The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-31
ALL GIVE ROOSEVELT PRAISE.
RULERS, STATESMEN, CITIZENS.
UNITE IN CONGRATULATIONS.

His work ~ Peace Gets Splendid Recog.
nttioO-king Edward, the Kaiser and
President Leubet Head tho l.ist--Roose.
welt Much Pleased Over the Result.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y. Aug. 8.-A shower
OF praise and congratulations poured in
upon President Roosevelt to-day. Political
friends and political enemies united In
praising his efforts and his ultimate success.
Emperor William and King Edward VII.
President Loubet and the Regent Of Egypt,
Andrew Carnegie. tho Archbishop OF Can
terbury, John Morley, Senators. Repre-
sentatives. financiers. personal friends.
heads Of all sorts Of organizations. religious
and otherwise, FASTENED to send their
praises to Theodore Roosevelt. Americas
peacemaker.
The President Il elated. Of course. and
to few personal friends whom he and
Mrs. Roosevelt entertained at luncheon
to-day he told Of his great Joy in the happy
conclusion Of the pesoe conference.
In reply 10 letter received this morning
from Baron Komura, supplementing the
Baron's telegram yesterday, the President
has written 10 Japan's senior! envoyl the
following brief note. which was mailed
this afternoon
'OYsTRR BAY, N. Y, Aug. 80.
'kY DEAR BARON KoMURA: have re-
ceived your letter OF Aug. 30. May ask
you to convey to his Majesty the Emperor
OF japan my earnest congratulations upon
the wisdom and uagnaninity he and the
Japanese people have displayed, am
sure that all civilized mankind share this
feeling with mo. Sincerely yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Tho cable messages from King Edward
and Emperor william were among the
first to be received. They read:
'MARIENnAD. Aug. ~
'Ths Prssident
Let mo b ono Of the drst to congratulate
you on the suoosasful issue Of the Peace
Conference. to which you have 20 greatly
contributed EDWARD R. and l.
'NsUss PALAIs, Aug. -.
'Prs6de~s Theodore Roosevelt:
Just reed cable from America announcing
agreement Of peace conference on prelimi-
nasiss Of peace; am over joyed; express most
sincere congratu lations At the great SUCCESS
due to your untiring efforts. The whole Of
mankind must unite and will do so in thank
ing you for the great boon you have given 1t.
WILLIAM !. r.
This came from the President Of France:
'LABBoups PRssIpENoE, Aug. 80.
'Ths President Of The Republic of the United
States:
'Your Eoellency has Just rendered to
humanity an eminent service upon which
I felictate you heartily. Tho French
Republic rejoices In the role which her
sister. America, has played In this his
torio event. EMILE LoUBEr.'
Sir Mortimer Durand, the British Am
bassador to the United States NJ. Jusserand
the French Ambassador; Sir Chentung
Liang-cheng. the Chinese Minister; Baron
Mayor des Planchcs, the Italian Ambassa-
dor and Count Cassini, formerly Russian
Ambassador to this country and now ao-
credited to Madrid, Spain. have all ex-
prsssed their appreciation OF the Presidents
efforts In behalf Of peace. Their messages
"LENox, Mass. Aug. 20.
sSecretdry TO the President:
please submit 10 the President my
most cordial congratulations upon success
Of his efforts to bring about peace.
'DURANp.'
AMHERST. Mass, Aug. 20.
THE PRECEDENT:
Il beg to offer my hearty congratula-
tions for tho successful conclusion OF peace
for which tho whole world, especially the
Orient. 70 overindebted to you.
sCHENrUNa MANo-cHENo.'
WASHINGTON. Aug. %.
president Roosevelt:
Il beg to offer to you, Mr.. President, on
behalf Of the Italian Government and Of
myself a. representative Of my august
sovereign, heartfelt congratulations for
your great SUCCESS In reestablishing peace.
Italy. which, since her constitution, has
endeavored to be an element and factor
OF harmony among nstione, will greatly
admire and praise the work you brought
on 90 advsntageously for the benefit OF
| humanity. MAYOR DIS PLANCHEs,
italian Ambassador
LONDON, Aug. 20.
president Roosevelt:
"Heartiest. war1nest congratulations.
"JussRRAND.'
paris, Aug. 30.
"pyssidsnt Roosevelt:
Profoundly happy at the result Of the
negotiations which assures q peaoe honor
able to both nations and In which you
have taken 90 fruitful part. CAssINI.'
Through Sir Mortimer Durand, the British
Ambassador, the Lord Mayor Of Liverpool
sent the following:
The citizens OF Liverpool send congratu-
lations to the President through you and
rejoice at his successful efforts in the cause
Of humanity"
| Consult General Iddings, at Cairo, sent
these sentiments Of Fakhry Pasha, the
regent Of Egypt:
the regent Of Egypt, Fakhry Pasha,
sends his compliments to the President for
his great and successful work, which he
declares merits the praise Of. the world. In
hAhaH NJ rAaoes