The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-05

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PARToS's LlfE OF GREELEY Now
that there is every probability that Mr..
Greeley will be our next President truth.
full history Of bis life becomes matter OF
highest interest and Importance to every
citizen.
1t is therefore more fortunate that we
have such book from the able aud I'M.
partial pen of james Parton, the well
known essayist and biographer. Any life
of Mr. Greeley that is likely to be put 'or-
ward now, got up under the press Of pres
en-, political excitement, will be liable to
the charge Of partisanship. 1t is the great
merit of Mr. Parton's work that, having
been written without any intention Of max.
Ing i, sutserve political purpose. it pre-
sen,s au impartial view Of the important
events of Mr. Greeley's career.
The work is profoundly interesting
one; ana aside from the attention nov d..
vo'ed to Mr.. Greeley, arising
from his present candidacy, the
mere storyof his wonderful and singular
career his early life, his poverty. It's
hardshjps, aud his prccocious develop
meut uudcr i; his life as a printers ap-
prentice at East Poultuey Vt.;his journey
to Western Pennsylvania, his arrival in
New York almost pennilcss and alone;
his study progress, first as a journeyoan
printer. then as editor until his establish
mant Of the New Ynrk Tribune; his sue
cess in building up the Tribune as it wrre
on, of bis own braius until it became The
most powerful Journal IN America; his SUI
s uueut career as one of the mos, active,
Influential. honest aud hest abused men OF
hi time all this, as graphically told ~
Mr. Parton. is valuable reading at any
time; aud particularly valuable 10 young
men as an example of what can be accom-.
pli.hed, by integrity aud devotion to hon
orable pursuits
The narrative is brought down to the
present time. giving a history of Mr. Gree
Iley's connection with the bniiug Of Jeder'
son Davis, lis views on reconstruction. etc.
and closes with an account of his nomlu..
| alton. and letter Of acceptance.