The New York herald., 1872-07-13
leader in this movement it must not be passed

eader IN thlS movement II must not be passed
over"
AN Old ACQUAINTANCE.
Judge & Mason, s o. Iowa advanced somewhat tim,
n1t .s ny Greeley heard d0sas s ana
:. "Yss," said the Judge, delighted, 1--WE boarded
ONE YF THE REsURREcrED.
II have especyl pleasure said Doolittle "in IN,
tToaTEag 70 yo9 ex-senator Gsespu' OF sou'n
The ex-Ser/ .tor, a short, compact man, with 81,
yer,gray hafc and whiskers, fierce dark eye and
and shook aands with the Philosopher, who lowered
above hlm like Pei0n upon Ossa. IL was some.
%n ssye meeting TINS OF tne eo rs st Ss
pace J the United States Senate TO follow the
iortu9 Of his fiery little state, with the Old abo
past issues than anything yet and In the person Of
the ex-senator, resurrected from his political
ay tn after 50 long te IL gn naVe Srvnr peen it's s
s.ead. The introductons being concluded Mr. Gree
hey cleared his throat and spoke as follows:-
MR.. GREELEY'S SPEECH.
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE CON-
MIrTEE OF THE CONvENTION-I should require time
and consideration to reply fifty to the very impor-
that you have presented to me. 1t may be that |
should present In writing some reply to this How
ever, as addressed the Liberal Convention OF Gin
cinnati In letter somewhat widely considered, 1t
is perhaps, unnecessary that l should make any
formal reply to the communication made other than
to say accept your nomination. and accept CRATE
fully with 1t the spirtn which 1t has been presented
My position is one which many would consider
proud one, which, at the same time, is embar-
RAISING, because Il subjects me to temporary-l
trust only temporary y-misconstruction on the part
that time only is necessary to vindcate not only the
disnterestedness, but the patriotism OF the course
which to wacn 80 m1es naS sy
pathy end support as has 50 unexpeGted,y 70 o, me
been bestowed upon me- ! ieeI certain Inat Ine
will be alTorded me to show that, while you In
making this nomination are not less demo.
Son vca'l' would SsVe 6een in taxing an
opposite course, that l am no less thoroughly
and earnestly republican than ever was. Great
applause.) But these matters require grave con-
sideration before l should make anything that
seems formal response. ! am not much accus-
toned to receiving nominations for the Presidency
Qaughter), and cannot make responses 80 nuently
as some others might do. Great laughter)
can only say that hope @ % or a you
farmer home not far distant In the country,
where l shall be glad to meet all ofyou, and
deliberately than we can here, and where I shall
be glad to make you welcOme-wel, to the best
as % 8as Of 9os% se nope 10 ACCEPT p
this invitation, and now simply thank you and
say farewell Take the s:16 train"
THE CHAPPAQUA JUBILEE.
Some informal discussion then ensued regarding
the trains to Chappaqua, and Mr. Schel stated that
he would have some extra cars attached TO the
qua this morning. Quite large gathering OF the
Philosophers friends is expected at his ''humble
farmer home" to-day. The committee then with
drew to the Fifth Avenue
MR.. GREELEY AS AN ORATOR.
One individual, charmed with Mr.. Greeley's off,
handed speech spoke to Whitelaw Reid about IT.
"Did he write that speech" asked he, 'and COM
NIT 1t to memory 7"
NO." responded Reid; ''he couldn't write a
speech any more than you could talk an editorial"
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN,
National Executive committee met at the Glennam
House in secret session during the day and resolved
to retain their organization separately from the
democrats, They passed resolution, however,
in the same State be held simultaneously and at
the same point 80 as to secure cooperation and
harmony. Ethan Allen was reelected chairman
and Daniel r. GO0dlOe ana Jasper W. Johnson sec
retaries. During the session Horace Greeley en-
tered and was heartily cheered. Carl Schurz came
In afterwards and received similarly enthusiastic
welcome. Among the distinguished visitors at the
headquarters during the day was General stephen
G. Burbridge, Of Kentucky, who, with hls little
daughter called upon Governor Brown.