New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
REJOICING FOR MKINLEY.
CONGRATULATIONS TELEGRAMs STILL
POUR INTO CANTON.
POPULAR FEELING TOO DEEPLY STIRRED TO SUB
SIDE QUICKLY-A QUIET DAY AT THE HOME
OF TILE PRESIDENT ELECT

POPULAR FEELING TOO DEEPLY STIRRED TO SUB
SIDE QUICKLY-A QUIET DAY AT THE HOME
OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT.
Canton Ohio. Nov. 9.-President-elect Mchin'
ley has so far recovered from the fatigue lhci-
dent upon the labors Of the campaign just cioseo
that he has again resumed the methodicai MAN.
ner Of living which has characterized MS every
day life for many years past. He arose at 'he
usual hour this morning. disposed Of his early
mail, which was not Of an uncommoniy large
quantity and then. In company with clark Ioh-
ner of Canton INDUCED in walk ABOUT 'he
resident portion Of the city The air was cooi
and bracng and the pair walked at brisK gait
for nearly hour. After calling at his mother
house on Tuscar rawas-st. the President-elect re-
turned to his home on Market Hill. he an
nounced that he was feeling splendidly. and at
once plunged into his favOrte occupation OF
perusing a pile Of newspapers that daily come
to him in the mail. Although Major Mckinney
has never had any newspaper experience. he has
a faculty of disposlng Of and getting the meat
out Of a huge pile of newspapers that would re-
fleet credit upon some or the most traiheu e~
change editors Of the profession.
Later in the afternoon number or VISITORS
called to congratulate the President-elect
Y. D.. with whom Major Mckinley held long
conversation
The newspaper men who on duty at the
Chicago National heaquarters. and to whom
Chairman Hanna gave dinner In New-fork'
will pass through Canton at lO:26 tomorrow
morning Major Mckinley Will drive down 10
the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago depot
where he will meet and greet the correspondents
The following are among the additional con-
eratulatory messages received BY Major NC
Kinley
The Rev. DR.. F. T. Tagg. Editor Methodist
Protestant" Baltimore, Md take prorouhd
pleasure In extending congratulations upon your
triumphant election. but also thank God FOR de-
vering us from the evils that LOT "H"e ''''"
ened the Nation
Charles A. Hess New-York-In my defeat feel
more than compensated by your election and the
general result all the country. We can read
y feel the fruits of the result by a resumption Vi
business and feeling of satisfaction and security
that surely brings good times and prosperity
John Samborna one Of the Notification Commit
teen Newport r. I-When met you in June on
the occasion OF the meeting Of the Notihcatioh
Committee I promised you more majority from
Rhode Island than the other man had votes. WIZ
ness the results Of Tuesdays work Vote IN khode
Island Mckinley. 374s9; Bryan 1919; majority 'or
Mckinley 37O Ny prediction proved true one
and Rhode Island is without doubt the banner
State.
Darwin c. Pavey Editor Evening Record Bos-
ton Mass-Have already reJoiced with comrades
over the fact that comrade Is our Presideh-eiect
and that he may be depended upon not to go hsh-
ing on Memorial Day.
A. L. Harris observation-disclosures OF ONO.
Eaton Oho-I am sure now that our country Is
safe and our National honor will be maintained
Kate NJ Boswick secretary Woman'a Republi-
can Union League, Bi ookyn, n. f-ihs mana oi
Providence the prayers OF mothers. the assistance
OF women campaign workers. the votes OF loyal.
! honest men and the rabbits foot nave placed
you in the Presidential chair.
T. F. Chapin publisher THE Railroad Employe'
| Newark y. PLEASE accept our sincere congra'-
| ulations upon your choice by the people as their
Chief Executive ''The Employe" was the only
Independent labor publication in the United states
that supported the principles ana cahuiua'eS VI
sound money and protection
David $ Wells Brooklyn-Ciod bless you and your
good wif, and We trust you may nave perfect
health and strength 10 carry ont the great pr'h-
ciples YOU have always so majesiically stood for
| David f. Porter late OF General Grants stan.
baltimore Md feel proud that our dear old State
has contributed to your success 10 the tune Oh
! ~ 90 majority and proved that solid south
does not exist.
The Rev DR. Henri A. Brann, rector Of ST. Ag-
ness Church. New-York-May you live long ana
enjoy YOUR wcll-deserved hcnors.
James NJ Perkins. president of the american Keo so
publIcan College League Boston-flease accePt the
hearty concentrations OF the students OF the
American colleges on your magnificent triumph
you have proved an ideal candidate representing
and advocating what appeals to the conscience
natriotsm and intelligence of free people r,,
The Rev Or John Mitchell. Cleveland ohio-Ihis
victory Is all the more sgniflctht because "o'.
against the combined opposition OF Az the eieiheh's
onnosed 10 the Republican party
ira Steward McNeil Editor ana manager OF
nra"s h,s fought the battle for sound money with
Iii fhe vigor at their command no. as matter
~, noisics hut because they believed II was
broader than that-a question If National honor n
an a -, od vour election as In the interest not only
Of all thc people but laid special stress upon the
Ip%n Van Wormer. the Lincoln Safe Deposit
Company york-t Is matter or common non
aHahes TO visiting delegations were the features
of the campaign. Both made an indeiibie impress
The Rev W FshbGrm past9r %r,o OF the second ,S
f.nds snirt may guide you In your great duties.
,,ou ~, airing every hour of Adminstra ton
s.n, , nnv have the Divine blessing