, 1874-08-03
CHICAGO MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1s7A

ion, Tilton i1as only cGmvnc.,aa mi ~ ~ aI oplr
said that Doocor raa innocoat: no1t ttson 9t tft
Id lad eomitsa sa ss3sed ln Mr.; sI TtSn ana qss
according i %h l. xopa %S GsK wlas ying Is na.
ThIs 1vu ata}sn,a nss (Illton'n) homo from shame
criticism 1!"'il'eIi IL tho "ill H. not however bes
oa.saa. a.ton had long before ho published III H.
snscaita, ns SHS agalhat, Deccher, made known ii,
noanniut vn.;ua gieTansoa to moAt Of bis privatt
la Lo,ne fro1 Iils aoemod worry lt1so shielding
n1aeGnatl theory moro consistent viii u trt ,
o0hauot. As for Tllton's "''1 = '4'0A
hal r.. ADVOCACY OF FREE LOVE. = -..
Age or evon tho Nov York T,6un" to noJ itg.e'' aa
.sly nus curiosity; bnt don't know thnt II eat r.
n,,ot mu1m ny while to aduee further ositiencn IL
and yoll.i,fste u statement which evory Journalist
U.s. iaot; viii only say That durng U"n to iase ~
1essef to tue l9to Mr. Greeey, in Will bo oIass"S
bonot5eonxte oxe refot aao BY Stdo will FREQ Trade as
,,,ana nat, to como directly to tho vital ouoat,on
Mr noac,,dy sy msny who think tint tlio thoory oi
t nppGe1oes 1nnoaouco conflicts with bfa 1o}cps
aintain That I IL Iston on,dst IL tho at,oa fir: psee
nn ausehtGttY Of oil those lotterg to be bnranI
Huest'on ot on Mr. Doechor's s.-callod hnnioev
lin ~. ~ hs handwriting, nor was II birned hv
piy tue esr,sd ~ roac aetatod by him. It Is sim
twoon him and Wou,on AZ oirstsatlon fo, .,.a & ba-
1ettora. they may bo genuine but r. fiiver ;xer
a thoy hsgey hhS,y bsdn rS tners suspicion
assuming them a to DO bona ldo do thoy rain.
~ ~ no 4' other concluaion than Mr Doochors rnilt
~ tho light Of Ti|ton's monstrous. i.nnro6nha
nro cort", ana H. c9ntradoto1y story tile lottors
| tloy arc ~ ALA 1oecAes, |
SIMPLY INNOCENT Er1srr.gs. Il
expressing regret and renlorse at pnyinr hoon
well to wcigh thls question oaroiy. n or5as y
to conslder Mr. Doocher'a peculiar temporamoni
mo gone1ae 1ahe inG an account his enthuaoss warm
Of doep eoling willing to forgve evon to mnae mah
Aanous wrong done 10 himself, but kee,,iv "ns aons
, atplu even ever Of tho slightest suspicion OF iayinr
utod n3gst.ee aa Sa 70 ooss To mind consul
~ ~ other people would soom infa1nous In b,msolf
~. uao very idea OF having contributed to, breaI
uatbin1 up tahny0irel9 ahalt appealo1 to linn to bo
sn0t ot Of a h0foS hSsiv no saw tho
nf,,n. nfag!ee. and waa bowed down in sorrow
a!nost 70 tue grave willing to mako all roparo.
Beecar n h. 9s1 nower s4 TL9ro is notig in M
contrtion just such manitostations o. uo,,td ~ u
t.ms'y tra W ooIao from Lis manly and generous ra
rit Tio u1uer 1ho circumstances ho aegpg. Whnn
soma hato y prepared to sustain Ills charges b.
y7re.
s.eeEted3 It will 10 time enough to think abaMt
alaoledlt'ng Mr.. DeccLer, AH yet Ills stnts.
NJ, - ARE WITHOUT connouonAr1oy y
siyinp i Gtho ni and t oliver ohsen oil e contrary
% them; ths direct lie. ar. BcooIior has "
',,naeaied Afoutons lips. Lot him spoak. Ias u
ai5a n, tAanthony and Mrs Stanton couto forward p
st ta; 5nSar evidence they do, md persuaded Il
lot aealnst. Alr. Deocher. w "no fr
- ~ astiele M in Tie Tn1nuNE Of tic 25tl1 ult al
as M oGen sno CAUSE OF considerable discussion n, vi
Mr Tnk1nrsr pnnsos nsm OF tho neeeh'r scandal
aany t"nt ny own on tho probable effect of Mr. in
on1d nE o,a.a mas - no g. sympathy with those WHO til
tor aaa soetarnn II 1G ocaa9 for The exhibition
bera sontimenta Of which tho Pymonth n,stnr tnr tai
~ beon tho nbo advocate. WA nj p1seos asara DO
'at T. Mr: f. George Alfred Townsend waa numbora in
ablised in uE Tn1nuNE Of Frid4. tbst hs orr
akos fnir attempt to bo enrolled aI,,onr I tho ho
eglnneB ! R a1"l pec1sanins Of our day wh
s Sas s tsaps soephss .p Mh ,p1 p11aig a
aFast hoos" Ill ueto epstt opaotsa peogsf jor @
- the mr.: Almighty. as veil -as SLOW SLOW OH
So eameae Elm tinpn s pa perfectly
q not their abnse. "Roh men hive thai, no,
nts boen s " Ee 1s poor Mr neohers policy for
.olosy is not atcrn enough for "ualh." mor git1
tno religion OF the Muster OF al stern met
ough for tho soribos and Pharisooa. H. % NJ. esta
eoneT sla nas preached religion which was ruir
FUnE WITHOUT DE1No TynAySIoAI, lle
uaa u Aot scruplod to adyocatc reform vhere acti
:, thought reform WAS needed; but. eto noto leya
n7'nnu1hg tho fact TINT hiB views com
tonca many q social subjects such, for sary
sAutg. W Woman-HuNrngo-hay beou errattc coui
1fGE HcAfQ or lllH La ayjrIr had s,,,y u,,,X,r,tt