New-York tribune., 1872-12-05

ism, aud his untirng zeal In prosecuting the We"s
whien commended themselves TO his Judgment. Diner-
ing from him In regards he knew him to be faith
ful and sincere in all he undertook. He had rare
faculty Of impressng his views Others and sometimes
did so with dogmatism that seemed like unchartaDie
ness and which rendered 1t difficult for those whom he
had vigorously opposed TO support him In the late cleo
tion. Ia conclusion, Mr. Murphy expressed the hope
that all feelings Of asperty toward Mr. Greeley from any
source would be buried IN his grave.
The resolutions adopted, the Senate rising, and
then the senate took recess until p. m.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT AND CONDOLENCE
PASSED IN TIE MASSACHUSETTS LEGIs-
! LATURE.
BOsroN, Dec. 4.-The Massachusetts House
Of Representatives. this afternoon passed unanimously
4 the following resolutions on the death Of Horace
Greeley:
uves Of the Commonwealth OF Massac II General
Court assembled. have learned the death OF Horace
I England. he became a citizen Of the world ;
4 his origin was humble, but his fame psne tin,o
was feryid ana unGuestioned his philanthropy was
unlimited Dy space ana as universaI as Ine aI.y "a ~
his memorable and s close Impressive ne
current history OF America his benevolent earnest
and eccentric character will command the respccun
and afectonae remembrance OF the present ana sue
ceeding generations OF his cOuntrymen.
Resolped. That His Excellency the Governor be re-
pectuly requested to transmit copy OF these resotu m
expression OF the sncere sympathy felt by Legsla
ure in view OF the surprising aflictions when have
overwhelmed them with grief.
In moving the adoption Of the resolution, Mr. Cogswe
made elaborate and eloquent eulogy Of Mr. Greeley
Tie resolutions TO the Senate under suspen-
4 sion Of the rules. -~-r~7
Flags were placed at halfmast and bells tolled in
many NewEngaud towns, to-day, in memory Of
Horace Greeley.
FROM TUE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS OF NEW
4 YORK.
ALBANY, Dec. AT the meeting of Presi-
Dental Electors to-day the Hon. Andrew D. White after
audng 70 the death OF Horace Greeley, and speaking
his services high charaeter and the loss the coun
try experiences in his demise proposed the following:
The Electoral College OF the state OF NewYork, remem
beriug that this day the mortal remains OF Horace
Greeley to be committed 70 the grave, desires 70
place pon TIC minutes OF its proceedings expression
OF the feeling OF rs members The Electors have beard
Of the death OF Mr Greeley with deep sorrow they TO
member him as one of those who abored nc the fOunda
uOns OF the Republican party most deyOtedy, and VINO
oueht It's battles most fearessy they recall with rev
ereuce his fath in right his hatred OF wrong mis- sym
pahy with oppressed efforts TO give courage 10
struggling his anxiety 10 better the condition OF the
poor s unceasng ahOrs 10 promote the moral ana ma
er advancement or his country, with the great DOdy
of his ferOw-ctizens OF all varieties OF opinions
They lament him not only as one from whom the eonn
Try had received good in the past, but also one
whom much thought frui fn OF good was expected
in tho future. While the members OF ms EectOr CO
ege remain eutCly firm IN the cOnyctl0n tat III ths
their final expression, this day. OF tie viii OF the people
OF the commonwealth as TO the chOlce Oh CnleI DIXIE
rae Of the United states, they are acting Tor the highest
good NJ the nation ana for the continuance Oh JUST
progressive, ana pacnc poucy they es IhI' nc me
DRY 10 the hate opposing candidate Is 70 be cherished Ten
derly Tie College traers tLat IT'S secretaries maze
record Of tins mcmorandun and that they forward a
copy OF II 10 the family OF the deceased patriot ano
4 phIlanthrOpst.
4 W. E. Dodge OF New-York and Barney r. Johnson
OF Brngham,on seconded the resolutions In brief but
! feeling speeches. and they were adopted.
FROM OTHER ELECTORS.
4 NASHVILLE Dec. 4-Resolutions Of regret
and sympathy for the death Of Horace Greeley were
! adopted to-day by the Presidential electors
J INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. Am appropriate reso-
luton on tie death Of horace Greeley adopted by
] the Presidential electors to-day.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. AT the meeting of Presi-
J dental Electors. to-day, ex Gov. Bradford william
Walsh. aud James A. buchanan were appointed Com
mittee to prepare suitable resolutions to the memory Of
! Horace Greeley
ST. LOUIS, Dec. A-The Electoral College of
Missouri met at Jefferson City. this afternoon, and, after
Glng vacancies and adopting resolutions OF respect to
1 the memory OF Horace Greeley, adjourned.
AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
ITHACA, Dec. A large meeting of the
professors and students o. Cornell University was held
this afternoon pay trbIte to the memory Of their
honored trustee the ate Horace Greeley Yice-Prosi-
dent Russell presided. and made eloquent and touch
address Brief and appropriate addresses were also
made by Profs shockorl and Hewett and Messrs. Van
Auksn. winston Baker stephens, Lucas. Tryan, and
Gooden The most kind and earnest feeling for the
memory OF the deceased exhibited and appropriate
resolutions were passed, Will be forwarded to the
) family.
IN VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Dec. AFTER the reading of the
Governors message In the Legislature to-day both
Houses unanimously adopted resolutions Of respect TO
the memory OF the Horace Greeley and adjourned.
The state and National Gags the Capitol also
placed at half-mast
IN MAINE.
Brunswick, Dec. A heavily-draped flag
is hung across street of this place to-day in
q respect to the memory Of Horace Greeley.
IN IOWA.
DEs MONIES, Dec. AT a meeting of the
Press Association evening" in this city, appropriate
resolutions were passed in memory Of Horace Greeley.
The flags Of the city at haltmas to-day, aud the
4 newspaper Offices draped in mourning
IN LOUISIANA.
4 NEw-ORLEASs, Dec. AIN The Federal Court
today at The close OF the argument in the Kellogg
warmoth case the Court adjourned till Friday next, out
\ OF respect to the memory OF Horace Greeley
Z AT ROCHESTER.
3 ROCHESTER, Dec 4.-During the hour an
nounced to-day for funeral OF Horace Greeley the
City Hall bell olled. and the flags tho public and
the principal private buildings at halmast. The
y Post-Oface was also draped In mourning.
IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Dec 4.-The flags on public and
private buildings displayed at halt-mast itoay, in
respect to the memory Horace Greeley The Board Of
Trade this morning, passed resolution highly eulO
gstio OF the founder OF The TRIBUNE. and then ad
IOurned.
IN POUGUKEEPsIE.
\ PoUGuKEEPsIE, Dec. 4-The Duchess County
Board OF Supervisors this morning adopted the follow
ing:
Resolred That this Board adiourns at II until
D. ni and that the American tag be displayed at half
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