New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

What influence extortef this dsnuneiaon % her buo.
bands Are yon IN doub'i Tracng the eonaret me ~
renee OF Mrs. Ovihgton her fresh and tender con"
msers;ion Mrs Tifon carrying her upon Fids presS
ing rpon her The Inequalities ~ Ter house Offering hef
perm ,nent asylum from her husband and ner hons
Tracy Bee her and all IN open and admitted c"mnn"
eaton a, the house ~ rr Ovng'00 All these coec'r"
influences bearing upoa tbs sorn5n, isas ani deheato
a. .e represented ~ b AMI al ss'nz her pastor a. ~o
know she dld-irc you in aoubtf Ard 10 ycn bsms
Theodore Tito. under these circumstances tor StanhS
mp solitary aud alone IN se.icfeisef Mast be ~ oI~uy
acc t-ed before a partial packed tribunal VI mo
freals ~ Mr. Bec.hr Of personal t'siti'l ~ eE'
seenee " reputation aud character, whose decrHn-
tion. unlcss .afected by rent Improperly an"
fgyVsitisn, would produce immensc influences upon
the public mind, his household disrupted hs WHO
fugitive b and his home, public dsonsr rest
ing upon him that Em De circumstance. brute an
the estimation If The community from whose vo'tne0
and abuse vas peesrfoTy Toe BITS we 70
lice, rem scented he was BY Bessi- furncf
IN bis conduct and action in hts family relations
was this "a sit quiet au1 slsen', With 40
voice raised N his bcbafi Feshng the Injustice Of hs
position and the fasty occusations against him.
be be silent for fear IL shonsd no s' mat No
sought vlndcatoD the nal,rd Of family acner
ard rridei Why what had heecrne 81 phhy
honor and prsGel where did Nss. Tl;on
stand In The estimation Of the wo.df
What graver ebuke Judgment ~ the public could
have been uttered against the iIdy than the tAc, - ~o
that, without new cause Of ocsnss -H1 bsd
suddenly sit home and children aud was eo!ica-u ao
c0n-,rag With the OE~n and accusing emmy oi Ler nus
bandi Now ain asking you what Nj. Tnton sboGd d0
ader those ereumsances don't know what you r'ishs
do grntlensn. idsnt how Enuea OF iais s1a'sins
and oFgIyruess yod as husband. fathers G.hi eSsr-
r,,oS that character. * u l-~s ven
possible FOR T'on reesim hss ~ie, W restore hs
broken household, 20 suaits discovered family AID 10
induce that wile OF his again TO hls for<ivng
all bnf ".
a. every this jury Knows that Elizabeth X III
ton had left his and his children forever. Tic easo
Mr. e.sheF could NOT triumph uni. b tha, weak ana
feeble stood beside him UNFOLDING II IN ITO Vic
aud wrong. When Mira Tton hat nado
that frs; eSealpstory statement, eyiaeins her ~ifey
trust evinribg the truth Of her nature, Henry Ward
Beeeher knew that as 0cfose his chosen Com
could triumph. Thai representation mast 10
changed the wife The husband she must
do something to remove the effect and the impressions
u her past De- lTsons aad her pact associations with
Theodore T1itoa shs APPEAR the friend oi Mr.
iesher and tie VI her husband, Henry Ward
Becclier would fail. Hence the Intervention Of sho
Ovingtons; hence the better 30 the Committee b~neo
the notice 70 Mrs Tton; hence the sudden and tho
secret flight OF Mrs rOa from Der hoaoe. "aasever
YOU may sy think geD'ierr'n, SIRE am thai "a mo
Judgment OF weak and ialhle man Mr. rton VAS en-
trey Justified declaration that tie justice fsnsd
him before that Commttee should he sought before
tiibIpa where justice ~ supposed 10 be impartial
whtre thu fo. O law enable every eia11n ~ produce
hy witness ny ,preas 10 the intelligence ami the Just'ce
II the Llw, piot., tou, yin,caOn security 10 ghs.
w hazard no e9nse aencc hv or vii, come Nom
this suit AID this Investigation that Aai NOT
fallen upon Theodore Tll,ou, his wife, bis ehAi-
iren aud his home before tis investigation Was
undertaken. Then fate was settled There was no re-
deDlptlon. When Henry ward Bee,hsr pra>e'l that
Committee Of nyesti alton r'pogt eolsnlnng The
odorc rton, age, AMI rejecting =, disioSsoly and
i~nominou-ly upon the wife OF rheoicrr Tfpn. sheo
safety Of Henry ward seecher rhPrc redemption
for NJ rl,ou and bis family an you can give more.
Yon car r. t7a,e vn'''cate tho rhrrartr. ' rcct
Of Theodore Triton. but al viii not n'Ceem hn. onco
from o-crify and poverty through the energie ~ his
genius IN IN istey and character he has struyict mp
20 noble po stion and he has been struck inexorlty
town; and there Other retrieve, he can m.irh 40
the differing sscrnt in Other way than ny long
eo.c Ut toll AM stu1c. aided ~ the same flTultiss
which prompted hiiu a: hrst. II viii DO H. ~ friend
may .a sb,,ut di-sectilS aud buy ng him, aD1ut tuo
strained and battered hui: rotns ui0u te shores *
life mt he never Will dlssect intellectual 3D.. moral
Character IL Theodore riton. Hls knoWle'ise
Of inellectu4l anatomy will be gr,aly en-
.rgcI il he ever succeeds IN doing H. a plan>e.j
AMI he - 10. the sr ton who j. 20 bury "a Thec-
,lo.c Tiuan ue wil Vt EMERGE from these hadows
AMI dissertations !t is the spirit and the essence OK
great qualities Ia overcome ritcd shame aBi ,eaPd
olstaoles; and although he may never again have
bapuy home 70 cheer lila, a loving wife upon whom
he can rest IN hi- SORROWS gnd fluctuations yc., heeyo
me- Theodore rbU,a by the erery ~ his ch1rtes and
lis vcRins will lcem hlaselI IA The eyes of tha World,
and prove himself ITO uoole Jul bou0rel - whom
Henry ward Boegher rendered bis Repeated tributes.
Applaase.1