, 1874-08-30

| eloquent lTlthmAn, Gallagher. There arc the
| grave, on-looking Dudd1ns ston aud Storrs. who
regard all such fautasy as Deecher's aud the rest
| as the marble statues of more virtuouB day
| locked down with uplif:ed hands upon the
| registering Romans Of tho day OF decadence.
Since Beecher's horror the city is full Of whis-
| pers. You eeem to hear the words: "Thcre
There na1t!" If any church-spire tremble, a
crowd aeemB to gather. GATH.
MR.. BEECEER'S WIFE.
From the Philadelphia Sunday Republts.
BIZ ANNIE E. MDowELL~
After reading the statement Of Mr. Beechef
With rs much patience as we could command, in
Wow OF our knowledge Of the facts Of which It
is denial. we have now only 80 say that, after
| Theodore Tilton, who has borne both the shame
and reproach which should by right have boen
meted out to bis false friend and
perjured wife, NO haro no sympathy
for any person connected With the
great scandal save only tha much wronged aud
brnyely-rcticent Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher.
| For years the eutire Beecher family have been
fully cognizant not only Of the amour OF thelr
brother Henry with Mrs. Tilton, but have
known of certain other OF bis marital infdeli-
ties and Of tho unhappiness Of bis wife, IL con.
sequence Of her knowledge Of them. Yet all
have condonod his "irregu1arities' to
each other, a1fd have excused him to his congre-
CATION by claiming that his various lapses from
virtue vero only the natural outcroppings OF q
highly vitalized nature, deprived OF lss legiti-
nAse ~ ose!op7n1 ~ Js0e ~. .,-a.v;u +aunnar
| Ptee3atNo "uo, wv, ~. 81 s 1 -;
places where the fires OF the domestic pandemo-
n':n ", onl1 az IA Iha rs;a,;rs ~ IIo,v ward
| NO. ou'J w ~ .e1A.oes - - s n d.,
,t T,so nsA an,hor. ~ etc;t,, ,nnathx for
iis aas1,ned N hui be him
se Is Is ~e a h9~n ad ~iin ~ l1nH 1aDo nnnr snd
1ne "oman 10 nau 'omsu W ag'o' no'u ana
tpso.1c'' ;s a. suao1 "' a's, stor1 ~ iarl ~
peop,e, Iaitnseoa hat,. 1,so,f I'D n;a via ana
an1oty pe'"esu n,so1 A'b bo;r,~ @ hannd -
10 ias ss,t ra;thn- .s,,ns t,;1a x;th h,s moral
ons VIZ Iuuu a. ,,;nistar - h;a ~
4t:' 9uu ~ r,an, raar. No. oraw a.
!s..a ;th;, ta s,rc,a r. ~ Rcech-
Ilse.4'o .:.. :1. sa ha r.; oonGd,1ta onJ
CT ncqua1.ta'ce uao oee1 LIS 1a.1 ~, ar'u
nas ea1uoa om ~ ss.t ~ +,.ti;, wv, ss - cnn-
% no, ~ :. S.;, noa fo-,,, ~ fsca tho
to.a-ta,;nra .onu - +ha yer1d tha Geeh and
| .auI.aSIonnn -nta.+"9 y. .u ~ Lo-,s t,a. aoJ
| .ue ;t, oo''', ,torrad ,.at 1ov;1o heart Til.
| VIA o'n - ~ 5r,n;n.- ,-r1na4
s eois ~ uoo ~ 20 III - &C. s.tan and ~ no
suoae ~. t.,aot1aoJ h ;. ths fs,hor of la.
.1 uoID' no' nr;+;.to - ,rynr;no ,ha Hanrv
WI 1,oanhar of soc;aty eye1 .inco tia creation
~ ~ ,s,ria ~ +o ~ nresent I,onr for from
,t;. - t+to an,,.au ,rh;ch 1ea, tn ia 1o.a
Of virtue Ill woman, VIC are July nepate gu 10 Dc
liere That nothing is 30 dangerous to our sex as
the listening to aud behef IN the stories so often
| told by married mou Of the cold aud unapprc-
ciatiyo character Of their wives
All womauly women inssiuctirely feel it their
mission to console the unhappy aud speak
words Of cheer to the disconsolate, and 1t is by
thus calling forth aud playing upon the most
divino attributes OF omanhood-sympathy and
tenderuese-thst designing and Acontious men
s : - ~ "a thon, ,rtn +ro,o
srcssion Wo hold it to be q self-evident
fact that no woman who really loves can
by any possibility be untrue, even i'll
thought, 70 the object of her affection.
The history OF the world, however, teaches us
that man. while loving with all the ardor Of
which his nature is capable, can be and often is
faithless to the woman he processes 20 adore.
More than this, meu OF the Beocher physique.
Willie iu pursuit OF other feminine attractions.
will, it il we'll known, often assert themselves,
even while iu their hearts honoring aud loving
their wives above all other women, to be unap-
preciatel aud unhappy at homo solely 70 inter-
est and attract women in whose hearts they
aspire to kindle unhallowed fires
4 righteous mau Of old said, in bis wrath,
"All men are liars" Now, Shi:e we are By no