The New York herald., 1872-12-03

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serted, than partisan factions can know. Oh In
the lace OF these beret ones let partisan bitterness
lose; lose its SUNG and the iangs OF malice cease IN
ON motion Of Mr.. BRISBANE 1t was agreed to meet
In body to the church, and thence to the grave.
1t was also determined to drape the building, and
to provide mourning badges for the members Of the
The following resolutions were then adopted by
the members each rising to his seat to signify bis
assent
Whereas Il has pleased Divine Providence remove
70 his EVERLASTING rest beloved friend and honored
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Resolved, That we tender to the children Of the de-
b 1S sp deepest sympathy for their pa S
reparation.
Tammany's Tribute to the Dead.
The Tammany sachems held meeting at their
wigwam last evening, Augustus Schel in the chair.
Among those present were Sachems John Kelly,
Algernoon s. Sullivan Chanler, Coner Fox And
rus, Donney, Leonard and Barbour. After transact
ing the usual routine business Mr. Sullivan, who
had been deputed by the society to give expression
to the feelings Of the members concerning Mr..
Greeley's death. read the following
THE SOCIETY AOURNs.
The Society OF Tammany or the Columbian Order,
was organized to keep alive the patriot name In
the breasts Of all American citizens and the Society
has always been prompt to honor the name ana
fame OF those who were eminent in their character
and services In the state. Just tribute to the
UNPADrNG LAuRELs TO THE noNoRED DEAD
when the death OF Horace Greeley has been an
nounced we approach his tomb and reverently lay
the Wo4d ne was Hs
very patriotism was an expression OF his desire to
promote the happiness Of his fellow men. He loved
justice and, therefore, OF course loved liberty and
equality for every man. He was
NEVER SLAVE OF PARTY,
but a man whose conscience gave him individuality
and independence. The controlling characteristics
OF his life rectitude and active effort for pro-
gress and benevoence. For all this and for his
Courageous, tender-hearted appeals to his country
men to uproot the spirit OF discord and to bring
back
THE FEELING or BROTHERHOOD
in our beloved country we tonight inscfbe his
name in bright letters on the scroll OF Americas
most iustrious patriotic dead.
This address was seconded by Mr.. Kelly and
unanimously agreed TO. Mr.; Kelly and others
to the entire nation, and one which men of all
parties, sects and religions who desired til at right
should prevail everywhere in ali things, had reason
sincerely to deplOre.
Action Of the Rep.ss.san General Com
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The Executive Committee OF the Union Republi-
can General Committee assembled last evening at
their headquarters, Broadway, near Twenty-thrd
street, for the consideration Of special business,
John II. White, Chairman, presiding. The prin-
cipal business before the committee was the
issuing OF call for primaries TO elect delegates to
the new General Committee and officers OF the dis
trct associations. great deal OF uninteresting
debate ensued as to the power OF the committee
which the primaries should be held. 1t was finally
resolved that the committee issue the call In the
designate their respective places Of meeting as
The CHAIRMAN then stated that he deemed it
committee to the propriety OF their taking some
action which would be appropriate in relation to
THE DEATH OF HORACE GREELEY.
The funeral was to take place on Wednesday, and
inasmucn as 1t was not possible to hold meeting
OF the General Committee, he desired the opinion
OF the members present as to whether it would not
he best for the chairman OF this committee to pub
lish notice In the papers asking the members OF
the committee to meet at designated time and
place to attend the funeral.
Senator LENT moved that the chairman OF the
General Committee be requested to issue O notice
to that effect The motion was adopted.
1t was further resolved that the chairman Of the
General Committee be directed to make such ar
rangemente respecting the
ATTENDANCE OF THE COMMITTEE AT THE FUNERAL
OF Horace Greeley as may be deemed expedient;
that the hour Of assembling OF the Committee be
one hour before the time designated for the fune-
raj; that the Committee assemble at the headquar-
ters, and that they proceed In body thence to the
church. Also, that the Secretary be directed to
provide suitable mourning badges.
On motion OF Mr.. DRTMMOND committee OF