New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
POLITICS NO BAR TO GRIEF

trust that the freSident VIII recover.
JOHN F. CARROLT.-It is an outrage Every per-
SON hopes the President will recover speedily
manner his foul deed deserves
CHARLES w. DAYTON. Postmaster Of New-York
ga ndeT e whoe s Sssy n9eksG n at i This Is
gloom. and have never seen the general air
Garheld's assassination do hope the President
x 1n II Is sad e ar ,g the
mated every twenty ss years In 1855 & LScon was
1901 Mckinley is attacked. 1 do hope that it win
be proved that the man IS raving lunatic just
gen generous % and kindly man Hs has always tried
partis@nship with him into the office Of PTes-
dent but It us, is not t so W With Mckinney and this
JOHN G. CARLISLE. ex-secretary of the Treasury
deeply 3 spS and StssT 5s9cd What eaen
that it is foul outrage hope the President
takes the heart out Of me. am unable TO ex-
my nd All All o go3q h. fa1a hope the
SOL BEkIINER. Consul at Tenerine. Canary
lslands.it is horrible summary justice should
but anarchist. / hope the President viii
recover.
The attempt on President McKinley's life is a
calamity which, If II results fatally, will
amount to a national calamity The heart OF
and his family
that our President will recover II is a crime
at ne cannot b go abroad among his own people
President shot down by a murderous hand II
is "A blot on the countrys fair name
Democrat a at Sbm9RRASs the FfiR Ssn Of H,a Ten.
rIse nave not been able to realize its full sig
great am certain this assault eSIG Til o,3t be
have been committed by a maniac 0''S
FIX Senator CHARLES A. TowNE. of Minnesota
OF of the attempt on the Presidents life. and VIM
McKin1ey veny Me 1ee gTe know W
,oveiy y character he has. The event comes as
exceedingly to hear n Of the death should "g regret
Kiney for the fact that / do not feel thar me fbe
as under the President MI roosevelt
Ex-Governor WILLIAM PITT KELLOGG or
death Of President MCKINLEY is awful td con
WbiIe bd ~ would be the calamity OF the age
5eSf W tb his assumption of the office Of Pres
the financial and political world Mr. RoosaTnIt Iot
bun be na6rIa not lido. DO ANYTHING to snarl affairs
be spared. 'P tue Fresident may
CHARLES J. CANDA formerly sub-Treasurer Of
Soroad-H t Is fearful thing and one that
hope sincerely that the President will ea9 racoTs Snly
-. 81 Ine country should be so unfortunate. how
ever; as 10 suffer bereavement in the dea m
or the President. Roosevelt erratic as he Is Is
cbarge OF OF T1uch tbs tapa6ty think that. if the
aus. ddS handS; m ne VIII make as dgnihed a Presi-
Presidents. any ''ie' Vi our
POSTMASTER TER WILSON. of Brooklyn-1 was ter
attempt our Presidents life dTst rsanbaS
d s,r0ohISn n and am happy that his life has been
T Tbr tne greatest sympathy and deepest Interest
9rat Is general feeling that he is of the
tg mlgh degree Of craftsmanship. and on a level
sincerely hopes that he viii spead, Every one
antartatr aS a shocking thing that any one should
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER WILLIAM 7 TAy
VCtiI NE 1t brooklyn-One thing about President
Won't death He win take M eSGinTsS SIs fr91b lie
III, nv Is conscious. deliberately and without ex-
traits. " ~ MANY remarkable
1t PMdG gd6 j., TIssEN fSE prominent the Citizens
life xb vSdne 20 pretty pass when men in public
objects of the assassin 1t has reacbed nid6e noiT,
men FOR b,eb I 4t pe unable to secure honorable
OF OF gnreasoning hate and irresponsible anar
had high s resaeS fP sorrSw be
Sra, sTy, II IL ne should be taken away il will be
to all the inhablants of thu cSIn,rR interests and
ih'fFnai nToa, Revenue Collector f. B. JORDAN. OF
cast a gloom over everybody. our fervent prayer
gretss, a'a Jpd may spare the life of of the
Controller BIRD 5. COLER. in the course of 9,
RIe IscIuEe at Bethesda Congregational Church
does tonight over the news that has come from
prnlarTe rriarT, ana hope that Almighty God will
had no more earnest political opponent nor more
self and though many Of us have dferad a wiIb my
nm nm IN IN pontcai views Yet no will deny that
he FER
chair ''''' men ""' nave sat IN the Presidential
JUSTICE WILLIAM ! GAyNOR C,a,,oc-a,, 81,
the Supreme Court-It is despicabie: but / hope
he viii recover 1t Is only a few days ago that
OF the best Presidents we ever had From the
beginning of the Spanish War up 10 this time
cations OF the war and those growing out of IL
making scarcely a mistake. do not say this
simply because | believe in the course he pur-
sued My belief in that course caused me to
observe his conduct all the more closely because
times mean criticism he subjected To. He is
EDWARD NJ SHEPARD-This is an unspeakablv
horrd crime II is appalling that assassination
public. twice chosen, President Mckinley has
fellow citizens man who is not only a states
man. but a man. in his personal relations of
loved as few of his predecessors have been
This is malignant wickedness, indeed. The
American people will be I'm their affec-
tionate sympathy with the President and those
PosTMAsTER I HspsS VAN 90 %oTTi Ml feel like every
American citizen feels over this cowardly deed
body should attempt TO harm the President of
this great r1n country OF ours The % assassin is
1 %pPrGaS6S 66 iben man % with & en- Shot, OF friendly
deserving of something more stringent than
HANGING. think-perhaps IL may not look we'll
would have been justified In lynching him on
the spot. People may say no matter what the
But there is another side II when one thinks
Saye ms on her in hT anu present weakenSd roao %
When public official cannot walk the streets
In safety without being IN constant fear of as
sassinatIOn by a despicabIe anarchist. then il is
high time anarchy should be exterminated
RUFUS J.. SCOTT. in opening the meeting of the
Executive Committee of the BROOKLYN DemOc-
racy. the anti-Wlloughby Street organization.
aT Amsricaas resardless @ Of Political aiafiom f no
when they heard of the dastardly attempt
the life of the President a formal resolution
passed In which the Brooklyn Democracy
expressed its sympathy for the stricken Presi-
dent and It's prayers for his recovery from the
wounds inflicted upon him.
ITALIAN COLONY STIRRED.