Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-07
Gov. ROOSEVELT To PRES. M'KINLEY
He Carries the Country by Overwhelming MaOry-It Has
Gone Republican Almost as Never Before Both Houses
of Congress Will be With the Administration

Canton, Nov 1.-Proddent Mckinley
was up early this morning after "a few
hours rest. An army Of messengers
poured IN this morning bringing cone
uatuIatory kilograms and friends and
neighbors gathered 20 extend their cone
CALCULATIONS The President break
tasted at o'clock with Mrs Mckinley
and then went 10 the library. where be
ran over the morning papers and lls-
tened TO The dispatches as Secretary
Cor.eIyou picked them from the thou
sands received They came from an
quarters Of the country and world
many beIus gIblegrams from ambassa-
doris and ministers abroad AN the
members of The cabinet had been heard
from Senator Hanna ana many Of his
assistants of th. Ir.n a'H5. ot Glove
I'd IN a message expressing
their satisfaction. ..u utr dispatches
breuthed "a spirit of personal devotion to
the President ana "a patriotic sense of
the result
The Cougratulatory exchanged bee
tween the President and Vice Presi-
dent-elect Roosevelt is as follows:
oyster Bay. y. Y. Nov. 6.
President Mckinley. CantOn
II congratulate you and 1 cougratu-
late far more the nation, ! feel the
most heartfelt gratitude over the re-
suit.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
"gopf,u Ohio Nov Z
Hon Theodore Roosevelt, Oyster Bay
a. Y:
Il heartily appreciate your kind exc
pressions and congratulate you upon
concluding in health one OF the most
memorable campaigns In our political
history -....
The President was frequently inter-
Iuptel by callers, many of them being
old friends who have known him from
childhood The President invited the
groups inside and thanked them for
their fcrNii greetings. His strong,
square face maintained its character
istic dignity and composure and yet he
looked very happy His replies avoid
ed any reference TO the personal tri-
umph involved.
Mrs Mckinley received many lady
callers She showed no signs OF fatigue
and she shared in the general happiness
prevailing
The presidential party left at 1880 this
afternoon for Washington, going over
the Pennsylvania road by the regular
train due In Washington at l.4i "a. m.
Thursday The two private cars.
olympia and 'MerCutio,' were at
tached 10 the train for the acc0mmoda-
ton Of the party. The trip Is likely 20
partake OF the character of triumphal
tour on arriving tomorrow morning
the President win give early attention
90 the completion Of his message TO
Congress. He has been giving some at
tenti0n To it here, sketching out the
rough So that the essential features are
we'll nigh completed
-Four years ago the election was I'm
mcuialely followed boy much cabinet
comment. but there Is an entire absence
of such comment now as IL appears to
he accepted that the present cabinet
win remain az least until the new Gd-
ministration begins and there Is no IN
timaton Of a change. even then. The
Presidents intimate friends say he Is
hardly less gratned over the election ~
q Congress which win be IN political
sympathy than he Is Of the success
OBJ, the presidential ticket
Detailed returns give Congressman
Robert T. Taylor Republican candidate
in McKinleys ola district, a majority
NJ 1000. one of the largest ever given
and over double that OF two years ago.
Taylors conduct Of the contests against
Brigham H. Roberts, OF Utah. figured 20
some extent IN the campaign