Congratulate Manning and South Carolina on Outcome of Campaign for Governorship – Robert A. Cooper Sends Felicitations – Former Mississippi Senator Sends Emphatic Message.

Congratulatory message from all section of south Carolina and from many other states were received yesterday by Gov. Manning. The governor received over 350 telegrams, including a cablegram from Williams E. Gonzales, American minister to Cuba. Hundreds of South Carolinians came to Columbia to congratulate the governor upon the victory.

W. A. Percy, former member of the United States senate from Mississippi, wired the governor as follows; “Thank You for saving the South once more from disgrace.”

“My heartiest congratulations,” was the message received yesterday morning by Gov. Manning from Robert A. Cooper and Laurens.

Greetings From Denmark.

Citizens of Denmark sent the following telegram to Gov. Manning:

“One hundred and fifty citizens of Denmark send heartiest congratulation over the reelection of the man who has made law respected, proved to South Carolina that prohibition can prohibit. We congratulate South Carolina that her citizenship has given this expression of indorsement to your administration. We also congratulate your county, which gave you a vote practically ten to four. We consider this the greatest victory in the history of your State, not excepting that of 1876, and some of us were in that campaign. Your people are happy beyond expression, making joyful demonstration at every announcement of the vote, putting you ahead. We hope this means an end to Bleaseism in our beloved State. We wish to express our high appreciation of the earnest and honest words of South Carolina’s sincere senator, B. R. Tillman, which came as a timely help in this hour of need. We acknowledge our Heavenly Father in all this.”

“Accept my heartiest congratulations on the victory for South Carolina,” was the telegram received by Gov. Manning from William Knox Tate, former State supervisor of rural schools in South Carolina, now connected with the George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn.

Many Send Greetings.

Messages were received from: Burell Boykin, Deas Boykin, H. B. Richardson, Jr., of Bennettsville, J. E. Copeland of Bethune, S. T. Gardner of Bethune, J. T. Liles of Orangeburg, L. W. Perrin of Spartanburg, W. W. Sumner of Hartsville, Star Gospel Mission of Charleston, J. G. W. Cobb of Bennettsville, J. H. Godfrey of Anderson, Hendrix Rector of Greenville, Charles R. Owens, E. L. Young, J. W. Smith, J. A. Wideman, W. N. Lightsey and J. E. Johnston of Fairfax, W. C. Bissell of Charleston, Alan Nicholson of Union, W. C. Fant of Anderson, the Camden Chronicle, E. F. Parker of Spartanburg, H. D. Ferrell and H. S. Gamble of Greeleyville, Robert Adams, J. K. Lane, J. T. Hill and W. E. Trezevant of Fort Motte, E. Percy Long of Greenville, Mrs. H. P. Lunch of Cheraw, B. F. Holley of Aiken, W. D. LaRoque of Kinston, N. C., W. F. Cox of Anderson, William K. Grimball of Charleston, Walter D. Epperson of Pinewood, Harry Calhoun and Lonnie Calhoun of Barnwell, Walter B. Wallace of Newberry, W. P. Pollock of Cheraw, Frank A. Lyman of Sumter, Mrs. A. J. Matheson of Bennettsville, William Goldsmith of Greenville, S. N. Flud of Wedgefield, W. B. Turner, J. P. Griffin, R. Miller, H. M. Cassels, W. T. Smith, L. B. Baxtey, E. E. Settle, S. P. Blackwell, C. M. Turner, A. R. Dunbar and L. A. Bush of Ellenton, Scott Rumph of McColl, A. T. Fripp of Charleston, Frank Evans of Spartanburg, T. B. Clyburn of Camden, T. D. Darlington of Charleston, Screven Moore of Charleston, M. T. Lafitte of Estill, J. E. Anderson of Mayesville, Rion McKissick of Greenville; W. R. Dehon of Summerville, C. D. Buchanan of Charleston, A. S. Pearlstine of Washington, J. W. Anderson of Fountain Inn, W. N. Pinckney of Walterboro, Friends of Mullins, “Manningites of Woodruff,” N. A. McMillan of Mullins, Charles Manning of Clio, T. T. Hyde of Charleston, J. T. Shulor of Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jamieson of abbeville, J. B. Kilgore of Woodruff, Nath. B. Barnwell of Charleston, H. M. Hester of Greenville, L. M. Rice, W. R. Walker, E. C. Howze, B. G. Peterson, J. Lewis Jolly, Jacob Cohen, D. A. Boyd, D. L. Carlisle, Elias Prioleau, F. C. Duke, T. L. Estes and S. S. Linder of Union, WIlliam F. Robertson of Greenville, Joseph H. Sullivan, Joseph G. Sullivan and L. L. Moore of Laurens, H. B. Ingram of Greenville, Mrs. T. T. Hyde, Hendersonville, N. C., Andrew C. Dibble of Orangeburg, R. B. Cain and E. B. Cain of McBee, R. C. Richardson, Jr., of Pinewood, B. H. Owens of Columbia, Frank K. Meyer of Wilmington, G. C. Whitaker of Camden, G.M. Walters of Camden, J. D. O’Brien of Kingstree, J. G. Stabler of St. Matthews, Robert A. Cooper of Laurens, E. P. McCravey of Easley, Thomas F. McDow of York, John C. Hutson of Aiken, W. D. Ballard of Anderson, H. R. Boykin of Sumter, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Reeves of North, A. M. Salley of Orangeburg, M. D. Harlee of Florence, V. P. Workman of Prosperity, Watson B. Duncan of Manning, F. L. Breeden of Bennettsville, G. Elvin Stubbs of Sumter, Robert Adger Law of Austin, Texas, G. Heyward Mahon of Greenville, C. P. Hodges of Greenville, J. C. Hughes of Edgefield, T. C. Thompson of Chattanooga, George T. Little of Camden, Eugene B. Gary of Abbeville, L. A. Kerr of Cheraw, J. A. Scarborough, H. H. Brown, E. D. McCullough, J. A. McCullough, W. B. McCullough, E. J. Parker, N. C. Shirer, A. C. Brown, G. C. Parson, S. G. McDonald, W. E. Johnson and R. M. Josey of Lanes, V. P. Shuler of Rowesville, Frank P. Morton of Charlotte, J. A. Merritt of St. Matthews, Billy Muldrow and L. M. Cecil of Anderson, W. E. Darlington, Jr., of Yemassee, L. B. Sessions, the Rev. W. H. Whaley and J. E. Ross of Blaney, W. K. Stringer of Belton, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barringer of Florence, J. E. Wannamaker of St. Matthews, S. L. Goldsmith of Piedmont, J. M. Jennings of Winnsboro, W. K. L. Purdy of Ridgeland, W. F. C. Owen of Greenville, James L. Bryson of Winnsboro, Joseph A. Berry of Orangeburg, “Your McCormick friends,” the Rev. W. S. Poynor of Birmingham, W. K. Tate of Nashville, the Rev. Thomas J. Cupstid of Blaney, J. L. Spratt of Fort Mill, W. H. Keith of Timmonsville, John McSween of Timmonsville, D. M. Crosson of Leesville, J. J. Massey of Greenville, W. E. Jenkinson of Kingstree, W. R. Scott, W. K. McIntosh, W. P. McGill, J. L. Brockington, L. J. Stackley and George A. McElveen of Kingstree, E. C. Mackey of Lancaster, W. E. Jenkinson of Kingstree, A. J. Geer of Charleston, W. R. Scott, mayor of Kingstree, J. Terry Wood of Greer, John B. Cleveland of Spartanburg, W. G. Query of Spartanburg, R. P. Blake of Greenwood, F. N. K. Bailey of Greenwood, Joseph A. Black of Charleston, G. L. Weissinber of Blackville, J. R. Parker of Warrenville, Charles F. Middleton of Charleston, Dr. A. R. Johnson and D. M. Baxter of Reevesville, C. R. Doyle of Calhoun, G. L. Salley of Orangeburg, J. T. Mayes of Newberry, J. M. Johnstone, W. D. Ravenel of Charleston, B. E. Richardson of Edgefield, W. D. Morgan of Georgetown, M. L. Breeland of Holly Hill, R. M. Wichman of Walterboro, “People of Orangeburg,” Otis Brabham of Columbia, L. Wigfall Cheatham of Edgefield, T. E. Smith of Greer, Miss Juanita Wylie of Lancaster. Langdon Mitchell of New York, L. P. Clyburn of Lancaster, W. M. Riggs of Clemson College, J. R. Salley of Orangeburg, T. R. Coker, Jr., of Hartsville, E. D. Sallinger of Florence, Robert B. Scarborough of Horry, N. B. Lott of Blackville, L. C. Wharton, mayor of Union, Charles W. Webb of Anderson, Henry C. Thompson of Darlington, J. A. B. Gilmore of Holly Hill, Orlando Sheppard of Edgefield, N. G. Carrison, Jr., G. E. Bateman, A. G. Whitaker, J. D. Sinclair of Camden, John Gary Evans of Spartanburg, Emily A. Frazer of Georgetown, R. L. Moseley of Camden, A. H. Johnson of Warrenville, J. B. Penland, of Columbia, D. E. Martin of Walterboro, T. A. Nettles of Sumter, W. P. Moneyhan of Elliotts, J. B. Penland of Columbia, D. E. Martin of Walterboro, T. A. Nettles of Sumter, W. P. Moneyham of Elliots, J. B. Adger of Belton, J. J. M Graham of Cades, S. T. McKeown and J. S. McKeown of Chester Manning Stevens of Saluda, J. P. Carey and W. E. Bruce of Easley, J. F. Mannister, mayor of Liberty, J. F. Mannister, mayor of Liberty, J. D. Shirer of Elloree, W. H. Wallace of Newberry, Neils Christensen of Beaufort, William E. Gonzales, Habana, Cuba; George B. Cromer of Newberry, Will Stackhouse of Marion, Miles A. Malone, Tryon, N. C.; James M. Rhett of Beaufort, W. B. Twitty of Heath Springs, the Rev. J. P. Winningham of Cowpens, Dr. M. T. Brockman of Greer, Dr. R. L. Marchant of Greer, H. B. Richardson and J. C. Richardson of Hendersonville, N. C.; A. M. Chreitzberg of Spartanburg, Mrs. Joseph Sprott, State president of Woman’s Christian Temperance union, E. M. Croxton of Lancaster, J. M. Witsell of Walterboro, J. H. Brice of York, A. C. Bradham of Manning, George W. Beckett of Beaufort, J. K. Breedin of Manning, Eugene N. Blake of Greenwood, “The Witherspoon Sisters” of York, George McElveen of Kingstree, John B. Prickett of St. Matthews, W. C. Bates of Batesburg, B. F. McLeod of Charleston, LeGrande Walker of Georgetown.