Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17


e"e'"en = so"atSr s"m-
ner'a Position.
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There Is well known character named
Jim. who spends b,a time in and between the
-, ~. ~. ,J..-.,.,,.r po,v Some ~
sS'e'n Vn'so' y" r ,Dp ,5sss n...,s,, ~,
his friends know him rs horace uioe'sy, eus
those who are best acquainted with the varied
ar,.o.aen,. ~ nj. exciting career. epeak OF
Nj. ~ N.,..,,.nor J,r, IJs acknovledeea
Nun US No"sPapo' nm ,I. $500, -, ~
either name-Jln OF horace uTee'oyi Ou' W
fore this thrilling narrative IL continued IL
might be proper 10 eay that Greeley, Tor JIM
M M. a., NvtoLio,. achn.ldsr i,i.b a
IKE MP van "iuNo -.
dorg. bu1 une anuounoeuons VI 'u's iSes
cannot possibly detract from The Interest OF
the story, ..H.
yerv iittle and that ilttle In a verv eonfu.el
- 80. =, IT,. .n,aa.,an,s r,av,o,,
way Ano"u VI gun ansoeoNens P''''ous
to his appearance on the now All agree In
the opinion that Greeley, or his parents, came
fron, the I and n Cakes and aome In the con-
as--, -. ,,,-., sr,,....a 49,. -,
nuenVooi peV'so niieu Via,ip 'uA'
that gentleman, when In one OF bis letters he
spoke Of a correspondent as a Scotch ter
Tler," meant jim, otherwise Greeley; and that
by the application Of that phrase Mr.. II. meant
no dlsrUspect 10 any
oENTLhhAN OE Thh hOWs
Aud out Of Justice 70 Gath this explanation,
seemingly Pickwicklan, IL made. But 20 re-
turn TO the dog. IL seems he was presented
by friend 70 Jim Young, who, at the time
OF the prcsentation-oyer which there was
great Journalistic to-do-had charge Of the
Tribune bufoau Mr.. Young assembled his
host OF friends for the purpose Of bestowinR
a hitting name on the canine, and as q COM
pllment to the respected chief OF the Tribune
the dog was duly chrlstened Horace Greeley.
He was then formally turned over 10 the ten
der mercles Of the gentlemen Of the Row,
they agreeing TO purchase for him beautiful
collar, and " keep him provided with choice
bones. That the debris Of the breakfast Ia
bles Of the hotels and boarding houses, at
which Greeley's guardians boarded, suffered
by this agreement has nothing whatever 10
do with this story. IL Is sufficient 10 know
two hours at time, and lived upon the fat
OF the Wlllards and the Ebbltt house, Prlnnl-
pally. No dog ser won the reapect OF his
masters quicker, or retained that respect
longer than did Greeley. Circumstance, those
same old circumstances over which nobody
ever did or ever will have control, often
sever the strongest Inks OF friendship. And
SO " was with 6reeiey'
Inc facts CONNECTED win thls sad anaI
VIII certainly charm the Ieader-or disgust
MN; mere they arei mnen the nanhlnk
PrNhege, OF some Oeher me anu uoa.n ques-
u2n, was OeIoIe Songuess, noI ~ T TiTIeoiey
. lWe REFER now 70 tne eui'1r OF .oe , ur,ynne
not MS nAmesakeJ came uoNn 70 waning
ton 70 smne upon suen fekniAtoIs ~ N
Iored ms lucas ana 70 osess tnose VINO oion
Al TINS time MI james y. iounR, inc
original owner oil thls retnarkaole aqg. v w
N ehsrse o. n s0e %sSa NJ bssaaoa,tsr.
Sns eSsy, 81 .,ev IN ~ c,.v One dsv tse VEN.
cradle eutoI eane nl.S eno on,v y, saa -
ing " an AEncuaa nsPI.s " ',y ~
mute aate, eon ,ll, Iss1hang yasps iso
Votea 70 inc eul'na.onIl 9eeS. III ,I yuoyns
nina oecane ~ en.shgu IN, ~ 'ne u. sSn,
OF us hiuIing suolre' I'm ny I'll III,
oon nsaI ~, ~, .na ,,oa,Ing ,hs Glowing
hhlieeene ny ~ w, hi,,b ~ ~ .nb
grate, anu kaPs o1o eyo ~ n aaas III, Wy .,nh
MAJ mn Wss ,sAn,ln nsaias 1 S,h a"u Az az
lul. ouuu9y Nvey Nuo ~, 80 - 90
mouse nakinS ~ w 49,, .ue o,,o.a , anI
win ~ nus ha'u Ia na, ,i,s Sss.,, 10y NJ
sl'er y. uey, S'u1 rah.Js u .,opg 9nard
pDDN suu Ia "Ps, ~. ,eS',.h hsS
over 'ne hole out " when ny ~ ni .,ss,. nHs
come is halnesAse gave tno nouso
lively ehase hrouhu iho aPaI. . l u Snu,
nnnlN wy Pu'Suou ""u Pui'"'' S~'As ''0.S
u uo noio'
Mr. oRRELhr LIFTED HIS POKER
and, with all the force he could muster up,
let drive at the escaping mouse. In the exc
element Of the moment lior whAt y more
exciting than mouse hunt except oS =
chase for the Presidency y Mr.. Greeley, miss
ing the mouse, struck MS nAmesske pluIno
across the back. No weil-educat9d Dog could
submit 20 sneh ue We sl esPScy ~ the
hands OF supposed friend, AND ~ an expia-
nation was Impossible, because OF the rage OF
one aud the stupidity Of the other, retaliation
was the quick result Greeley went Tor
Greeley o..,.-o,,t -n
GREEK MET ahhhkl
iha maker. eNoCutel n flank movement aud
took nip out OF the agricultural cat OF
Horace, The widest excitement ensuedi the
war on Tom Murphy wasn't slrcunistAhee
10 the fight with Greeley. The enraged
editor turned over tables, nung books, kicked
up and yelled out IKE an inebriated 90
manehe, The noise soon gathered large
CROWD about ine otncei passeroy s.oppo al
anu Iaineu onS p'PoaSSu W.. sa, ,I Iu ~
SaIslu ,Iii.S hn, ~, : ~, nnovad Al rsrs
,sanssaxad ,1,,h Nam Pressn,Iv n heroIc
tranSnhou VIII Ma ,,i ~ s n no,o,e
SensISs Intellect At once took IN the terrible
and scorn on Inc frightened crowd,
FLTRIcK DIooss -.
ior y was Ne aasneo toHaIu .ne enu "
burst into lne oilice, 10 the relief Of MS be
soul and body, 10 the New York Herald, and
nar,sLss m the DARING of mai paper. He
iSrsN N. maisslIc form Sgainst ne palpIta.
ting breast OF the exhausted WarriorI VINO
was very profane, and kicking out his heels
prevented further attacks Of the Dog. Lnrougn
the management OF plgBlns inc ehcitesien,
was soon lueneo, ano yruer ! "ns Ies.oIeu. y
~ opa 1us' ',sI =. ~ conr n Recoiioc'
the nhPPy PVp5soso ~, ~ III. 49, ~
Tons OF = busy hhe nnu ntSs uPou W,
promise Q, receiving "n" hho" Aoou'
WhnN, yorno hasrd n, the row ha Inn.
mneh ar, ounk noaiu " wy lV p ~ ~, Nv,
nediate ea.eo upon Deh, lS,o y,,,S IA ~, rn
president o. me OoIIssponaaen ~, u,,ti ~ y
4ues'ed tnM emeetng o. tno nenioe' m, y I.
Inat orEaniz ava OS sa ,'a,inn ~ M. a.o
neetihg wa se ~ NJ " Y1lS ITaslJ ne III.
haana " tne "a. '.aS,,,io' 800 nnsnI
iOons PpSonlsd sMI d '0''O'A "'''
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