports there were congratula-
tory kilograms piled several feet high
| In the Office. Several thousand have
been received by Mckinley. the rush
beginning even before the nomination
| was announced.
Mayor Strong of New York wired
New York will ratify your nomination
in November by giving the largest ma
jority ever given a presidential candi-
date"
Ex-senator Dolph Of Portland wired
II congratulate you on your nomina.
ton and certain election
The Sacramento. Cal, Mckinley
league by Secretary w. b. Thorpe
wired: california will give you
rousing majority"
Garrett A. Hobart. vice presidential
nominee. wired from st. Louis: "Ac.
cept my hearty congratulations and
those of the New Jersey delegation"
Mckinley replied: II send you my
cordial congratulations. and wish yot
might visit me on your way home"
Morris NJ. Estee wired. You will
carry California"
Governor Mckinley shows no signs
Of nervous strain and Is the most nat
ural and composed of any body abou
the household. The beautiful lawn ant
flower beds In front OF the Mckinle,
home show devastation OF the surginf
thousands who trampled the life out ol
them last night. Enthusiastic visitors
plucked all the flowers from half 9
dozen beds. Fences did not escape. Ir
the great crush last night which LASTED
nearly seven hours. many women faint
ed. But for the timely direction OF tho
police. personal injury would undoubt
edly have resulted.
Senator Allison wired from Dubuque
Iowa: Accept my sincere and heart,
congratulation upon your nomination.
Senator-elect wellington said
Maryland will give you eight electora
votes In November"
Julia Dent Grant wired: "Accep
congratulations for yourself and Mrs
Mckinley"
Hon. s. b. Elkins: "The people will
see to It that your election will surel,
follow. West Virginia will be In th'
Mckinley column"
James w. Clarkson: II congratulate
you on your nomination and stant
ready to do what can to aid In max
ing your success in November as tri
umphant a. your success at st. Louis.
Russell b. Harrison wired from Terr'
Haute, Ind: please accept our heart,
congratulations on your nomination
which surely means success In Novem
ber."
Ex-Governor Buckley OF Connecticut
Accept the hearty congratulations o.
the Connecticut delegation"
There were congratulations from tn
Mckinley league, Thirty-seventh as
sembly, district Of New York. the New
Brighton Republican club and the Ma
rion club Of Indianapolis.
Among the cablegrams received wa
one from william Seligman, Paris. an'
another from p. Z. Studebaker at Lon
don. Mr.. Seligman said: II believ'
that after your election great. soli'
prosperity will reign throughout tn
length and breadth OF our country"
John Wanamaker. from Hoboken, N
j., wires: Sent this from the steame
on which I am In quarantine. i re
ceived the good news. Hearty congrat
ulations"
Ell Perkins said: Now the mills will
start; workmen work: deficit cease
debt decrease. importations diminisl
and gold stay AT nome ana piosperit'
come back again."
Charles Emery Smith: You hav
my profound and heartfelt rejoicing a
the majestic triumph in great caus
In which you are surely the chosel
leader"
Senator ]. r. Hawley wired: Wv
have a noble cause. a noble platform
and a noble candidate"
Henry Clews Of New York: Il con
gratulate you on having so staunvh
platform to stand on. You are as geo
as elected"
Harriet s. Blaine. widow of the lat
James G. Blaine: Hearty congrttuia
tons TO yourself and Mrs. Mckinley
with tender thoughts of the past"
Lucretia X Garfield. widow ~ tn
late president: "Our two families ur.lt
In congratulating you and Goyerno
Mckinley and earnestly hope that tn
next four years may bring TO YOU IN
most of JOY and the least of sprru'
and be made TO the nation years G
triumphant prosperity"
John A. Logan cabled from COpen
hagen that all Americans abroad wer
rejoicing.
{. NJ. Depew wired from St Louis
IL have attended many national cen
ventlons and never left one more per
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