TRIBUTES OF THE NORTHERN PRESS.

He was the Embodiment of the Spirit of 443

the New South—_From the “New York

World,”_

A Thoroughly American Journalist—_From 444

the “New York Herald,”_

A Loss to the Whole Country—_From the 445

“New York Tribune,”_

What Henry W. Grady Represented—_From 446

the “New York Commercial Advertiser,”_

A Far-sighted Statesman—_From the “New 448

York Star,”_

An Apostle of the New Faith—_From the 448

“New York Times,”_

The Foremost Leader—_From the “New York 449

Christian Union,”_

A Glorious Mission—_From the “Albany, 450

N.Y., Argus,”_

His Lofty Ideal—_From the “Philadelphia 452

Press,”_

His Patriotism—_From the “Philadelphia 454

Ledger,”_

Oratory and the Press—_From the “Boston 457

Advertiser,”_

The Lesson of Mr. Grady’s Life—_From the 458

“Philadelphia Times,”_

His Loss a General Calamity—_From the 459

“St. Louis Globe-Democrat,”_

Saddest of Sequels—_From the 461

“Manchester, N.H., Union,”_

A Life of Promise—_From the “Chicago 462

Inter-Ocean,”_

Electrified the Whole Country—_From the 464

“Pittsburg Dispatch,”_

A Large Brain and a Large Heart—_From 465

the “Elmira, N.Y., Advertiser,”_

The Model Citizen—_From the “Boston 467

Globe,”_

A Loyal Unionist—_From the “Chicago 468

Times,”_

His Work was Not in Vain—_From the 468

“Cleveland, O., Plaindealer,”_

The Best Representative of the New 469

South—_From the “Albany, N.Y.,

Journal,”_

A Lamentable Loss to the Country—_From 470

the “Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,”_

A Sad Loss—_From the “Buffalo, N.Y., 471

Express,”_

Words of Virgin Gold—_From the “Oswego, 473

N.Y., Palladium,”_

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