Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-31
PRESIDENT IS
CONGRATULATED
CABLEGRAMS POUR IN FROM
EVERY QUARTER
ALL JOIN IN PRAlSING HIM
Kings, Ambassadors, Ministers and
Persons Of High and Low Degree
Unite In rendering Their
FelleItatlons
ALL JOIN IN PRAISlNe HIN
Rv Asaooiated Press.

VI EN- bA1 -. L., aug. 6U-
Crowned heads Of the world united
with distinguished statesmen Of Amer
lea and Europe in according the glory
OF peace between Russia and Japan to
President Roosevelt. Throughout last
night and today telegrams Of congrat-
ulation poured upon the president In
great flood. They came from persons
of high degree and of low and from all
quarters of the world.
Among the first messages received
was one from the king of England, as
follows:
"Marianbad, Aug. 29.-The President:
Let me be one of the first to congratu-
late you on the successful issue of the
peace conference to which you so
greatly contributed. EDWARD, r. l."
Soon after notably cordial cable
was received from Emperor William of
Germany. 1t read:
ITO President Roosevelt: Just re-
ceived cable from America announcing
agreement of peace conference on pre-
liminaries of peace. I am overjoyed
to express my sincere congratulations
at the great success due to your un-
dying efforts. The whole of mankind
must unite and will do so in thanking
you for the great boon you have given
1t. WILLIAM, l. r."
Ambassador Jusserand of France
sent this cablegram
London, Aug. 29.-To President
Roosevelt: Heartfelt, warmest con-
gratulations. JUSSERAND."
Then came kilograms from diplo-
matte representatives of foreign gov
ernments in this country, from Sir
Mortimer Durand, the British embas-
sador, from Minister Desplanches of
Italy and from the Chinese minister.
They follow.
.sLenox. Mass, Aug. 29.-Secretary
to the President: Please submit to the
president my most cordial congratu-
lations upon the success of his efforts
to bring about peace. DURAND."
Whole Orient Feels Grateful
AMHERST, Mass, Aug 29.-The
president: I beg to offer my hearty
congratulations for the successful con-
clusion of your efforts for which the
whole world. especially the Orient is
ever indebted to you.
'CHENG TUNG LANG CHENG."
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-President
Roosevelt: beg to offer you, on behalf
of the Italian government and also of
myself, heartfelt congratulations for
your great success in re-establishing
peace. Italy, since her constitution, has
endeavored to be an element and fac-
tor of harmony among nations, and will
greatly admire and praise the work you
brought ON SO advantageously for the
benefit of humanity.
"DES PLANCHEs,
"Italian ambassador"
Count Cassini, who recently was sue
ceeded by Baron Rosen as Russian am
bassador to the United States, cabled
as follows:
paris, Aug. 3O.-President Roose-
welt: Profoundly happy at the result
of the negotiations which assure peace
honorable to both nations and in which
you have taken so great a part.
"CASSINI."
w. ]. Bryan sent a message crediting
the president with the peace agreement
as follows:
"JANESVILLE, Wis, Aug. 29.-To
President Roosevelt: Accept congratu-
lations. Your successful efforts to
secure peace between Russia and Japan
reflect credit on the nation.
"WILLIAM ]. BRYAN"
Cordial messages were also received
from senator's and representatives in
congress congratulating the president
on his great triumph for peace, also
one from former Secretary of state
John w. Foster.