The New York herald., 1862-11-10
tenn that VIII bring back tho credit OF the
government and reduce the price Of gold to its
normal condition.
Greeley. Guns and Garowski.

greeley, Gums and Gnrowski.
III any one doubts the doctrine of total
depArvity. let him look at Greeley. Miserable
sinner as the Tribune philosopher has always
bsen, hH has literally excelled himself during
tho las. fAw weeks. Such reckless aud unssr,,.
puious men'iacty, such Wholesale and uniusti
fable slalAieas and libels. such malicious and
cowardly acc,asations and billinsgate as Greeley
has vomted into the Tribune, for some time
past, have never before disgracsd the annals Of
journalism. That Matteson draft business. the
gold peu and Weekly Tribune lotteries, the
strawberry plant swindle, and all the other
immoral methods which poor Greeley has en-
ployed to exc out scanty livelihood, are
honest and virtuous when compared 60 his
recent performances. If we are not great '
mistaken, the Grand Jury will indict this aboii-
ton dsfamsr before ten days are over; aud he
will probably end bis sad career at Sing Sing
or Blackwcll's Island.
A few days ago We published tho challenge
Of Adonis Gurowski, the celebrated Russ,au
nobleman. sent by mail to Mr. John Van Buren,
and remarked that, as Gurowski " ~ in Greeleys
employ, and would probably fight with one Of
Greeley's guns, this was doubtless the opening
of new campaign against the conssS-
vatives, who were to be spit upon and
killed off in detail, rs they had become
far too numerous to be imprisoned or hung,
az Cassus Marcellts Clay recommended In
Saturdays Tribune Greeley had the unparal-
leled impudence to declare that he was pa.
triot, that he had no connection with Gurowski.
that the Tribune was not concerned in any gun
War Department for such contract "for per-
Sons very near" us. Now, we pronounce each
and every one Of Greeley's statements mean
and unqualified falsshood. The whole world
knows that the United States has no bittersr
enemy on earth than Horace Greeley. For
years past he has lsbored zsalously for the de-
struction of the Union. He has published arti-
cles advocating disnnioa, on the ground that the
North would be better of without the South He
has endorsed and supported the author. and Ut
terers Of the outrageous sentiments that the con-
stitution was "a bit of waste paper" a useless
piece Of parchment" = "league with death and
bond with He'll" He has printed and ap-
proved an address to The American fag, begin
ning:
All hail tho Haunting Iici
The stars grow pse and dim;
The stripos are bloody scars
tic the wanting hymn.
Continuing in tho same traitorous straiu:--
Insult no eunny sky
With hates polluted rag
Destroy II. ye who Gao.
Deep SINK II IN The sses'
And concluding with an infamous exborta-
ton to k1
Roll up the starry sheen,
Conceai Its blocdy. STANG
Fur in its iuids
The stamp oi rgsi!ing chains
A thing which Greeley would be very glad
to do if he had the power. Such il the patriot
ism OF man who has done all he could TO
cause this war, all he could to prolong it.
all he could to inspire the rebels, discour-
age and weaken our armies, and make
the contest more bloody and desperate,
aud who is responsible before God and the peo-
pie for the lives Of those who have been sacri-
feed to his insane attempt TO make good his
favorite assertion that "John Brown vac supe-
rior TO George Washington and the equal of
Jesus Christ"
In regard TO the Count Adonis Gurowski, we
know aud we assert that he was for some time
an associate editor with Greeley on the Tribune,
and that he went to Washington as the 7ri5une's
While the Count Adonis Gu
rowski was an editor Of the I'iJr,ne, and living
in this city, It appears that he dined and wiped
at the New York Hotel, as the following CORES
pondence proves
TO rHY EDIroa or ruE HERALD.
NEw YoRg HorrL Nov 7 1892.
In your issue OF yesterday ietox from Washing
ton, slgpcd A. Gurcwsk. which acqnsinis with III.
tom Of dining at the Now York Hotel some years sgo
until his Croatian hsbits compelled exclude lin
from ia tsbis dhose The insecurity Of private coss
pondsncx despatched by mail induces send you
enclosed unsettled account asains; sad Gurowsk whose
payment hescos 20 you shall be receipt Ger the
should you be 70 Fortunate ss TO collect a. ba good
enough a. apply az contribution " the fund or ,ks
relief OF the families OF wounded volunteers Your obe-
dent servant, HIRAM CRASr0N.
NEW YekK Horn, No. 12i BsoAcwAT,i
NEW ioxk, Nov. I, 1852. J
To H,sAx CeAssuos, Or,
To dinssrs and wine from January Q. 1859. 70 Mar
~, 1900. $40 u
For this hotel bill Greeley Is morally, II not
legally, responsible, ard he ought to pay 1t
from the profits Of his gun contracts. Adonis
nected with the Tribune, and furnishes II with
lotteTs, documents and Intelligence from wash
ington. Indeed. since he has been turned out
Of the State Department, Gurowski's labors Oh
the Tribune are bis sole means of support. un-
less he pnys his bills at Washington rs be did
those at the New York Hotel. For either
the Russian Adonis or the libellous Greeley
to attempt TO deny or conceal this fact is a.
useless as it is dishonest. Therefore, We again
draw the inference that if the illustrious and
polite Count Gurowski has determined to en-
gage in splitting and shooting campaign II
must DO under the direction and with the assist
ance of bis employer. poor Greeley; and We
again recommend any one attacked by this Dis
tinguished pair Of reiormers to buy q spittoon
and raw hide, and divide the articles equally
between the two assailanss.
IL Ia "a vow unlartunate thing for rpor