New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
HORACE GREELEY IN BRONZE
THE STATUE AND UNWILLING CEREMONY.


MORE SIGNIFICANT FOR TIE DELAY.
From The New. York Herald.
The monument to Horace Greeley was unveiled ye:.
terday win due cT W M if Dss "nmes sh"ad
b.. built to any citizen however cnhhe!t m Ms T.
"naii,ic, that live which men admire and come 70
rdo, are not always felt In the noisy icssrDrarDns
q" the hour There "a faculty In push ana go winch
mini make q larnum ~ conspicuous a, noliapat.e,
and vet what more g:Vtc,que than BaFhu'" uiue@
INT ', In.lv I'd, ucen dead eighteen years. and
although! hi, sr>oaiiy has lrs o S%% M the
rxat, sense Of the word. he wa> st,p.nda, ic "n
l,ali>n NJ ris, ,., Se o. hi Lay eminent con-
,.nporarl,, made The mistake Of believing tha. mo
world had "A serious Interest III VIVA. Nc Au ,a I'm
nrcd and We trust bronhcd lnciments 81 ~ khu
face ma; Tor al 'imc l1h d"Th ui"n ,. ss.rye com.
Ncw YORK; III Character ana emit, oe vel c,trant
m,uur;,tl"n and cmuIa"n. ~. pso"; 'ri'v he
inc"r"iten" hi, pG:. a Ky f. .'4 maj 10 day
ii%cr r,n,. 10 him ihtr he did n'' ann t. con
u. '', ~, my, ,nry -, noble and Instructive should
le preserved in bronze and stone
\ rEIIa'rE w"ErlIlLI Bestowed.
From The Ncv \ OK star.
r uuv.ii,r. Of the Of Horace Greeley I'D thi
chs, ,,.,'riay call attention aStin Il the proie
'lN ,i, I,uror,ant publi, service oi one Whom
N, ,nuntryu,n wal r"i b. lhey ever 70 "ree' ,hS
hr,al. Is appropriately pl"cd IN 10" io,t ot , .U
t.,,.uu~ figure and ~ c'nn"' ,in VIII ''' ~"
vhich ne bounded and made ,i''f>>''''' ,,uc. m,
OF p,hl nave IN abundance, ,Gs
su, trlutc ,"c I, t. neil -, I, Nth n him
in life is not often more worthy nesto"e 'onc the
tn, in,.nn'r. H." r.," ct , nr ,D,.rnirsd As
i" a. pahri,t private individual nG
al rcM'",tn, Insa I, or IT, .,r ns men
ilr wa, dcn.rcd with the most Snr"FGa at dozen
newpapsr Me y. TIM i,m 'T" n alpa "" T. aV The toand
U,n, for the journalism # t"dty. ~. , mn
stand, ln"r""t !" I al ntcIctnal powcr| and
| turns "nihu>la>m IL -i' ''''' '
| -a-d' ny
THE BASIS "r TIRE GREATNESS
Prom The New York World. .. "a
Yic statue ri Horace ''r'el"v nnveileu III H r'.w .
The Tribune office yr,tic.l lnn'" g., III. shr,wd KINDLY
mmt~,arirr m. noble head and the >i"n.tn ,,nrr
o the great editor Ii%i'''c ' hi moral pur
III i'". ,n seI, ii ,-rr -crvc tisa people A'eH
| intellect and al i"i'>t h''''
MIR. WARD. rFLtr"rS CoHcEri""'
From The New No.h Pros.
SATURDAY tn. 10th "i >cri"n3c"' ~. W.. ,r,r It
! after A n,,a j.. iw n American hi,t"st. "'n.r', A.
simultaneously cIr'h'd Arcii'H arr ti' .,,,. II
lt"rIiun john t"'"y Nan" ,,,. ~' a. .sailSn b,
! II rae t;rccl'y Un>"'"d "ifr a. ,,r,hy IL
hnu,,rv MI, he'll Drp,H winch Wa AI"c With ns
M, ,n!m"n; o:ai"r h"'i r',,., m,o yiw ava
wnrtIN OF the rli' -i"a'c>l !pi'!i i,''' c'' rhe
tie hnowId,r % y" ~ u" pI,:'.9: addition t" tn.
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the mar rll1u-ly "lh". t'rn! Garnet ,Nii!a'r,SS
non al
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,rirr.>t tn hear al" al >ii'i TX H"'.' ,.,
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To- T. ,c,ict that II .rcn' L. II, ih', ne 'I ,,iri
rn, h.I,. l,n !, a .iu;,. irlt"p.ih' poe" II W. 49,
,h. ,,., ter uf Horace. ,i,'l'' NilicrN p'lri,'
~ yrr,r uN IA, ~uu >uiNNiu- ANA I"ii"'r" i''c""'
tu...uDL clarence - oman
Earth. let thy >n.t">t mantle rc"t
IN thi> cllld to thee ictuIhiDs'
En~ h,, VT. uurturti AZ tNN brtA't
I'D loved i.''' Nth tlic'r NchniiS'
Ia, hunN thy nrli, AID wp"iL,nd WAYS
\.d held tlN hui.,;l",' sou H. trpther.
A>lc,p. i,.>"nd blame ar praise
W., iri hun la H. Oh. G'rtl' mother'
DID rllF. rul NpE. roEl+>EE ALL TIE FIIlk E'
Fran, The liuohl>u >tti:l;I'i tn!on.
4, .m odd IIuv,,r UIrr.cN. warm hearted impulsVo
ui.,,nuut.:,l. tndiN itA,~ his >,it hy PioAy - II
v,,c ~ il great entrance o me ii'nh'ie
vh,r" al Who pass ma, sc NJ nil"''' % ma ana
IN enduring bronze. while generations 1" hci '"n'o ""S
Mr. ,.r,riry did rrca, work and bnii'r pernaps
v,.rr than knew Mh'u III lh' wV'h' II, ~
,,, ~ All n\,y the world. and has cen an ilHue'c1
wv 'n.., N, and pr,.r,',> tor nearly hall - century.
r,r ,,r,,,ni- Of the un>cilhs were HUM ipr >ueA
al, ,,,u, IN the history of american chtcrpri>e'
r,r CRAFT EVERYWHERE IN SYMPATHY.
From The brooklyn tliN"n
rh, ,r,urlct.i, cf The New YUrl; Tribune unveiled
lin, a., Horace. Greeley. the founder Of tile paper,
| go, n stand, al the cntriuce ~ lie tribune
,,',n, and designed Ia attest tic honor IN which
H. n.,,nr, the great JON ht>t l., ch bN Inc hien
~, INV. IN various been called upon 10 con'
,,n". f,. work wlirh he began and lived hong enough
~, -, ,t with success. Every journalist III Wv
| land Will Join spirit with The tribune peops ~
.r..ly career, though fail Of trDulaton> ana 500
,n.J hy disaster AT the end, was al all stages uiaiiv
l nff.Af In - lA