New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
CONGRITULITING .WkTNLEY.
A FLOOD OF TELEGRAMS RECEIVED-DELE-
CATIONS OF VISITORS.
ruY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1

CATIONS OF VISITORS
Canton. Ohio. Nov. 4.-Major Mckinley had good
rest this afternoon and spent the early part OF
the evening in his library, surrounded by group
Of fri .nds and newspaper men. He was visited oy
three delegations to day. They came from MI
n.rva Carroiton and Cleveland In this Stat" ihe
Cleveland delegation included the neatly uniforme
p.publlcan club OF the Thrty-ninth Ward. Major
Mckinley made no speeches. but appeared TOT Il
short time on the porch and bowed to his vsi'ors
There were great many callers In small groups
who came into the house and congratulated the
Major
Major Mckinley has received all Of his news to-'ay
from the bulletins Of the United Associated Presses
save some dispatches which came over his private
wiz The e.ccton news service Ot the United Asso-
cla,ed Presses has been highly appreciated by MN
and Ms Cantor friends. There was some excitement
this afternoon. caused by the publication OF pune
tin ls-ued by the Chicago Associated Press s'a."s
that oni, p, electoral votes were certain fo' cNn
Low Tn. -. a feeling OK pani, flr time. ana
Major McKlnley's telephone was kept busy answering
the questions Of anxious !nqurer- This same bu.e-
Tin vas printed IN many OF the smaller Ohio cities
and caused much annoyance.
Tel.srams % congratulation are stIll pouring in.
Thomas - Reed irlcgraphed 10 Major Mch'h"y
from san Francisco: 'Congra tua,ons on the sue
c.ss Of the Union. California also seems safe
Mayor strong. Of New-York tclcgraphed: The
citizens of N.w-York would be delighted to give
YOU A reccpiiJn In the Governors Room In the
ilty Hall AZ a~ early day "a possible. ana oner
YOU and your good wife the hospitality OF my nome
during your stay IN the city. ,,
colonel Jonn Hay. private secretary ana Dlosra-
pher Of President Lincoln. telegraphed from Cleye-
land ohio. Heartfelt congrat tulations on the
gInrinus victory we have achieved under your In
erirlug leadership. and tn" deHy"rance OF the
country from Of the greatest dangers that ever
rnenac.d its welfar- and great name
r. g Plati: New York State and city nave
shown their fidelity TO IN" great principles or the
Republican cause which you represent ana nave
done their duty In helping to make your majority
rsrninccn: and your election overwhelming beg
10 tender my sincere and hearty congra tuatons
/ Il Foraker United States Senator-clect GIN
cinnati: I'VE knew Saturday that you would be
elected We now know that you are elected. ana
that your victory Is the most triumphant. signii-
cant and important since the war Accept my
hearticst concentrations and best wishes for the
success OF your Administration
Edward Lauicrbach and George X: Manchester OF
,hc Republican State Committee. Of Newly lrk; "Ac-
cent b.t-d but not the less earnest and sincere con-
pratulations Of the County Committee Of the Repub-
lic,n ORGANIZATION OF NcwYOrk. The normal 1000
Tammanv majority has been overturned and Me-
Kney majority of 2 900 has been substituted 10 the
c,,ls. and our only regret is that the Democrats elect
bv very SENDER maiOrties three Congressman We ex
pccted 10 elect We feel that National reputation
and tho <uhsiitution OF mob rule for law and order
have been annhlated. not merely subordinated. and
await with great intensity the initiation OF Mckn-
lev's Administration as the dawning Of great pros
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