Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-08-14

the lower orders IN all tuat lsi1 VI
country, and his hospitality was apparently
without Il limit. People came from all
parts Of the world. especially from America
to see him. The house at knebworth was
often full. but don't think the host always
knew who his guests were.-LondoH bo-
gr0cio.
The Brooklyn Scandal.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
From the n. Y. Tribune
If Mr.. Beecher falls it will be through
his own letters and not through any words
OF his accuser. He Is the only parsonage
on the scene worth considering. We have
therefore declined. hitherto, to publish the
revelations crOwding in upon Us in regard
10 the licentious and foolish life of Theo-
dere Tilton. Those who run may read
enough of him in his own published state
ments. His sentimental gossip, drIbhed
through three years into every car open to
him. his Ostentati0n Of diShOnOr, real or
fancied, paraded everywhere like badge
of merit. in streets. fcrry-boats, ne wspaper
Offices, and at the tea-tables Of social re-
| formers. sparing neither sex nor age IN hlS
/ hunt for cOntdant~, the strange mixture oil
| maudlin magnanimliY and curTlsh malice
which his account of himself displays lhaye
Sccmel more imam enough 10 cHa"-' ~
p0n4ie 10 take M. uN1 measure, .t'i','s
err ny o'lG1'i5'i''' lii'
pl''"iG nv ii-- .4;,'+-,.,,.' ~
Mr. Becchcr, and might serve a. a warning
/ u men like him, IL there were any such,
that he has admitted the intimatos of iiton
t. too great familiarity with himself. Think
of cntrusting delicate matters, involving
the peace of families and the fair fame OF
ar m, orui,tv-bcadcl babblcr like Carpenter
NonIfan ,ybo had no more conception of
rIo Gravity of ms Office Of ,o-betwecn than
a rejer~aph-Loy ha. of ,hc secret place of
The thunder. and CARPENTER. dcvaured b, a
prrrieut lust of gossip which makes it pny-
,icaliv impossible for him to stay in his own
| shop at work when there l. a chance for
| HIM t. be mcddlng ir the affairs Of his
| rcIrhborS. How can any one think of peo-
! ulc ike these while Plymouth pulpit is in
DANGER
From tl.eN y. Herald.
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nv ..rh :, NAM a- E.r..lrr Gems a constant
condemnation of Their own ways and aims
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