, 1874-08-31

uo poet, or read from rD9t and think himself
the snnle. Tho literature iii tho casea In OF Tic
caat Of Brooklyn thought tho eof~oom,nuningf
OF Bctiolhstto aud experienced mon, tic mental
mealldoringa Of women lod by thor1, subjective
hio o1yor-aontinontafized, anu, oxcort for T. rec.
oSt1t,on OF tho principles preached In Brooklyn
modern Fronoh literature. All books By ttle
Beector family Toro here. and
HKNnY WARD gEEcuEn'H nEHTow1Ea HAND
Wns seon 70 have directed muuh Of tho reading.
AoFo O. Ea9 hts lifo Of Christ, inscribed thus
"Frank Moulton, with tho affection OF Henry
Ward Hooclior, Oct. 10, H."
Two boolta-tho journal aud tho Lotters of
Et'gono do Gucrin-had beeu sent to A1o,ltou
whlle nck BY Doochor thus ,nBoribod: b 'Frauls
Nov. o." Tho latter was u,o ditto Doech'or eot
tho books himself. eN'
Vindcated."
s. said Moulton: III the MADAME lad haa my
mado better argumont. Sho thinhs Bao has
proved Dyron's guilt OIL two Or three throads"
did you ovor meet her2"
'}Ioa, at Beochor's, once."
Over Tue mantol was tho proof copy OF Tltian'a
II Ind ,writton IN tho star-papers' authors
11;4an,d1;wr5ting II q; ~untquo proof before bordcr.
Amongst tho booku vaa this, ms well: "Car-
'opGs 1nor from ~ Tmnen; nnnt1.,, a, Y noochor"
color from tho American Exhibition, and on tho
floor, from the same, IN old smoking arab In 4
brown study, originally tho pu1chaso Of Park
"My wife aatd: tTllot,s Frnpk vboo ,,o cota
for It," 0S1"'~N
Upon an easel wns tho Original largo drawing
in pencil for pago's Venus, tho goddess stopping
out Of eholl. may remark that
PAGE, Tf1K Al1TIYr
W1lf4n fHr}V 6nfnARtE1 1ifo tEfn,,to
Fortunate, has boon tho decorator of tho houses
of oil The three characters in this later drama,
Mr. Monlton's parlor having portraits Of both
!s!at Heaser and Tilton by page lton's l,oad Of
hlr,: Tilton's portrait by Page, picti1ro
nkoly to DO aomo day valuable in historical col
!ocAons. 1 bolovo that Deeol1er first mot
Moulton whon Page WIS painting tho portrait OF
one Of the two.
I have previously remarked TINT Tilton's pio-
taiHs ln many casoa wore huggestivo OF lls hoilso
hold calamity,-fuIl Of priests iutramurod scoues
aoa4 ophclias and Lucreccs 1llero is nothing
Of tho Kind ut Afoulton'g. We Bco revealed upon
in9 waa ganinl nature, aensuoua, Bportsman's,
Ihcro's picture OF my dog. Sport" !" he sait1
full-bioodcd. Here are four Of LantlHcer'a
Pointer, Cooking Spaniol, Setter, aud Retriever,
Here arc r twp photographs Of Jorome: a. Young
Christian Slave Girl. Up there arc portraits Of
cohdou and Bright. Thoro ts Rogers Htatuette,
All Quiet Oh the Potomac Thcyo buyts md
atatucttca arc antique. In this room 1Ir. Doocher
has often poured out bis SORROW and received
connsol Badly al ho has troated mo, l can
hardly hato him. But bis volatile mind. I sup
pUse. can
f01sdEr FRIENDSHIP, SYMPATHY, ANYTHING,
Have yon lost your faith IL human nature ?"
mo. l would do she Same thing all oyor
again a. R tor friend hayo no self-accuHations."
nor, Grco|oy, Emily Faithful, a.i nlauy plca,-
ant people Of purpose, haye loitorcd out Sab
batli afternoons and weekday nights.
l lookof' around tho wal!H, ind took IN tho
Hcono as the framework Of strong man'u
agony, whore, like Eugone hram ir tho ballad
by Hood, Deoclar had clarpad many beautiful
book aud said to himself:
o shat could 10 cIo.o my life,
and bind 1t with hasp.
Lot the ago deal With this tragaly as it will, it
will nss nto literature w it is mud have boon,
lnwlttln6ly, medium to preserve tho settiurd
a't aBsocia tiona for that d1amatist who shall
somo day. whom much of tho trash now current
4 aeen no moro-tho rfbaltl rhymes aild pictures,
ho stroot bon-inot, the cold, blased review, tic
slash Of haols ctorialiets-put tho human story
nto form, and pass 1t On for tho instruction OF
Said 1: "Aloulton, what did a,l TINT most
}onement moan about tlo tl!no yon pus in your
,hort statement? Why did tho touo of all
1oechor's papers change from praise Of you to
3tlllGtk tIrGHtplijnE i"
II should violate legal nronrietfez If 7 snoto
,learly about that. You SEQ. nftor Ti]tnn mi.
iAhed his letter to Bacon. iucited to do go bv
everlasting tantalizatiou, BoeoIer and h;s
rioutlp ra!iiod upon mo to
sror ANYTHING r,1nrurn.
3ut tho sincere rasnon.ni1lo ,uc,, nru,,d poochor
mid to lin: sCp,no now: YOU % aro s,,rs Tiara ~
nothing in nli this 30 1nuot it. ,Tramn tIo,yn |
rilton, a,ld lot ua be done with # Iii for In |
,ood Of tho Socioty.' IIia policy then woe. M 7
old him. not to nssont to this inouiry. III Hut bo
eplied tl1at lis fortituo was ali douo that oyery
say he looked there WA diflloulty. md that flo
!lougll ,o would hayo to nssont. liz dl It
flth great forel,odug and ,nwiIi,nguoss. ri
OH, u usual, got roady uud caluo to lie front.
hen KinguIoy, Of tho E1ole :: Trneoy. 1,ooci,or's
.wyor; uild othore, came to 200 me- L waa No.
o!ycd to keen Triton hurk n snvn NJ ncen,or 4.
iloush viii do Tracey tic iustise to sov thnt
10 alleged, il Beccher way to confess bis guilt.
10, Tracoy, would not boIioyo him. e'''N'''
III said to theso contlo1non an'] othara. ,Now
nv co,urrn,u}an xili nhot -on,, 5nia 49,,
t pacrilieo Of Iii, Triton. / sI,uIi do him
uyticc, ylilo I o1n roaly to make INV s"crt;cn
or iii. Buccor.' TaoSro - WAS 49, youtinont 3 .'eI Of
that wuultl not rivo IN TT.tou
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