Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-14
WORDS WERE JUBILANT
TELEGRAMS TO MKINLEY FROM
ALL OVER THE UNION.
Defeated as Well as Successful Citi-
Gems Join In Congratulations
to Ohio's Son.

Canton, Ohio, Nov. 8.-The opening Of
morning services in the First Methodist
Episcopal church this morning found Ma
jor Mckinley IN ms accustomed pew with
a number of friends, having walked early
to the house of worship. With him We're
National Committee Charles w. Dawes of
Chicago, Hon. and Mrs. Joseph p. Smith
OF Urbana, Ohio. Dawes was a guest at
the Mckinley house all day.
Rev. Dr. Manchester, Major McKinleys
pastor, in his prayer invoked divine bless
ings 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 q
kind providence upon him and upon those
about to be called TO council with him.
Among the callers at the Mckinley
house today were Congressman Wilson Of
Brooklyn, Hon. Ferdinand W. Peck Of
Chicago, Major w. F. Goodspeed of Co
lumbus and Hon. Alexander ReVeu of
Chicago.
Congratulatory kilograms and letters
continue to pour in upon the president
elect Among those received are the fol-
| lowing:
| r. *. Colcord, chairman state commit
| tee, Carson, Nev.-The few republicans of
| Nevada extend sincere thanks and hearty
| congratulations to our gallant leader and
the republicans of the great east for hay
| ing saved us from dishonor, reputation
and the pernicious heresies of populism.
J. w. Pemphrey, Covington Ky, editor
of the Extra, the only democratic paper
| in that county c11nnor+inp William T RTV.
an-While 1 have no apology to make,
desire before packing my grip for pas
| sage up Salt river on the steamer Cover.
| nor Altgeld, Joe Blackburn captain, t.
congratulate you on your election to thu
presidency. Believing that you will b.
president of the whole people, I move u
make your election unanimous.
| ]. W. Huston, eX-treasurer United
! States, Dallas, Tex.-Accept my sincere
| congratulations for your phenomena
election and the emphatic declaration OF
| the American people favoring sound mon
ey and good government. Texas vote is
largely increased.
w. f. Ross, department commander,
! Knoxville, Tenn.-The right prevails
| Hearty congratulations from Tennessee.
! b. 3. Paddock, Fort Worth TEXAS a
| defeated eector on the Palmer and Buck
ner ticket, l tender congratulations en-
your splendid victory. The American peo-
pie can always be relied upon to protect
the honor and integrity of the nation.
G. Perkins, San Congratulate
| you upon your victory, assuring prosper
| ity to our common country. California, /
! am pleased to say, joins the republican
| column
| Colonel H. G. Otis, editor of the Times,
! Los Angeles, Call have waited for Cal
| ifornias now sure vote before offering
concentrations. You have carried the
county and state. 1t is a decisive triumph
for liberty and law, and for the people of
the nation, splendid victory for you. |
give you a comrades hand
J. c. Murphy, president Louisiana Su-
gar Exchange New Orleans-We beg to
tender our hearty good wishes for we feel
the whole country rejoices at your sue
cess, and none more than we do, who are
connected with the home production of
sugar.
w. p HuffOrd, Loyal Legion, Washing
ton, D. C.-Accept the fluctuations of the
commander of the District of Columbia
Military Order Loyal Legion of the Unit
ed states lHdl again a COtlpd11OI Vi LiIG
order-the fifth since its institution in 1865
and the third whose membership therein
was made through this commandery, in
stiluted in 1882-has been elected president
of the United States.
Hon. C. X. Davis, st. Paul, Mimi
congratulate you upon your election. 1t
has confirmed our financial integrity the
protective policy and the national stabii-
ity. Minnesota has not been doubtful at
any time. With Vermont, it enjoys the
singular distinction of being the only state
that never went democratic.
Hon. C. n. Tillman, republican candi-
date for governor. Nashville, Tenn. -
congratulate you and the country upon
your election. We carried this state, but