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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24

An Incident OF thc Legislative InvcstiGs-
ftOu.

An Incident Of thc Legislative lnvestiGa.
Jacksonville H. (Dec 20), correspondence Chicago Re.
Tho following letter Is o. several unesrshsd By
in taxing testimony against Dr.. McFsr,snd. Il ~
written some three months before Mira Packard loft the
institution and beng unno.,csd sy the Doctor !. z
bitter hatred, and provoked Mrs Packard's warfare
against the hospital snd It's superintendent.
JAcKsoxvnLk Dec. Is 1884
nv Txux FsxSD-Rsv, DR.. Humphrey, President q
ea On Tho saSsc. o. ns.rmoas ussd o say 70 sssm
1T not best Tor you young gentlsmsn, y
1D g. Hss % q
Now, Dr. Mcfarland. like this prncpis contains N.
important practical truth and since my principles ailew
my protector, have concluded 10 apply his advos g
myself BY marking you - my future husband: fos
%Sos could
as my head-as the husband Should ~ 20 The wifA To
unlso x ne S fountain q cosuss love Within ne vhess
depths meFtai hiss ever yst sounded THIS key
Confidence q PI ,ruc woman the only rsspsnss AK
pack Of lie. before sns pabI'c which Psoi.
vindcaiion Of my sssaiIsd character. u before
leave this institution you issue the nrst
snan twenty-five copies. on your own risk. trusting
simply TO my vsba promise 70 pay you back the whole
this institution shall regard the act my part A
engagement scaled 10 DO yours alone until death parts
us You continue 10 be A. you now are, husband
In a Fariand-so far on that none but my eye
dscera the relation In youun Gods proyldence brings
you enough 70 gnzs The 70 alton wh bodily
senses love your spirit. your msniiness now; but
must not love person long as that love 10 Justly
cllimed By another wonan-yonr legal wife. am ne
widow. Dr. Mcfarland. for my heart has never bssn
welded Itis whole and sound and unapproprated.
except you, the arsi true man nave ever met 40
ceptt know this is bold step for me 70 take, but
you know sm dauntless 10 the right ! have Gus
10 love true man, even " no " 10 faron land or
Farinnd aud IN he 10 the true man take fnm 10 be-
won't offend him expose my honor or virtue 10 iss
him know II, TOO.
have written my thoughts Tor feelings rather, lest
verbal uterance be overhaul ! wish - one, exceps
your own private SOUL know OF thssct II must -
sacred profound secret beswe.n us trusting entirely
TO your honor Chrst-iikc man
fhis must be burnt, since an exposure OF might
impsril my virtue In tho estimation OF perverted hu-
mansty Ina my own hcsrt docs nst condemn me Coz
the act nsi,her docs God ccnaelna for loving his
image.
TSsophilus, my SOD, will DO tventycns the seven
tecnth on next March, and should oiier 10 protect me
ngainst another outrage from my husband. will GO
with him as my protector and take charge Of my ohii.
dren al that time Yours In the best Of bonds,
ELIZABETH
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Proposed National Conservative Convention.

Proposed National Conservative Convention.
Some OF tho Southern papers are endorsing
recommendation adopted at . recent con-
servative meeting In Georgia-that national
convention Of the conservatives Of the Union
be held in Louisville on the 22d oil February,
70 take into consideration the restoration and
preservation Of the Union according to the prin-
ciples OF the constitution. Such an nssemblage
ut this time is not necessary. The grani con.
sentative convention OF the nation will be held
at the polls next November, when the people
will cast their votes for President and Vice
President in manner that Will hurl radical
revolulionists, negro supremists and oil black
anarchists from power, and establish an adj
ministration in which wisdom, justice, modera-
ton and fraternal feeling will prevail and the
now paralyzed and furnishing South be restored
in some degree TO her former prosperity. That
Is the sort Of convention TO which the people
Of the United States should send full nd
powerful delegations
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interests in The Pacific render such . naval
station absolutely necessary. Japan, by this
last move. has taken place far ahead Of
China, and ii is for us to cultivate with the
former still closer relations. There is yet
wealth in Asia which it is in our power TO turn
TO some practical account.
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Parson Beccher Goes to tho Devii--for an
Illustration.

ParsOn Beccher Goes TO tho Dcvii--fOr an
Iliastrntion.
Mr.. Henry Ward Beecher rsjoices that he Is
not as others are, and points his finger particu-
larly at this wicked ciy. He says it is owned
by The Devil. 1t certainly is wicked place,
and it may be true that it is owned in hell, Ii
proprietor, If there is any Dsvil. But we do
not believe it We do not believe that the
Devil would trouble himself with such o posses
sion. He would scorn to own . city not ten
times as wicked. What are our vices, our
crimes, our hypocrisies, TO his appetite for
evil? Mere crumbs, chaff, vapor. No, no.
There is nothing on this Continent that the
Devil would consider good game short Of the
city Of Washington and the Congress OF the
United States. There is corruption, fraud, mag
nifcently imagined vice, indescribable. depths
and heights Of evil fl to feed tho DEVILS
thought, and that place is certainly the Devils
particular vanity" lat who is responsible for
-Congrcss-for that agglomeration Of man to
whom the most stupendous of all corruption is
trifie? Beecher. No man over did more than
no (not many men so much) for the propaga-
ton Of that rank political growth, that mon
grel morality, by way Of which the councils Of
the nation have degenerated 70 what they are.
Beecher admits that he is political preacher !;
he defends himself in it and his political SER
mons did much to foster that ruthless radi-
calism that Is now making the whole Southern
country an Internal fen OF misery. These be
good works for man to plume himaelf upon
in giving others over to the Devil.
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A Pertinent nsr.tien.

General GilIem, Of tho Trsedmen's Bureau.
has written . report describing the awful con-
dillon OF the negroes in tho South. who are
driven almost 10 desperation from want Why
10 not the radical papers publish IT. Are
they afraid to lay this terrible testimony OF the
bad legislation Of their party before ihcir read
ers? II looks like II.
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INTERNATIONAL Library CpURrxsrKs--Ac crYospondeae
OF Cincinuais paper taking about Dickens says tbae
in 1857, when Horace Greeley In London, he sous
Dickens letter Of Introduction from Now York friend
Dickens did not call o. II. a. but sent him note ask
Ing Greeley 70 drop In upon him al tho ONCE 9
venient or coufss Greeley never visited hms
nos has he called uron Drkens eince his IS
ton, this story OF Longsliow and Bulwer In9Gielow
visited London waen he Vas yong and Y! ,.,s
from Louis Gaylord Clark. Calling - buiwer's ses.
denee. he mss the novelist upon he nsy@ NM goass
ont and vers presented his letter. n mr ssxesx
glanced ~ the signature, said testify 49,. ~. =
such acquaintance with me q au1nos!z@ usm " W4ep
ducs NJ oae," "a thea oOeig walked AwV
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ROBBERY. ARSON AND MURDER AT HAvEaHlLt. MASS
A Bank Thief shoots and Kills Policcmaa-
Escnpe Of ei,c Murderer.


From tho Evoning Telegram OF yesterday.l
Bosrox, Dec. %, 1857.
There great excitement In the neIghboriug town e
Haverhl this mernng attempt to rob tho Mer-
rmac National Bank and the shooting OF olcer Burn
ham by tho robber when he attempted 70 arrest him.
Tho affair occurred just before daylight whom
ard couple Of officers started 70 give an alarm.
In passing tho bank they hoard an exposicn In.
side, aud experimenting robbery made ex nation.
One OF the officers stationed himself at the front door
aud officer Burnhn wont around 70 the rear, and - h0
passing one OF the side windows Of tshe bank an
tue burglar drew pistol aud shot the ocer through the
hond, killing him instantly
The supposon "a ,ha. The robber and murderer IL The
Gre 10 the paint shop and that he did Il FOE
the purpose OF dvertng attention while he rfcd the
bank.
Investigation proved that the lock OF the outer door
OF the bank vault had been charged with powder and
gnted, the door found 10 DO blown open couple
OF inches. No robbery, however, effected ~ tue
proceedings OF the thief were interrupted above
described. but he made good his cscape.
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ton has reduced tho South to it's present has-
ardous and deplorabie condition. IL Is the
duty Of Congress now 10 listen to the stats-
menis Of these officials, who write Of what they
know, and to give heed TO them by taking I'M
mediate action TO relieve the Southern people,
black and white, In their present great emer-
gencY.
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FERRY GAsEs.--Will not some mcn1br Of
tie Board Of Aldermen, FOE humanity's sake,
call for the ordinance which was passed by the
Councilman three months ago requiring The
ferry companies 70 cree! gates on their bridges,
in order that Tho lives Of passengers may be
protected
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho United States frigale Guerrero flagship OF The
South Atapiic squadron; the gunboat HURON and che
despatch steamer Wasp were Rio Janeiro November
rs all we'll. The s;oop Pawnea vas at Bahia N0vem.
Der 20. with all on board WE'LL
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MURDER IN CINCINNATI.
From the Evening Telegram Of ,

From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.l
CINCINNATI, Dec. as. 1867.
cold bloodcd murder was committed last night On
Fifth street. An noiIcnsivs man, named Eimoro smith
shot by rufan for merely joslling against him.
The wounded man expired ono hour Afterwards. Tue
assassin made hiss escape but person namod Moore
who CHARGED with tho murder was arrested In Cow
ingtcn this forenoon
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At this juncsuro tho ares reorganzod and attacked
them 10 turn ard laughiercd them fearfuiy. coming
or with decided victory although suffering considers
bly, Ia loss OF guns The cholera had disappeared from
among the allies
The Georgia Convention adjourned yesterday until
tie sth a January after stormy over The re-
frsa The State Treasurer TO nay thom. d.acfment
oil troops len MHcon Tor NllcdgcViie last night some
purpose Supposed DO connected with The refusal Of the
treasurer
The Canadian Parliament adjourned a Saturday until
the 18th Of March several precautionary acls against
lenan nvasoEs passed and approved By the Gov
ernor GeaaiaL
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AMusENEErs rms EyENiSa

BANvArD's OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM Broad.
way ana Thirticih atsse--Oua MUTUAL FeNsp
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JAMES GORDON 8ENnET
PROPRIETOR.
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maten SbIdfer. 9anf, 9anf, 5br Srennse
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SIS afhinntpfi 4. SUM.

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