, 1870-05-02
NEW YORK..
Professor Br0WnSQn on the Duties
OF American Catholics.
Gard from Horace Greeley in Vim
dication Of the Character Of
the Late Albert D.
Richardson.
Special DcspAtch to Tbs Chicago 111buut.


NEW YoRK, May 1.--Parties have arrived her
from South America to arrange for surveys for tn
railway from the waters OF the Amazon River t,
GnAyaqujl, On the Pacific coast The Kussial
Government has offered concessions for the con
siructlon Of the line.
THE MCFARLAND CASE.
There wt3l probably be repr1maud given In tn,
Mcfarland case 1o-rotrow, advising counsel Of
both sides not to indalEe In qusI1cls in future
The private counsel, abotlt which John Graham
has made SO much noise, was engaged at the re
quest Of District Attorney Garvin, who repeatedly
told HchatlEong frienls that he desired a8stst
ance In managing the case.
BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING.
The forty-siAth anniversary Of the New {oIs
York Bible Society, was held tonight. The aggre-
gale distribution Of Bibles and Testamcnss In the
nast year WIS seventy thousand. ut a cost o1
5000.
. AID FOR TIE RICHMOND SUFFERERS
The Chamber Of Commerce Fill neef to-tao7ow,
to tale action about the Richmond calamity.
Several PIRATE parties hare already subscribed
an nmount aeKEcgatinK 5000
CuLOKEp MILITIA REGIMENT.
The coloTetl people Of Williamsburg viii meet
next Wednesday evening, to form regiment ot
State militia.
ITO the Associated Pret,}.
PERSONAL
: NEW FoRE, May 1.--Prcstdcnt Grant went to
Ezabs It, sgsnng gaTSp aaa paaed the Sun
EMI1RA11oN TO COLORADO.
TWO hundred emigrants leave Monday Tor Colo
RADIO.
Councilman Mc1aFc md two officers Of the
Passalc lIe trying to queil Hot on Friday night
were 10 badly beateh that they are not expected to
PROFESSOR BR0WKsoN uy THE POLITICAL pu11Ea OF
AMERICAN CATHOLICS
on 16e Po1iteaj ntlss of Gtboca II ID IL nniEed
States, " In which he said: " The Pope does not
make the Law. He promplgates and defines The
wSe 81 ase s% IL Gd fe
tested agaiuse the separation Of Church and Slate,
to the prevention Of which he Nns willing to tlerote
all bis powers sEen: e. 4 1esssa4f IT.. bis life
The Tribune Tomorrow viii print the following:
ol ha, aeg eeanse II
the prosecution Of tie Mcfarland case, and to
connect my came herewith, I feel impelled 70
5eude 5sS .as as5s as they nReh as 1ss
staud. Daniel McFavlana ii On .ria, Tor the mur-
der at Albert b. Richardson. His defence Il tn-
a 81 nat u xeH OF ~
vas not called to pronounce as q witness, AMI I
hare nothing to say I'd any other capacity. trust
ill., Of I'll ea1 ay
be adduced. have not the fetnsest Wish that
they should regard II with 1evity or uufavorable
pre1ndlcc, esteeming the hanging of sane men .
Insane Enan with horror, Rnd, whether his loss of
reason wa5 tmpelleI By truth or falsehool,
makes no Inference 10 the eye Of tue law. Ny IN
tere5t In this case centres not In tAe rng but In
the dead. Albert D. Richardson waa my friend.
I have travelled and camped with him When We
we're almost aionc upon the vast solitude OF the
plains, and Knew him 1s brave, EencrnuR+ and no.
bac- 1neyef hcar.l anyone breathe a Whisper to
his dlscIed!. until this trouble arose. That he
conId be guilty Of scducfng wife trpm her hus.
band is contrary 70 all ever knew or believed Of
hin; that he could deliberately resolve 10 fHstM
a woman. known to him as lewd and wanton, as the
Mother Of s snd1en + 70 utterly Inerse
has not ret been t0tdat all events, fs not gener-
ally understood. Richardson Is dead. He cauuot
for W. %so mat M ga
those efforts must be put forth under great d!sad-
rantsgea. The other story has possession Of the
public ear. Powerful Influences and interests are
looks upon woman merely as an instrument OF bis
lust and never aided one In distress. except with
e. 10 hf5 a ns ra mss
~ he rnes In his owu breast; and
IS specles Of properly whereof the title can not
&c altnatcA apy tnorr than II she wcsc horse Or
a9 o1T nsass % e ~ ts
houId be developed, and that my deceased friends |
nez1ory should be vEnd'catcd from unJust aspes-
1UISr C-1lSN H1 kuC 1&sL&Et A%tViuN5 y 1GH Ah4
Iefore that appointed for the commencement Of [
his trial, to ask him II he desired anT aid In per-
oInjng this dutJ assigned him By law- bad not /
'ef0re seen Mr. GarTin since ne were felloW- ]
MEMBERS Of The Constitutional Convention, and |
laL not communicated With him III any mannet. }
n answer to my inquiry, he sa:a he preterrea 70
'aye able counsellor associated With hin IN the
,losecutson, and named Mr. Edward Tlerzen0nt !
s such counsellor. called on Iii. rerrepont &C.
orttnelF, hut he Ras obliged to tTy important |
:ases for the government throughout April, and
ou1d not assign that public tlnty to another.
'orted that decision 10 Mr.. GarEin, who soon |
!tter sent me word tnat he wished 1ndge
!es suggested either name to -:
sarytn, nor indeed any other. then called /
It Judge Davis once, and, not endtng hiua stated
he District Attorneys wishes to hfs paE.neF,
Judge Henry E, Davis, who assured me thai II
'ossihle, III. GafVin's request should be obeyed /
;uch ts the history Of my agency in this matter.
cted In behalf Of Mr. Richardson's friends, and
t the suggestion Of one Of them residing ID his
'aure State. am surc he would
ave gladly done as much aud more for me had Il
'een my tate 10 have been nrst assassnated+ and
hen untusty covered with ooloquy, and bis to sur.
Ne. II my effottB ahslt have contributed, rs
ow feel confident they Will have done, to slndt-
ate hts memory from sou,c part OF the WRONG
fhich has been done II, shall rejoice, whatever
1ay be the fate OF bis destroyer.
{S.gned) Hon1cE GREELEY"