The herald., 1896-06-20

which surely means success in Novem-
ber."
Ex-Governor Bulkley of Connecticut:
Accept the hearty congratulations Of
the Connecticut delegation"
Charles II. Parrish wired: 1.-THE Ore
gon delegation congratulates the nation
on your nomination"
Charles Berecman and others wired
from st. Louis: "We'll fight the battle
now as in the days of yore; we are COM
ing, Mckinley. thirty millions more"
Albion Little, Portland, Me-, wired:
"You are clearly the choice of the peo-
ple."
Mayor Eustis, Minneapolis: "Congrat-
ulate our country, our party, our plat
form, yourself and nominees"
There were also congratulations from
the Mckinley league, Thirty seventh
assembly district of New York, New
Brighton Republican club and Marion
club. indianapolis.
Among the cablegrams was one from
w. A. Seligman, Paris and another from
P. E. Studebaker at London. Mr.. Selig-
man said: II believe that after your
election great, solid prosperity will
reign throughout the length and
breadth of our country"
Large delegations from surrounding
towns called on Governor Mckinley dur
ing the day, but there were no formal
greetings. Governor Mckinley shook
hands with all.
The New Jersey delegation wired that
they will stop at Canton this evening
on their way home.
John Wanamaker, from Hoboken, N.
j., wires: "Send this from steamer on
which am In quarantine Received the
good news. Hearty congratulations"
ELI Perkins said: "Now the mills will
start; workmen work; deficit cease;
debt decrease importations diminish,
and gold stay at-home and prosperity
come back again.
Charles Emory Smith: You have my
profound and heartfelt rejoicing at the
majestic triumph in a great cause, in
which you are surely the chosen leader"
Senator ]. r. Hawley wired I'VE
have noble cause, noble platform and
a noble candidate"
Henry Clews of New York: II con-
gratulate you on having so stanch a
platform to stand on. You are as good
as elected"
Harriet S. Blaine, widow Of the late
James G. Blaine: Hearty congratula-
tions to yourself and Mrs. Mckinley
with tender thoughts of past"
Lucretia r. Garfield, widow of the late
president: Our two families unite in
congratulating you and Gov. McKin-
ley, and in the earnest hope that the next
four years may bring to you the most Of
joy and the least of sorrow, and be made
to the nation years Of triumphant pros
perity.''
Senator John Thurston: "This is the
year of the people,"
Henry Cabot Lodge: II need hardly
say all I can do to secure your election
and Republican victory will be done''
John A. Logan cabled from Copen-
hagen that all Americans abroad were
rejoicing.
c. M. Depew wired from St. Louis: II
have attended many national conven-
tions. and never left one more perfectly
satisfied with the ticket and platform.
I congratulate you on the honor and the
American people on the result"
Senator George Perkins of San Fran
cisco, in behalf of the Republicans of
California: II tender you my hearty
congratulations, and greet you as the
foremost defender of our party prin-
ciples.'
Ex-senator Spooner of Wisconsin,:
'The nomination was really made long
ago, and the convention was merely q.
tender it to you. 1t will be great pleas
ure to fight for such a ticket and such a
platform
New Castle Pa.) Steele and Tin
plate association: Mckinley, good
dollar and American tinplate are
strong combination. Congratulations"
The Tacoma (Wash.) Republican club
"Heartiest congratulations. You will
have our enthusiastic support"
Colgate Hoyt: New York will give
you the largest Republican majority
ever yet polled."
w. G. Markham, secretary of the Ma
tional Wool-growers' association, wired
congratulations.
Nelson Dingley, Lewiston, Me-: :"Maine
Republicans We're ardently for Reed.
They are now as earnestly for you
Hundreds of other congratulatory tel
egrams have been received by Governor
Mckinley from all parts of the country
Among the callers this evening was
Mr.. Webb c. Hayes, son ofthe late Pres
ident Hayes, who dropped in from Ver-
mont this evening and was visiting the
governor at 10:30
THE FORMAL NOTICES.
ST. LOUIS, June 19. = The commit
tee appointed yesterday to notify Nc
Kinley of his nomination decided to pro-
ceed to Canton on June Goth and perform
that office. Notice was issued today for
a meeting of the committee to notify the
vice. presidential candidate at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, New York, July 9Th. at
p. m. The committee will call on Gar
rett A. Hobart at Paterson, N. J.. on
July 7th.
THE DIN INCREASES
Governor Mckinley made two more
addresses at his home tonight. The day
has been an eventful one. The wild din
of yesterday has increased, and each in
coming delegation is greeted by steam
calliopes and shrieking whistles of every
kind, while the trumpets, tin horns
bands and drum corps give music to the
merry marchers.
Delegates called tonight in rapid sue
cession, but the governor shows no signs