The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-20
CONGRATULATIONS,
kilograms Being Fired Into Canton BY
the HuHtrSds.

received. Hon. Garrett A. Hobart tele.
| Eraphed his congratulations from 81.
| Louis, to which Governor Mckinley re.
piled as follows:
CANTON. O., June 10, iS9a
'Hon. Garrett A. HObart:--I send you
my cordial congratulations and wish
| you might visit me on your way home"
WILLIAM M'KINLEYp
Senator Allison wired;
DUBUQUE, iowa, June 10.
Accept my sincere and hearty con-
graduation upon your nomination"
Julia Dent Grant wired: Accept con-
Krutulations for yourself and Mrs. Nc
Kinley."
Hon. Stephen b. Elklns: "The people
viii sec that your election wull surely
follow. West Virginia will be in the
Mckinley column"
James W. Garrison: Congratulate
you on your nomination and stand ready
10 do what can TO aid In making your
SUCCESS in November as triumphant a.
your success in st. Louis"
Ex.EatlonaI Chairman 3, F. Jones, OF
Pittsburgh: Il beg to send my hearty
congratulations on your nomination"
Russell B. Harrison wires from Terre
Haute, Ind: "Plense accept our hearty
congratulations on your nomination,
which surely means success In Eovem-
ber."
Among the cablegrams was one from
William Sallgman, Paris, and another
from p. +. Studebaker, At London.
IargeN delegations from surrounding
towns called on Governor Mckinley
during the DAY hut there was no formal
greeting. Governor Mckinley shook
| hands with all.
John wanamaker. from Hoboken, n.
j., wires: send this from steamer on
which l am quarantlned. Received
good news. Hearty CONGRATULATIONS.
| ELI Perkins said: NOW the mills viii
start. workmen work. deficit cease, debt
| decrease, Importations diminish and
gold stay at home and prosperity come
back again. Arise and sing"
| Mayor Strong, OF New York, wired:
New York will ratIfy your nomination
In November by giving the largest ma
jority ever given a presidential candl-
date"
Governor Hastings and Attorney Cen
eral Mccormick, of Pennsylvania,
! wired: "PphnBylYRnlR rejoicing in your
nomination, and we personally extend
you our heartiest congratulations"
Ex-senator Doiph, Of Portland, Orc
gon; II congratulate you on your noml-
! nation and certnln election"
Gov. Asa s. BUSHNELL: II congratulate
you. Ohio and the whole people OF the
United States on your nomination for
the presidency"
cept my congratulations and best wishes
for the election"
Luther Allen, a candidate for presl.
Dental elector Of Cleveland, wired: 7
shall esteem casting my vote for you
the greatest honor OF my life"
From Anaconda, Col, Teller's state,
james a. Doyle, William Armstrong
and Henry Roberts wired: Accept our
hearty congratulations from tho great
est gold camp on earth.
The Sacramento. Cal. Mckinley
League. by Secretary ", y. Thorpe,
wired: California will give you rons-
ing majority"
OF Chicago. said: "Ths convention Was
only ratification meeting"
Hon. Ralph Peters, OF Cincinnati
wired the nsEuranecs Of his support
Lieut-Gov. William II. Hale. OF
Springfield, Mass. expressed his grau-
ficattou and said: You will be tTinm-
phantly elected"
The Ienox Republican club. Of New
York olty. sent It's congratulations.
Hon. Addison Porter, Of Connecticut,
pledged the electoral vote Of. that state.
Harriet s. Blaine, widow OF the late
JameS q. Blaine: Hearty conErotula-
tlons to yourself and Mrs. Mcktniey,
with tender thoughts Of the past"
| IticretiR X. GaFAeld, widow OF the
| late President: "Our two families unite
in concentrations to you and Governor
| Mckinley, and In the earnest hope that
the next four years may bring TO you the
most af Joy and the least sorrIiw, and
be made TO the nation years OF trium-
tIi1ant prosperity"
chairman Of the convention; This Is
the year OF the people"
II. Powell Clayton, OF Arkansas; Re-
publican masses have assembled them
selves aS wifi the masses OF the people
Henry Cabot Lodge: 'T need hardly
say that all can do TO secure your tri-
umphant election and Republican VIC
tory will be done"
hagen that all Americans abroad were
EbSuhcey N, Depew wired from st.
.otiis. ~ have attended many national
ronyentlons and never left one more
perfectly satisfied with the ticket anp
Inc platform. congratulate you on the
honor, and the American people On inc
Commander In Chief I. N. Walker, Of
the q, a. r. wired: "Henrtlest conErntu-
% senator George C. Perkins, from San
FranclEco, wired In behalf Of the Re
publlcnns OF California; Il tender you
hearty congratulations and greet you
as the foremost defender Of our party
senator Joseph a. Hnwley wired: We
have a n oblc cause, noble PLATFORM
and noble candidate"
Henry Ctews, Of New York: u con-
prntulate you on having 20 staunch q
Sistforyy, 10 stand on. You nre as good
"a elected In public sentiment"
Ex.ITnIted States Senator Spooner, OF
| wisconsin: 1.-THE nomination was Tenlly
made long ago and the convention wns
merely committee arranged Tor the
i,ropls 70 tender II TO YOU II VIII bo
Errat Measure to fight for such ticket
and such II platform , 49,, a..
Ncw Castle (Prnna) steel and TIN
Mate association. MCKINLEY, a good dol
inr, nnd American tin plate are strong
combination. Congratulations
The Tacoma tWashn.) Republican
| f,itb. "Ifeartlcst congratulations. You
TiIi have our enthusiastic support
Col, Gate Huyt: "Sow york VIII Rift
ynu the largest Republican majority
ever yet Polled." ,-. -.
william q. Markham, secretary Ma.
,Ionnl Wool Growcra' Association wired
congrn tulatIonE.
Nelaon Dingley, IcwistOwn, Maine;
"Ntaias Republicans were nrdently Ior
Reed They nrc now NJ earnestly ior
you" .,..,. -, ,,,,.r ,oic.
grams Of congrhtulatl nave hccn re-;