The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-30

MANY wears ago, while Mr.. Greeley was Oh
+, tnur To Lake Superior the steamboat on
which he was passenger stopped for few
hours at Detroit. Mr.. Greeley improved The
ou,oy,,,uity to visit Il lady. then living here,
with whom he had boarded when he was
hoy learning the art Of printing. aud from
whom he had received many kinuhcSscN.
ON meeting her hr observed that she lao
been wccrinm. and was evidently III iroul'r.
InuIlirinr the cal!Sc lie was informed t'''i 'ioi
home was mortIu%cH for S'l,Wm, one 'io"-
sand Of which had become dti", ana ii"''"'
and lot. her ail. were about +" hc S"'d 10 pa,
il. Mir. Grccicy's response was very Tfcnilt
and practical. He ST down ami drew il oiai'
on himself for the amount, endorsing Wtnch
he handed il 10 her, saying, That Will pay
the note now due, and when the other Is
due draw on me Tor The amount lie lady
did so. and her home, which was situated on
one of the most fashionable avenues Ill the
city, WIS saved to her.
The drying W single tear In" more
OF honest fame than shedding SETS u S"'''
Theodore Elton OH sE"racc GFec'Sa
m.,, vyg,a. ssc Represents.
The following passages occur IN -lf. ! IL
tons great speech al G:ooliyh OH '''st S'''uf-
day night:
II i. said that Horace Greeley make ms
,,.,., The journalist ltS no time to correct
hi. ,icv.-},i> crude thoughts 60 down at
once anon The ,ltpcr. and stand before Ill INC
world - = record. What man Cln stand ti,rs
tr.;1 Eu! Will say that IL thirty year, at
journalistic work there i II" ,nIi lN!nE
who could make fewer mistakes than lin.
race Greeley. IAppiau>c.l v" are told
he is surrounded hy ro@,;c>. 80 Is
every man who walks in Il crowd.
[Lau-htcr.l But y man is known by
The COMPANY fm selects, and ii" one VIII
sand thai test better than ,ir. Greeley. am
told that Mr.. Greeley baited h"E. DAVIS.
Immediately after that act Nj. Henry Wilson
came 10 me and told NE how u!l' lie 70
orctted the ndium which had fallen unnn
Nr. Greeley for that noble act. II NJ
Greeley j. elected thv Government, will he
conducted on thr principle Of upright, down
RIGHT. ingrainc(l, ultl-i::,ilicn"d hard work.
Every nlln who tolls ought 10 honor hl!n,
for no harder worker lrratps. Every one
who l,n.crs and t,lirSj> for knowledge
should love him. For thirty years IL IN.
taught The people, ami every lhln WHO to|c-
hbrriv OUGHT 10 love him. !ur ily iE:> AWAY,
been thc champion Of tie irlle>t freedom.
Every one who Tcycr&s character ou:;!; Ia
revere him. for ne stands before Ulir pcopIc
rs our typical honest man. Mr. Greeley
election would still forever the question OF
political equality.
Here Mr.. Tilton. with great clc:rnc.s
| illustrated tn" meaning OF this term. and
| continued: 1T is from the most opposite o
| motive. that mon Join IN the great move
mcnt towards national harmony. rCconcilia'
ton, and universal amnesty. During ihc
war | asked our great farmer, .Ic>tlnEN
| what he would do if the rcjr,:; Nantiid CONT
to ChappaqI!a. and nc said would give thch
| the Wlllur.t welcome coHl'. | hat tn
| honor to he present when The representa-.
| tivcS of tllirly->clru states met 1t thiluI
qua for the first tine since TIE war, and there
| I shy him Give the eyre hcl< III" WarHlcSl
| welcome that ;n.:il con-" Nrm the .crCat
heart which beats beneath ti:l: old white
coat, Al the close ci thu var 80" Great man
Wien every one rl,c W!s thinking OF ven
! rcancc, wrote this sciitc:;:c: We bad hoped
to print herewith the Presidents prncIama.
ton cfa.mna>;y and the Oblivion of all off ace,
arcrttin~ before tie war, Our principle i
to let by-@onr>; ic hy-~nnr~. N0iS. if Vol
ask ne what the prospects II" for or party
! answer they are bright [H"~@t applause.
| ours are t:c principles; al iii" iu;iT''. a?j IL
| the future they irr$t triumph. Let Iii;
people ask Themselves OH which sd" II,
| liberty, honesty. amnesty, and charity. Iol
where these arc there Is justice 81 God, and
finding these you shall know-'II Til, sign
YOU Shall couvurr.' Governed lay thcs;
principles, a new era will dawn upon tlr,
land. and America, viii he tn" purc,, rs it i
the f.irc>l Of all the lands Oh The Ilc" Of til,
earth.
A aa;ars C1:rsf:ismc'sf 10 III" Eits:sc-ta'
u,c F::2cts>s. snr tisr ate,rss hs.ssrss.:~
The Fredericksburg" -i',1r,: $"ys tlGli At :hr
late Conservative rally in .rcdcrich,hIl.
Hon. Il. +. Daniel before ru,nIlIcnrim- hi
speech, turned 10 Mr.. WiIirrn :. Gilman. OF
Richmond, and said:
TO You. sir, | offer the thanks of tn
Conservative party oi Virginia, The thanks
| of the Stale Executive Committee. and my
own thanks, !nr the %aiIInt, allie, and inirc-
| pid spirit with which you have huruc our
| standard in Til, contest"
The Nc~S tlcrcupon comments Mr.. Gil
man. example TO the youth Of Ercdcricks'
burg, spying:
You all knew Gilman. The blood oI
I
know. but here he i; :; '%,ii-rllc man. q
native of this town. I;y honest. manly Gl.
right cndcVor he determined 10 Lit himself
TO the level Of the highest. but not by tl:,
means attempt 10 drag others down. He i,
It member cf the Virginia Lei ,lature from
Richmond uicctur tri III tiistrict-Ic~i1",tnd
10y all. i;rW did thu yotln~ man win hi>
honois: Tie has not been apo>tat" to avoWcd
principle, traitor 10 truth ;;nd race and color,
false 10 Ill he ever protested. Tie enemy oi
| his native state, political lrlrriclr. social
| parial, l1a,iSomc. dctc>tcd, dc>p>ed. such
was not the path 10y which he sought promo.
ton. Fathers. which path do You prefer
!H0h!' son shall follow: Young men o
Fredericksburg. Whose example i worthy OF
yo,U imitlion:'
| $50 Muc,s Like Hanic! Wcb>tcr.',
We ask Conservative 10 20 10 hetl
Hon. L. I. Daniel on Friday night. II,
replied Mr.. Daniel is too Logical (vt me-. II,
is so mitch like nauicl Webster. - Fret
crjck&tcry A'rs.
Probable Election Contest IL, ssah.
SALT LAKE Cry. UrAm, October -
| General Maxwell. tie Administration candi
| date for Congress. served George q. Cannon
| his successful opponent, will! 4 notice. YES.
| terIiv. that h would contest The election OF
| The grounds Of ilc@aiity. Among the ret
sous for contrasting the election! are the SotiM.
| Of al;eu> and minors, and those living in opci
| and recognized polyganly in Violation Of III,
laws OF Congress, the throwing out OF The
Gentle vote, and general inioinaiticS OF
election. Testimony will be taken i'll the
case in few weeks.
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