, 1875-02-28

Tilton-Insanity, envy, jealousy. oupidity,
ambition, f1enzy,-all the cardinal vices.
Moulton-A desire to be connected By the
strongest possible ties with al editor vholc he
could control to his own profit (though what re-
lation theological journalism bears, or may II
the future bear, to warehousing and the salt
trade is q conundIum, the key OF which hes not
20 far been supplied By the defeuse).
Mrs. Mouhon-A passionate and uurcciprocat-
cd love for Beechef, ns shown by her kissing
him on the forehead and covering him with IN
afghan, when he threatened, after the mauncr
OF Mantalini to become "a a dem'd moist, nn-
pleasant body" all and eingnlarly because Tiltoa
had resented tue advice he gave Bowen to cashier
that iendish heresiarch. Hers is the fury OF q
woman ecorned.
Of the Christian Union, aud a monopoly Of re-
lgious authority for the Independent.
johnson General imbec,lity OF character.
Woodhull-A deslre to drag Beecher down to
her own degraded level
Woodrun-A monomaniac devotion to Moul-
ton.
Robinson-An o7erveening affection for his
niece, and hysteric fondness for his partner.
Woodruff and Robinson collecsisely-A desire
to make Beecher useful in fixing matters with
the Treasury Department in re Jayne.
Carpenter-Tne instinct OF q mischief~maker.
Mrs Notwithstanding garru1ity.
kate Carey-An incurable propensity to be,
With remote aubjection to delirium tremens.
West-A vague desire to be conspicuous some
how or other
BeH-Ael1e1ous insanity:
Mnvericx-The chronic itch OF q journalist
misunderstanding Of the brain.
Rlchards-A thirst Tor revenge upon eomebodT
OF otne! aot navlns Deen ue1eateo IN nls e'1o11s
to obtain q eatuanon In Inc costom- House:
Ii the prosecution had produced more wltnes5-
es, the only charge necessary would have been =
-11esn 'g1S or = SADDLE On Tracy :. policy =
slase, ana new oi5snp9t7on Of mouyes.
Inc aft'cles ntota "n1ca I41on' Mou1ton, ana
carpenter concoc1ea uaa surely some noss un-
pa!atan1e 1nsreols9t 10 1ayor IT, Iracsa expo
snon is trast"or.ny; ma that the ntoth Was
spo1lt Mas uue' perhaps ~! 10 nuen 20 1ne nun
oe1 OF We cooks' us tno 'a11et5 OF tneH cono1-
nauons.
IL may ot11ae 5ou tnas 1aere are
SOME WEAkNEasEs
In the propostl9n Mn.cn haye reduced to its
qulntessental apsuIaltY. for instance you may
% reluctans 70 believe tnat Mrs. Moutton was
head-over-eaSs III love With Beecher, when the
only testimony 70 tnat eneet proceeds ron
Eeecner Mnse4, "no prouo4y demonstrates that
be is not man OF the world, by both taking his
1t may hkewlse occur TO you that there was
oIe m3Goy -, ~ mGna.Gn -; ~ - s19
.i,a.ana ~ Ill ~ ai3,nr ~ +haa,n -
.a;1 " N~0 ~~0~'ooN~3A
Da-i,.rs TN xv,odrr4r T. poh,,so,, n. ,,+
sed 3rr Rscchars sarv;casse 1nhh,,;ot 49,
II, Woah,prton
- Then \ lam. it i. almost Incredible that Ricb-
,rds t.nn,S hsra a.r h;s a;atara ~ at;t
tue 9..ut ~ "an,a1o I;sn1t - ntas eA95
loss e Sonact1 c5ar 1Sen 1of uo' oeco1n ou-
Voi 1p141 abon1i hazard tbaaa s1ent;c>, ~o,-
lectures % when It is Tracy Who is e1 EXPOSING The
c@oa1 oi WI wnlsu n,s o>r n,,r . ,r,r,rn7
- MasS Us 80 3aI T. pa.aa.s'1 a1e1" tu,..
as 10 n4t t.;- ~ tt
nd So ~ nor aflermars co"4 Tiiton nto }ixn1e;na
-" aaoa 10 e "fear 1"r;n1 srtfni,r annne1, ttas
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MUutu " ua'a ~ aIor11ten ~ ."n i9 a
hot,, ra;r off r and o1,t ~ rhe ;nhroc1;o A~''~
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oa - tT "aa 10 81. ..a..G1t -. 80 a!as
N h;a Mnsn a tSs goss Of all T. u5a no
n% cnnd"nea "e ~ snd ana p cnnid "
~ - ,,aaJ - ha WoodroT = RnS;.eo,s 1aasI. ~
~ 49, ~ 1n ~ 1esIt ~, 11-1ta 20 -
oo:,at 80 Ias,ra., H. +,ar.-
10 10 naa :. 1;i.o +~1a horo;ra ~ - Ttocr
she case. aGo a.;e.t nG1n hnN,,a ~ -
ctes' 49,, A. brt hona - H. " ;1to,eats
sort, "nas ean ~ w III sno ~
ny ~ 1sno" %A'o' -' LAO AA''30 q Aa'o-
Iaao
he has made one mlstaae, ano neeo ne 10
soothsayer to discover II.
BOWEN AAs LEES o1Aeotht c1AA11Su1o
% be party OF interest; ana Eowen has, IN
;hese later Gays, qaIero"n ms oia malnefenee-
Inc rage cauea mm scounotei a?3 1or nse yeata
With absolute lnpunlty' nntl. 81 OF sudden,
one bright Monday, II 1ouhd tnat Bowen mad
Begun 10 put Pflce upou a eao Eats1leSo VI aous-
ng him. and demanded Sz3oooo OF compensa-
4on Tor three colum4s o. nll0ngssa.e. d3ung
10Th beeche1 ana 1A1on as no does.
Bowen would nave fe1o1ced 70 90
oy one OF tqem, and 70
1aye testined asAnss 9otn: = beecner were 70
alt him. he would 1eaallY alselose wnas ne kne"
bout ceftatn eto1lc % Pet1otsance ;a &C. "nic9 9e
Hilton nad citea MN, ne ~oaia nos nave nesNa-
ed to describe Inc relat1Un "n1ca so11 uaoag
ng editors are occas1onaliy cengeo VIII gearing
o II tne1 1emale Go.1espo1d1Gn, @ m1s;n,. ~ ~. z;xt
Inc nuek-oasket l u mto ml'S1 ~ ene 1ry 9n-
er.clotnlng Q. ms t,s nas at peeu a1a rs
Henry e. Bowen ana "aen 1Eacy gave 9ne