Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-08-21
PEAcE AND CONCORD,

PEACE AND CONCORD,
not drawn by me, but accepted by me a
sincere. The Golden Age had been started
lie had capital to carry 1t on for 4 while
lie was sure that he was TO head a grea
social revolution. " it'll returning pros
perity he had apparently no grieis whicl
could not covered by his signature to article
of peace, yet the charge in that covenan
made by him before signing it, and repre-
sentei to me as necessary merely to relieve
him from the imputatiOn of having origin
ated and circulated certain old an,
shameless slanders about me, wer
rea made words, a now appears, t,
lea him free for future operations upon me
81 long As he was or thought he was on tht
the road to new success his conduc
toward me was A. friendly a he knew how
10 make it. His
ASSUMPTION OF SUPERIORITY
and masnanimity and his patronisiug man
ner were triileS ut which could afford t.
smile, and which | have with the greater
ease since still retained the profound i'm
! preston made upon me, a. explained in the
following narrative, that had been cause
ul an overwhelming disaster to him, and
tnat hiss complete restoration to public
Standing and household happiness was
RErARArIoN JUSTLY REQUIRED OF NE,
and the only one which | could make. But
with a peculiar genius for blunderS he fell
almost at every step into new complications
and difficulties. and in every such instance
It was his policy to bring coercion, to boar
! upon my honor, my conscience, and my at-
[ lcctions. for the purpose of procuring his
/ cxtrcatlJn at my expense.
THEODORE TlLTON KNEW NE WELL.
lie has said again and again to hi- friends
/ that if they wished to gain any influence
/ over me they must work on the >ympa-
thctic side of my nature. To tms
/ he has addressed himself steadily for
/ four years; using a> a lever without ~cruplc
my attachment To NY friends. to Iny family
O. his own household and even my old
affection for himself. Not
BLIND To MS FAULTS
but resolved to look on him as la,orab'y
and hopefully as possible and ignorant ot
his deeper malice. laborcl earnestly. even
desperately, for hi~ salvation. For four
years lhave been trying u quc.l the inSltil-
Die cgoti-m To make the man Us great a~
he cJnccited himself 10 be. % restore o.
prosperity and public confidence one wi0
ln the midst Of my efforts in his behalf
rATEoNi.ED uisG1rurALLE PEOPLE
and refused, when | he~3u.ht him. O.
separate himself from them. and a-cri5et O.
my agency the Increasing ruin which be
wa- pcr-I-,ont'y bringing upon himself,
ami winch / Wa dong my utmost e.
avert lt Wa Aiii % d. anything lar ~ich
"a man might as Well have tried % i'I
,.e't "iiA water IN tne liter Stages "i
the history be actually incitci and created
i.E.sltic-. auplrcutIv for nd Other par-
pose than e. drive me to fresh cxcrtilu-.
refused t. endorse bis Wild views and
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l-el4ei bus come o. pass. The time .l-
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u.a 0t myself Daring i1ur years -.u-.-
ArT .urlcucd with labor ilani myself .n
ID position where ] know ms iun ccr
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-i- WIVES riAf ii N
On returning fri m EarAni Y.y,I tac
way or llm e. become ~I.ctlltor orottac lt.-
dependent. The violent a--lu,, 100 me ty
I.tlu DO I-OS. 40 account 10 ms Cleveland
lr.tsr. broke uf my connection w.ta the In
'...er.i.ut Ny relations wltl T.tYu -,r-
Iauel very kniIvurrli I~a--Hl. but ID lU-
.,l.il matters ,l.rc sa-a cl1luc--. u.1.u-
t.ct t.me.t fsr visits d, It.-.a'- l.a-e tle-.
never v4-tl, SLIGHTEST hirt from him .r
afv member If his family or an, a.--l..-.
f.a-.a with ms familiar relation g, his
laa~.hllI ravc comics of ms O. i.uk- -Y
Mrs. rI.t.n. sent q lyver- from my farm tlu
t1n families which She 6c.-i~.sra.t.
Shared. and only once ravc hcra nrc-oat.
% hrlacA Of little vamc. as ou. ar she
Souvenirs o. my E.r.n,an t-...
nr >rATtNsNr Io THE 'HNnuTlt H.
MtNAElE DOCUMENT.
The following is tie conclusion u Sir.
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tclc-ranhc report lcitl friday
MIR. Bcechcr refers 10 the affection shown
linn hy the children of Tlton. and Mr.
Hlton seemed am afcctionatc mother and
devoted wife. looking up To her husband.
- far from Supp1~ine that nv presence and +
influence were alternating Mr. Ttun