The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-01
ing his history Of the American conflict

do feel is the loss Of my WIFE whs has
been my companion nearly forty years
l have watched by her bedside night and
day, and now | sm completely worn out
and pros,rated from anxiety and want Of
sleep
rnH NOVEMBER ELECTION
Seemingly did not interest him. Ils de-
f,ut did no, seem TO surprise him. lie de-
ceivcd his friends BY receiving the news
with perfect ind ference on November sih
VISITING At his HOME
NEw YORK, Nov. S0-On November
10 Mr.. Greeley was at his home in Chap
psq IN, and prominent Liberal Republicans
from Connecticut visited him and found
ton was had in regard to the campaign,
bu, Mr. Greeley unaffected unconcern on
the sui jet, and IT, an inquiry whether
under the circumstances il would be better
for the Liberal Republican committees
to take .teps nj once toward the maintain
ance and consolidation Of their organiza'
tions or remain quiet for the turn Of
events, he very promptly replied bet
ter keep quiet but beyond this there WAS
nothing to indicate that he :elt any inter-
est ia current events.
REsTLgss AND HAoGARD.
About this time he seemed restes. ami
hnggard in appearance. Iii. family
physician recognized his condition, and nj
once resorted to the most energetic treat
ment. At first it seemed rs though the
mslady would yield. Medical treatment
however, proved inefficient. On Novem-
Der 20, IL was decided TO remove him to
the residence Of DIR. Chost near Pleasant
VILE. HIS removal presented II very af.
iectibg scene 10 those VINO witnessed tie
shedding " tears. Thenceforwatd dc.
velopmeh,- Of hi. disease gradually con
tlnued 10 the end.
MoUESs THE DEATH cF GREELEY.
Almost the entire city mourns the |
death Of MIR. Greeley On public buildings, |
hotels, newspaper Offices and many private |
residences, an on the ships flags are die. |
played at half mast. Feeling, Of grief are !
not confined to the personal friends Of the |
deceased. a prominent Republican in !
Park row, was the trst to hang out fsg |
appropriately drnped with the inscription
Horace Greeley, 1t 10 done. The nation I
mourn.W 1t seems that the funeral will
take place Tuesday, from DR.. Chupins
church, but the arrangements have not yet
been announced
Loss TO THE WHOLE WORLD.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The Liberal
club IN this city. VI which Greeley was
president, the, this evening and passed |
resolutions expressive of regret at his
death, which was characterized Ms u loss !
not only to the country but to the whole
world.
At THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
During the day crowd, gathered at the
Tribune Office in9uiring for the latest
news. Mr.. Sinclair NJ three o'clock re-
ceIved dispatch announcing the alarm.
ing condition of the deceased, and an hour
uiIerward one reading: Come immedi.
a,ely or all will be over" He then started
for Pleasan,ville but did not i've TO the
public the news he had received. The
crowd remained until : o'clock when the
Throughout the city last night the subject
was The talk at the hotels and clubs, and
regret was everywhere expressed. The
Union League club vii! take appropriate
action to-day, a. will also the Lincoln
CLUB and other clubs and associations Of
which Mr.. Greeley was member. The
flags OF The city are displayed At half mast.
THEwoRLD.
The World editorialIy pays n high trib-
ute to Mr.. Greeley, and says that though
M unsparing controversalist he bore no
malice even IN the heat OF political conten-
lions.
APPROPRIATE RESOLUTIONS.
Both branches of the common council
will meet on Monday to take appropriate
action. The stock and produce exchange
and tho chamber of commerce will also
pass appropriate resolutions on Monday.
1t i. expected that there will be grand
demonstration of mourning on the part Of
the civic bodies Of the city on the day of
the funeral.
CoSDoLESCE.
The Herald club typographical society
also passed resolutions Of CT iolence.
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.
TOPEKA, Nov. 30.-In the Tilted States
court this morning Hon. NJ. w. Delahay
moved the appointment OF committee to
take suitable action relative to the death
of Hon. Horace Greeley. Appropriate
resolutions were adopted expressive Of the
gratitude of the people Of Kan.
sas to Mr.. Greeley for his service
TO this state and to the nation
Hon. j. +. Dillon, presiding justice, made
few impressive remarks in which he al.
luded to Mr.. Greeley as one of the modest
Of American citizens. The resolutions
were ordered to be posted up on the jour-
| nal of the court
ALMOST COMPLETED.
SAN FRAScisco, Nov, 3O,-The Kan.