Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-23
INTERPRETATIONS.

Il ,uow ona nan. = publ" teacher @.
s1.s.u-..--=. whb Hives IN c,rncll-t-'sIe With
ihe wife nf another ff.5..r :et"L-- al
most eIuel in rliI:G,nrc III three con
ear ia ,.snluuc!ug osi.E>--- a, .In~t III -
ral!ty / sLsl! MAJ :; 10y b:~i-eSs 10
auaisz- some t.: tl.t.~- i've
The above card inserted II tie New
Yori, G:Iar'd by Vic.o-a c. "0oihuil
started what has been ei,lrl.a@lF termed
the Beeehsr-T Hilton &rg.'-. Six months
later this she hyena p7.3.ished her ugly
story. Since then tie atT.ir las been
brought before the pajiie AZ Irregular
Intervals, unt.I everybody had become
tired OF ii; and, H.: i."cwirS what to
think. lld. As the slyiHt goes. given it
NJ. Now comes :he injured husband,
however. and publishes s sworn stale
1nsrt Of the whole thing in e,-isaso.
Whether the atltiavlt Of Tiltou giving
stimauy TO long period g: continuous
criminal intercourse ii 3Ir. BeeCLer
With MIS-. Hilton b3 :gs.e or not. cannot
he fairly determined NJ present The
case is. uow. however, opened, and
nothing can possibly stop the irvestiSa-
lion until the whole :rnth = known. CT,
st eli events. until AZ the evidence i
weighed. Il IS nevertheless almost as
bad for the three parties immediately
Involved and Tor those So nearly related
TO them Is to he disgyacei by their cen
duct, us if the statement OF TIitor we've
already sutstantiaiej and tn great
preacher. who is the center of interest
IN the case. hui already been S3!-c-D.v
PRONOUNCE: guilty L. tas Invest! eating
committee If Piynoa,h CL.rcls. Peop.e
are unciaritabIs enough. for the most
pant, not to require eTe-y .:-a ii the
chain of formal logic 10 beccme satisfied
Of tie truth CT such a ct,arge. They
rather jump at vicious coEc!csiors i.o:u
such delicate premises; and il Aristotle
were 70 Gene With all r-oot 20 the
contrary, they vo1.d listen - lin,
forge. VIA: lie lad sal N L little while,
and return - cherish their first Though
preiuiicod Conclusions. In oiler words,
should iat2Ee Testimony sLow -
BcecEer as 81 angel ii rari..-, il we-.-L
make L, dils--euea il a. behaviour q
tie masses towar: L:l-tL,Il ; E-.a
man i'll lie Uni:sl Sta:es VINO. i.z.i-ss lie
lai a yesy remarkable ccn3ie...e in the
,!prisLlness OF Lis wife. would a!igT her
to be sEihi; .etei Tor AZ hour 10 sucl, pow
crfu, arguments rs were Usei bv N-
BeecLer upon MIS-. Ti1.oa. Beyond E.
little natural ticking % have such a..5
iec, occasionally ior gossip, - which re
plead guilty, and i 5ol; .. ri5an, 81 S4--
isfaciion We experience il --alizirg thai
the great NAY sometimes - gUi,:y If tie
same slips to which the herd acc coz
sidered so easily ,;ah,e. We regret tie &C.
curreace. Henry Wa.d BeccLer IS prob
ably the greatest orator. in LIS way, that
the world has ever produced. lie ranks
with Wendell Philips, but IS different
cannot Se compared with him On aay
ground Of similarity. IL cou!d-ap,;
did-tahe hold OF ans: eisctr:f- an audi
ence whom tie greatest orators il the
Evangelical Alliance had talked % ;or
nearly half day and rad 9orr OFT even
with .loqGence. He IS > representative
American: ard, ior this reason, !; IS.
painful to have Lis reputation tempered
with. People abroad scoG ~ US and
make jest OF Our eminent men IL
politics. American politics abroad is Z
syncnomous term with cloaked robbery.
II would indeed BE hard 70 fall sill
Dxer in the estimation Of the worll-so
low. indeed, AS not to De sure CT the
purity Of our greatest men in the pulpit.
Every body will be on the qri rire, here
after. to see wLas comes to din,, little
regard being entertained for Mr.. and
Mrs. Tiltou until his case Is disposed Of
and ont Of mind.