New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-02
TIE liberal CLUB.

HE CLCD'
The members of the Liberal Club, of which
Mr. Greeley President, assembled at the rooms OF
the Club in the Plympton Building, Saturday even
ing. w. L. Ormsby, Vce-President, was In the chair
Near the Speakers desk large photograph Of Mr.
Greeley, appropriately draped. basket Of beautiful
flowers intended for presentation to the family OF the
deceased, on q table near by Chas. p. Wniteman
offered tho following resolutions:
Whereas The sad announcement mas been mace 10 Us
of the sudden death OF the Hon. Horace Greeley, the
President of Society, and one Of It's first promoters
resided That we recognize in this event the loss not
only to our country but TO the world OF one OF its pres
and most devoted and efficient servants Of liberty, ciyi
cation and humanlty-One whose death the people at
nobe and loncconnued services in enlightened and in
dependent journalism, in education in the promotion Of
could add to the strength and glory OF man. call upon
the wewishers Of ali TO join with the slave and the OPP
RESOLVED That this sad intelligence has fallen upon the
members Of this Society with the weight ana sorr0w o.
had learned to look TO nlm as father delenoSr sd
sustained us in our infancy and cherish among our
richest the memory OF HIS e TO the pupnc so
usefu-to his friends so hOpelnspring and precious
We rejoice that 1t lot TO know himthe treess
editor the wise adviser the lberahearted thinker and
inquirer that in these qualities and their results, he
Z will continue among us, and live and work forever.
ReSOlued That tender ouri heartfelt coincidence TO
his afflicted children and family and venture to ask that
they allow the bitterness OF their grief to be sofened by
the sympathy Of the people, who join In Their SORROW
bless the world and ennoble those whose privilege was
I to minister to us and enjoy its love. 49,
Resolved, That these resolutions be entered upon our
minutes and be presented to the family Of the deceased
Addresses were delivered by Messrs Whiteman, Hitch
cock, Gardner, Dr. Lambert, Dr. Shepherd, who gave
"reminiscences Of Mr.. Greeley Evans, and others. The
resolutions were adopted, and a committee Of five
appointed to present them with the basket of flowers to
the family Of the deceased. The Club viii attend the
funeral In body.
THE NETWORK TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
A meeting of the New-YOrk Typographical
Society held Saturday evening at its rooms No
Chamberss to take action in reference to the death OF
Mr.. Greeley. H. Bessy was in the Chair, and T. c.
Faulkner acted as Secretary. The following were
adopted
Whereas The mournful intelligence OF the death OF
Horace Greeley, founder and editor OF THE EEw-YoRK
TRIBUNE has elected spontaneous and universal ex-
preston Of at his sudden removal from the scene
Of his long and md useful u sed Wa, an eorv aeep
and honored member to bis example many OF the
indictments to that exertion which has pros
Resotped, That the NewYOrk typographical Society
In the tributes which have been paid 10 the
memory Of Mr. Greeley and hereby records its Of
bis invaluable services not only TO the printing art but
which constitute the strength and insure the welfare
ResOrsd That IN the death Of Mr. Greeley we deplore
the loss OF man whose courageous struggle with ad
circumstances in early youth and whose digent
and weldected efforts in maturer years, have taught
lesson 10 American youthhwhich cam neyertbe I'M
ResoiUed That as mark OF respect to the memory of
late fellow member these preambles and resolutions
be published In the daily journals OF this city and that
Resored That the banner Of the Society be draped in
mourning and that the members attend the funeral in
body.
\ VIM. GLAND Bourne spoke as follows:
Mr. PRESIDENT There occasions in the experience
Of every life when silence In its mute eloquence the
best expression Of the emotions OF heart moved with
WbeD in the order Of Providentia dealings great caiam
tiles reach the deepest sensblities Of the soul Some
occurs when the circle is measured only by national
limits, or even worldwide interests. We have
met tonight to take recognition OF an event
country, and in which. as the telegraphic
line should fash the intelligence as 1t thrills around the
press should unfold the bad dspensaon OF an over
ruling Providence, new hearts will be burdened with
the wide circle OF human sympathy shall be reached
wherever the Of Horace Greeley has been learned
and pleader for the oppressed ana the ever
ready and everything laborer for the lowy and the
Our friend and associate Horace Greeley rests from
his abors. Born 70 poverty with rough ana stern ex
q learn the craft Of Which he eminent
ornament, and among whose distinguished names his
examples with mind that could not rest satised with
the mere mechanism or the art OF the simple manual
G' Of in his
a power OF which we are witnesses. and OF
SS as sfasos the the doas
before him, never dannied, selire@liaInt, and
heroic, he pursued his onward path until al: great
Oic who learned 70 read the productions q his pen
Affirmative oiier in the great arena OF countrys in
teress, and the hopeful tendencies of better day
BIRTH
Mr. Greeeys history lie identified with the history Of
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