New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-09
M'KINLEY'S NAIL HEAVY.
.pp1IcATIoNs FOR OFFICE POUR IN ON
THE ELECT.
ru.xoE IN THE CHARACTER OF THE MAJORS
Observation-Disclosures STILL FLOW
IN FROM EVERY SECTION

. CHANGE IN THE CHARACTER OF THE MAJORS
Observation-Disclosures STILL FLOW
IN FROM EVERY SECTION.
Canton, Ohio. Nov. S.-Major Mckinley Is rap
,d,v recovering from the effects OF the mental
stroin and arduous labOrs of the campaign. and
This evening expressed himself being fully
rssted He is in excellent health and spirits.
The President-elect spent very quiet day. He
took a short walk early in the morning. attended
church as usual and in the afternoon went for
ar,ve The balance Of the day Major Mckinley
nassed in his library.
Among those who called Charles c.
Doues member Of the Execut' G Committee Of
IN. National Republican Committee; Ferdinand
" Peck and Alexander Revell. of Chicago Cap
tain 4. T. Wimberly, of New-Orleans, and Con-
gressman Francis II. Wilson. of Brooklyn, n. Y.
The determination Of Major Mckinley to re-
main in Canton until the middle OF this week.
on account of the feeble condition of his Wife
.,ov keen the storm-cloud of political interest
,,ral over Canton for some days longer The
..orocter Of the visitors to Major Mckinley has
changed a good deal since his election. during
.x comnaicn when the railways made low
rates hundreds and thousands Of people from
.ba ,owlv walks of life came to Canton. NOW
the visitors are largely of the political. office
holding or offce-seeking classes. Some OF the
callers at the Mckinley house are old friends
end others are persons who have been asked to
oous Every good citizen is cordially received
nMajor Mckinley has the time to see him at ALL
.nn,;cations for official place are beginning to
come In by mail in large numbers. and they IN
cIude requests for all sorts of appointments
from, day laborers TO chiefs of bureaus.
Flowers in unlimited quantities continue to
roach Mrs Mckinley Every room in the house
is radiant with them. and the supply was so
large Yesterday afternoon that whole wagon
load was divided among sick friends and the
natients IN the city hospitals. Mrs Mckinley is
deluged with begging letters. One woman who
wrote recently wanted money to educate her
children and gill asked for enough to buy u
bridal robe score of churches and religious
societies have sent plaintive appeals some let
ters requesting financial aid by persons IN dis
tress are accompanied by such cheerful OBJ
servations as this: IF you don't respond within
,wenty-four hours you will probably hear OF my
death"
Among the many letters and kilograms re-
ceiyed by the President-eect to-day were the
following:
Western Union Telegraph force. Canton Ohio. Ohio
Heartiest congratulations and very best wishes
Mrs j. Ellen Foster. Chcago-Hallelujah' Amen
r. X Concord chairman State ComIniitee, Car,
son. Nev.-The few Republicans OF Nevada extend
sincere thanks and hearty congra tula tons to our
gallant leader and the Republicans or the great
East for having saved us from dishonor. repudia-
tion and the pernicious heresies Of Popuiisn
Joseph w Pomfrey. Covngton, Ky-I am the
Editor Of 1.-The Extra" the only DemocraNc PAPER
In this county supporting William j. BRYAN. While
I have no apology 10 make. desire before packing
up my grip for passage up Salt RIVER on me
steamer Governor Altseld Jo blackburn, captain ann
to congratulate you on your election to the Presi,
dency Believing that you VIII be the PRESIDENT OF
the whole people. l move 10 make your eiecuoh
unanimous.
Senator George c. Perkins San Francisco-l con-
ssurfns- -prosperity to our common country Caii.
fornia am pleased to say, joins the Hepupican
column.
J. c. Murphy. president Louisiana Sugar Ex-
change New Orleans, Lave beg 10 tender our
hearty good wishes FOR feel that the whole coun-
try reioices at your success. and nore more than
do we who are connected with the home production
of sugar.
w. p Hufford. Loyal Legion Recorder. Washing
ton. D. C.Accept the feicitations 9n the 0dn Com
OF the Loyal Legion Of he United States. that again
a companion Of the Order the NTH since its instl-
therein was made through this Commandery. insti-
tuted In 1872 has been elected president OF the
United States.
G. ~ Tillman Republican candidate for Gov
ernor Nashville Tenn.-1 congratulate you and the
country your election. we carried this STATE
but being counted out.
CK Davis. United States Senator ST. Paul. MINI.
Il congratulate you upon your election. II has con-
Armed our financial integrity: the protective p3Icy
and the National stability Minnesota has not been I
singular distinction Of being the only State that
never went Democratic. Mrs. Davis joins In con-
eratulations and compliments to Mrs Mckinley.