Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-08-20

through Frank Carpenter 10 raise money
iron, my trienda by openly assaiiisg me II
a letter 10 Dr.. Bacyn. Tiiere,iponI caiiet
tnr All investigation. Fur the d lay In pub
iirhing detailsl am laut respms BILE. Al
tie harm have 10 long dreaded and striveI
10 AVOID has cunls tn pass. The time has
however, arrived whsu | csn speak in vim
dication ot .yself. Lab " under the disad
vantage Of . poor memory for d .tes aud De
tais. During there psst four years my III
has been 81 cd with = multiplicity Of labor
and duties. which tall upon clergA men NOR
than on any public men. This 10 my po
sitioH klnpw my iuiaoces oe without beinl
able W prove II with desaiie,l ex plAnatioLa 1
4 am one upon whom trouble works in
wardly, making mo outwardiy silent, bu
syerlsrratiny IN ths chambers Of my soul
and when at length 1 do speak, II is pent
up Aood that pours without measure o
moderation. Inherit tendency to sadnss
which reminds me iof positive hyp6chon
drla IN my father and grandfather. ln Ger
tain moods OF reactions ihe world become
black aud see very desparingly. II
were IL such mood trspsAk as Tel 1shoul,
4 i've false colors aud exaggerated proper
sions to every thing. This uaniiestafiun /
- such CONTRAST to the hopefulnsss ans
;,Uursge which expert nee In 0rdinar,
TIMES, that none but those intimste Witt
,l.e wuuId suspect mo ot btiae % foil o
,ssinoM,.s \. spirit and sAgef g'sds'nneness Z
nave Within ne : care q. La,'n. Spmc Q
l,sy le.lsrs y Mr. Mnulton reflect this NOR
oM 'sei'u8s ue 9naers oo1 y and q tire
Wsesly Wss.sy HProsea tne tor .udu.glnS 70 u
M ~ .ns plei''n'naty review proeeed y
: na., ,s.ise' 2 sAs.Sa 5lsssN
- ulse Ans" iiis0h - reporter OF my
,nn s Hr w1 YOUTH wofAlng % th'
o.ssivor. lhence ne pssseo 70 the lnde
e',,sn. ,sa, AUG 70 oecams lsvosyte with b wen
Z" Aoo. Decan'e . Glsor y me indspendent
~. =. |. .nu"csulecs neld oot y me vas that
..tou snpola assist :. lne aDd relieve me tron
uS iou.'uc 9 vhce wotk. !. sn!s w.,
Dses,ae .,. mucn a'tscnea GO him ana We be.
eAme .s. Tue tnost co nisntlAl q tfiehtss.
rnue my ssmhy enJascd Their SUMMER
,iss.... ous ny aulles AePs me 10 the CITY
: 80, NY 'nesls - tug 'amiiies OF friends
Wy ues4'ne 10 Iafhtisr Win tnelr chiid,eh
.uu uou'1. mat went y . siio ous daity, ai
"o' e 81 no.no ll.Ion oltea orge''
=. ~ nlaAe MS nouse my nome. se'hng in
lasneant Term. ns w,Ie's esteem and
''aec,'ou .s' ios me-. Finai w began TO vislr
,'ls mouse which ne sought - make at
rsc'iVe ne ufged me 70 oriDg my book
'no papers there snc do my Writing 10 his
:. 1903 du ing my aoeeoco 10 England
ie oecHmc the responsib'e editor Of the
,nnepenocut, ana later editor IN chief. In
looo, ON account oi my cleveland letter.
nSdo violent assaults on ms through the
independents, and my connection with that
si*r was severed though wo remained
nendly, yet there was . coolness between,
=, IN matters oi poliucs. While sitting for
portrait with Page, at bis request, ir.t
iie, Mouiion. Daang all this time l neve,
'eceived tn slightest hut from Tiltou or
'"y n,eint or ri III, family that there wa
,'esatisiacit = with NY familiar rotation IL
ia i.''asilnAi.
Mr. Tht,'n never complaine.i my visits
,nt'i after be osesn to tear the Indepsud.
~ woni'i bs taken from him, nor did he
freak CUT into "i,ieucs until the evsniOg Of
'is dispose s-itn from boih papers, the lL.
spenasat aud Brooklyn Unio's owned b.,
VI. Bowen llurinR shsre years The ihti-
nacy in iiIson's family was tire .tsd an tha,
% iather or elder brother. Chtidreb
sere horn-c children died They ieArueo
A'lnve me and a. froiic with ma Is If war
..s II themselves. l loved them, aud |
,sd fur Mrs.f Z. . true and hoaest regard.
she seemed 10 me ~ DO Al afsctioaate
'"ther, dev'ted wi ., looking up 70 he,
baud a. quo far sb vs the common race
4 men, aud turning 70 me with xr less e.
nj iariiy aud with entire confidence.
Jhlldlsh IN appearances, she WAS naturally
'n'ldiike in nature, aud 1 would as soon
ave nnistrnsied the confidence of the little
.iris as the urstndied affection she showen
ne. Delicate iu health, with cheerful air.
he was baundless 10 her syn psthy 70,
shoso IN troub,e, and labored beyond her
'tEength Tor the poor. She bad charge ono,
= the married womans class at the Bethei
MISSION School, aud they perfectly wor-
shipped her.
! savs Mrs. Tilton copies Of my books
When published. Sometimes l sent flowers
iewn from tho farm, to be distributed
.mong q dossn or more families, aud she
NSosaothtiy eb4reQ t0ems
Tie ooiy ,,r..aut of y.lna sv.r gave
s t'ose"s " s"suo eses Bsse
yer MAS on nv return from Europe u
1858. when distributed sol vpnira ~ mi
ur.ov -, .c,n. ,f.. -. -
. a r..'snssy MY " nl'"o PSssunF, hus'
gave her simple brooch of little insrIn
'u ssiue. o. .r from suppos'ne tnat my
,res%nce ana ihuuencs WAS lenattnK Mrs.
Il, from her family relations 1 thought OF.
i,a o.,,,.r. ,,,.t /, 90. ..;,;,., -. ~
- oS s,k w se'Snksp
tuo encouraging her 70 nOid 1e<e upon =
nan esiden ~ sliding into npsroua asso-
"Atiois aio iiAoie 10 oe in.m0ssEu oy un-
Usual se ( conceit u
4 revar,l.d n. r;,nr =. 4, ~..,, .-;.t
~. iu'on ~ ~ very ctitt'
ri period VI his life, and used to think HIN,
,,rtuAate In homo Influences. Nrs. n
,i,en deplofed tho lax,ty Of h,r husbands
liza ~. .cI.a =. s'
,'es' " uio tnas ~ ueuieu tne ulVut,y ol
Jhr.st and tho articles OF orthodox faith
nd his views Of the sanctity Of marriage
sefe constantly changing tn the direction
vi frse hive. Nv las visit before tho tr nh.
q. rsrn a. wu..
'e ~ns jury. AotV. Wnen S1ss. 1litOi
was sick. She was much deprvsscd and
theered her the Test I could, and prays.l
With her
II u suf1ciant 70 say thas o no tntssvioM
sA Oh sv.F tossk psns . petWsel Afs. T1ASoa
no mysen aid anythius o. cur which m.Shi
..os ne " o~cursd wish p-r1scs peopsisly Eo
, s Sssn brother esd eissss. bssvs~n i.shss sad
i. dearest fr.rn.I. nor % oid -, III thins I w svs,
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