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OTHER ASSOCIATIONS.

The Central Committee of the Greeley and
Brown Associations Of this city held meeting, last
night. at No. East FOurteenthst to express ther
sentiments relation TO the death OF Mr.. Greeley Mr.
Eickhof on tho part OF the Executive Committee. Ie-
ported appropriate resolutions and 1t decided that
the officers and delegates Of the organization should
attend tue funeral OF their former standardbearer
Tha Board OF Coroners have ordered that tho Coro-
oers Office DO closed from IL TO tomorrow.
The following institutions, Of which Mr. Greeley was
prominent member aud officer, win meet to-day to pay
respect 10 his memory and make suitable arrangements
for attending the funeral The Farmers Club at l
O'Clock the Rural Club o'clock the American Insti-
tute at O'Clock All the meetings will be at Room "a,
Cooper Union.
A meeting Of the Young Mems Association was held.
last night IN the Fifth Universast Church he Rev. j.
H. Pullmsn's). in Thirtyhfth-st, near sixth-ave A
eeries OF resolutions passed. and committee was
appointed TO attend the funeral.
The Central Committee OF the German Greeley and
Brown Cubs held special meeting at No. 1I6 East
Fourteentb-st last night aud made arrangements 70
attend the funeral in a body.
meeting Of the Committee OF Arrangements OF the
1ermaa General Committee, held last night, it was
unanimously resolved TO postpone the reunion arranged
in honor OF the election TO THURSDAY, Deo a. 1874 in
place OF Dec s. out Of respect to che memory Of Mr.
Greeley.
The eolored citizens OF Brooklyn viii hold public
meeting on Monday night Dec. o. Ia the soam Presby-
terrain Church in Pneest to take action on the death
OF Mr. Greeley.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
HORACE GREELEY.


blances between them there arc wider differences hs
career was that OF journalist creating opinion pus
that 0f Franklin thrcc told. lie was plint'.' "
scientsf, and a diplomat MIR. Greeley was aso =
printer, but only Tor brief time. IL WIS @mpsl lnV
9reRticeship necessary IN the DAYS when the cd,e' %
was valuable 60 him rs O. pnsratsuy"' eye W.,
n was not his nie-work 10 however ,sS hsNS
him that knowledcc of men ana that spp,rIl' tr
OF life which those who spring into thc eut ,o.
fresh from tho tuition OF Gun most eNpeieuS~yu -, -,
sors often lack His earlier Years IN New W..
badly paid. Journalism was % ee s%reS'Vn % ,,. n,f
largest da,es then opy circulated 2Vo CopSa AsS' ~
work of CREATION Mr. Grceiey was quick " -,
hiul with Bennett and Raymond ana rle.s tt @
tcnante must this lie attributed. tne! lhlkht V"pl
Sightiy altered the declaration OF Augustus ~
the close OF ais carcer. NeNspsleis WIZ m,, ~
or orl fhev rival those ~ London to-day, ana would
euruaes them were she whole ot the United s'es az
Dear 10 Manhattan Island John OGfoat Is 10 ohdoh
We have no fears Tor tc prosperity OF tho papers 'ese
creaf ,n,,n founded They will 1--we for sges.
The proprictors aud editors OF this journal however
have loss stin kcCn than is ordinarily the .sse
when the leader 81 such establishment rs removed W
death. Mr. Grceley Was friend OF the WarmesC ~
was not easy to him away from one whO had peeh
frien and then only by most certain prots OF wlunS
doing lie made assumptions OF superiority ~ q c
fable OF INV friend Mr Burke, he was as much az no.
as in the dining halls OF senaiors and Judges ie n@
no hypocrsy aud his friends knew mis- position oneNtS
question. We moura him an employer always SUI
posed 60 be just lover of his Kind, ana rs 0uA oH"
Ae would ASK no higher praise.
resolution carried That the foregoing DO ihseteu
on the minutes OF she Tribune Chapel On motion II
Wa then resolved that the employees Of THn TRIBUNE
orFTur meet AZ the office Wednesday morning an"
attend the funeral Of M. Greeley an BODY
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
TRLBUTEs PROM ALL QUARTERS.

BoSTON, Dec. AT the monthly meeting OF
Baptist preachers to-day resolutions Of respect TO the
memory OF Horace Greeley, as one who has been q
mighty OF the interests Of freedom and hu
manity," were unanimously adopted.
SYRACUSE, Dec. "A large meeting Of citi-
Of Syracuse held tonight express sorrow DO
cause OF Mr., Groeeys death Mayor Carroll presided
Appropriate resolutions adopted. and it was or
derod that they bo engrOssed and sent to Mr. Greeley
family.
Speeches onloglstc Of the deceased were made by
Andrew d. White, Charles L. Fitch, Gen Barnum, and
Others and committee appointed to select al
orator to deliver an Grafton on the deceased.
on CITY, Pa, Dec. AT a meeting of the
Oil City Typographical Union, held this evening. resolu
ons OF respect to the memory of the late Horace Gree
ley were read aud unanimously adopted
PoUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, Dec. 2.-The Common
Council OF this city, tonight adopted the following reso
/ luton concerning the death of Horace Greeley;
ReSored, That II is with profound feelings OF sorrow
have learned OF the death OF Horace Greeley and
that in his death the country has lost one whose long
life OF eminent aud patriotic service in the cause or good
government and the rights OF will be remembered
With gratitude while our free institutions endure
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-Both branches of the
City Council. tonight. passed resolutions expressing
profound grief at the death OF Horace Greeley and or
dered copy to be engrossed and sent to his family
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
DIED.


ALFXANDER-At PhAhis Pa sIturtsy Nov - DartI W.
TO Alexander. IN the Uta rear Of hn
The relatives al sti OF th ay s pse n,ei % tsi va
funeral bis ste residence S5i Wet sreuths nes toa
ruesiaT she 81 iast st O'Clock p n
CLARKgOa Saturday Nov 20 john Carhe. IN TIE t year Of ais
FsSs from the residence Of h, brother David seveatYsrHas .s4
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cOLHoUN-Ou SATURDAY. Nov %. JOha COhSgn Csunedos o. =
Tn. .,es .ni ind also oosrs Arm, Navy
specially iaVd sat The funeral a inaiy hAPe "ss
Dsht on Tuesday Dec II; 6eloeH AZ ne 'escss' -
viii I've woojAwa Ce1sery for nternest SPECIAL es
Grani CstrSl Depot Forty seeosis, at 2N N
cOsrELYoUIu Broohyn aOoaay Dec is'' AaIa " oOs's
Relatives friends nvei 70 aent The taHera On esrs oe
o'clock IN, from hs lass residence N" 20 SSaes'es
Brooklyn.
CORNwALIAt Norvalk Coss saaisys Dee Isr 1o1 u.
neAS Mrs. LucudA Cornwall .gei 90 'e.rs
Wnise.f,y Dee 4 At oclOck .. N FrieG1s St the fsHaH
are resDccshIly isvsei attend without srhsr aouee
DwIGHr-Ai BasesoOd J.. MOolsy pes he Rev Jaass
Ea.,.I q, hs PrssSyeHss Church Esyevcoi io;l5
WEDNESDAY. Members Of the Presbye OF JsI oH are 'Pe.f
invited 10 srtesd
Pdd.y Nov 60 Ri~ia FrOet ooly of Via
cent r Prcak. ia the tSth Jesr Of his age -, -. -,
Tue friends u As fa, .od @e@oss q toe ssTi
rs5 fost Of Lbslty-s srsn stOppiss BerSeasVe
N,RsH-ou Sunday Dee his e6th yeir afs-r sho Illness
HsnI, Marsh oi Harper BsOAss cSnPOsssrogz
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fstoa Lois Beth O " ~ r. ss1 , 80 =
B. ChareA corner wdoaxaoy sai Clssssse
ivss BrOOka. Tuesday, Dee 34s Rsaiea' j '.s-
dsrbit-arc. BOoklYu
UEDkRHILLAt stamford Coas sixth Day ,Rnda,l sa e.
brief ness sally Ann ~tiO~ Sl GcSse Uasa "A NE ''is
TIE funeral vii be Preais Meeting House. Tps.u.ssa.
0ramercy Park Third Day lruesiaYl the " ts-s W
will be taken 20 Woodasa ksIv ul issd' a'' a~
20 attend without farther aouoe.
wHTrSBYAt Albany NJ r. Saniay sreaiss O7- "ln Ss'"-s
Whitney IN the sSsh year OF bis age
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
THE GREATEST OF HIS TINE.


His last articulate words, "'I know that
my Redeemer Lveth 1t Is DONE" are words which nc
the Impressions mankind desire TO associate with the
struggle with the universal enemy-wOrds which could
not have been more cheering 20 the worn aud wasted
sufferer than hopeful and comforting TO his most eX
traordinarily bereayed children.
The two daughters who survive Mr. Greeley have lost
within month both parents, and lost them under cir
cumstances extremely impressive and affective. Those
parents were endowed with very great gifts OF heart
and mind and both doZed and we're dollzed by their
ingonuous happy, admirably accomplished, and most
affectiOnate chlldren. - -
Can cOndolepce compass caamities ike unto these
The world which Is stunned into wordless pity and glel
by such a series OF SUFFERING best step back and
lea We the orphans with their dead and with their God
Vain is the help Of man. and hollow inadequacy strikes
through his .sDcerest sympathy.
We only think OF Mr.. Greeley &C his best, as
the apostle OF peace aud reconciliation the amazing
and sincere readuster OF many OF the mistakes OF ms
fe as he who the last gave to MANKIND what he had
voted to party His place in history Is sure, and VIII
be high.
To-day he is mOurned as great American. and we
H. when yields 90 panegyric no 90 1ounu
greater than regard him. and not 10 have been
the greatest in the time when he rose % the lever oi
peace aud good will and strovo TO weld together the
hearts people, in the division OF which he had been
probably the mghtest agent of the magn events during
the most active part of his llfe
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS,

The Grand Division of Eastern New-Nork
Sons Temperance will meet at Lyric Hall az ~ d. M
on "Wednesday to appropriate action and cooperate
with the civic authorities in the funeral obsequ'es'
Phenlx Division No. 5s. S. Of T. OF Brooklyn r.. d.
held specal session last night and passed appropriate
resolutions relative to the death OF Mr Greeley who
was a member q the Order.
AT A meeting Of the Father Matthew Parent Society
held AZ Brookss Assembly Rooms on Sunday night the
following resolutions we're adopted:
whereas. We have learned with feelings Of profound
sorrow OF the death Of Americas most iuStriOus SON
The Hon. Horace Greeley be II therefore ,,
Resolved That We. the members OF the fathef Mathew
Parent society, dcp0re the loss which the nation as
sustained the death Of the ever-tObereVered Horace
Greeley
Rsorcd That the death of the great departed has de-
prlved US Of a noble advocate OF our cause, warm
friend and faithful counselor and the world OF phsO
pher and phauthrOpSt-a man upon whose IKE we ieat
II VIII not be given 10 US 10 look again. -,
Rcs0red That offer TO the hereaVed orphan daugL-
tiers OF Mr. Greeley warmest sympathy In this the
hour OF their accumulated Affections, and pray that the
Great Father Of mankind may enable them 70 endure
theis irreparhe loss with f0rttade ana
RcSOlred That delegation from this society attehu
the funeral OF the amented deceased to pay the la
tribute OF our respect and affection 70 the memory OF MN
whom we were wont look upon as our great paIton
and father.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

81 KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIyErH"
Frvm The Troy Prns.
L..


On Christmas night of 1871 the wntcr o
this article aat beside Horace Greeley at Sclnwy iIhi
Now.york city wilerc was being given IandoFH Kfoa
oratoro of "Ihe Messiah" Dnrisg tho major pari o
the performance he Sat apparently lost la thought
not IN dozc aud seeuiDgy 0bliyious ~ all tbht wa
going -,
hut whom Miss Kellogg appeared and sang the grest
soprano solo, "a know that my Redeomer liyetb. ~
raised up his face was suused with JOY, his bright eyc
was dmnod with tear, and he listened Win thht
steady and intense earcstness peculiar " him when
interested. o.. .
When it waa nnlshed no hands londly applauded
than his bcamed forth such great satlSaotlon
and he Innrred TO himself those grandest OF all tho
words OF the world, know that my Redeemer Ivetn
again the absent preOccuped look, nor dln ~
change until Miss Sterling sung tho contrato recitatye
Then aia to paas that which h written Death
shall be swallowed up IN victory" when the same Joy0ns
look satisfaction lighted up the face no ono could look
upon and not love.
few days ago lie turned wcariy on bis bed OF pain,
aud the oil light oame back as he muttored, " know
that my Rcdoenor lyeth" few hours more aud " "a
dune" Death swallowed up In yictOry-the victory
OF a etIne fighting for the right over wrong; Tor
truth over error Tor prejudice Tor peace
and love over war and hate-the victory OF wclspent
life cntfng soul to liio eternal after death. THIS Is
his victory and he needs no euogy or monument Tho
heart beai nation Is tho the imprint OF our
footsteps On the face ~ time the Othcr-Iore lasting
than marble more enduring than brass.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

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Nee- TOyls, Dec. 2, 1874.
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and valuable papers in perfect state Of preservation
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Boston, Nov. IS 1917.
RESULT OF ABOVE TEsr.
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New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
MIyOR JUDICIARY IBUSES.
THE NEED OF REFORM ILLUSTRATED.

THE NEED OF REFORM ILLUSTRATED.
TIE TRIBUNE's articles on the minor Courts
have excited much comment, and have received the
heartiest commendation from lawyers aud Others The
case of s;emmler against Mcguire will up next
Monday before the Supreme Court This case is an ac-
ton brought to determine the rights of the parties in ac-
ton to the Civil Justiceship OF the Seventh District Civil
Court. Mcclure the defendant was awarded the certh
cate OF election three years ago. and was claimed and
it is the object Of the action to show that Mcclure was
fraudulenty counted In by alteration Of the election
returns and that his opponent, StemInler, is legally
entitled to the office.
Joseph MCGUIRE the defendant has in the mean time
acted as Civil Justice OF the Seventh District Court BY
an act Of the Legislature passed May 1870 the District
Court Justices in this city were authorized to appoint
Mcclure made appointment under the PROVISIONS OF
that act did person act as serogapher OF IN AZ
Court UP to August lSl Notwthstahtng "a tnlsliac.
on August 1871 voucher was presented to Controller
Connolly for the services OF one George ~ Land
sky as stenographer OF the t0,o ssYenIh In,v D5
isi' and accompanying It was assignment
OF this fictitious claim TO Joseph stenert, VINO on Sept
T. 1871 received warrant for s246I 70, apd gave tne
receipt In satisfaction therefor The N0ncneI
which this sum was paid was certined 70 Dy
Mcguire under his own signature as correct etener'
acting at the time as Justice McGulres lnterpIeeI
receiving from the city Tor his services IN tat eapael
annual salary of 81 200 Since the date OF TINS ahs
action Justice MCGUIRE has appointed Steinert Cerk
mis- Court annual salary Of 5000 IL IL charged
that in addition his salary of $4,000 per aDnum Jus
MCGUIRE has received fees amounting 10 SoOO pei
annum which he has retained to his own
This case has been brought TO the attention OF the
Grand Jury, which on Sept 26 found an indlctmeht
against Stenert for feonousy cheating and defraudng
the city OF O. 57 75 the he obtained on the cern
cate OF Justice Mcclure. This statement Is made Oh
facts before the Grand Jury Before his acces
A sion Office Justice Mcclure was tAhor, ighor-
OF law and unfamiliar with the duties he underooE
4 10 discharge.