Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16
EXPRESS APPRECIATION
Of the Glorious Work Done in Maine on
Monday.

Chicago: II; Sept. A.. 1896.
Augusta
Language is not strong enough to eX
press our appreciation of your gloriou
work. We send you our hearts fullnes
of thanks to all the voters of Maine VIII
have so grandly declared for protection
sound money and good government. AL
hail. M a. HANNA,
Chairman Repn Natl Com.
Canton. Ohio, Sept. IA, 1896,
J. H. MANLEY:
Hearty congratulations on your de-
served victory. JOS. i. SMITH,
Private Secretary to Mr.. Mckinley.
New York, Sept. IA, 1896
JOSEPH II. MANLEY. Augusta. Maine;
Glory to Maine and honor TO you ana l
+. WARDMAN,
Editor n. Y. Press.
Garden City, N Y. Sept II, 1896.
HON. JOSEPH H. MANLEY:
Manlcy and Maine have set the pace
New York will follow at same speed.
r. c. PLATT,
Bangor Me, Sept. H. 1896.
HON. j. II. MANLEI:
More than anyone else you are entitled
TO congratulations upon the splendid sue
cess of battle for protection and honest
money in Maine which you have so mas
terfully organized and directed. me
tremendous triumph we have now VIII
sound the ueitn kllc1 Vi reputation 'tli'a
communism and thereby Maine will rem
der the greatest service she mas ever
va c. A. BOUTELLE.
Chicago. ILL.,. Sept. II, 1896
HON ]. II. MANLEY, Augusta. Me:
Reports from Maine are most crafty
ing | congratulate you and the Repub-
licans of the Pine Tree State on the glo-
rious victory you have achieved for hon
est money. protection and good govern
ment Your great victory will he AN in
spiration throughout the whole republic.
Glory, w. NJ. HAHN
Chairman Speakers Bureau.
Macomb. His, Sept. II, 1896.
HON. J. II. MANLEY:
Cheers for Maine. Illinois will see her
and go fifty thousand better:
w. O. BL.AISDEI.L.
Belfast Me, Sept. II. 1896
Many thanks for your kind dispatch
and glorious news. | heartily conSratG-
late you on your splendid organization in
the State. You can go to New York in
triumph. S l.. MILLIKEN.
Baltimore. Md. Sept a. 1886
HON. J. II. MANLEY:
Young Mems Republican Club congrat-
ulates you upon your grand victory.
W. W. JOHNSON.
New York, n. Y. Sept. II. 1896
HON. J. II. MANLEY
Your victory is II most gratifying one
and New York sends its CONGRATULATIONS
b. b. ODELL, Jr
New York, n. Y. Sept. H. 1896
HON. J. H. MANLEY:
| send you warmest congratulations on
your great victory. 1t shows that you
did the best kind of work and at the right
time. G. w. HACkETT.
New York. n. Y. Sept H. 1896
HON. J. II. MANLEY:
Accept congratulations of Hobart
RliSS Ola tJShcrnp Scott Mp nnE
on your magnificent plurality in Maine
JOHN r. VAN wORMER
Gable Station. Rye Beach, n; H.,
September II, 1896
J. H. MANIEY:
Joy to the world, The Importance Of
your victory is beyond measure. TIN
burial of populism and dcbased currency
IS assured. My hearty congratulations.
T. G. CHENEY.
Chicago. Ill, Sept. Il, 1896.
HON. j. II. MANLEY:
Glory halielujah, You know how to do
It, HENRY c. HEDGES.
New York, Sept. Il, 1886.
J. II. MANLEY:
The executive committee now dining at
the Union League club congratulate you
most heartily and extend to the Repub-
iicans of tn" Pine Tree state similar con-
gratuations. We each and every one Of
us say to you We'll done, good and
faithful servant; -
Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. H. 1896
j. II. MANI.EY:
Congratulations. From my observations
out West since July | am sure this re
eion will follow Mainc's glorious exam
pie of today. JOHN S. StIRlNlGR.
Boise. Idaho, Sept. A. 1896
JOS. II. MANI-EY
ings to the Pine Tree State upon its
splendid victory.
GEORGE l.. SHOUP.
Columbus Ohio Sept. II, 1896.
HON. JOS. II. MANLlIY:
Hearty congratulations on your unprc-
cedcnted victory. Ohio will follow sui
in November. c. l.. liCRrZ.
Chairman Robn ltx. Com.
Auburn, Maine Sept. Il. 1876.
HON. JOSEPH II. MANLEY, Augusta,
The country reads this morning the re
suits of grcIt leadership in a good cause.
GEORGE c. WING.
st. Adams. Vt. Sept. 15 1896.
Hon. ]. II. Manley, Augusta. Me:
Glory ana honor, We thought to set
the pace but Maine has distanccd us.
MY hcarticst congratulations to yourself
and that grand and splendid leader.
Thomas b. Reed.
GEORGE r. CHlLDS.
Paulsboro, n. j.. Sept b. 1896.
}. II. Manley:
Milne : Slt'llilE lbi COVE liIi4''ili ll1ll'f
and honesty lind Il hearty welcome with
al patriotic citizens. Congratulations
II. G. LOIDENSLAGER.
New York, Sept. -. 1896.
Hon. J. II. Manlcy:
Hearticst congratulations from your
admring friend of the 18th Congressional
district. We will follow Names inspiring
example. McUNMUTH.
Chicago. Ill. Sept. H. 1896
Hon J. II. Manley, Augusta, Me.
congratulate you most heartily on
your magnificent victory We al rejoice
with you. w. II. DuRBIN.
Boston Mass. Sept 10 1896
Hon. j. II. Manley:
Accept my hcarticst congratulations.
trust other states may follow where
Maine leads the way
ROGER WOI.COTT.
Boston Mass. Sept. L. 1896
Hon. J. II. Mancy:
Ilcarticst tulations on the Supcrl
result. | am proud to have served with
you. CURTIS Gtll-), Jr
Washington, ID. c.. Sept. 10, 1896
Hon. J. H. Manley:
| sincerely congratulate You. Yom
splendid organization won your great vic
tory. CYRUS BUSSEY.
Chattanooga. Tenn, Sept. Is, 1896
Hon. j. II. Manley:
Accept congratulations on your mag
niicent victory. What are the figures
this morning? FOSTER V. BROWN.
Boston, Mass. Sept. i. 1896
Hon. j. II. Manlcy;
The crown of thOrns is lifted from Co