Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Many People Call on the President
Today.
ALL EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS
District Commissioners Speak for
Citizens Here.
MANY MORE TELEGRAMS

Last night members of the diplomatic corps
called to extend congratulations. Among
those who called this morning were Gen.
Miles, Solicitor General Richards. Mr. Bow
ers. the fish commissioner; Admiral Crowin-
shield and Francis E. Loomis, minister to
Venezuela; District Commissioners Macfar-
land, Ross and Beach.
Mr. Loomis said that the campaign in
Ohio this year was the most marvellous in
the history of the republican party. The
party was solidly united for the first time
in it's history. and the credit for this was
due to the President.
West Virginia Solid.
Mr.. Bowers, whose home is in West Vir-
ginia, says the legislature of that state will
be overwhelmingly republican. and will
correct some of the errors of a democratic
gerrymander. The present generation he
continued, will never live to see another
democratic senator from West Virginia.
The state is now as Sol1dly republican as
Pennsylvania.
The District Commissioners, as a body,
assured the President that the qualification
of the people of the District over his elec-
tion was sincere, and not at all confined to
party.
Mr.. Darneille's Remarks.
Mr.. H. H. Darneile, who has done good
work in the campaign, was requested by
the NJ NJ. Parker Republican Club to con-
vey its best wishes to the President. He
did in these remarks:
"Mr President: We have come up here
today to express our great Joy and salts
faction at the WISDOM patriotism, conf
dence and integrity of the American peo-
pie as evidenced by the grand victory
achieved AT the polls last Tuesday in your
honor and to the glory of the republican
party, which you have SO masnificentiy rep
resented. 1t shows the gratitude of the ma
ton to a just. faithful and conscientious
chief, and we congratulate the people
through you on the result
The prettiest floral tribute of the cam
the w. Calvin Chase Republican Club. rep
resented by Calvin Chase, j. W. Patterson
and Thomas L. Jones. 1t was beautiful
floral ship labeled THE Ship of State"
ly of chrysanthemums. The President was
highly pleased and expressed his gratifica-
ton at the thoughtfulness of both of the
clubs.
More Telegrams.
The following among the kilograms
of congratulation received by the President
today:
NEW YORK. November 8. 1900.
Hon. William Mckinley. President of the
United States:
Now that the excitement of contest is
ttude to benign Providence for the grand
benefits to this country which come through
your election. The overwhelming victory
Of Tuesday was to my mind not only re-
pudiation Of all that is abhorrent in Ameri-
can politics, but vindication OF your public
acts: declaration that America is for
Americans, and that the most illustrious
President We have had since Lincoln is sup
ported and sustained by the people.
JOHN H. STARIN.
Do ho-
President William Mckinley:
1 again beg to congratulate you on your
election. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
BUFFALO. N. Y, November 7, 1900
The Honorable William Mckinley, Presi-
dent Of the United States, Washington,
d. c.:
Please accept my sincere congratulations
on the great personal triumph. as we'll as
political victory, you have scored:
ROWLAND b. MAHANY.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, November 8, 1900
The President:
While glad of the results in the nation on
your account, my real congratulations are
to the country. D. B. HENDERSON.
CHARLESTON, w. Va
American people that our country will be in
G. w. ATKINSON.
SALEM Ore.
Hon. VIM. Mckinley:
Supported by plurality of $4,000, accept
Oregon's congratulations upon second
triumph of national honor and good govern
ment. L. I. GEER, Governor.
SANTA FEE, N. M.
Hon. VIM. Mckinley:
Our Country, it's of Thee Honor, pa
triotism and justice prevail. Please accept
heartiest congratulations of Mrs. Otero and
myself upon your triumphant reelection
and splendid Endorsement of your admins
tration. New Mexico joins the procession
by electing republican delegate and legis-
lature. MIGUEL A. OTERO.
Hon. VIM. Mckinley:
My heartiest congratulations.
IL. A. DUPONT.
OMAHA. Neb
William Mckinley:
Because of your financial policy l. a gold
democrat, take pleasure in congratulatin2
JAMES E. BOYD,
Ex-Governor of Nebraska
WASHINGTON, D. c.
The Home Market Club Boston, which
likes foreign markets, also rejoices in the
reelection of the man who has done
more than any other to secure both.
ALBERT CLARK, Secretary.
ALBUQ u ERt9OE T., N. M.
Hon. VIM. Mckinley:
New Mexico congratulateS you and the
countrv on result of election and, although
without electoral vote as yet shows her
sympathy with your administration and the
effect Of your policy on public sentiment
within her borders by selecting a two-thrds
republican legislaturee and a delegate to
Congress by unprecedente dmajority of over
1000 SOLOMON LUNA,
National Committeeman for New Mexico.
PATERSON, N. ].
President William Mckinley:
Please accept my hearty consratulat tions
ON your great victory.
NATHAN BARNERT
SAN JUAN DE p r.
President Mckinley:
Supreme court. Porto Rico, tender con-
gratulations for your reelection.
QUINONES HERNANDEZ FIGURAS
NIETO.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, November s.
Hon. William Mckinley, Executive Man
sion, Washington:
Your Ohio friends congratulate you most
heartily on the magnificent victory you
have achieved and the overwhelming popu-