The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-12

lions. Your nomination is a tribute to gen
ius and devotion to principles" Late yes
terday evening the following was received
from Clark Howell, editor of the Atlanta
Constitutions: Though differing with you
politically, / extend my hearty congratula-
tons on your nomination for the Senate.
The result is most gratifying. The Psi
Phi's of De Paw University wired: We
extend our heartiest congra tulations.' The
kind words sent Mr. Beveridge represented
the sentiments of admiring friends from the
State of Michigan to the Gulf and from
Maine TO California
AMONG THE OTHERS.
Among the others who wired their con-
gratulations were Jesse Spaulding Chicago;
Charles L. Gordon, Chicago; Glen Stude-
baker, South Bend; Jesse Overstreet,
Washington; George r. Peck, Chicago;
Charles Major, Shelbyville: Edwin Burritt
Smith, Chicago; J. J. Mitchell, Chicago;
Charles Hernly, New Castle: e. d. Crum-
packer Washington; Frank McKeen, Terre
Haute; Fred Moore Nicely. Greencastle;
Claude S. watts, Greencastle; David era
ham Phillips, New York; T. Henry Davis,
Richmond; z. S. Grosscup, Chicago Thos.
Downs Jefferson barracks; z. c. Knox,
Pittsburg: j. c. shaffer, Chicago; c. F.
Grimm. Hammond; Charles G.. Dawes,
Washington: e. G. Pauling and +. A. Bige-
low, Chicago; Dan Waugh, Upton; Frank
Sullivan Smith New York: l.. T. Kitchener.
Washington; r. ID. Machan, Lagrange;
Mrs. George n. Perkins. Yonkers n. Y;
II. L. Pike, South Bend; Frank w. Wood,
Chicago; Charles w. Earring and David Il.
Simpson, New York Frank j. Richmann,
Washington; L. w. Royse, Washington; +.
Henry Wurzer, South Bend; d. d. Wood
ridian. Miss; Fred A Sims. FRANKFORT;
William Alden Smith, Washington @. +.
Herriott, st. Louis, Mo-; w. r. Zulch. Me-
ridian, Miss. James s. Dodge, Elkhart; Be
man q. Dawes, Lincoln, Neb.; o. II. Hor-
ton, Chicago; w. II. Hickman. Cincinnati;
ALVIN Il. Hert, Jefersonvile; w. +. Brown-'
ing, Bloomington: Orville s. Brumback, To-
1edo; James n. Tyner, Washington; w. Il.
Roberts, Chicago; Il. T. Sweeney Rich
mOnd, Va; +. S. Sheridan Chicago; H. r.
Walsh, Chicago; Clarence A. Knight Chi
cagO; w. w. Dudley, Washington; Mr. and
Mrs J: II. Harris, Washington Leopold
Robert Mather Chicago Walter Odds. Chi
eago; II. d. EstabrOOk, Chicago; $. Gray
son, Madison; j. e. Caskey, Greensburg;
A; w. Scott, Lincoln, Neb. j. L. Jackson,
Chicago; Mcdonald and Cummins Sullivan
Ill A. T.. Mccormick, Portsmouth, o.; II.
"a. PlndeH, Peoria; w. G. Cochran, Spring
Staley, kokomo; Philip Spaugh. Hope;
Thomas II. Mclean, Toledo: James G.
Hert, Bloomfield;, G. w: Markley, Veeders-
burg: ID. j. Dougherty, Evansville; William
T.. Norton, Columbus; Finley F. Mount
Charlottesville; r. I. Carter. Cincinnati: ].
&; Richter Laporte; Roy o. West, Chicago;
Yesterdays mail brought Mr.. Beveridge
an an invitation from the Union League, of
Pmladelphla, to attend dinner in that city
on Feb. 13, to celebrate the anniversary of
the birth of Abraham Lincoln At noon
Mr.. Beveridge dined at the Columbia Club
with his friend, Schuyler Colfax jr and
last night Mr.. and Mrs. Beveridge were
guests at dinner at the home of Clarence
A. Kenyon. A number of those who were
closely associated with Mr.. Beverage dur
ing ms campaign for the senatOrship We're
also present.
Very late last night Mr. Beveridge re-
GeiVed congratulatory message from John
Temple Graves, of the Atlanta Journal one
of the most eloquent Gold Democrats of the
country. He also received messages last
night from Colonel Barnett One-hundred-
and-ffty-ninth Indiana Regiment and
George D. Barnett of ST ouic