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 HORACE GREELEY.
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Who is there that dues no, know HOr- ace Greeiey-ei,h'r perso ally or by reputation ? and who that ever saw any body that began to be just like hm Many there be whh have the same aPPaA ren, psy ysical sanfsfsMt,an. hes tfins 2 middle s5zrd msn dtt.ehtly tall, wiih the ussal compliment of limbs and features yet Horace Greeley is Horace Greeley nnd nobndy else. To see hrh at his tdi- ,oriaI ta ble at work-for he's great wor- ker, Horace Greeley is-you would he apt to exclain, ia a tone of sur prise, '' Is that Ho ace G erley, that does things up in the Tribune in such style!" Yes. friend that whne-haired, bald headed. neat sighted, seemingly "iitle old man, is Horace Creel-y, the editor of one of the ablest papers in America. "He looks verdant,' does', he1 "Wel;, my friend u can't be. denied he has a vcrdant louk wi,hal at times, But if you insis. upon it. that Horace Greeley is" green" you will. I'm very sure, find you have been most rgregiously taken in. No, no, triend, Horace Creole, is po,g'een, he is not tn fact what he secms-not that the editor is deceitful. no, no, a Tlain, blunt, homes, man is Horace Greelev.-b h's looks will lie, ar,ifnes, no. ihr editor, mind. To see he real Horace Greeley in a state of development you must ste him speaking, when deeply interested n some great subject-iLen it IS Y" he ap- pears," as it were, from behind tie cur> ,ain, with all the gass let on-and you look vsinly for any ,hng green a0ou' him. At such times, lha; b"ldness, 50 suggestive, at other times, of sens'oiiity becomes all at once part oI one f the mos, expressive countenanccs ever a'- tached to mere human--and the few re- snain,ng hairs so redoleDi. as it were. o th- same tact, suddenly become embued seaeh particular hair,' ~ith wisdom power, and trmh-and then those teeth G hi>,--whHer than the whitest you eve' saw, evidently ail unknown to the vIi' Virginia weed, give br"uty 10 his TX prssioB such us lsdrs cali "altUgeihe lovely

 As public speaker, Horace Creole, is not so JGuf," as many wh, hold ,he public eav-beipg near.s'eh,e, he holds h,s notes close to his nose, ah, ma kes use of no gs siUfes, or any of 1h tr.rks ot oratory. 10 capiivate the fancy bu, go+s on m s,raigh'-forward marne to the point which to those 10 ~fOu manner IS eserytb,Dg. is sbocking-bu o those who preter the substance 10 thu shatow of ihngsshe is one of the mos Interesting of s; eakeTs, commanding ih' serenrsi attention of his audience, eveI on the dryest of schjs cts. As wriie sRJ,an editor, few surpass h,m. And 'h' ,nfa upnce of his pen on public morals. Gsc is fsi,. ,hr"ugh ou, ,be length and Lread,l ofiheiand

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 In short, Horace Greeley. though q lissEss 'A we bit nDceuth," especiail,

 when walking in the streets, encased II that venerable whilish suFtOul of his, will b,s tCowsss hall way up his legs, world too small-sbuhiing along, as hs