, 1874-08-08

Ing away Of tho foundations on which ho lad
balt ls mchohoa' a ho,.. MS aooms to have boo
and Wlfo Woro inoarnRto representatives Of
chastity that when thoy foil, ho doubted hts old
definitions OF tho word, and began to question
With himself .wheshcr unchaetity could pfay 80
forvontlY, talk Bortpturo 80 doyoutly, and look
writing on tho impulse Of tlio moment, thia con-
1ict spoke through tho articles Which patncd Ills
friends: and 1t Ia easy now 10 account for hia
froo-loyo connections. They, grow out OF hia
Qui1ot|o effort to eontorm tho wGras le SpiqeCa a
against tho humanity ho Ind 80 long and faitl-
fully served, in TINS trying to change tho nature
OF things that beloved transgroasor 1houtd os-
ono ia moro aouslblo than hmaelf today; but.
nB there is little danger OF this sin becoming
optdonio. tho world can afford to forgive him.
haye y .' not altered ~ opinion aa t tie PRO-
my poyor to have esst tho whole, story into q
save nirse. nie Woodruff, IT, has s boen prominent i,
supply of interesting roading g-mntter: 70
prominent c1orgymon Is duo tho honor Of bccon,~
ing tho volunteer aids Of thas energetic Indy i'll
running about. scenting, snuflng,. scratohlng,
aigS,aR, and hawng t9 anearh @ tho REooioas
roaders but, whom they lave reached the bot
tom. mud dragged fors1, all tho contents Of this
particular deposit, tlero may. DO danger Of tho
restloea public adapting itself to thentre-going.
amusementl why not prevent ouch catastrophe
by organizing and ohartering Congregational
1nquiaition on tho old Spanish pattern u all
aavo tho closed doors7 1'hon elect tho divine
Victoria ohiof INCUBATOR! Would not tho dear
legitimate extension Of tho business now boing
conducted BY tho firm OF Woodruff. Congroga-
tional Council d Col Would tho CAUSE Of mo-
rallty have suffered moro by h1r. Bcccher's pr-
yato Gins, be they what tbey may, than by this
exposure, in which outside partlos, under tho
g,liao Of pioty, have thrust themselves into tho
private griofs Of two families, and usurpod Tho
p1aoos OF tho injured parties in tho case Of q
Thoroughly unacconntablo TINT respectable men
alould foroo themselves On tho studied privacy
Of MeBsrs. Boocher, Bowon. and 1flton.. Inoyor
could understand Why they should not bo loft to
camo to bo anybody's businoss to 1nodd1e in this
mattor. 1t Mr. B0cchor had wrongel Mr. Til
ton, 1t hia business to seek redross and II lo
chose to forgive, to stand botWeon hie family and
disgrace, ho,o could any man attack him In such
posltion2 Tho bare suspicion that such might
bo the Gaze should have bnen sufficient guard.
6ayagea ahow no mercy to ononlos but do not
manglo wounded f1ieuds. Only wolves devour
their alltaa and Darwin must bo mistaken
about oil men descending from ono common
apo-liko ancestor. A largo proportion Of us
dongrogataona!lsts must have come "across
lotsn from those bcnoyolont croaturcs which
watched over tile infancy OF Romulus and
RemuH. -
The .pursnora OF Mr. Triton hhvo certainly
small cause to congratulate themselves on tho
position into which they hnvo driven him and
the only good which acema poseiblo is hia partial
| restoration 10 hia old place as iaborer in tho
| great cause of humanity. II he 10 onoo fairly
| disonohanted, and comes to 500 that virtue doeA
| not change hot nature, ovon when the most loved
and trusted coaso to DO virtuouH; that perjury is
no less perjury bocanse pious people break their
oaths; aud thnt Gods law ia indcxlble e.-ho may
yet do good aorvico in tho good causa be 80 early
and Earnestly eapouaed.
In al the qualities, exoept prudence, which
oouatituto tho cflciont Christian md philan-
thropist, Theodore Tilton' is tho superior OF
Henry Ward Deeohor; and no matter what Alr.
Deooher'a errors may hayo boon, he has injured
Ills ago and raco in nothing go much as in drag
ging 1flton from bis high place as q laboror in
| tho vineyard Of tho Lord.
| IAn1o1IlE, Ill. JANE GnEG Hw1asnELm.