, 1875-09-26

naru, not to pronounce frankly that 81,
e1act1y tae wrong course to take for \ nssa as
pub puS;e as opnions aao as Mr. Beeches does, 10
I is largely tho fault Of slr. Beecbr,., q
aud Of the way that thew s1st bs1s ! ttieea
about him. thaI he has not hate teaatas
PEELED to the mora discreet con- M ~
cons!derod. And by hia r-;a,'I" as IS
fer to none Of his doubtful adyocstsa "a a
succeeded 10 the charge laid down Z, sHscha
but to those honoreo!e friends, vhoaa s.ss asska
WILL compel the respect Of aIl. Th.aoa oaaazs
have tried to prcre IL. BeecLar's nacsss. hsea
ntude by an argument, instead Of fuIl, slts
~ a.I Us UNHAPPY ntuatlon and throshe 80 y
oses for upoo inc MaIey and charity OF tbs ~ ~
1ot ". Beecher to show. hy H. ~ "a
ana lfo, tha. 1e is unspottsd' ~ r. vi
neat used By the good friends Of M ~ Ea,,iass ass
not Only notWcTth straw in its general tsasa
It 1as' OF necessity, included q poins rh;asa
bsdlJ the other way. The general srrmssa nSa y
thas man OF the good intentions fssI;1@tt
thousnts poured Out By Nr. Deacher :. u
nave aone 80 wrong ut first, and then cn,sasz saasz
up M ~ 60 mnch faisehood- Ba: shis lo.oat,' g
~: u sls. heeener dld this wrong. he begsso begin - y
secret: thing, and then felt cn,nna2H?. H a.
regard falsehood . less owl .hsaa +
7essioa OF "a secret which =. ID
elong knew must be held guilty bv Al ~. ~ =
II Mrs Beecher was in any vsv canah,s stVs4 tsVs4
ing it seem right to have, with wrssoSx et ~
tscted rotaaa, relation like that ~ 7sha sh..ean .
Hassr,-s relat;on theoretically anrro.s4sa
hHedenborB, and countonanccd il aaI at
E!ance By Auther.-all the rest vonid sa9a y
y nasu1aily as anT form OF sho liberal fal.sA.s,
s nnlen Is. 10 msny people conalder no lyin1 T.:
plea, that Mr. Deecler is ex;eptionst,sa ao sFaaF
innocent resort to doubtful couraes T. ipsaea
quenca OF habit be has slways had of ns;sass ~.
freedom which charac terizes rh,;dr.s s''s{ q
plear 1t it ia true, only makes il esr;,, :. !aa
stand that Ar. Beeche- may HAYS Jro,naaasa ~ asaa:$
sacred thing in an unlawful passion i'a ~ W. ~
postlre, NAY haVe found it necess.rv ~ M; W
The honest, Literal fact in orda- to not s,s..sE
ms own cnsrac:er for good intention. -
;ne a9snf1tT .b u ts''as to absolutely eless H.
a. doubt Logic Ia not e,,.t tIs
thus. Tae p.esam: ton Of innocarea M,
oYarVhsln'n3, b1s there ;s no NV to m. tl g
INTO proof. where 40 many things looI m. -
tie the other WY; and III. Beeth..is .... pig.
friends would have Gone him sery;ea e ~ spu
had frankly confessed his painful sirustion W W
only asked for hin futaro ah;c,ied hr ch' ~
Mr. Beecher himself would hava con.n|tsd ~ ~;
sense and necessity II he had realized a e.ss e
less cloud, and that he mast, to nv an,,n a"se
tent, win his future. Bu. 4 tAA1a ss u
almost imposstas for. Mr. ,Beecher tn ronsdaa
and to take the uisss course. Ia .cts nstst ,aaIa
ably from impulse hs still mors eaessn 1s'ss tss.
impulse, o. from appearances xide Of tba n..sa .a
and there seems no chan:a that iinnniso ~ ~
aglnntion Will ever accept md obcr st,;c =. W.. w.
ct wisdom and truth. Hence st,ong p,esunr. :, ny
ton, from the Start that soma .spscss ot N.
Beecher's rele ious work viii ra.eal anything brt
to truth. and 3 necessity 70" CO... O..
Biderlng, not without anxiety and critca! ~
whether Mr. Beecher, 50 fer as hig indne,csn.ss
extended, has not brought mooaa aud nse,sos*
into the holding and handling al faiIh ANAL.
conduct Of life r. hhiah need to be rooted ont
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