The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
PRAISE FROM NATIONS
FOR PRESIDENTS WORK
IN BRINGING ABOUT PEACE

that the president should witness the
signing II that he may he in the historic
painting OF the conference. which some
distinguished painter will produce. This
valuable picture will eventually find lodg-
ment in the White House.
GLORY OF PEACE.
Oyster Bay. l.. l.. Aug. 30.-Crowned
heads OF the world unite with distin-
guished statesmen OF America and Europe
In according the glory OF peace between
Russia and japan 10 President Roose-
welt. Throughout last night and today
the kilograms OF congratulation poured
In on the president IN n great food. They
came from persons OF high degree and OF
lew from all quarters OF the civilized
World
Among the first messages received was
one from King Edward VII. as follows:
Marienbad. Aug. 30.--The President:
Let me be one Of the first TO congratulate
on such successful issue OF the peace
conference to which you have so greatly
contributed. EDWARD. /. r.
KAISER OVERLOOKED.
A cablegram was received from En-
peror William OF Germany II read.
Neues Palais, Aug 30.
President Theodore Roosevelt:
Just received cable from America an
nouncing agreement OF peace conference
on preliminaries OF peace. Am over
joyed Express most sincere congratula-
tion at the success OF your untiring eff
forts The whole OF mankind must unite
and will do so in thanking you for the
great boon you have given It.
WILLIAM. l. r
FROM FRENCH AMBASSADOR.
Ambassador Jusserand OF France sent
this cablegram:
London. Aung. 30-President Roosevelt:
Heartiest, warmest congratulations.
JUSSERAND.
Then came kilograms from diplomatic
representatives. OF foreign governments In
this country. from Sir Mortimer Durand.
the British AMBASSADOR. from Mayor Des
Planches. ambassador OF Italy, and from
Sir Chentung Lang Ceng. Chinese
minister They were as follows:
Lenox. Mass, Aug. 2e.--secretary TO the
President: Please submit TO the president
my most cordial congratulations upon
success OF his efforts 10 bring about
peace. DURAND
Amherst. Mass. Aug. 2s.-The Presi-
dent; beg TO offer my hearty congratu-
peace. for which the whole world. espe-
cially the orient, Is ever indebted 10 YOU
CHENTUNG LANG CHENG.
Washington Aug. 20
President ROOSEVELT beg 10 ofrer you
Mr.. President. on behalf OF the Italian
government and of myself as representa-
tive ot my august sovereign. heartfelt
congratulations for your great SUCCESS i'm
re-establishing peace. Italy, who. since
her constitution has endeavored TO be an
element and factor OF harmony among
nations. will greatly admire and praise
IN" work you brought on so advan-
tageously for ,.e benefit OF humanity.
MAYOR DIES PLANCHES
italian Ambassador
Count Cassini, who recently was .uc-
ceeded by Baron Rosen as Russian am
hassador TO the United States. wired as
/ follows:
Paris. Aug %.
| president Roosevelt Profoundly hnpnv
az the result of the negotiations. which
assures peace honorable 10 both nations
/ and In which you have taken so fruitful
n part.
CAssrNI
SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES,
Cordial messages were received also
/ from senators and representative of con-
gress congratulating the president on his
great triumph for peace. Senator Knox
of Pennsylvsnia, Beveridge Of Indiana
| and Senator Ankenny % Washington
were among those who sent telcgrams
William J Bryan ~ Nebraska and John
W. Foster former sevretary of state each
sent a message creditlng the president
with the peace agreement Their tcle-
grams follow:
Jsnewille. wis. Aug %
President Roose evelt
Accept congratulations. Your success