New-York tribune., 1872-12-06

OF t most earnest champions and purest statesmen no
poor and oppressed ahe defender and we UurseiVe
In with all the working classes our oest ienu
most willing helper, and zealons advocaH. ,,,~ ro
senhIV brrcaved our sit erc sympathy for their afc
goo earnestly tnat In gratitude for the many
aud ing humanity they may never know the need
| Of friendly acts ana friendly counsel
TAMMANY HALL.
The Hon. John Kelly, from the Committee
on Organization OF Tammany Hal. offered the following
resolutions which adopted Last nislt at meeting.
reported elsewhere:
Pes,rd Thai in the death OF Horace Greeley lament
the loss o one the great founders Of modern Journal
ism, who has done much 20 create that wonderIu soo
anu political Institution; public man OF meHs. ah
varied intellectual powers, ever wrlded WIN intense
enercy OF conviction for objects which be heeved i3
the good Of mankind; private citlzeh Nlr'uous "a az
the relations OF life. humane, ebarliaDie uhu Iuil M
kindly dceds the crOwnins glory Of whose career r. WI W.
remain that ever since the conflict Of arms eesu m ~ @
inexbly stood for complete reconciliation ahoD- 'ne
ResoSed. Taat while we feel profound Of pub
lie calamity in the depore, we eoadole WIKI MS
relatives in their affecting bereavement
TIE JEFFERSON CLUB.
At meeting of the jefferson Club, the fol-
lowing expression OF respect for Mr. Greeleys memory
was adopted
with sad and heavy hearts the Jefferson Club unite In
the universal expression OF grief the death OF Horace
Greeley His life an honorable record OF tne Ialtn-
which the Creator has endowed mankind HIS great
natural gifts were trained aud cultivated Dy Wue dnu
persistent use, and he added to them comprenehe.J
inowlede con stantlv gathered Ia rhe Wide and usetu
field in which his talents were employed 10 TINS gfet
Intellectual power. recognized wherever our ilngnase
l. spoken. united ever present hnmanly, tnd'
knew distinction Of class, or race or color or ere
Whether the necessity OF an lndlvilual' OF lue
welfare OF class his heart was always open to any ACT
or movement that would promote the Interests OF Os
He labored for all it Is lifting that al shond mourn o'
A TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATION.
At n regular meeting Of Liberty Division,
No Sons Of Temperance held st No sl2 broadway on
Wednesday evening, the following were adopted;
Resored That we regard the death OF Horace Greeley
s a national calamity, ana as an event that shali mark
an era the history uf the tlne
esolrcd That in his death we recognize an irrepar
able loss 10 the community at large ana TO the army OF
temperance laborers in particular. -,
ReS0ired. That In his demise we deeply ieei the az
eepee OF that energetic aud brilliant intellect which he
ever threw the balance in favor OF total abstinence
neaded earnestly and heartily, both by precept and
ample in the cause OF humanity, morality ant temper
CoLoRED MEMS MEETING.
The colored citizens of New-York will hold
public meeting IN Shiloh Presbyterian Church on Mon
CAV evening OF respect for the memory OF Horace
Greeley. Addresses WIZ be delivered by the Ry. H. H.
Garnet, the Rev. NJ. CrummeI' john j. Iuiue' ana
others
AT ELIZABETH, n. J.
The following resolutions were adopted at
public meeting in Elizabeth, n. j.:
Res07red That we depOre national calamity the
death Horace Greeley, believing that the death or no
American citizen at this time, could have lett VOID 30
nearly impossible to M. ,.
Res6lred That by using to the nolest ends his almost
unbOunded talents by bis utegr-y Is I4l1s.lYi -
bcnpvOlencP ns philanthropy his patriotism, his love or
truth aud right, his hatred Of iasehOOd aud wrong DIS
zeal In every aeeded reform, his syWpates WIN me
suffering and oppressed Of al nations and ABOVE All
his persistent, unhnchiDg and successful Pdy0clt 9l
the cause Of human freedom, he has made me WlOls
world his debtor and compelled mankind 20 ree0lle u
him. the largest SENSE an honest man, the noeles'
work OF GOd|'
/ ReSOlsed, That as editor believe him to have
stood peeminently at the head OF his profession ana 70
have marked In American journalism Ivy which
he will be gratefully remembered anG rev cred ~
every member Of the procession and by al lovers or
pure, high-toned. independent press.
sUGGETIONs FOR PRINTERS MONUMENT TO
HORACE GREELEY.
10 the Editor OF The Tribune.
SR: Allow me to suggest TO the printers
OF the United states the propety Of erecting suitable
monument by 81 subscriptions to the memory OF Hor-
ace Greeley The subscriptions should be strictly con
fined TO practical printers and the monument should
Illustrate the career Of compOsitor pressmau' aud
an editor Allow further 10 suggest that Messrs.
Petteugil RnWell and other advertising agents would
probably take great pleasure In aiding the cause Og
MEANS their mate relations with country printer.
printers monument in Central Park would be an ap
pruprate thug. Respectfully, TYPO.
Astoria L. J., Dec. 5, 1872.