The New York herald., 1872-12-04
The AmerAean Inssstute.


The AmerAeAn InssAtute.
meeting Of the Americas Institute, Professor
Barnard In the chair, was hell yeoesraay at Cooper
Union. The following was put upen record "a the
sentiments OF the body Of which ~. Greeley he's
been such an active member:-
Whereas the Supreme Dispenser OF events whose ways
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hensve measure looking 70 industrial Improvement;
:snsd g sasris6 ana Improve ,hs arts and
which Mr. Greeley was V deeply
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ent and persevcrng advocate throughout his long and
That as traits II The S;s
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many striking attending sary ssiiraians and
studied ssifdeniai his anirins industry his
querable perseverance-combinc TO make his example
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e1nngaished power for good such has before
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eSery hamlet wn our WIDE naona doma and
reached directly indirectly, the remotest confines
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profound under The Ssrssys
he present s,cw$iss .1si SsPi%s and
q their pc found in the reelection that
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stay o. the ea s out
the world can neither give nor take away.
The other resolutions nwo IN number, pledge
the members OF the Institute to attend the funeral
in body, aud wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days, and to present an engrossed copy
OF the resolutions to the members of the family.
were unanimously adopted. Eulogistic addresses
were made by President Barnard, Dr. Shepherd,
DR.. Richards, Mr. westervelt and others.
/ Action Of the United Nation allties.
AT meeting Of the United Nationalitics, held at
Ittner's Hotel, on the Sd day OF December 1872
Colonel L. W. Tinelli in the chair, the following
resolutions were unanimously passed.
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and whereas In common with all we are pained and
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country has Lost ne prince q Journalists the friend and
who rose TO promnenc and distinction from poor far
and through
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Resolved That this association do adjourn out Of re-
70 the m s% Of ax and that copy Of
papers and also entered upon our minutes
Action OF the Kings County Democratic
General Committee.
A special meeting OF the Democratic General
Committee was held last evening at the head
quarters OF that organization, corner OF Court and
Remsen streets for the purpose of giving express
ain IN tha ntu of u1apol hv
the death OF Mr.. Greeley. Ex-Congressman Tunis
G. Bergen presided, and the following resolutions
were read and adopted by the meeting:-
in general g5ei AZ shs death q Horace Horace Grseley
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life we regard his noble and patriotic conduct during his
saiship among the few iasiroas Amercans Who
sought the Presidency on the broad platform Of patriot
Resolved Tha the cause of universal amnesty and i'm.
american Citizens the equality Of states Of local
an e N ip a d p e y
ances, are rendered st more sacred BY his sad and
Resolved, That this committee DO adjourn, as
token of respect to the memory of the srious dead
Remarks were made by 6. w. Reed and others,
and the meeting adjourned.
Action or the Republican CoMwatees.
The Regular Republican General Committee also
met last evening at their rooms, in Commonwealth
HAL, >. B. Dutcner In the cnalr, ana passed res0
lutions eulogstic OF the life, services character
OF the late Horace Greeley.
Tribute OF the Faust Club.
The directors OF the Faust Club, Brooklyn, con-
vened last evening in special session to take
action on Mr.. Greeley's death. Mr.. Edward Lamb,
Vice President, occupied the chair Mr. Gabriel
Harrison SAID that ii was pre-eminently proper for
them, as the representatives Of an aesthetic orga-
nzatlon, to take some action in regard to the loss
the nation and journalism had sustained in the
demise OF Mr. Greeley, who had zealously labored,
according to his light, to advance the interests OF
common humanity. Messrs. Harrison, Hudson and
TORY reported preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted.
Westchester County Mourns For Her
Adopted son-Resolutfons offered by
the Bar-The Board OF Supervisors VIII
Attend the Funeral ms . Body.
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