The sun., 1870-04-04
NORRISSEY AND GREELEY.
IMPORTANT INTERYIBW BETWEEN
THE TWO GREAT LEADERS.

t,rcrIey's Hopes and Fears-The Pending |
CHARTER an Improvements upou the Mnn-
haitian Club Instrumsnt-1O0.OOO Demo-
cratic Majority without an Election
lav-NIorrissey's Promise OF 10000 Re-
pu ,iicnn Votes with nm Election Law
Int rviews with Messrs. Tweed aud
swceny-Tho Union League Clubs Dash
st the Cstho les.
On Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock Sun repor- |
Ter met that staiwsrt Champion OF the Young Dem
oeracy, the Hon. John Morrissey, in the rooms OF
Sheriff o. Brisn. Mr.. Morrissey, In the course OF an
Interesting conversation, expressed wish 70 ENJOY
On interview with the Hon. Horace Greeley Ihe
Son reporter accordingly offered to 60 TO the III
Dune ONCE and arrange interview between tne
svo Distinguished gentlemen. Mr. Morrissey tnank-
fnlly accepted the offer. The reporter Immediately
visited the 7ri1uns once, but Mr.. Greeley was Ao- |
sent At4P. NJ. the reporter visited the tribune
once second time. Passing behind the counter OF |
Aha T,i5uns publication once, the SUN reporter as
esnded the narrow staircase to Mr.. Greeleys
sanetum. He found Mr. Greeley seated at his desk
writing very rapidly. The Sun reporter addressed
him as follows:
Sun REroRrrR-Mr. Greeley, Mr.. Morrissey is
anxious to have an interview with you. win you
see himf
Mr.. GREELEY (sull writing. but not looking up>-
Ye., will see Mr.. Morrissoy. am sure that !
have no objection to seeing Mr.. Morrissey.
REroRTER-when will you see him
Mr. GrEkLKr Cstin writng)-Now.
REPoRrER-wheret
MT. GREELEY (still writins)-Here. Where Is Mr.
horrs'eJ'
hroRrhR-o'er In oncrin v Dri'h '"'e' '"
long will you be heref
MI 'RttLkf stopping ." w,l''nt IN. 'vVNIA 80 y
MS "Won'-h ho" 'ou' N'0NN 80 - -
until Elk. After that sm soing up town, and shall
probably visit the Union League Club.
RrporTRn-I will TO and Mr.. MorriseOy.
hoRRIssEr COME
On returning to the sherins once the repor'er
wss unable to ind Mr.. Nor rlssey' meeting justice
Hogan, the SUN man asked him what mad become OF
Norrissey.
/" lie left here about Ave minutes ago; he went up
Broadway with Judge Co.. answered the Judge
As Mr.. horrissey had requested the reporter 70
eend TO his house for him whenever Mr 1reeiey was
ready TO see him, the reporter went 70 lhh GUN
once and wrote the following note winch he sent
60 Mr.. Greeley:
Af erssdy; -... ,r,A.. ... -A.,. .,r n.
sse Won eO
The note vas returned with the following, below
tbe aboye in Mr. Greeley's handwriting:
ue,s now or n, Dslmon,co,s eorner Of BROAD way
and Chambers street. directly
20 Mr. Morrissey's house. asking him to come to The
Sun ONCE without delay. Mr. Morrissey arrived In
with the SUN reporter
crowd of Tribune printers and proofreader,
.,ood sbout the spruce street door AZ Mr. Morrisse,
entered the counting.room They stared at him II
smazen.ent, and naturally entered into specuation
soncernns the value of his immense diamond pin.
THE INTRODUCTION.
Learning that Mr. Greeley had gone from the once
NJ. Mers,assy and tho sun reporter walked over Il
Demonico's As they turned down Chambers stree
Mir Greeley stepped from the street door leading l.
che din,ns.room. He mot Mr.. Morrissey perhap
twenty feet nom the door. As the two gentleme
shook hands warmly, the reporter said:
"Mr. Greeley, Mr.. Morrissey Mr.. Morrissey, Nj
Greelsy"
Mr.. MoRnIssEY-I believe that never met yo
before Mr. Greeley, though have often desired
do so.
Mr.. GREELET-I have seen you several times b'
fore, Mr.. Morrissey. but never to speak with you
Mr.. MoRRIssBT-I wish 10 talk with you, Nj
Greeley II you are in not too much OF hurry, aboJ
the political situation.
Mr. GREELEY Cooking at his watch)-I have
engagement uptown tonight, but am in no parte
lar hurry I will listen TO what you have to say.
N, NouprssKr-Then we will 20 upstairs al
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yets room. -
rus INTERVIEW
ine '"ieo -, - ,,o ,,,in.. roor, for
Aorrissey esked .he se'A u 'ne w.
Sar,v sent two waiter up stairs who nervous
PN"' - M. ..,i.,,a a., an,ar
opened TWO rooms' Inc sehNehen nis' on'ei
Abe corner room on the fourth story, but finding
Hnr.h iarger than vxas necessarv thev went into
sAu.n 's' ~ - .., n, ,
9pall room on the lett fronting broaowsy'
Greeley sit down at q small circular table furnish
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~,--,.. 80, -, :, AZ. Ia a,, ,,o S,,,,
morrisseS 'ook seat ~ hiS Iei' anu ."e So"
porter occupied o chair at Mr.. Morrissey's LETT,
no.te Mr. Greeley When the party were seat
s '
Dir. Morrissey said'
"Mr Greeley, won't you have something TO ea
.or,o .or, or a cbon or sometbing of that Kind
eono eoup' u N.0" ~ y =,
MT GREELEf-No nave oeeh eating
lust got through with my supper when met you
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Turning to the waiter Mr. Morrlssey sal
swell bring US some cigars the best brand you
nm, W., ,o, srnoLo NJ, areeIav ,u
toe VI" lou snoAo' W.T. 'I'' a.,
Mr. Greeley shook mis- head and as MT MOTT
bey was bout to order some wine, tine SUN repor
Lnterfered. saying:
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