The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-09
RECEIVED NEWS
WITH CALMNESS
President Roosevelt Chatted
With Friends
AS HE READ RETURNS
FLOODED WITH TELEGRAMS
FROM ALL PARTS OF TIE
COUNTRY - TALKED Ov-
Err PHONE WITH FAIR
BANKS.
BY the Associated Press.

| l3y the Associated Press.
Washington, Nov. s Surround,
by his devoted tamlly and a compan,
q intimate personal friends Presi
| ieat Roosevelt tonight received new,
~ h overwhelming Victory
The frs Information OF q definite
character was received by che prasi
| lent while all dinner Returns laid
before him then we're In tile nature 81
assurances that he had carried New
York. his home state, by a plurality
| so large as to be really astounding
Bulletins from newspapers OF New
| York City were received conveying
he welcome news.
While the president was gratifed, II
| nay be said the result was not entire
unexpected, although he. himself
| lad not anticipated so tremendous a
! fictory
President was Calm.
These and rapidly succeeding bullc
sius, each conveying to him more
'heering nows. vas READ Ana discuss.
II by Tie president With surprising
'llmness Assured AS be- said. hat
he campaign mad been conducted on
plape at principle and patriotism. SIS
ofiy as he himself would have il ana
that everything had been done which
ultimately could b. done % insure
he success 81 the principles prumA-
gated by he Republican party and b.
him he had awaited with perfect con.
adencs the verdict of the people.
Soon after dinner a company of in
Innate friends of the president and
Mrs. Roosevelt assembled in the par
Tors of the White House ana extend
ed their Fluctuations and congratula.
lions TO both on the result.
Many Congratulations
In addition to the telegram from
Judge Parker, the White House te'.
graph force was deluged with con
sratulatory messages for the presi.
dent from friends in every section of
the country.
At 1915 the president left his
mess at Ne white House and went
10 his private office IN The executive
building. There he greeted corr ally
a large number of Wa hington CORE.
pondents who had been waiting for
aim. After talking informally with
his friends for a time, the president
dictated a formal statement express
ing his views The scene at the mo-
nent of making the statement was
notable. Ranged in a semi circle
about the big desk In the presidents
office, the correspondents faced MI
Roosevelt as he tilted bacA in an arm
chair. dictated the announcement
slowly to Secretary Loeb who 81 at
he presidents LEFT
After receiving Congratulations ef
the new paper men, the president rs
,eived committee representing Re-
publican political Organization at
Washington and members ol che jan
or leagues 10 them H. made 70 brief
speech expressing DTS great appreci
alton 81 the confidence cf The Amer
can people
TALKED VITA FAIRBANKS.
The message from Fairhaak. s8id.
Your election Is the logical result
Il your splendid administration. May
he four years to come be marked by
widespread happiness and prosper
.ty."
The presidents reply was conveyed
a personal telephone talk win
fairbanks in which he coneratulate1
he LATTER
Late tonight whom the returns II.
licated that the Republicans has car
led the house by ar apprecisbl~
-reater majority than that b. which
hey hold the present house the Drcs-
dent expressed earnnrt gratfnrsstln
81 fhe result.
After remaining aI fne executive ef
ice AL bonr ila pre-1e1 returned
% D. White TlI-e leaving i'ferrors
hai he vas Eoi fo ae 5i-tgr'ses anie.s
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