The New York herald., 1872-12-04

vine Paternity Dr Chapins on Fih avenue, Of
served for The immediate friends Of the deceased and for
the invited guests Private societies and citizens
w as 80 ase Ak @ pass M 1e
please station themselves ia Fifth avenue north
procession win Ss through FIN io Fourteenth
street Fourteenth street to Broadway, Broadway TO
guests the s au,nSrisss win assemble the
rwSmsy s So, Of The som%,,tss :, room No City
cts seats church to the number allowed by
ESch aoaer Of ticket for sea, in church win then
be furnished with coach ticket by the secretary on ap
George W Roome and Edward Van Rsnst win superin
IN !se ioiiosins order rom ias Si,y Hall
Of judges and % other New York city
Jersey city, Newark, Long Island City and other ado
Military and civic officers Of the United States;
Oicers OF the government OF the state, and of other
oaicers RS Of the county of New York
The list OF pallbearers cannot yet be published
The following is the programme Of arrangements
made by the police:-
Superintendent Kelso Grand Marshal Of the funeral
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assembled at Headquarters last night, when the
AT At meeting Of the st. Joseeph's Roman Catholic
Temperance Association In their hall, Sixth ave-
nue. and West Washington place. last night,
series Of resolutions were passed expressive Of
as Mr.. Greeley, as a Christian gentleman and as
the friend Of total abstinence.
The corossE.; Once Closed.
The eoreaeEs' ONCE win be closed to-day from
eleven O'Clock A. NJ to two O'Clock P. NJ, as mark
ofrespect to the memory Of the late Horace Gree
BY order Of the Board of Coroners
JOHN I. TOAL.. Clerk.
Mr.. Greeley and the Associated Press.
ASSOCIATED PRESS Rooms,
NEW YORK, Dec. 8, 1872.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the Assoca
ted Press held this day, the following resolutions,
offered by Mr. Erastus Brooks and seconded by
Messrs. Jones and Bangs, were unanimously adopt
ed:-
That we receive @ Wn feelings Of deep
founder Of the New York T,itaae for more than thirty
tors n the organization Of the Associated Press OF the
the % Press Of the
and e il and
sseu M we es see s es e
earnest labor action and manly
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LOSING all this i% one for many years
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oT than r s o his @
Resolved That our pIoioundest sympathiies 20 ont t.
double $asion q the loss q %ciSss sSa isiSss Within
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M Us ri the aS s M Or a e Of n
chroniclers the great Of the world 1t
rs to ss a oe ais S
the That and % a's ns sa Be
warded to the family Of the deceased and published by
Resolved That the members Of this Association will at
'enu 'As 'u"e'1' o. 'Ne 'f David n STONE, President
Action OF the American Press AssocIa-
ti0n.
At meeting OF the Directors of the American
Press Association, Mr. Howard, of the New York
star, in the chair, and Messrs. Francis Wells
president of the Association, OF the Philadelphia
Bulletin; Robert 9. Durham, Boston Times; Ro bert
Johnston, Ereni'ag Matt; George c. Bartholomew
! New York Ne,us; Feodore Micrson, Ne,o YOrke1
Journal; G. Wharton Hammersley, Germantown
| Chronicle, and Sidney Dean Providence Press
present, the following preamble and resolutions
! were adopted
Whereas the death Of Horace Greeley has removed
par excellence Of kind benefacor Of the race and ar
cor e ess and H M star ia hereore writer
Resolved That the directors of the American Press
ing to the family Their dead friend ID their @ hearty ant
Rssoss Ss f star and more especially
to whelaw Reid and Samuel Sinclair they express hei
cee ecndcenae With their Hs, sorrow row ss'1 Au ''' s
these resolutions Se published j. TIE the
his late associates in business
Address OF the National Democratic
! Committee.
The National Democratic Committee have issued
the fOllowing:-
i HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL DENocRArc)
i COMMITTEE,
] NEw YoRx Dec. g. 1872
The Democratic National Committee did, in July 1872
with unanmity unprecedented the history Of the
party nominate as their candidate for the Office OF
President OF the United States Horace Greeley of New
York
six States cast their electoral votes for him nt the
late election and millions Of i'll the other States
where failed Of success testified their appreciation of
his noble character and the great service he had
10
But Horace Greeley Is dead, and the splendor the
political victory achieved by his opponents Is now
diminished by the which this sad event has
upon the Ieople whom he loved and who regarded him
Of The best truest and bravest of The les.
Of his pure and bameless life will long remain I'm
pressed upon the in which he lived.
Every beat OF his great heart was in sympathy with
| humanity In its broadest form. He loved the govern.
ment he loved his feowmen and the abors OF his whole
! life were 10 elevate the condition OF mankind
No struggle for liberty civil religious, ever
made the surface Of the earth since his manhood be-