, 1875-03-13

and others, md to the solution Of thlH uues.
ton tho nstute counsel arc bonding MI their
mighty energies. Wo nro told tint T1Lrox
rcgRrded hor with MI anlorous glanco that
Wien le looked upon her lie Ind a kind aud
tondcr smile upon Ills lips Tint lie talked in
MI amatory tonu to hcr,-tliat IN, with softness
and gcntloness; that tho gu;le|css Woop-
HULL, DrspEMoSA fashion, acknowledged
that T1LroS was tho ncnrcst approach
to her bcast-idcal Of perfect ,na,,
slio Ind ever met ant1 tint Ti1roy rccipru-
catetl ltor esteem. Moro thau this, wo ars
told TINT ho went to Coney Island will, l,or,
mud in tho tn,nlling, sa!ty surf nlld cruc1,
crawling, hungry fonin," they lsportcd thona-
selves nftor the fashion Of dolpllins and MGR
mais1s; TINT l.o rolo will, her III carriages
TINT he received lor Mt his honse that llo
presided at her meetings tl>at ono day ho
| hntl she met IN tho niystto pantarchy md
sl'c went into rapturcs over "l,is sphere" n;
tlsat ho kissed her mud others Of tho gcnter
scx Whenever tho opportunity presented It.
self, just Ms Et1zanEru was in tho habit Of
| doing with tho stcrl.cr Eek. This iH not n'l
Wo mo gravoly assured that OH his lecture
tours this irresistible lcart-breAker trav-
cled with n 27-ycar-oltl schoolgirl, who
rcad him to sleep with " Paradise Lost
III Winstetl Inn. himself meanwhile tlisev-
eled and desl1abille, and TINT ono day tho 27-
year-old child nrpearctl to country pumpkin,
staring into t1lo room, in n costume wlacl,
n'ade him inquire conhlential1y OF the land-
lord, "Who are tlteso in wl,ite nrray?" lie
ft,ts II. ~ II 71ttt n
not "Al1 Alono."
Now, where is oil this going to bring MP?
What other result can it havo thau That this
poor, patient, long-sutTering, distracted Jury
will eventually bring S1r, Tt11oN in gritty?
That jury is no longer accountable for its
acts. It will bo IN mood by tho timo tho
trial closes to conrict anvbody, mud Ms Ttr-
TON is now tho only one on trial, antl will bo
the only one to the end, ho will be
brought in gully without much doubt,
and A1r. BEEcMEn and elizabeth will
60 on their why rejoicing, md gently fatlo
out of remembrance rs having over bcon in
tho storm clutches Of tho Inv OH trial for adnl-
tory. The curious antiquarian may possibly
discover, in looking ovor 1nusty newspaper
flies, TINT thoy Ind remote connection with
this cnse in its earlier stascs, bnt beyond this
they will not figure. The great question of
thcir guilt will therefore disappear from tho
public mind ns mist hut T1LroS, sl,owrctcl,,
will ho branded MS guilty Of amorous g!nuccs
and dalliancca with DrL1LArR, md his memory
will bo consigned to ezecration therefor.
All this remarkable transportation Of tho
parties litigant, ns we'll as lie enormous cou-
sumption of time III the trial, grows out of
the AllBlo-snxon forms Of trial adopted and
practiced in America. In france they do
t]!cso things bctter-not scandals, but trinls.
There, tho Judge summons tho witnesses,
aud all tho witnesses. 1n this cnse lo would
have Immediately summoned 13EEcuER and
Mrs. DEEcHER, T1Lros aud A1rs. THROW,
EowES, BEss1E, the WoopuuL1, SUSAN u, An
TKoSY, Mrs CAnr STANTON. md every Que else
cognizant of my facts in tho caso, mud would
haye first questioned them himself, Hhnrply
and severely, a,,d then turned then, over to
counsel for further examination. All rc1e-
want questions would hnro been allowed. No |
tcchn;cal objections would have been allowed.
Thus witness utter witness would hive been
rapidly sifted down to the very roots Of his
or her knowledge, and every fact in tho caso,
big and little, would lavo bcen brought to
light. Had this cnso been in a French court,
it would hayo been decided aud Judgment en-
tered UP month ago. Tie Anglo.saxon
form of trial is conducted upon the basir |
OF excluding. concealing, mud covering
up testimony; the French brings every
fact, pro anil con, to the 1i1;ht. !
It is good thing for DEEcuEn, however, be-
cause it gives "tle old man chance" How
chi lie bo guilty Of n dangerous intiacretion |
with El1zADEyz ii THEODORE was guilty of
au intliscrotion Will. V1oroRlA and m esnbar-
rassment with e7-year-o1d schoolgirl? OF
course Ito couldn't. The case Is dismissed |
SIN the caso Of T1r.roa VI. BEEcnEn, tho de-
fenslant being charged with adultery with
ELIZABETH R. T11ros, we, tho jury, find IT,
TON guilty Of casting anlorous glancea ut VIC
TonA WooDuu1L."