The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-05
not his official position; he held none.
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- "eS uos 6V6u ufB unQGStiOnabi bic 0BUfuE
II wes !tnaa astFeqtipp Of ,3.ure aud single
goodness. This hundfeds -of "tofi11 5Su
men who yesterday waited for ~bours to
LOOK upon the face Of the dead were not
drawn there by any mere CURIOSITY shey
went 20 look ct the features of~ohg WHO
naa heen their consistent and uhtisinR
friend. Horace Greeley struok for 'whaf
ne believed to be right until mind and
heart gave way. he lies dead mon. The
neid. Let me remind you that Horace
Greeiey's life was remarkably practical
one. No man. it seems to me. was more
gwen to practical purposes than he.
HOW many lives has he stimulated to
wholesome energy! How many great in
serests OF education, and scienoe. aud
progress mourn him nowl All these
tributes to-day testify to the recognition
OF the virtues of this great and good
man. The President of the nation ioins
IN this tribute to the patriot and the man.
Let nae take OCCASION to urge Mr.. Gree
ley g views of Christianity. He lived on
the essential truths Of Christianity. He
laid on them his weary head and weary
heart, and died weary with the turmoil
OF life, Does the truth come to as? II
know. that my Reaosmer liyeth." IL
Horace Greeley, recognize a proof of
Immortality! He looked from the
troubles OF the surging world to the
peace OF the grave, ..whero the wicked
cease from troubling aud the weary are
at rest. THANK God. from my heart and
soul. That when all this world was fading
from his eyes, ho remembered. II know
THAT N.Y. Redsemer livetb." It is and
was the triumph OF his life aud of his
death; and now, asj we take our brother
from this church. which has known him
so often, but will know him no more, let
TINS be our lesson-we know that our
Kedeemsr liveth. Farewell, dear friend.
Farewell, noble associate. Farewell,
great champion. We know that our Re.
deemer iiveth; and God grant. that like
thee, we may know is w;ien tho iiga. Of
this world is fading from bur ewes.
The services closed at anarter. mast
O'Clock, but the procession did not move
till nearly 2 O'Clock.
RICHMOND, December The General
Assembly met to-day. The Governors
message calls attention to the fact that
the State public debt has not increased
since 1861, except by accretions of inte.
rest. Both Houses passed resolutions of
respect to Greeley. The electoral vote
OF the Stute was cast to-day for Grant
and Wilson.
ATLANTA, GA, December 4.-.Tbe
electoral vote Of Gsorgia was cast to day.
With the following result: For President,
Gratz Brown. 6; Greeley. s; Churles j.
Jenkins. of Georgia. 2. For Vice. Prcsi
dent, Gratz Brown, 5; A. II. Colqnitt,
Of Georgia. S; N. P. Banks. l,
NEW ORLEANS, December 4.-The
Federal Court argument in the Kellogg
"nrmoth case is concluded. JuIg-
ment will be rendered Friday, to which
lime the court adjourned, in respect to.
Greeley.
MOBILE, December AT the election
Tor mayor OF this oity, yesterday, Judge
Moultor, Republican, is supposed to be
elected.
Financial ans Com.n.rcral.
LONDON. December Noon. Money
easier-street rate 5I6@55s; bank rate
6. Consols 9lL@9i5s. IS 8s76.
LIVERPOOL, December 4-3 p. M
Cotton opened frm-nplands 10; Or.
leans 1923; sales $4,000 bales; specnla-
ton and export 5000; uplands for De.
cember 934.
LIVERPOOL, December 4-Evening-
Cotton closed unchanged -uplands for
February ~; Orleans for January 10.
New YORK, December 4-Noon.-
Cotton quiet; sales 1857 balss-uplands
1928; Orleans 1917. Flour, wheat and
corn unchsnged. Pork dull-mess 1875
@16. 90. Lard quiet-steam 75sm8l6.
Freights steady. stocke steady. Cold
steady, at 1224. Money firm, ct 7. Ex
change-long 81; short 10. Govern.
ments dull but steady. State bonds dull
and quiet.
7P. M.-Money to fraction com.
mission. Sterling quiet. Gold 1231(a
i2M. Governments closed Arm. States
dull, except Tennessees, which are
strong. Cotton-net receipts 232 bales:
gross 3.512 Sales of futures -. 800
bales: December 18 1916. 10; January
10. ~ l-1e; February 1917. 1898; March
1925, 19}S; April 1879; May 70. Yes
torday's sales OF cotton 5,9O9 bales. in
stead of 10.OOO-offioial reporters bnll.
Cotton steady; sales 1857 bales-up
lands 19ls; Orleans 20. Flour quiet aud
unchanged. Whiskey 81. Whsat shade
hrmer-winter red Western 1.C2lsM
1.6S. Corn inactive aud unchapaed.
Rice 734@9k. Pork dull. Lard weak.
Freights firm.
BALTIMonE, December 4.-Flour and
wheat unchanged. Corn firm, with eoUd
demand. Oats firmer, at 46@4s. Pro
visions very quiet. Mess pork 1850.
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