The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-26

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ana parcu,ariy a. che time OF tie sesed shooting Of
the dcCcasedP
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WORLD.
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5ftm ENG in ucsoap ANY SSoaia say he was Hsauc
MORE or TEEN.
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a. the bar IN yonr tndgpen and TO your 1ei
on Nov IS iso, aware q the SStrirs character, and
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(iiadheids case, "a Howeils State Trials 1851 A.
Yes sir he was incapable, certainly.
JOHN GRAHAM GOES ron CORRESPONDENT.
TIE direct examination Of DR.. Vance having been
concluded, and tue Court seeming to be about TO ad
journ the hearing OF the case, Mr. Graham rose and
said:
MAY IT please yopr Honor, wish to make personal
hant q troubling courts with denals q .tatements
that certain erroneous statement connected VITA this
Of one S o. q ws s hpSS
S291 ats s5 6SS ae1n 81 to GS
through the Court The reporters The city papers
SI is c sy eSn gye ny % 81 ,hf
went 70 the Di5 rict Attorney dlsaVOwu the course
t5tay Sisnttiy iRat 5rither via he bsHrct hSter
noy nor with any oiheT human being nave ever lad q
nor % mean TO have one.
NEVER SAID ANY SUCH rntSu
as was imputed to me in that publication, nor do I
Tie. Dhtrct At,orncy-f have only to say that
what hr Graham states true that he has never said
Nj, GfAhaiI-i am acting here sworn Counsel per.
and without lear
The coun then adjourned to Il O'Clock this morn.
lug.
Amour THAT FALSE DESPATCH.
We are Informed and believe that the gentleman
who sent the false despatch did sosin good faith, he
friends, whom he considered entirely Trustworthy.
The Frce-Lovo Murder Case-Dinering
Opinions.
OPINION OF Mr. sAWuEL BOWELS, AN APOSTLE OF
FREE-LovERs.
From the Springfield RspuoEedn, Apra %.
Nothngis proven even against Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson bat what they frankly avowed ut the
time, That their conduct was impTudcnt aad I'm
proper none Of thor friends ever denied But that
any Of their relations before the separation were i'm.
uurc or criminal or after u any bnt those OF honest
lovers and avowed betrothed parties, there has been
not one iota OF real evidence.
OPINION OF oSR VINO DETEsTs FREE LOVE.
From. ne Eorth-EIsi SidT. AJrR %.
The letter Of Richardson to Mrs. Mcfarland
produced al the trial OF McF arand. is eStraord
nary contribution to scandalous literature. In II
Richardson and glorles IN IN adulterous pas.
sion be las INDUCED in ior long years." urges
Mrs. Mcfarland to risk outragng her family and so.
facts" and he committed greater outrage than
reveals that for her lie has thrown over another
woman, whose relations to him arc not very cloarly
stated In the letter, Int judged by the lax monity
for grave euspicions. When be threw that unfor.
another man, he felt Ike a who has lot rid Of
his elephant The letter justfes the most severe
structures that have been passed on the ireeovo
principles Of Richardson. and shows that his prac-
tees we're In keeping with his principles.