New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

mental organization that ne was not able 10 grapple wit
sstic impulses. his the nature that would make
the woman he loved, an idol Gentlemen. after he ha
hnshed ms stndes ne struggled on and finally succeede
listened TO the lectures OF savie and others He r,
SoP and m aha Was hGned to TN Tn
an additional claim upon us After that he apponte
Professor of Logic and BellesLetire and Elocution II
BraEdywine College In Delaware, and remained Their
| until that College was burned down.
have directed attention to this little history AM
to those facts because believe that all VIII be legit
matey called to bear upon the great question in thi
case man OF intellectual development, man of rip
education. man OF delicate and sensitive mental or
ganzation, man Of high and honorable and gentle in
stncts is more apt TO be driven 10 madness by
sion OF his marital relations than who only lives t
crafty the senses In ls52, while passing through the
state ofNewHampshire, he became acquainted with the
woman who is to figure in this case This girl about
years OF age She was factory girl at that time
without education, and this mind that she possesses
day as you will hear by and by has been the fruit Of the
careful aud the aectionate and the assduOus attention
OF my client; Her father was poor weaver. lie re-
membered her. and i've years afterward, on the
I4n nbn ,Sd S December, 1857, he married her sne
wedding day did the happy bIide dream
that the day she gave away her love to him she placed
life After this marriage they lived for many years hap
PLY together Their first child born to them, and
Providence early removed that first born from this to
better world and spared IT the misery Of this day, and
cful God pleading for the fallen and ruined mother
h% has wTSGst I. nr ont all the misery They had other
father. the only one of the family who appears here.
There is another gOldcu.hairCd boy that this
speaks Of in poetry named after his father upon whose
face that father has not been permitted TO look FOR
a weary and miserable year.
In the course of this trial attempt may be made
attack the habits and the character OF tins defendant
citizens, covering space Of many years that this
made ample provision for his family that he was an
afectOna;e husband ard kind father. We prepared
TO bring members of the bar with whom lie associated,
showing that in an intimate acquaintance with him they
another. He had been successful; he had acquired
property he had acquired land IN the West and real
estate in this city and he furnished this woman with
But by-and.by the wheel took turn. lie became un.
Fortunate and he lost his property Then 1t that the
seeds Of dissatisfaction first began be sown and on
occasion this said all that need TO make
York is money" He was ever kind to her and provided
oftentnes comparatively lucrative employment for her
fatkcr, and the OF the took from the hospital
her uncle brought him away took Of him, and that
uncle died. with blessings TO this defendant on his lips
lie an ardent an impulsive man, he worshiped
his wife and loved his children: She brought
him beauty and virtue and asked her for nothing more
strikes tho idol down will break his heart Grief slowly
finally shall fa III ruin and be lost TO sight buned he.
meath the surface Of the great Of his His
was, gentlemen OF the jury, domestcacd life. 1t
his pride home early IN the evening and teach his
children He impaired TO her the blessings that he had
ATTAINED by his own study aud research and he believed
that he could place additional jewel in her by
making her educated lie won honorable employment for
Monroe and Provost Marsha, He became connected
with the collection OF the Revenues. and, gentleinen
I'm the summer Of 1896 prior to this homcdc al great
expense he sent his wife to the White Mountains and
every dollar that he could he sent TO her At about
thus time this woman became acquainted with the people
who are to be instrumental in efectug her ruin. In
evil hour she fell into the society OF the Fourieres
Agraranites. MormOns sprtualIsts free lovers, amid
whom every Jack has some other person for his Gil.
While this woman was at the White Mountains new
character appears upon this scene and You Will find her
n as1Sr IN s pGedy ss and 9
by the name OF Mrs. Calhoun. the plotler
s emG e es began rgt here to pan te s
her breast seeds that should en and prodnee Alienation
came hack from that trip the White Mountains, she
was "a dissatisfied woman. Gentlemen, the curtain now
to you the misery Of Mcfarland. You have seen the
happy part now 1t is like one OF those dramas where
and then misery and sorrow and rum thereafter
Gentlemen while Daniel Mcfarland, not rich, is true
but With ability to properly his family
situated. while the temple OF his home though humble
and worshiped, the elements were gathering for the
storm which to sweep along and wreck all In the
mans family and peace, Albert ID. Richardson
was born. He grew mp 70 manhood, and be.
The time of war, correspondent Of HE NEwYoRK
TRIBUNE, he was taken prlsouer He remained pris-
eTal Interesting works. He Of fine mind. well
calculated by his mind TO charm the yer very Woman Tor
trodueed her at OF tue parties OF which have
notes from Richardson TO Mrs MeFarlan and from
Mrs. Mcfarland TO him. He pretends TO be a Trend
m connection with this woman Calhoun ana or two
others he lays out his plans Ihe trt step ~ u possb!e
IN al
vanity was The medium lie mas learned ier 10 reelte
She becomes inflated with the idea OF becoming an actress
or leader she BECOMES passaD.9 soUu ,Goe @ an" an %
cacemtnt could be procured for her II would make her
independent OF her husband. SO, through the lnsru
mentality OF Richardson. an cDgagementls procured or
her at Winter Garden Iheater ana she makes her
payed in other parts and rehearsed that part
which in apother capacity she had been playing already
of Rchelien This Richardson used to for'her at
night at theater and get her Az hrst Mrs calhoun
hand sod a
"1p way At fret say Mrs. Calhoun would 20 for her.
but by by that is discovered Richardson now mat
perts and between the leaving OF he theaer ana The
arrival home much time elapses ....., u.,,,, .,o
do not believe that tie people connected with the
management of heater dreamed Of what was going
on was & ey along on the sidewalk
outside TN She But during the time this man
was away tins woman went ont in the day time on yar
on Sretepses They would go out 10 lunch and dinner
together They would send this little boy ponting TO
Percy specous errand ana lock themselves ior
long hours IN the room together
We have no more doubt that will satisfy OF the
truth of this than you have OF your OWE existence
The next step Richardson did not intend to rest con
tent with sacrificing upon the unhoy altar OF MS lust the
the Peon off this mans wrongs and take his children
They sent away little Danny at first to visit his rela
tiyes And gentlemen, at this point permit me to call
your attention the precise situation OF the various
Mr. Rjchardson was boarding and had a with
nerson by the OF Benedict at No 81 Amity.st MT
and Mrs McF arand living at No. r. The facilities
for intercourse were great enough SO Mrs MsFar
land as we shall be able TO show goes TO MIS-
one day and demands 10 engage rooms from her io ner
SnsbanJ chIdreD servants and herself and THIS Win
ont the consent or appreciation OF her nus
hand: and it Mr. Richardson himself that 'ntrouuces @
Mrs Mcfarland to the Bencdicts There we're 10 roVns
snS that Application failed But that application raining
what is the next stepi Why, Richardson goes 70 mason
AZ No "a Amity ST. and makes application for rooms
e. e. N ,ants two They can give him but one. dc says
ladies' yst bim and It wsrd be @ ndeeais 10 re-
eve s,,ar asbamed at the sight Of blood However,
tins application was received with fsyoa hsq Mls %
EerIsnS in one room Mr.. Richardson In another Inc
cauiet IN ",