New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
VOICES OF FRIENDS,
Continued from socond Pare


49, eoorer believed to vrong ana do" not b.
~ i9,,a itself: aud when hudug ~ o ott and
- tIeso made a Declaration on ll t,1,a Rights.
ns9 5r p Suffrage at Universal Amne', aud
was glad and yet sorry I9i N"~ yr,ting 20 THE
,tTpe~l. ion mat would Lollow IN .,dcncv was
.,,prNE early last Fail, asked u the SaIJ cost
,orth what DC cost oid not tnth tH n ia generals
y Hfg worth m1ro 20 the country u M ratayE his
a. forel hcr Though hc IS gone IE d-,,cj a,out
"a ole 10 passed the crsls, anu n has been
" S1f,ro ana % VIII continue ~ Yc, y. lorre
pow and op rms and the ability 30 also SHOWS M''
stlIcv himself might look appro'lhES,Y ,2,,,o, M
LsgontOr, Ind. fee s. iS'"
,orRyALIsr AND AN EMPEROR CONrRAsrtp'
M EDITOR Of rae Fr'bWHe.
c.. slIov me. n reader of your paper for
81 last 10 wears 90 express my delight That the journal
s.,,5ed wv our dead leader does moi pass from the
- .f ls disciples feel certain that al who have
lo,-rei n love Greeley viii unite in the sent
.,ept Although short time has passed SINCE n's
s,tb MANY are changing their opinions OF nun an" MS
,eus "Hc had 70 nc 20 become immortal just no"
N paris excited about the death Of Napoleon HIS
49,, d received with sigs Of relief, and NAV say OF
,,s,,ro Going the rounds OF business. the morning
- reeelnt OF the telegram announcing his DEATH
hari up1n every side, and in almost every case the
~ood morning supplemented win - ct cepe .Ii ea'
-. - old aud Young. male and female; ~ oest
80. ffo feeling of hatred ANA disgust ia winch his
memury hcI lnthe Gales ~ me eNvTs .,,,1 %
Sasl Gao extra edition OF thc l. oar 20 Nap9leonlste
sbee. which came ont n motrhihs ulu So US .u'3 WV WV
ssbog of being seen with &C. ann many rtecel IL Win
-. ia irfred which they took no pains " conceal
Win contrast o. tho death of oar NOBLE leader! MOI
one single gu of mourning M me streets Oh NC cry oi
.,.u. urr. Napoleon ruled Tor ID wears. Inc olei,
.o,Ie journalist was moUued by millions ia public,
- tIo,,ed 90 tine grave by the noted OF the lahl
lou IA Iut fgw hours before many were ms ho- lLct
crUoeus How strangely Mr. Greeleys opinion OF Napo-
iou and i. eud justified by the close OF las NE
f,Irs rf r.ofls experienced here; one less schentf
sns me peace of the country is IN the way the even
H.. f'-.rr.a proved IT, j. e. b.
PARIS Jan. ~ 1873.
WORDS OF REGRET AND GOOD CHEER.
70 me EdttOr y The TrtO tHe
SIR: Please send me two copies OF the I'yn-
aau Lecture. ana six OF Mr. GFeeley's campaign
aeecles Iaso want copies OF the "dcclaraton Of IN
dependence" by Horace GUeeley's disciples. Wll not
be agreeable TO you aul perfectly consistent % place
ono OF YOUR best eneSs of Mr. Greeley 40 the head or
Tho editorial column of your sESI-WEEKLY and WEERLYi
l am sure 10 would be very gratifying 70 your many
thousands OF distant subscribers His monument Of
r7arh and bronze a limited Jew who It's locl-
fCu There are many thousands throughout the entire
sofutrv vino have seen him life, less often.
and 10 whom his picture NJ the Ecad OF his grand oll
TRIBUNE would ue welcome. / was, Win thousands OF
stlcIs, trembling White AiE IRIDIUM setineu me.
OF its fate. and rei0ced more than can saw when
saw lbs declaration OF lndepeudeace rlocc0 Tor our
whole country also, that MI Greeieys Uscpies sJOu1
nrm ana that tuev had the heart 10 resolve ana yhe
means 10 command success. In the loss OF Mr. Greeley
every American industry has lost an advocate ana gro
rs prucpeS and the old TRIBUNE IS left To Us. II We
did not know its great projectors death we would
hardly discover has absence nave taken IL sluce us
heglluuC. ana also MS Nec 0rkcr ana INC IOJ 'dOb
l knew Mr Gret ey sincerely nOurncd ms lOssi nor
can vet feel recOucled 20 believe he ls forever gone.
Go Gn. grand Old TRIBUNE! The people are with Won
80 long you stand by them honesty TTuthLuly and
HagHOIla Putnam Co., H., Feb. 2, 1873