The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-09
SOUTH AMERICAN CONGRESSES
EXPRESS THEIR SENTIMENTS By
VOTES OF SYMPATHY.
Workmen of Chile Send n Message
Mr.. Crumpacker's Views-Great
Anxiety in the state.

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Among them were the following:
One from Ambassador Choate at London,
to the secretary of state: Following mes
sage coincidence received from his Majesty,
the King, to American ambassador: Offer
my deepest sympathy at the dastardly at
tempt on the Presidents life. Have tele-
graphed direct to President
From Mr.. Lowther, Canadian charge, at
Newport: 1.-The prime minister of Canada,
commanded by the Governor General, de-
sires me to convey TO you his expression
of the sense of horror with which the
government and the people of Canada have
learned of the fiendish attempt upon the
life of the President and the deep sympathy
they feel in the distress of the American
nation and the Presidents family. They
fervently hope and pray that it may please
Providence to foil the hand of the assassin,
and to preserve life held in such high
reverence, not only by the people of the
United States but all other nations and
particularly the people of Canada"
From the Duo d'Arcos, Spanish minister:
THE QIeen Regent Of Spain and her gov
eminent direct me to express the horror
with which they have heard of the das-
tardly attempt to assassinate the Presi-
dent of the United States, and their hopes
of his speedy recovery
From President Conchow and Secretary
Blanco, of the Chilean Chamber Of Depu-
ties: 1.-THE Chamber of Deputies of Chile
sincerely laments the criminal attempt OF
the life of the distinguished chief magis-
trate, Mr.. Mckinley, and makes wishes for
his recovery"
From NJ Wauters, the Belgian charge:
THE King and his government pray your
excellency to transmit to President and
Mrs. Mckinley their sympathy with indig-
nant feeling for the shocking attempt on
the President and they hope for prompt
| recovery"
From Consul Mcwade, Canton, China:
| 'Viceroy Tao Mu dreadfully shocked; asks
me to convey through you his heartfelt
| sympathies to President and Mrs. McKin-
ley; says God surely would not permit so
good a man to die through assassin's bull
! let"
From United States Consul Ozmun, at
Stuttgart: His Majesty, the King of Wur-
| temDurg, sends, through me, his deepest
| sorrow and sympathy, expressing hope
| that the murderous attempt will prove
| OF no consequence. Please convey also my
| sincerest condolences"
From United States Minister Storer, at
| Madrid: BEG my deepest sorrow and
| sympathy be offered to President and Mrs
Mckinley The minister of state, at Queen
| day to ask that all news be sent to her
| Immediately"
From Vice Consul Falk, at Munich, b.
varia: "His Highness, Prince Regent Luit-
pold, is absent. He telegraphs me to con-
| vey to the President and people his pro-
| found sympathy and wishes for speedy
From the president of the Senate of Peru:
The Senate of Peru expresses TO the people
and government of the United States The
| profound feeling inspired in them by the
| lniquitouS attempt of which the person Of
| President Mckinley has been a victim
| Senate of Argentina: ''The Senate of the
| Argentine nation, in its session Of to-day,
has protested, rising, against the attempt
| Of which the illustrious President of The
| United States has been the victim, ana
makes wishes that God may preserve the
| life of so worthy ruler. 1 send you greet
! ings."
From the Uruguay minister for foreign
affairs: The government of Uruguay
makes wishes for the speedy recovery of
States, Mr.. Mckinley. 1 send you greet
ings."
From Sir William Vernon Harcourt at
| sorrow at the fearful crime"
From the president of the Uruguayan
House of Representatives. to the speaker
| of the American House: "In the name Of
the House, l regret the sad accident that
| has happened to Mr.. Mckinley, and make
wishes for the recovery of the illustrious
! invalid"
From Lima, Peru: "The Cuban colony
! expresses deep regret at the dastardly at
| tempt on the life of President Mckinley,
offering earnest prayers for his prompt
| recovery"
From Santiago de Chile: 1.-The workmen
| of Chile deplore the. attempt against the
| illustriouS President"
Mr.. Lowther, the charge daffaires of
| Great Britain, from Newport. r. l., sent
separate messages Of sympathy which he
had been requested to Communicate by
the Governor and people of Barbados, OF
Trinidad and Tobago. of the Bahamas and
| of the WfndVva I'd islands
Mr.. Carignani, the Italian charge, sent
| the following: In pursuance of instruc-
| lions of the Italian premier I have the
honor, in the name of the Italian nation.
| to express TO your Excellency the deepest
| feelings of execration of the crime commit
| ted against the President of the United
States and the most fervent wishes for
his complete recovery"
| Consul General Hughes at Coburg Ger
many, cabled Prince Regent Hohenlohe
and governments OF Coburg Gotha and
| Meiningen request me TO convey the deepest
| sympathy and ask for the condition of the
Ambassador Choate, at London. sent the
| following: From lord mayor of London:
! The citizens of London have received with
profound regret and great indignation in
| telligence of the dastardly attack on the
life of the distinguished President of the
| United States, and desire to convey through
your EXcellency their sincere sympathy
with your country in this melancholy event.
They trust that so valuable life as Pres
| ident McKinleys may be spared for the
welfare of the American people
From the vice dean Canterbury Cathe-
| dral: Accept expression of deep sorrow
at outrage upon the President PRAYERS
are offered for his recovery at all services
in Canterbury Cathedral"
From the lord provost OF Edinburgh: "In
the name OF the citizens of Edinburgh 1 beg
10 express horror at the dastardly Outra &c
upon President Mckinley and TO assure
him and Mrs. Mckinley and the govern
ment and people of the United States OF
our sympathy with them and prayers for
the Presidents recovery"
From Field Marshal Lord Roberts.
| please convey 10 President and Mrs Nc
Kinley, on BEHALF Of myself and the British
army, our profound regret at what has oc-
CURED and our earnest hope that Mr. Me-
Kinleys valuable life may be spared"
From Mr.. Charles +. Ladry. Swiss charge
d 'affaires. Manchester. Mass: II am IL
| receipt % the following telegram from tn,
high Swiss Federal Council: You are in
| structed 10 express 10 his EXceilency. Mr.
! President Mckinley. and 10 the government
OF the United states. our horror at attemp
committed yesterday at Buffalo. a. wei
| plete recovery OF the patient"
| From Acknowledgements Minister Hengel
muller: "Greved and Mortified by abomn
| able crime against President Mckinley
life. and beg TO express my ferVent wishe,
| for his recovery.
/ q affaires at Guatemala and Honduras
The minister OF Foreign Affairs OF Guate
mala requests me 10 cable the deep sympa
| thy which his government shares with yol
| in the sad misfortune to President Me Kin
. ley. and that this government also char