, 1872-12-02

Sinclair, at 8 o'clock, received q despatch an
noHnc1ng the alarming condition OF the deceased,
and an p hour aftefward ono reading: s' Come inn
mea1ately, me or aA will be over" He then started
fez Pleastnts;lle, but did not give to the public
the news that he had received. Tho crowd re-
manned until o'clock, when the news of Mr.
Greeley's death came.
Throughout the city, last night, the subject
#as talked Of at tho hotels and clubs, and regret
vas everywhere expressed. The Union League
Club WILL take appropriate action to-day, as Will
also the Lincoln Club and other clubs and asso-
cations OF whieh h1r. Greeley was d member.
Flags n A. tho city are displayed at half-mest,
high tribute to a1r. Greeley, and says thu: though
he vas an unspairing contro7erBialist he bore no
malice, even in the heat of political contention
The Liberal C1,;b Of this city, of which Mr:
Greeley Was President, met this evening and
passed resolutions expressive OF. regret at his
death, which is characterized as Q less nos only
to the country, hut to tho violo world
The Herald Club Typographical Society also
passed resolutions Ct eoado1ence.
WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch to Tbs Chicaqo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.--It was etated at the
White House, this evening, that President Grant
would 80 to New York, for the purpose Of at
tending Horace Greeley's funeral He will leave
here on Monday evening, after receiving Com
bers Of tho Cabinet, together with .
large number Of members of Congrcas also init
mate an intention Of paying tis last tribute to
tho deceased, provided public business will
permit.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Sx1r LAKE CRY, Nov. 30.-The whole COM
| Diunity is III great grief over the death OF
Horace Greeley The nag on IL tie Cit: Ha1' rn and
| ish glowing eulogie6 OH the deceased.
TOPEKA, KAs.
| TorEKA, Kas., Nov. 3o.--ln the United States
| Circuit Court this morning, Hon. Mark ".
Delahay moved the appointment of e Commit
toe to take suitable action in relation to the
| death of the Hon. Horace Greeley. Appropri-
ate resolutions we're offered, expressive OF graft
tude Of the people Of Kansas to aIr. Greeley for
! his services to this State and to the nation.
The Hon. J. e. Dillen, Presiding Justice,
made few impressive remarks, in which he al
luded to LII. Greeley as one Of the noblest Of
American citizens.
The resolutions were to be posted on the jour-
nal Of the Court.
| BOSTON.
Boston, Nov. 30.-An the morning papers
have obituary notices Of Horace Greeley:
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-All the papers this morn
ing have editorials on the death Of Horace Gree
| ley, and all accord him high praise man and
an editor. The City Council last night passed
resolutions of respect to the memory Of the de-
| ceased statesman and Journalist, and requested
Mayor Brown to convey to the family OF the
|
| St. Louis in their affliction.
| SPRINGFIELD, Ill.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. so.-Ihere WIS sadness
here when the announcement this morning OF
the death of Horace Greeley appeared In the
dispatches from New York. ALI the asperities
| incident to political campaign have disappeared
| in realization that a great man has gone.
Flags are displayed at half-mast all the public
buildings, and people here are profoundly
affected by the country's great loss. Colonel
| John Hay was to have delivered his lecture here
On "Phases of Washington Life P" next week,
| but it may be deferred for time, to enable the
lecturer to 60 East to attend h1r. Greeley
funeral.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 30.-The news Of Afr.
Gree1ey's death was received with universal re-
gret. The morning papers contain biographical
and eulogistic articles On the great journalist.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 30.-The Banner Of to-Inor-
row, in view Of the complication presented to
the Electoral College by tho death OF Horace
Greeley, will propose that the Southern States
which gave their Electoral vote for the de-
ceased cast their vote in the Electoral College
for Grant, in graceful, and, under tho circum-
stances, appropriate acquiescence to the over
whelming popular verdict OF the people. SHOW,
let the South avail itself Of the oppor-
tunity to make tho vote for Grant
unanimous, in the spirit Of that Cause Of recon-
etruction Of which Mr.. Greeley was, while living,
and to the latest moment Of his useful life, the
heroic and eloquent exponent" The death OF
Mr. Greeley is universally regretted.