The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-30
VINO WIZ III 1HE NEXT GorER.ORy
A Speech thai Killed Candidate.
Prom ne Nsic lofl tribune hC".h -.

Prom ne Ne'1 loIl ii1bunf. t"",h -
s'r. Horace Greeley WAS received With loud
GrsrLrsrs AND E>raHre OF ~, pATmcK will
~ this late hoor assume that YOU cult Wen under.
OF the Pres VIA, It has done Tor liberty, for i.
tCli-e'Cc, for justice, and for purity, = already
written IN tho history Of our country, and n HE his
tu-r-in Ill mrds--of advancing freedom, We know
v Ia: thrt is Let - ass h by, then md listen Ia
tie continent Which ~ rchont your toast Was
NOR intended to suf..-'-'hai -, ta' Aou,r
lists .lpreht honest, Iahul to convictions
aud faithful to lqty-wnile PERHAPS 20 eli! Wa mere
widen gcCUr-pd by men WHO make the press N IL.
s,uwent Of cIlnnn,, Of malignity, at OF every
kind O 81 Tee. I'll. lc'' thug N Ne "ord ave 'he
Al cyi almost srlin,- li"m TIE thu'c OF COCO, ana
heru tn this County, where any one can get the
cohnol ~ The press and ItcN, ana Where men md
here link. quit, ., much as anywhere on earth,
has tho truth been eAcnphh.d unt nothing can
and In liberty H.. l'Te,s believe that men who,
like sou" Of tEosc rruHd me are public men. Who
ccu-t t. responsibilities srd nave the pclil-, "
You please, OF uhc station, that they should be, Ms
nCN III. .rc. IcadY Ia submit to criticism ready
to b. nteuicw,l ard criticized and c'lumni'ted, u
v.lcrc. The soldier II ght ~ wcll complain Of the
bullets hYng ~ the pubic man Of the Press Of cut,
private Ne. TIvC re Thousands around us WAC
choose 10 he Simply themselves - to walk
il lie GHigi To NV IN to s m,S,,t way, ,bs Of
tbose IRE never the legitimate sdbiects OF pubic
criticism uncss toy me way obtrude then! lives
On Tic pubic Nnsi righ, has he Pcs H. nsiuu-
ole M! he's Y ~ rL9!'hlul husband or usrs AZ
g. Comfortable Whet What right has It ~ drag
people before the bar Oi public criticism aud scru'
tiny uuloss by some act OF their own they are made
legitimate subjects o. this same crtici-mt Nj |
Insist that ITO abuses Of tie 'Press to-day aIe the
most conspicuous features OF the Press; that the
fult r. entirely with the public. Here,
mathe, journal may commence and
.4thiully do is duty. II may legitimate
~ AID fairly canvass public men rnd meas
urcs and therc IA very little attention paid ~ IL
Very II tie harm follows that course but let jour
NJ, c, mEencc tomorrow resolved To SANDER every
opc to az stciot thin ~ 20 light 10 make itscl
ppicy by calling every shrinking person before the
| gaze Of he multitude, and u at journal whl fS or
Ire waves of the wind, Loost OF i, circulation, and
lis power will become the terror Of the public unt
the fortune q it, prprre,ors That Is The lault o.
the public That Il the fault Of those who love scan
Gal TT az T. the fault Of the people, who don't say
things that they themselves have to escape, In
| think oily good iun Ia huve their neighbour
| dragged down IN every possible way.
Friends ana neghbtrs, have no more words o
this late hour. tell Suu IL l. well tor the picss 4
! lAks caTe OF .s SLIIscor II IL Just as necessar
| joufns- YOU sustain, ami which. bg ygul .upl2
| hive been cnahied.g bQtge .bi. 7hdicu!6 ;h5 ais
| ch!,yous career. Look Well TO IT, tAppluu-e.