New-York tribune., 1900-11-08
MESSAGES TO ROOSEVELT.
BE RECEIVES CONGRATULATIONS FROM
ALL OVER THIS COUNTRY
AND EUROPE
AND EUROPE


Oyster Bay. l. l. Nov. -.-Governor Roose-
veIt- although ne did retire until after mid
night up his usual hour this morning.
After breakfast he looked over his mail and dis
patches Of congraJulation received from prorai-
nent persons in various parts OF the country
The Governor. who was in the best Of spirits.
received a few callers in the forenoon He
made this statement. commenting the Re
publican victory:
/ deeply rejoice over the result. President Nc
kiniey has had face the most serious and
complicated problem that has been faced by any
President since Lincoln, or by any President for
more than q generation before Lincoln. DO
not see how there could have been any materia!
Improvement in the way that he has faced and
perfectly fair test of the way III which our peo-
PIe were willing back up 4 who has done
such difficult and all-imDortant work for the
Nation.
Whenever work of this kind comes such men
are necessarily needed. think that the su-
prens capa city for successful self government IN
q nation Is shown by that through which this
Nation has just passed To have failed to have
Endorsed President Mckinley would have been a
calamity compare bic only 70 q failure 10 have
indorsed Lincoln n 1864
Al far sighted and patriotic Americans ought
- zee deeply thankful for the way n which
the American people as " hole has SHOWN
Is so5rtety. its good sense. and its reso!ute
adherence q the cause Of civic honesty ana
National honor. Again. K should be g matter
n the deepest gratitude TO notice the way those
Democrats, who are stanch believers in sound
rnCr.ey and civic honesty and n the honor OF the
Hag have joined hands with their Republican
brethren They will share with them the credit
for the victory
II his contest the true A-rericanisr1, the men
who heIieve II = have stood together without
regard - locality or place of birth without
gard - c-ezd ~ race ~ -eIS ISi3n. WITHOUT regard
to occupation. II way that X a splendid omen
for the future a15 tha7 starts The Nation wen
OF The threshold q the new century
william J YounGs. Governor Roosevelt's sec
Albany iii Noaday He VIII - at his home in
Oyster Bay over Sunday The Governors physi-
clan has ordered absolute rsst for a few days
and Colonel Roosevelt VII deny himself 70 all
callers. The Governor has also decided not 70
make any speeches from now until January /
o. -he advice II his physician.
Early this morning Colonel Roosevelt received
4 cable message from MS friend Colonel Lee, q
The English army. conE-atuIatirE hin 81 his
election = IN Vice Presidency Colonel Lee was
with Colonel Roosevelt throughout the campaign
:n Cuba. and warm friendship sprung up be-
tween The Two ctficers. n th- forenoon an-
early afternoon several tel@grans were received
r -h= Governor
telegram from vioe-Chairu.an Payne read
as follows
This country * saved: ue have beaten Petit
grew ard captured Nebraska. Legislature and
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ccrgratElat7ry message vas also received
t-o-- Governor Elect Yates. q Illinois \ cable
message from General Horace Porter. II The
United States Embassy al Paris extended
cordial congratulations OF he Big majority.
Othe- messages received follow.
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Hon Theodore Roosevelt
Most cordial CONGRATULATIONS Of Yesterdays
magnificent victory. l. which your own labor
ara merit contributed 80 largely
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Lssr night th@ Governor S=n- the following
Mark \ Hanna: