Browsing named entities in The Daily Dispatch: February 27, 1861., [Electronic resource]. You can also browse the collection for H. Greeley or search for H. Greeley in all documents.

Your search returned 3 results in 1 document section:

The Daily Dispatch: February 27, 1861., [Electronic resource], Mr. Lincoln in Washington. (search)
-law. Mr. Ledyard, leaving Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Seward closeted together. In a few minutes after General Cass had left a servant appeared with a card endorsed "H. Greeley." Mr. Greeley was waiting in the passage, and the servant returned in a few minutes with the reply that "Mr. Lincoln is engaged." Mr. Greeley questioned him, anMr. Greeley was waiting in the passage, and the servant returned in a few minutes with the reply that "Mr. Lincoln is engaged." Mr. Greeley questioned him, and on ascertaining that Mr. Seward was there, and that he passed the card to him as he gave the answer, was quite furious. He had just arrived and presented himself in a new black suit, and a black suit, and a black beaver, looking better than I have seen him for some time. Having cast, the vote of Oregon for Mr. Lincoln, he had cMr. Greeley questioned him, and on ascertaining that Mr. Seward was there, and that he passed the card to him as he gave the answer, was quite furious. He had just arrived and presented himself in a new black suit, and a black suit, and a black beaver, looking better than I have seen him for some time. Having cast, the vote of Oregon for Mr. Lincoln, he had cause to exclaim et tu brute. There is no longer any doubt that Mr. Seward has the inside track of the ribune. Mr. Lincoln was afterwards called upon by the President, Senator Powell, Hon. Preston King, Vice-President Breckinridge, Senator Doolittle, Commodore Spalding, and other gentlemen of note. A throng of ladies, amon