, 1874-08-04
BEECHER.TllT0M.


taou !. Ae wouldu's run fnr y pfsze, ard
snon2h tao{@ 7rtnreps tn lib claas. 10
reser T1ra ho'S.a 1o,5 modal. To 'sm.tned at tie
t1ne. IA ~istcA l,o received III tho 1ducatiou l,o
ayes aas. nHa ioascd htmaelf out iuta tho world
Hith antliip8 10 DA ek him, aud tsaa tn bis IT,
ssnesa snso .,,e must story ~hriro1 eu 'ttax
scl.oot 10 slai o,eie Two irondships, which o.
orclsea ~ohlarfnl saAuonoo GA tla a{sec ,ifa,
4hore wcre tTo boyA lu ahe Ha,no o}aBs with I'll
ton et tho Fyas College. Will, whom Ao WA moro
o!hofa, stom waon, ho rather a.ood nsoot. Ono 5
OF thoao boys wAs \ russet-htsrpa, xool pstnrrI.
robust lsltlo follow, wboxo appeartnep was 10
ssIons eouttass to h,a aFoamy-leoklua es*r.
mss' te''a go%oaor nDa sa' m.s sssstoea Z s x
Fsauein Do pan Muniten, Tao a,hcr
NY = boy na1ned *'Jpo" nlcharls* who lyoi
w'sA his widowed ,nothef In cottagp on Liwug-
whote Che received seIeo, bphylnrs. ionng III
sdM 80 St>. cfosae!s nsor te forry 10 nrooNiyn
with Joo n,oharls IN tim old sut,oylboy ,1ays.
and bsd been Introduced to Ills naptbo7 AMll
hr1ghs.eyod little sater, Elizabeth, lust It,au!
YNsots'a 4wu aga, aud 3us. as incsasd TO ho taoas
When sbo school aeor Of Tho Aesaouy olo.od
hchlnd It,on he saw III Journalism tho p,,lY ,jrll
Tor IL fa!t oSptossloa ot i.ia psoNoupcptt opinions
10 as's kas'd nf ~ anl!onco, s,,d ho foul.l 1in
way 10 The g1serws. o'leo, where ba
Was accoptol for anything DO tsnd dp.
10 saon atsroyored nae"sia 10 show
by4l'i4ut ftuaFiuatsou, wEoso acceptable
'~'cssy, e',d "hs iendv wilh pom mud toAcuo,
aud cycrybodY round tho o1fco Aatd that 1nos-
1o1o 1asou roula ouo day mako l1la marx.
eso'"l fcpartos, md everything wont woti
"llh tho 'buhg journalist. iIe had n7aa,orqd
tho n,YsseEoa 81 stouogtanhy and by-at3.3s
ea!se II I'D ronyi1erolI ono pf tho best shorlhnul
tn1d x,StYf i,
ha'! u,aup friends and s!il! moro aInfrosH. tho
visits 70 THO cottage IN L's1nHstnu stropi c8,,-
ANFo1~ wn1na aiSoclaon gra4un.3s grow ,,p bn-
ssoeu tae y2Hag journalist aud ElizaInli,.
1,aoo haa Nlont.tled t1tauetf .tth Plymouth
aoduoi Ecgasa,ly, Whcn iIIton WA 20 xca7s Of
ago 10 asaca hpt to Nnito ler foftfltiea with as
anu 10 got tito ckfackcd nussEef, "Ysa," that
they y y, would Journey through tto ups aud doxaa
Of Mo tneositor,
Theodore had warm t,toaa, sonosles, Ard
L1.a 10 asGod ssarorack to "stnad up" VIII him.
The marriage tcok p1aeo sa d sho:& t.me afsor
E!Naon''A adnkops sas odtafnc1, Atstt thay stars.
ea on o3'tloiy to honaekoopiAg, louua Ut, eaeh
eounles HA ant,. tae uor'1 otlds Mis- lfirha.tlJ.
Ei,zaheshs nsoihar, hAi married judge Morsa,
ANd fof tstno TITO faMisles lived hcnnYa, ety
n1t ono yoar sttaf tito young pco,ln I,a pi 1ht>
ea thow srosi tl.ora cahtc about au unl,!oaslts.
ainpEfenu~pi ~ the OtstyUer o!lrn uu tho Hla,c-
~ question, wtIc1 unfv. tNua,cly iaj 10 .raoo.
aof0 Tninna 1}Alai8sa} lotA kl.a er{.1}ist,,,ont
lio ,sas about ta tlo ~orii with yauuE etfo or.
I'h ha:dd, at'1 to ADEQUATE anasnt Ut support
}a'e shoa. T''ton Ind becumo tho suuer-
antohdnns of Tia Sn.,aay-sal1odl OF Plyu1.
nnih Church. ana iu hfs we!,aro and tlnt OF
hls 5onnc VITO both PASTOR AID poayto topk
;lectaeu .nsefess. 1t tue rear 1856 the Ray.
i3ehss Wnsa Deocbnr nsed his ,ntsuouce "a hAvo
ititon e"int"yed on tho asa'f Ut tho ludepend-
euikof.
Thcn began . contsoyersy bstwrep Mr.. Detcl,-
er sss ar. 1tvn nsittl attraoiod general atlrl,%
s;op to 1ha latlov atr. Ilhon took tE'o e.ouut
TIM ~ = consistent .la,!l~Sapoyy saaa Vi. Ececl.
o. could not auppofs no A;porteaa NI4rd. Xr,
utesles defended bin Eesit.t,., ans3 Sir. Tiloa
assa3saa i hpfort crowded. alJieuece WHO wuro
<.sraeEaa hy sae d'se:isnl..a. air. Dotracr Nas
teAaoe eua osuei 'stess, Ms. Tim ~au
hatea. attao4s ytnalcIsve, hnd anuupcin.
tory. Oaa ot sl.a iattcr'4 epncchos was
reported in sua t4e l,sdfpende,lt, Au,l .yo.1
shst ht0Hobt to t0ca,uo ono u tho u,use pro,1.
lnsas Aosl-h'avesy orasors ol tho day, sud y
iaforito bpcaicr At au uu1lic moctiugs. Il
br,ugLt lta l"to The lcetariug business, in
sbstb he aenspyra for 4 time q marked ouccets,
At tha tiNe, lbp nor. Dr. or,u,tton. al Csuaia
"sit.ng Of Theodore rliton, said .bat 10 ouca
rx~ hi.a, On visit 70 shla country, III rlysaoutl.
Iav:sl ana 10 was ;!!ofn moro stripping, ha
1"ence. nna Mo, and depth u thougbt l,t4t uas
ltotfnctlr etectriiyi,E, Yno Dactue mover lad
tteaEL sl'ag Aao I. ID al Asisfe neforo Too.
tsora lllt1u ass " us possess'oa iOto1s sr!too br
Ar. Rsaclicr 20 an. On fectuso tours II, tho 'Ycst
a. lha. ulaa, b wsch he auaretsca hin ~ .ha
"und-slscu. front hls ua.no ThaoLo1c, Nhici, ~
mada III, oftwo Gsaa4 wvsas. s1gnifying God"
and" st.s Wnan 3ir. Dosoilor wsnt to
Europe, Dir, Tilton was lott ia ciateo ot tho
INDEPENDENT ou tho sstAdr4v1t Of All. Dceohof
IRON the cdi!oeshlp ot the paper, without my
fosnal 'nsx,tlua, lou, Ar, Tlton Wan continued
In the position pf Bo}A odilor OF tho MINER. AID
Mas lett +, conduct il NJ he nloased. Henry q.
Bowen aloo nlado him editor Ut tho Iitio, A,,a
forucr.
Moantinae Theodore Tiltpn and his young wife
veaat bnck 10 }iso at 5uJ.s Aof1s'a lotse iu
1'rings! on shesl. sn0 }ere nus cetehsAscA With
Cioa. ettat the'r fin weadng. Numerous fsona4
gathered rouud tAetn, n,d Tho ~of]1 ouisi,lo uall
that tue vs.a q t!,u youue eoapto through ltfo
wes s.rawn With ronos. DS-nnd-by JuuSo blor.c
Enyc tho hoaHe - L.s:Dgsaou street 10 Sin stop
daughter and her assst.Id- Metnttaa ,lr. Tt
ton had kept up 4ls intimate friendship With Mr..
tho "aathouae 1r1a Of Woodruff. nuli.sou i Co.
IN h1slaosa, &:1 Ia Als turn tdR:1io1 tho plece of
hle. nat.usolt. Tho taulltos weea .ns,u.nso, anh
Tleodoso fltton little uyer fuas .ycaye uSo in-
tsoasacoa Mt. Moul&oA to 1fr. ucoclrt, wle, too,
co,co,7ed Nhtsu regard iar hs fxionl4 fsicvfl
Ihrodoie T'llon Ual brother anu aister, both
Of TboM caro to 1.-Two with htu wuep INt,rv
1lorse nlado lila Wafe Tho present OF thu houyo In
Livingston ssrett. Tho brotbor ueea,aa id,o1;c
tYcin ssasiot3eyez; tho sister nns highly no~
eouulisi;oi lsay, a thorough musician. aid aauy
for naan5 foArn se alto boo,o u tho clsot ar 81:
patot's G1Nfet IL atAsa at1oot, 81 thin p,tY 6ho
stsA resides ~ Dseoa'yn and IL eatornoa for her
sNlahae 7aa3lties ,.f large ca,olh af Aieataa
DarluS ella u Ms Ttlsou'a Occurring tousa West,
is id!oe lrosde: became yiotout, 80 vIotcut Tint
Airs. T1lsaa. Wttstou: tho knowledge os Ae1 2,e.
laul, removed biin from tho oottn5o Unuov tho
l'rotenaa Of :ahius caliinge ride ahe induced
llm to 10 cut With hor ulone. 0nto in TITO
caFfjASe, shey so4o dsivau sap,dty to tito Cataty
insano ASYLUM Ut fla,bush, whers she loft lib
Ia charge oS ths a.ten1aa'a, Ftnni1.g huatcU
i1ntuufou, taa luaniis i-et all rcatratut la 10.
ea'ao pp,1ef!iy Wild 4: t,aos aud 1t ras aseoa~
aA1y to put him frequently IN ssas yarnops
4.,6pn to lscerora IL lat..c ssylunis es
Atra'ghis' jactAs N.s. Tiisoa visited hstn tro-
Qnen1y il aer tashatsd'a asna,tce, a,,il wAa tho
op!y one u tho fapily 10 would ul|o lu approuol
HIN. llo 2'nrcted far Gina. aud dloa txo ecsrs
aee tn tho autlAn. Int was bnucA from Mr.
I}lsoss's res'deuss III Livingston strecE. Tho
Tut .as'h tashhs and nsotaos aso ss} allyn, aud
rcRl4o IT. comfortable elrounlstaupea 1T koYpolt,
k,1.
i3ts t-t~Wia <Sxett TINT ue niisht eyns fei;
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