Greeley Replies on Senatorship. endorsing editorials
Horace Greeley writes from New York November 14 1866 to Newburg Journal stating he will accept the United States Senatorship if elected and will serve if chosen by the Legislature without influence. The New York Times endorses Greeley and urges the new Legislature to recognize his qualifications for the post.
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