The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-17

Movements Of the Philosopher-He Gives Himself
o Rest-The Visitors at tho Glenham-Letter
from Ex-senator stewart-Posi-
ton sf Sumner and Forney.

. Mr.. Greeley returned from Long Island at day.
break yesterday and took the early train for Chappa
qua, being almost exhausted with the continued
excitement and worry OF the past week, and anxious
for rest. He viii amuse himself to-day probably
with chopping, having more leisure for that exer-
else now than he has had before since he owned
his farm. During the campaign 1t Is probable the
woods will be beautifully trimmed, until the
wooded hillsdes present the appearance OF an
English park. He will probably return to the city
this morning.
VISITORS AT HEADQUARTERS.
The following Is list OF distinguished visitors at
the Glenham headquarters yesterday:-C. M.
Rucker, James M. Gray, Of Georgia; D. H. Arm.
strong, Of ST. LOUIS, No. william Rhodes, Of St.
Louis; f. B. Banks. Of Mississippi; Colonel G. W.
Baker, Of New York; william B. Maxson, Of New
Jersey; E. Jenord, Of Mssissippi Walter Trumbull,
Of Illinois; II. II, Hubbard OF Knoxville, Tenn. |;
General E. A. Merritt Of New York; John A.
McCaull, Of Salem, Va; William Lowenstein, Of
Richmond. ya John Y Re eyya%,s Of Pot:sylIe,
Pa c%on ne shorsr n 81 Colonel
Andrew IT, H. Dawson, Of New York; D. G. Birdsali
and General Cabel, Of Arkansas.
SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.
Colonel Shorter in conversation with Mr.. Everts,
OF Montana said that the democrats down South
did not care cent for Greeley's past record Said
he:-"we don't ask him to go back ON single one
OF his lifelong principles. We would not honor
him as we do now If we thought he could be pur-
suaded or paid TO- deny ms OLD abolition record i We
amnesty sentiments and his earnest desire for har-
mony and reconciliation" Colonel Shorter is an
electric orator and made the most thrilling speech
at the Chappaqua gathering on Saturday.
Colonel Herndon of Alabama, who Is running
for Governor in that State remarked that II Gree
ical life. 1t is the last chance for the Southern
people; and II Grant Is elected the whole White
population Of the South Is remanded to the servi-
The National Democratic Executive Committee
have so far delayed opening their headquarters.
that they have found no rooms yet just suited to
their wants Mr. Augustus Schel and Ethan Allen,
ter Of a mutual arrangement as to finances, but
what the result was Is not known.
Senator Thomas A. Hendricks, OF Indiana, who
has been stopping at Mr.. Birdsall's for some days,
had an interview with Mr.. Greeley on Monday and
left for home yesterday. He Is the Greeley candi-
date for Governor Of Indiana and expresses an as
surance that Indiana will go heavily for the
Greeley ticket.
The following letter from ex-senator James J..
Stewart, OF Michigan, gives some most interesting
statements concerning affairs among doubtful re-
publcans in Washington
LETTER FROM EX-SENATOR STEWART.
DEAR SRThe administration forces in Washington are
fearuy dsmorazed Cameron was over last week ana
ing enSeavoed as Tncw to invoke the good services
with TSTneE H.
what could be done il 9bS
@ @ end about am@ nd have os head
completely as they did about consequential damages;
will shortly and takes the stump for Greeley and BROWN
Colonel Mcclure this Is fact mentioned 1t
and he exclaimed That settles the question" had sin
an old friend and think succeeded I'm removing some
embarrassnents he expressed as to coming forward
tried satisfy his conscience his duty the
that i would be subserSed BY his Joining u.s. and the
realize the rights granted to them by law. but whether
the rights OF all to be by the preservation OF
people in their ignorance Of their true interests voted
ours 1t his duty, with intelligence to vote
for their true interests and advocate them against their
and advocating that Of Greeley He said l. was philo
sophical view of the subject and judge will act upon
before long 49,
Two Of the five delegates to the Grant State Committee
of MARYLAND from Prince Georges county, have declared
| for Greeley and Brown. JAMES j. STEWART.