New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-15
MFARLAND IN TNDIANA.
WHAT HE HOPES TO ACCOMPLISHED WAR UPON
WOMEN.


The Indianapolis Times of June 10 says:
Either Danei Mcfarland or his lawyer Is dissatisfied
with the verdi which declares that the former did no
murder because he had no brains As we announced
Yesterday he has gone O Martini Vile 10 ask rehearing
lie proposes that he had no legal notice Of its
pendency, that proof OF puPllat9n OF notco " as
concerned the result Of this application re most
obvious suggestion IA mat winch W. bcE'h VIII, luht
he, or his counsel Is mot content VIZ, WIN tt tlt
verdict of ac'Wttdl of murder. lie ieels thHs
he has escaped the galows only 10 , AMI ~
pilory; that il his want OF enabled INN 10 avert
the odinm Of numbering man, has not ayefNd uHe
odium Of abusing woman Mr. Graham, IN tne eya h Oh
those whose distance ana lndner,hce nave HnuU . ~.
fair judges OF his conduct Is entitled to the distinction
Of being tie dirtest fellow that eyer manaEed uia
and his client is worthy Of him To tighten ms load OF
contempt he finds IL necessary to show s0nrthie more
than the insanity OF the murderer lie assalea to rep
uatOn of estimable women with the reckless hdecen,y
OF bTOhcl bully. He outraged the privileges OF me
bar grossly IA he ala the duties OF clzeh ana te
courtesy of gentleman islnsunealloh was that h1
exposing hccntious conspiracy, "a, "TteioNe
adultery Nobody believed him but those VINO wohd
have believed anything that smrched henry Naid
Beecher. The Netg, York Tribune His proof would
have been comical in its irrelGyancy u u had n0t Dee
contemplate in its purpose. He Is left In the pleasant
position of having acquitted murderer by sander and
rescued bad man AT the expense Oh az le,St one en-
His remedy now Is to show that they were not
decent women, and his only course Is 70 reopen tne de
of divorce. That will enable MN 70 Introduce tes-
timony assaili1g the wOmans virtue, thng easily pro
the Tombs practice. He may ada something 10 the re-
cord that Will place him little more nearly IN the
attitude of "A defender OF virtue tlan a trauuccT Oh
decepcy This ia the secret of this Application Tor
rehearing in the divorce case. Mcfarland can have
nothing gain by setting aside the decree for his VIE
won't live with him. and his control OF tho children does
not depend upon this decree hut upon that OF the East
ern Court which tried his habeas corpus case III ne can
get Little Danny" ut all, he get him IN New YORK
but he can't get him here for the Morgan Court has no
jurisdiction about the Hudson River There Is manesty
nothing In this rehearng but the chance OF Improving
the decidedly bad condition in when Mr. GIaha SUI
has left him and his client II Is TO be the supple
ment Of the New-YOrk trial. There will be one very
marked Improvement in it, however over the other III
McFarlands counsel shall come here to conduct IL,
they will conduct themselves with some Ilte
regard for the feelings Of other people, or they
will go home with their seriously hurt Their ceHt
will be- no hero among who have not learned that
was brave TO sneak up behind an enemy ana sh0ot
him. and that is manly to eyade the consequence by
allowing dirty lawyer to SANDER decent women Ihey
have not forgotten Mr.. Charles Spencers lnemOfdb9
self conviction of fa,ehOOd in Mrs. CalhOuns case, ana
the Dead Rabbit" OF New York don't bnrr0w ab3nt
Martinsvile The people there industrious, lnell
gent welltOdO farmers, and the worst possible c10Nu
Tor Mr. Graham to make his sdebar" speeches TO- Ihey
would have sent Mr. Mcfarland to the Peniteniary or
the unatic asylum. At all events, he would not nave
been hero, and his lawyer would not nave Deeh pet
OF the sex lac maligned.