The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-30
THO Death Of Mr.. Greeley.

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rtI> Illness shocked 'he "ho'e ''"n''s' ""u
The hdNSS cf his d'A'N VIII oefeee''eu WIN
profound sorrow 'h''"6"o"' u" Wv. o''"'.'"
world. nt@ia, ai"aNs "Pi'''''''S III ITO ''''''''
,an>. >ccms to to mere 'nan e'ei NJ WITCH
j.. victim i the honest citizen, the great
,oaruai>t, tho tmincnt statesman whose
rsnrc ha> lEcn cI III" on every !N'iietIe'''
ttizuc. %'Hi Nho ''" SHo'' NetN> "a' was
Kin ;Toud >tan0'HA-"eHic' !" '"'''o''s Ill "
yuN'iral >tTN&Sic !" "''"S 'eSiNe's "',i'-
,sGr,l in Or h'@oTy' "aFc'S u II hafoc'
=, .ea"1r thc presence "i lne o'cAo destroyer
,.n III ,Ac case oi HORACE "EEELkf'
The events Of the HE os -N'. dkNsLhf nave
rcru Vi late 50 often Elo oc'otc TIC p"oiic
;m, il seems Almost "oih o' S"lelefosa-
'..a u rchcAr>c 'tcn' NOW. nu' no''ce VI
- &,a,h Woli'0 'T lncoinp'ete "i'ro"' al
'ea>: a glance at What lie h!Aseh ofen spoke
C. - "a busy HE.
IeEAcE GEkEhEf. me son OF HAcchEeS
GSrE'!Y, was ""'" III i>u'''eiS 81 ~ H. GU
i"2r! 3D. i>'A' .l' " ''iH ''n's aye i,e pe-
'rl,r" hr was ten years Old ne had rcao,
yay by the light OF pine knots, every
readable book that he could borrow within
sven miles Of his fathers house. His first
a.bor was on the farm, and fr"m tie farm he
wen, 20 The printjnS-oihce and learned the
6->, principles OF the profession 70 "hich MS
!, it,r was devoted. FROM the spring OF 1870
- The summer ot 1851 ne WAS III apprehtice
.2 IA" oilce OF the NorWeTN spectator, al
Las; Pou!tncy. VI, ana lett 1t only because
ne paper suspended publication. AT that
lnrr he was not twenty years OF age, but his
knowledge OF political statistics and OF party
movements and their leaders was so extern
~" that he was regarded as an authority IN
>grA matters.
titer working some months as journey
fDan printer, he went to New York with
,1nty wardrobe ana only ten dollars IN his
pocket, in quest Of employment, which he
>1nn chtalnod. In 1865 he went INTO bnsl-
rr,> for himself rs member of the firm
which published the first penny paper in the
world, and which failed in less than three
""ckS. II" afterwards commenced the pub
"."'o'! % '"e -Ne"- u H''' I'LL" 'ccct'c" 81
#t'' from II th"' lit "a> ooiiSeo 10 exc out
NIhS pE lFhhS-a''''''tS' AZ Tue eliu OF
sven wears The y cur 0'Her also ialied.
bui II was ID loio lnat MT. 0REELEf
. 'FN.iahI career rs an c0llof really COM
~"ncrd, ana Ills hrSt notapic efforts
""rr IN the Log Cdb'n, weekly Journal,
established to promote the election Of VIII
IAN iiESHY HARRISON to the Presidency
-Hi WAicA attained VIDE circulation. Ihe
success OF tins venture led TO the founding ol
'H' New ork DHt!N Tribune, the first No. OF
which was issued on tic 10Th of April, 1S41
9ihe following autumn the weekly Tribune
"7' commenced, ana WIN the Doafy ano
"ec'i4 ir1bHne his name mas ever been
GN' Noih'neHt'! iuei'ineu. Tic hEeu to
"&k" rs iHprfa power III INC iand-one oi
III" greatest II not lilc greatest newspaper 0!
'-t &S-and 10 the Rsf ne esteemed the fltle
INC FOUNDER "l 'oe Ne" iofh 1'fo""e
'"' 'ho>' hohoEapie '1'' co"'o pe conferred
I''" '''''
IL l>to hi' 'HLtAHf was e''r'e' 10 .'n-
~i'>> 20 Oil vacancy "''' ous!''e us shol'
"'IEo "> 'o''S! c>S'i!'h II" WIS e"iel!
te'"a i'r lis "sI'o>'''oh 10 Tue abuses oi thc
AI'''-' aES'eh'' I'LL" Ills ue'oIioL 70 Tue wei
'aSe "' Tue "poF'h2 GLASSES. PREVIOUS 10
'"I> 'Iilc DC h"o ''eco'He h"o"n as all eheths
u >'"''l!' ""a Ut WAS ever "'.ei"'ios uS'
"'- u'>"'" d. ".i ""o''''o'''''' 'i'" ne-
i""'l'"n "u'ii'''IS'''''' 'a''o 'N'' i'0"et III
't c'cA'' Wv u A''''A'' ''.' p"i''' was ii"'u-
''''E c"hs'ue!eo IN u b"h' 'oi II WIS peinaps
'"' h4'>I !'o"cliui "S'"'s III ''io eo'iSo'1u"'
'.'" VI '''' 'ioi''' 49,: ''''' 'S.' a' '"e
"''' Vi '''e iep''''''''n f"i y "''' 10 e'''to'
""> '"'''s '"' 'o''''0s' y, ''S ''"''0''' ,.'
Was al Nr>' il''i'sieo 10 "i'o" peaecao'e
>t''>>'oi oi Ine southern @'"'e9 nun 'he
Nioh' ou' Is 500" ~ WAX was ue'''i u
"' "S''"le l1ono"ii'eo "o'o'"e VI "Nioii
q! '"el'iop' anu iiohi 1Ap'", ,'or, u"'i
Ai'rl', lS'' the war measures Oh 'nc euei"'
"''efi'hclt' lhcluail'S e'i'"u''t''io"' "hi'''
h' early advised had ho "ai'iiel s"Ppo''ei
itan HORACE GREELEY.
( y war man IN 'te days Oh "aF' ol'' uHkh-
LILY believed thht rs soon as lhe "aT "as
over peace shouia le'ukh " 'ne eoont4s
harIy' therefore, alter the SURRENDER oi 'he
armies OF LEE, and "hiie LINCOLN lay uea.l
at Washington, he began 70 write III 'a'or el