The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-18
TIE GREELEY HEADQUARTERS.
Movements Of the Philosopher-vidt Of Gratz
Brown 10 headquarters Tho Colored Vote
A Letter nom Greeley Colored Man.

Mr.. Greeley remained studiOusly at home In
Chappaqua yesterday, taking the rest he so much
needed. number OF visitors called to see him at
the Lincoln CLUB, who were referred to the Glen
ham headquarters and thence referred back again
to the Lincoln. Mr.. Greeley viii certainly return
to town this afternoon. Governor Brown dropped
In at the Glenham headquarters during the morn
ing, much improved in health, and had some con-
versation with Colonel Anderson, of Missouri. The
Colonel In speaking Of General Benjamin, OF Mis-
souri,, one OF the Grant members Of Congress, said
he was one OF the Missouri State militiamen who
still believe that there are bushwhackers in the
woods.
VISITORS AT HEADQUARTERS.
Among the visitors ut headquarters yesterday
were Marshal Murray; James Breslau, OF Troy;
Hiram Il. Post. OF sing Sing; Charles W. Blew, Of
Jacksonville Fla. Hiram p. Crozier, OF Brooklyn,
and Others In the evening Judson Jarvis and the
blooded colts OF the Sheril's office came In hila
riOusly. and informed the headquarters that the
Twenty-fist ward was going for Greeley.
COLONEL ANDERSON
Is to speak at grand ratification citing at Tar
rytOwn tomorrow night
TIE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
has not YET opened It's headGuarters but nego,tals
avenue, near the Glenham House.
THE CoLoREp PEOPLE PLOTTING MOLLY:
Edward Wright Is the Steward OF the Blossom
Northern birth Ills father was North Caroinian
born, and the two, father and son, are strong for
Greeley The day OF the nomination OF Greeley az
the Greeley dag over the Blossom buildings without
waiting any formal vote OF the club on this mat
ter Now comes Colonel Harlan, the c0lored man
of Cincinnati who so ably interviewed the Presl.
dent for the Western papers az Long bran0n tast
this information strongly condemned the course
Of Edward in the matter. "Why," said Harlan to
o friend OF Edwards 'he has no right to vote for
Greeley or to work for him." This coming to Ed.
ward excited his Ire, and he responds to the Colonel
In the following lettcr:-
EDWARD wRIGHv's LErTRR-A "FLOoRER" FOR COLO
MEL HARLAN.
Nxw YORK. July 10, 1917.
1t affords the greatest amount OF pleasure to lin my
s ss @ e ii r. Oh tSsT
sIs%s :; y
Greeley has done more TO merit my suffrage aud the sur
Ssn S he r sSored owes Of this asS
for his fidelity In tho e'' cause Of OF humanity
will dignity HORACE Greeley the agrcu!turist Of Charpa
gem that gttered the dadem her greatness Every
thing bids fair for the election Of tho peoples choice and
eve OF the 9th Of November, when the great people shall
have declared their choice tho American eagle BIO
Wings and mount the extreme summit Of excelsior and
grand trumpha shrek for gTsssy Brow and Victory
Steward of the Blossom Club.
Negotiations are In progress to secure Edwards
services In the North Carolina campaign. 1t Is
sagely concluded by the Greeley headquarters men
that Edwards rhetoric would "knOck the socks orr
even BOutwels "hOle In the sky" and Morton's
didactcal reasoning. The arrangements, how
ever, arc not yet consummated.