Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 19, 1881, Page 3

L i S e THE GOVERNORS. Preparing for a Day of Rejoic- ing if the President Re- covers, Expressions from the Exeoutives of Nearly All the States and Territories. Spec o The Cinninnati Commercial Corvssus, Ohio, July 12, -Tn re- sponse to the telegram of Gov, Fos. ter, dispatches have been received from the governors of nearly all the states and territorios at the execu- tive department yesterday. Kentucky was the first state heard from), and they kept rolling mn all day. In ad- dition to the governors of New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland and fKen tucky, the governor of Georgin has been added to the committee to fix the day for Thanksgiving for the re covery the President. The follow- ing are the re: 158 Ispranaronts, Ind,, July 11, 1881, —To Charles Foster. Governor of Ohio: The suggestions contained in your dispatch of to-day meet my ap- proval. A. G. Porrer, Governor. July 11, 1881.—To Charles Foster, Governor of Ohio: 1 coneur,in yours tion of proclama- tion for Thanksgiving in case of the President's recove Joux D, Loxs, Governor. Toreka, Kas,, July 11, 1881, - To Excellency Charles Foster: Tele gram received, and 1 heartily concur in your suggestion, Joux P. Sr. Jonx, Governor, Cnvesse, Wyo., July 11, 1881, —To jov. Charles Foster: Your sugges- tion of this date has my most hearty approval. Wyoming has already taken fitting notice, by public meeting, of the od attempt upon the presi- dent’s life, and will gladly follow your lead in action of the kind proposed. Joux W. Hovr, Governor. Mavison, Wis., July 11, 1881.- His Excellency Charles Foster, Gov- ernor of Ohioi Sincerely rejoicing in the cheering prospect of ‘the presi- dent's recovery, and fully a ing with you as to the propriety of set- ting apart a day for thanksgiving and prayer to the God of nations, I hearti- ly concur in your suggestion. and will be pleased to act in_harmony with the other Exceutive. The people of Wis- consin have been most deeply solicit- ous in regard to the president’s condi- tion, and with thankful hearts will unite in the observance of such a day. Witniay E. Surrx, Governor, NasuviLLg, l'enn., July 11, 1881, — To CI s Foster, Governor of Ohio: Your suggestions meet my hearty ap- proval, and will receive the indorse- ment of the American people, Avuviy Hawkins, Governor, Lirrie Rock, Ark., July 11, 1881. —To Gov. Foster: Have issued pro- clamation appointing the 14th of the present month for fasting and prayer. T. J. CHANCELLOR, Governor, WareriNe, W. Va., July 11, 1881. —To Charles Foster, Governor of Ohio: Your suggestion meets my hearty ap- probation. I will issue proclamation as soonas the governors you name fix the day to be observed. Jacos B. Jacksox, Governor. arrenn, I, July 11, 1881, — To His Excellency Charles Foster, Governor: Your telegram of the 10th received this morning. My feelings in entire harmony with your views ference to the propricty of set- ting apart by concurrent action of the governors of the several states of a day of thanksgiviny in view of the gratifying recovery of the president, and I would suggest, however, that the selection of a day be made when the president’s convalescence is fully assured. T think it eminently proper that you should take the initiative in the matter. 8. M. Cuizor, Governor. ! RICHMOND, July 11, 1881, — To Charles Foster, Governor of Ohio: The committee you name meets my hearty approval. Frep. M. Hatuay, Governor. v, Ala., July 11, 1881. les Foster: T approve your suggestion in all 1ts parts. R. W. Coss, Governor, FFERSON Cr1y, Mo., July 11, 1881, —To Goy. Charles Foster: I fully ag) I see that the Governors of Arkansas and Kentucky have already designated July 14. Too early. T was preparing my message for July 21, 1 will await your action, Thank God for the President’s recovery, and that ;lu has such a noble wife. ~God bless her. Tromas T, Cr vDEN, Governor, ATLANTA, Ga., July 11, 1881,—To Gov. Charles Foster: T concur in the suggestion made in your telegram of yesterday, and will cordially unite with Goyernors of other States in de- voting a day to be designated as you suggest to public thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God for his merci- ful interposition in behalf of th Presi- dent. Avrrep J. Corqurrr, Governor, Fraxkrorr, Ky., July 11, 1881, — To Gov, Charles Foster: ™ Your tele- gram just received. Your suggestions meet with my hearty approval, and T will co-operate cordially in any way to carry out the suggestions contain- ed in your dispatch, Luke P, BLACKBURN, Governor. JAcksoN, Miss,, July 11, 1881, — To Gov. Foster: 1 approve of your suggestion, and will conform ta the action of the committee named in your telegram. J. M. S1oNE, Governor, Arvany, N. Y., July 11, 1881.—To Gov. Foster: Your proposition is cor- dially approved. ALoxzo B. CorNeLL, Governor, Moxrreuer, Vt., July 11, 1881, — To his excellency, Charles Foster, Governor: Your idea in regard to a proclamation of thanksgiving in the event of the recovery of President Gartield is in exact accord with my own feelings, and, I believe, with the 1 feclings of tho people of this state. 1 am satisfied withjthe committee named and will act in accordance with their suggestion Roswetn Fanymay, Governor., To | Lascory, Neb., July 11, 1881 Gov. Foster: I cordially ind your suggestions relating to the appoint ment of a day of thanksgiving and prayer commemorating the of the president ArLBINUS recoves NANCE, Governor, Tavranasser, Fla,, July 11, 1881 To the Hon. Charles Foster: 1 join heartily in suggestions as to is- suing prociamations of thanksgiving, | The committee to fix the day named is to notify me. W. D. Broxuawm, Governor. Trextos, N. J., July 11, 1881 To the Hon. Charles Foster: Your elegram received, and T cheerfully assent to its gencral proposal if you | will take the trouble to make the “ar rangements and procure the assent of | theother Governors named. T will| act in accordanco with the informa- | tion which you may send me. Iam| just informed by Gov. Blackburn, of Kentucky, that le has fixed upon July 14 as a day of fasting and prayer | for the president’s racovery, G. C. Luntow, Governor, | Yavkron, D, T., July, 1881.—Go. | Chatles Foster: Gov. " Ordway away | from Lome. Will forward your telc-| gram, Think T ean safely say it will meet his approyal. ( H. Harn, Secrctary of Torritory. Santa Ep, New Moxico,—His "Ex- cellency Charles Foster: 1 wholly agree, as all patriotic citizens and peo- ple of this territory will also agree, with the st tion in your telegram of the 10th instant received to-day, that in view of the recovery hopefully foreshadowed of President Garfield from the terrible attempt of assassina- tion, a proclamation be issued by the governors respectively of the states and territories, on a day to be agreed upon, for thanksgiving and praise to the Almighty God for the president’s deliverance, and his preservation to liberty and a free people. V. G. Riercn, Acting Governor N, M. Baxcor, Me , July 11, 1881.—The Hon. Charles Foster: T heartily con- cur in your proposal for a day of pub- lic thanksgiving and praise in view ot the hopeful condition of the president, the day to be fixed as soon as the public mind shall rest in the belief that the calamity of his death is avert- ed. The universal sentiment of the people of Maine is one of profoundest gratitude to Almighty God for His adorable goodness in shielding the president against the deep damnation of the attempt to take his life, Harris M. Praisten, Governor. CarsoN, Nev., July 11, 1881.— Gov. Charles Foster: Your suggestion meets with my hearty approbation. Will be most happy to cooperate with you. Jouy K Governor. St. Pavr, Minn,, July 11, 1881.— The Hon. Clarles Foster, Governor of Ohio: Your suggestion respecting a general day of thanksgiving for the president’s recevery is most cordially approved. J. 8. PiLLssury, Governor. Dexver, Oolo. - Gov. Charles Fos- ter: Our people recognize the hand of Providence in restoring the strick- en President to the scrvice of the Nation, whose heart he las won. During the past week we have alter- nated between the hope of a day of National thanksgiving and the fear of a duy of National mourning. Now, that the danger to the president and to the country seems to have passed, the en- tire people of Colorado will gratefully unite in a day of thanksgiving and praise that so great a calamity has been averted. I approve of your sug- gestion in relation to the method of ascertaming the day for a_general ob- gervance throughout the country. F. W. Prrkix, Governor of Colorado. Sauey, Ore., July 12, 1881. —The Hon, Charles Foster: I have the honor w0 acknowledge the receipt | of your telegram of July 10, ins suggesting that it would be most fit- ting for the covernors of the sev states and termtories to issue procl mation, setting apart a day to be gen- erally agreed upon for thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God for the blessed deliverance of our president, and most gladly assent to the proposi- tion therein contained. W. W. Tuarcugg, Governor of Oregon, ATLANTA, Ga. July 12, 1881.—E, D. Mussey, Governor's Private Secro- tary: Please say to Gov, Foster I will serve on committee, or co-operate in any way. Avrrep H. Corgquirr, Governor of Georgia, Bowse Ciry, Idaho, July 11, 1881, {—Hon_ Charles Foster, Governor of Ohio: T am grateful for the glad tid- ings conveyed in your telegram of esterday. The suggestion that a day e set apart for thanksgiving and praise for the deliverance of the pros- ident has my hearty approval, 1 agree to the committee named and authorize you to use my name_as you may deem proper, Joux B, Nexw, Governor of Idaho, Coxcoxn, N. H., July 12, 1881, — Gov. Charles Foster: New Hamp- shire will gladly unite in thanksgiv- ing on a day to be fixed as proposed, when the President’s recovery 1s as- sured, Cuaries H. B Goverror N, H, Niw Havey, Conn,, July 10, 1881, —The Hon. Charles Foster, Gover- nor: I will heartily approve and join any general movement for a day ef thanksgiving for the President’s cape as soon as we are assured that it will not be premature. The commit- teo named is entirely satisfactory to me, Hoparr B, Bioe Governor of Conn Saavaw Crry, Mich,, July 12, 1881, —The Hon. Charles Foster, Governor of Ohio: Your telegram of the'l10th came during my absence. Hence the delay in answering, I approve of yOur suggestion and of the parties to designate a day for thanksgiving and THE OMAHA DAII ur Pres- praise for the deliverance o ident Davio H. Jerous, Governor of Michigan, Raveien, N. €., July 12, 1881 Goy. Foster: T most heartily approve and coneur in your suggestion. Trovas J. Janvis, Governor of North Carolina, Satr Lake Crry, Utah, July 11, To Gov, Foster: Your sugrestion for a day of thanksgiving in view of the President’s deliverance from death meets my thankful approval, Liberty lies wounded with him t universal praise and bells and bonfires communi- ate the glad tiding of his restora tion, Etr H. Mukray, vernor of Utah, Sacravmeyro, Cal., July 11, 1881, To Charles Foster, Governor of Ohio Your telegram just received. Califor- nia, irrespoctive of political opinion, | feels as citizens of a common country the terrible blow aimed at the Govern- | ment in the murderons attempt to as sassinate our honored President Words are too weak to express the horror with which humanity has been so shaken. On the eve of our Na tional celebration came the sad news, | Joy has changed to sorrow, smiles to tear In place of merriment there was gloom days the heavy suspense of dread anxioty hung a leaden pall over the Nation. It has pleased Almighty God toarrest a dread lamit It is most fitting that a day thanksgiving and rejoicing, for heartfelt prayor and carnest pleasure be set apart for the blessed deliver- | ance of our President, and for the great evidence of His goodness to the Nation. In behalf of the citizens of California, and on this occasion their voice 18 a unit, 1 cordially approve your suggestion, and shall bo pleased to acquiesco and assist in carrying out any measure that may be adopted by the committee, Gro. C. Perkiss, Governor of California. Orvyreia, W. T., July 14, 1881.- Gov. Foster: The proposition for general thanksgiving, if the president recovers, has my cordial approval. Permit me to suggest that the Pacific states and territories should have rep- resentation on the committee, and that ono ferritory at least should be also represented. Wi H. NewkLw, Governor, Dover, Del, July 12.--To the Hon. Charles Foster, Governor of Ohio: The suggestion of your telegram | of the 10th meets my approbation. Joux W, Huwr, Governor of Delaware. Newrorr, R. L, July ov. Charles Foster: I heartily approve your suggestion for a day of thanks- giving and prayer. I prosume no ac tion will be taken till the president is declared out of danger. Avrrep H. LirTerienn, Governor of Rhode Island. WiLkEspARRE, Pa., July 12.—His Excellency Gov, Foster: Your dis- pateh of the 10th, in reference to con- certed action in naming a day for thanksgiving, has just reached me at Wilkesbarre. T entirely concurin the propriety of the suggestion, and the people of Pennsplvaniawill reverently join in the observance, Hexry M. Hovr, Governor of Pennsylvania, Morves, Ta., July 12 es Foster, Governor of Ohic tily coneur in your sugzestion re- ding a day of thanksgiving for the president’s recovery. The committee you name meets my approval Jony H. Gear, r of Towa. 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