, 1874-07-25
The OLD, OLD STORY.
tConttnurd 1rom thu First rasc.>

ehrowy doviaod, viii esor oNaco tic impression They
muss mako upon tho minds Of thoso who road ts.on
fcsson and apology to Tllton 1a too thin. Dp Mr..
Beochora friends expect tho world to bccye TINT r.
uf so to hsS afat; r. Mr. mi s s
pormitsel 10 important document o 90 into Mr.
Tun's llals witlout hmsolf being i1faI aeausieMa M
svery word in it7 In iii Tie negotiations having
rcfcronce to coinprosc. Mr. leechur, upon hle own
81 opears 70 navs sa ts I'm Ton was MI
"elrong minded enough to kont to akeeton eloaoly
y s sSs he n s Sf e m
be adjustment By sushins ~ Or. Dason uia' to -
Tuin0us 1cfG1ae." ..-. ,,-.
sayiug when tho aEoogeiic letter was written Or ic-
talod, ii is probable hu did not Rnnw whnt hc waa
syy w4sn o xr1te to 5 Monon sn , ns !
ness oven il temporarily olrned would DO absolutely
worthlcss, rer,tursng abe at any hour Of tho lny
to 10 obliged to e!utify I'LL tho acsacea ey which wS
II ho was innocent, what had he to DO saved from,
M why rosot to ay aHyse Or e1eGt h;n t9 anything
4 sEDuoEN, DEiMucaEE, AND ApuLTEltEh.
rb,ro i. not @ sh Is noSS &t' 1 &c iSo tass @ cs b. made
to appcar differently 4 Mr. Tiltou is sano. Mr.
Dcce6cr's conduct was tho ,nuro Migrant upon tho
n,sivllt d oyerpower!ng nlpulso. liz rut himself
lunlsr.tely to scuce thu wifo Of friend. Tho most
a%s ronS Is vo VIII
with which ploltinr urOr hus icl Its victims 10 tho
gras& and tD hnitur, Ia but n1Dncitnry Impulse in
purpose with which hir. Deoelser brought Arra.
1iltou 10 hcr ana bis undoing. And when
r. ss nS &, In tho ors daily s ss9s x
no renloracful cry Of nh cariea a!ncero sol, sitting
lu Judgment upon tho thraldon III wllfcl, It found
fault. After hls passion vas satc Ut leaa would
have thought t1iat such Doecllcr one moment
stter ILLS iAa would lave cast out tho eyil splri: Of
hiA luBt tliso oldtine ovlis, to tho fGndnY
mud tealing Of thc body of which II bad akcn pohHes-
sion. But rreparing his Victim TO 1s ,sao WIN no
one for year uul hnlf sedncert deDa,,chee,
aud 1dueror hytocrittcaly nul oasoly claiming for
LIZ crime tho aanctiOn Of rsRio a1d morality pah
Burii otteusa III srkenlng; Il Hnlells to lcAyou.
Nc layunt s llesrt to guy anstLing n!oso about it.
OUGHT TO suHi.Nn 1upoNENT.
Tho public onslt to suspend Judgment upon this
whole i,attcr until a tho oyiIunco - n, but nh
iair that tAosads Will 9yor sto t.e real TRUTH anl
that tho cxancrnsoM Of ar. Iseeehnr, ho'Eever coH-
pleo It nmy be- VIII nos restore H. mora stans,,ng
Il IL not too much Soy that thousands want to see
Deeclcr fail. Ho has been such world-renowncd
advocate Ut temperance un other radical prluciplrs
TINT there III nut whisky shop or eeraafnon III the
land that will not re}oso lo 10 so htrckun down aa
his luminous intoccs mud genial oratory have given
to bis uterancea oyary subject that agitaes Tho
CONDEMNATION; but lot III sry him first aud hang hi1
afterwards.
PARTIAL EXPLANATIONS WILL DE HATtBFAGTQIE.
From the DiL5dso GamMerett.
All gaol and true men at! women will earnestly
hops thas lie grave charges naoo WIN 10 Cleared AWAY
But they viii not rest satisfied with any partial *
pAnntion1. It 3a not pleasant to lear that Ars. Til
ton aud Mr: Decchrr sro preparing an answcr." Wo
want thu behaved Clergyman stand up before the bar
Of public oIiniou and auswer at once to The ndtct-
ment. TAetuAAH been too much "praunratf0n." Hg
designation OF Mo no1' who were TO b hs inyestiga-
and lead liz to be1yo that the man has Ind bud nd
visers mud has pe.i forced INTO series Of co,plica
Gated without loss DcllHh to personal character.
As set but ono site haa been hoard. The n,eaueBt
criminal 10 entit!s! ton full leariug how nurh more
to tlis ttlu bus Justly feld high pace IN tho love
aud confidence Of 1,au an lecn os Of tile most di1
gent most successful Aorers in tho vineyard Of tho
wo do no sS s II tfss is sc 's'ss ss.danco as ,
thut Deecher is nnosont but wo do say. wc have
maintained succ this revotag caso was opened up
auew, that tho crilno charged tsnot proved Deecher
Is now, for tho hrst time, put distinctly on tho de-
fens!vv before tho public, whstey<s ay have been hs
confession, and he lnpst now dispsoye Or deny, Mo-
body can deny thu right Of htmsef 9nd Mrs Tton to
do .As. xna Npes w snsnnss IN which this 10 done
ported, must depend the verdict Vi pullu opinion y
guilty, his past tsgh reputation ought not to shelt
hlm from popular condemnation; If Innocent, tha
reputation does not constitute zcason that be shous
pEyDtp os \ SATISFACTORY pAs1s.
lToHt ths HttxAHke< 7Em.s.
With cvcry desiTe ta. peecher shall bs ablo to caab
tish Tho purity of hia poston, sud trtumphautly r.
but sorrowtuly conclude that, nr to this date his
plaua.lons nro devoid Of satisfactory basis. TIL
lick tho ability to use phrases TINT ho ORDINARILY
understood by the multitude. 1sut Oh thtH-to hi-
1norAe,oas occassa,. he useH language Of tho MOS
sita:tion s .ssa!iar aad suloas5ass!ag Eler eaa :
asstisats u say assau'a as!ssts or his ssssaas
q huge an 3mposter as tue would-be "Tichbourn
Claimant" And then tho laay. sho is either
ear Utmost sympathy, or Jszebe! who, under th
uay excuse of being carried a%ay hy adaseraus ORA
tory, satisfied her sensual appetite, and brought shane
ruin, aud eternal diagracu on two notabts mau au'
the entase Christian Church.
1s-GNEN.
ghcoaors Tan Ia Ssa i III Sssrly % %rosa man. as.
fully mtarerrcsentod, cruelty mislulged-if Honr
sJu,terer, ma1 who, worss tasn ali, perhaps. ATTIC
bringing sn aud atanae, uudcr tho cloak Of . sacro
eS hs hcpn eiSe sa aa Ss: IT, 81 ss3 s ss y e
order hat 10 may bo shielded from Se inst coaso
Qucnccs Ut that Wrong-thcn tho statement OF ThoC
dora TlHon is tho most iucoueoivahy ingenioua au
artfnl document eyor pcnned by mortal inan. Il
hard to resist conviction on reauinH TIltoph etat
u,eat tlAt it Is true, beyond rcsadvsnture
pETHAoT1Aa From oGEp1n1Ltrg,
That Mr. pscshss @ g. I'd 1Ms' Mss ton 1sss4 VIII both
deayor 10 breAk tho force Of this statement, and thu
their united efforts will 10 put forth To BaYe tbs pls
mouth pastor from utter ruin, cannot bo doMbtol b,
tic fact that the deludcl woman has voluntarily Ii
her husband in order to cling to on0 to whom she owl
10 alcgutce, mud that alB and Mr.. Deechor nss
tlsily cunlnunioation aud acting ln Concurt Will 60
ia deract from tho crodIlty 0f any atateinaut ht
may mako. .-
PASTORAL y1HrTs.
From tho lttliumupu!ts Journal.
Whatover may 10 tho facts, or tho ultimate verdi
OF tho piblic coucor1,fng tho "Ereat RcanAl, viii
IL now conynyiug American society, tue genern ju
tncnt will lcnlaud modification III tho eucial re-
t,ous which fashion las established between lrotei
ant clcrlymcu aud the fcuAlo mo.nOers Of their cH
grcgatlollH. Tho PASTORAL visits e1aoel from mini
ters Of fashionable congregations III large cltes
productive Of neacu!Ibtu harm, and tho good they
comps1 Ia 10 Ntle in comparison that no sound re
suu can bU urged In their fayor. Tup mau who tak
upon Aisuscl{ the sacred Office Of Mluister Of t
Gospel rctHins al the doRiyes and passions Of
Ao Ii subject to I'LL tho temptations whtch bcset /
ratha OF other mon, mud tho members Of hla chur
huve no right to multiply tho Anarea which beset
feet by furnishing unlimited opportunities for wrou
doing, g.
.Wouid you detar ministers fran their cougree
hona ~ suggtEta some lncrnouH friend. Nut Ut Il
We would alluw the minister tho 8an1o Boclat H1Gl
which Ia accorded to every other gentleman belongi
to tbs HatHa church aud couKregatlou II 1t Ii wEo
for ~" who ia not prcs.ehur, to systematically VI
vii tho lalfos of congregation When thslr huabaH
or parents abHcut isoul homo, it ID wrong for
who ia minister. to do 10. Socially, tho minister
the sunle rights that any otller reputable n,ahtr
the congregation hAa, aud more. aud the retrl
sSnuItl tDurlt IN t1s