The Saint Paul globe., 1896-11-09
KENTUCKY ON THE RIGHT SIDE.
SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS TO BE
THANKED FOR THEIR BRAVE
STAND.
SENATOR DAVIS GOOD WISHES.
Quiet Sabbath for the President.
Elect - Wyoming's Plurality
Growing.

L. C1QIC l1llS IIlOfIlIS 1Ounu MdJOT
Mckinley in his accustomed pew, he
with a number Of friends having
walked early to the house of worship.
With him were National Committee
man Charles w. Dawes, Of Chicago;
and Hon. and Mrs. Joseph P. Stone, Of
Urbana. Mr.. Dawes was guest at
the Mckinley house all day, having
arrived during the early morning.
Rev. DR.. Manchester, Major McKin-
ley's pastor, in his prayer invoked di-
vine blessings on the president of the
United States, and those elevated to
exalted positions, and referring to the
president-elect in the congregation,
invoked the blessings of a kind Provi-
dence upon him and upon those about
to be called to counsel with him. Mrs.
Mckinley was feeling much better to-
day and was able to go to dinner in
their guests.
Abner Mckinley started for his
home In New York today, and was
Joined en- route by his family, who
have been in Pennsylvania Among
the callers at the Mckinley house to-
day were Congressman Wilson, of
Brooklyn; Hon. Ferdinand w. Peck,
of Chicago; Major W. F. Goodspeed,
of Columbus, and Hon. Alexander Re-
veil, Of Chicago.
Congratulatory kilograms and letters
continue to pour in upon the presi-
dent-elect. Among those received are
the following:
r. K. Colcord, Chairman State Committee
carson, Nev.-The few Republicans Of Nevada
extend sincere thanks and hearty congratula-
tons to our gallant leader and the Republi-
cans of the East for having saved US from
dishonor, reputation and the pernicious her
estes Of Populism.
the c,iitor Of the Extra, the only Democratic
paper in this county supporting William J.
Bryan. While l have no apology to make
up sat rSer packing tha y grip for
geld, Joe Blackburn, captain, to congratu-
late you on your election to the presidency
Believing you will be the president of the
whole people, 1 move to make your election
unanimous.
J. N. Huston, ex-Treasurer United States,
Dallas. Tex.-Accept my sincere congratula-
phatic declaration Of the American people
favoring sound money and good government.
Texas vote largely increased.
w. F. Ross, Department Commander, Knox
vile, Tenn.-The right prevails. Hearty con-
gratulations from Tennessee comrades of
Union Venerans' union.
D. d. IduUOCh, FOTI. worth, I6X.-AS a Q0-
feated elector on the Palmer and Buckner
ticket, tender congratulations on your splen-
did victory. The American people can al
ways be relied upon to protect the honor and
integrity of the nation.
Hon. George G. Perkins, San Francisco
congratulate you upon your magnificent vic
tory, assuring prosperity to our common
country. California, l am pleased to say,
joins the Republican column.
Col. Harrison Gray Otis, Editor Times, Los
Angeles, Call have waited for California; s
1ff1w
You have carried the county and state. 1t Is
decisive triumph for liberty and law and
for the people of the nation a splendid per-
sonal victory for you. 1 give you comrades
hand.
Hon. c. X. Davis, United States Senator
St. Paul, Mimi congratulate you upon your
election. 1t has confirmed our financial in
tional stability. Minnesota has not been
doubtful at any time. With Vermont it en-
joys the singular distinction Of being the
only state that never went Democratic. Mrs.
Davis joins in congratulations and compli-
ments to Mrs. Mckinley.
Hon. G. N. Tillman, Republican candidate
for Governor, Nashville, Tenn.II congratu-
late you and the country on your election.
We carried this state, but are being counted
out
Bishop Edward Wilson, Reformed Episco-
pal Church, Metuchen, N. J.-Praise the
Lord. Allow me to congratulate you the
glorious avalanche Of victory. May 1 say,
as an old friend, to the lady and yourself.
house and enrich you in wisdom and patience
and blessing.
Cen Anson G. McCook, New York-Last
night while the returns were coming in at
national headquarters, 1 could not help re-
calling the four members Of congress who
for many years lunched together In the SEN
ate restaurant and wondering If the two,
Garfield and Townsend, who have gone from
us, understood what was going on here be-
low. If they did, l am sure that they joined
with us in rejoicing over the election. God
grant that you may have a successful and
happy administration.
ARMENIAN CONCENTRATION
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov S.-The
following telegram has been sent to
Maj. Mckinley:
Hon. William Mckinley, Canton O.: The
Armenian citizens Of California send their
heartfelt 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.
j. M. Seropin,
Fresno Committee.
Paul, s. Ourfallan,
San Francisco Committee.
There are about 900 Armenians In California
and they have all taken great interest in the
election.