, 1875-11-01
thn pnrtn'Frhlp whom drc6ley wroto lin no,n,.

tho pnrtnnsa1,ip whom Qrc6ey wroto hi, ,>.,.
ihh1O !ttter in 1861, '''ciatr
:, Several anrc'lptcl rcrc rninte,1. nnom ,,,,-
thn h!hy Of sewAr,l't asking ncrmfttuan' 'a1h ..,'
ma's seily "Thmriow Wco,,." t},y. s:,M, t'A H.
wns a'co nnnnysHl by finding tint tho rronIa =,
A'D"''v i'naHihrl that hrs lrivnte s,,rnt .. a.
J!.lxe -. hackett. was Tie Govnrnor ut Now w
ih'' latter was boiMt congratulated II, TN :, =,
n,,1cF1 am wnn no ka'd. "tientlemsu. .hts il ;a ,
l..f,r o. n'!no hero Is 1ov. Reward."' NJ "
lio could not immediately recover ~. ~.
unconcerit. towards policy WA dehjuncl, '.i y
Denoi't tae sthtt. but it wns a Govcrna,cnt ~ ~
Which prodigal,ty was tho prevailing o!cn,sn..' 81
IL pacuninry matters Weed Wa gcncr's u'ata'. W
faMit. GrCnlov Rays Of hin Tint II he l,,a ~, ~
heard OF Washington and tho Stock 1h,ariI iI''ef ~,
had lived n sumo farofT. set s.,ldlrrnvo,aai! aa!
toy aewara ld prs5 ISu m,os nvS faan %s 1.,
resW'ndohcs with the tioycrnora pf ytroin,,s " y
which ho arRt1esl that TO assiHt s[aro To m
was not violation uf law, within tho u,es,,'pp u,pe
Of tho Federal Conrtitutton. 'Aeanlhs
max, ss'af II. AM sfa dnneste
III, that hit. Greeley talked With or Abont oua,
lions OF public policy and nothing cl.a, aia' y.
never HaiA Hy OF tloso little love aros 49,, ~
mon ~ tho Soma Of Adam. Suddenly Mr t.aa ea,'
10y went down to North Carolina whero Ills 'sys, via
era family. nnd told her In was ready 10 ,nss1.
her. The consent OF tho 1lnnter n Is secursJ -!
MARRIAGE took place, and thu parties rctu,nas :.
Now York: Mrs. Ureeley WAS dccleJ,y in f,soa 70
OF wotnanA sutrraCo. Tho ladics Of Tia tnnrn asn
ncnt hcenred tho aid Of George William c"r,s. u'e.
but tloy o"i''s'
COULD NOT no MICH Writ auErIEr,
S1ra. Grcolcy said ello would htIp to ro1I ~,
petlti"n deu1anauE tho rightn OF enfrss,as r1r >
hteeloy wns to make n rcpor! against suIrra1n,
0,fIt itafrr
Greeley and 5uu women Ind ,le,na,dsd won..s 1ns.
suffrage. Tho report aud tho petition wTr.
printed tn tho pAporH sdo by u,Ie nnd va
coped nj oyor tho country. way
Tho 1fibHn" was foutded In 1911. Strs. s,,,
tou quoted dFoe!oy's language. in whirl, ho .sy.
live, au honor TO himself and eo,t al ,ao... noun'
lnpnt to hin energy. '''na'
f1ecuy'a forte WAS to manage a metropo,it..
newspaper. md not To DO Governor II W..
York. Would" ahid Mrs. stanton, Stint .,pn w"
had a few marc Grceoys hero to warn yoi,r ci H.
zenp, AZ ho used to warn ls own, low t. , ysann s
nn1t T1eBdny."
Newards speeches wcre then referred t., ,ns
the lecturer said Tint tue expressions In sn,a.i i
them had found thoir way into tho Coustitutio;n
where they would remain I'LL that instrument
mollc1 into dist. Tho speeches Of SewaTa sn
slavery 10 exarpcratod tic Calhoun mon tb,,
thoy determined to hnatau tho cuurso OF esent
which were to finally take tho slave States out q,
tho Union.
BoTard was re- -eloctod to tho scpatc. thu IA
publican pnrty formed, and Greeley wroto NJ, n,
lettor wilicl caused n disruption nf tho I,iu,e
partnership. This letter revealed tla fact th,.
t;rceloy tad not oecn netting ail through them
ycarB as pllitanthroptat Int Ind all tLak lima
been thifatlug for Office. 1t was clear a. tbo
Chicago Convention that Seward could not raj
the nomination. and wl1ila tho Eaw Yotk dee.
CATION WAS instructed to 90 for seward, abont
onc-foltrth OF tho delegation Iobbicd ava1u.t
him. His defoat was owing to tho lnflutpce Of
these dissatisfied tlelegatos headed BY Greeley.
The lecturer gare = most graphic Dissertation
Of tho econo ut Auburn Wien lilo teeerant
bought fn tho nows OF Llncoln's noupa,iou.
Upon hoa1ing tho news, after aAorl silence, Lo
replied:
"SEyER MIND; n WILL ALL CONE or ntaur*
The cnnd1oa had burned low tho cid Lall,
wore silent md deserted; tho paeaous cnsen
dored by wnr were subsidlng, and peoplo of ali
politics would look back upon hs record WITH
sincere appreciation ut bis good and nobta quail
tics. md with tho deepest feeling OF charity ai
luis inilings wlfo Now York would proudly
claim Lin aa ono OF her Doblosk eoas.
1ira. stanton's lecture, although OF unusua
length, WA highly Interesting, aud kept tia n
tention OF tho audience until ita very close.