, 1875-05-30

more Or less OF T1gor md plumpneBs. Ar%
EFarts holds the jury even, and his visa eyes
search ont the innernost Tecesses OF theif twelve
hosonas. The audience listen aud look, even the
parties interested-or did during YestordaT's pre-
Imina1les-as they would listen to and look at =
plAy. Mr. Eeecher'a mouth stands open WITH IN
disguised amusement aud watchful wonder what
skiuful burst il coming next. Moulton and Til
top upon whom lr. Evarts has hardly begun.
and whom he shows gigns Of treating with cold
uees, listen with apparent entertainment, 500
Judge Nelson points ont beauties OF style and
questionable ecoka Of logic to his friends upon
the Bench.
p .> TIE WEAPONS or BARBARIaA.
Springfield tHoss.} Republican.
The argument of ex-Judge Porter IN the
Deecher case is great disappointment 10 the
low tone in which it is pitched. In the bitter
ness and brutality of its inyectlye it 1s quite
down to the level ot Tracy speech It IL n,
conceivable that Mr. Evarts at ! asst should
devote himself to this elaborate and studied
abuse, and re trust that Mr. Beach also will,
for the credit Of his profession, take little
more seif-respecting attitude This pol1cy OF
dauouncing the other aide as band OF sotany
deprayed conspirators and blackmailers, saVozs
Of On earlier and more savage age, cruelef
theology and q bitterer intolerance than a9o
thought consistent with Christian decency to-
day. None Of the parties to thia suit deserve
such Wholesale denunciation "a e1-judge FOR
ter indulges in for effect upon jury; there Is
no philosophy OF human nature that can JUS
tlfy it. The plaintiff and defendant, who nave
both proged themselves capable OF noble tnlngs
on oc.aeiou may be on another OCCASION very
frail and weak but they are neither OF thom
the deliberate villains and hends "hlcn Moas1s si
Tracy and Porter, who call themselves gentle
men, are endeavoring to make out thear antass-
on,st, It the case were before special Jury.
ike the English jury, Of men picked for intel
leence and sense, or before Judge alone: ofen
MI. Porter would feel sense Of shame it tho
VA ahnutd hArd4V 2TnBrE
a. much Of Mr. Tracy.
sscHupREN's MAY DAY" At PLYMoUra CHURCH.
D.spat:h to the Cincinnati Comlnereiat.
BROOKLYN May 2G.-lt was remarRaale spec~
tacle in which Beocher figured to-day, after ls~
tening to the close Of the great diatnbe, which
has Occupied Porter for six DAYS, and about which
will tell you in few minutes. There is bead
tiful custom in Brooklyn Of annually celebrating
the 26th OF Msy as Chldren's Day." Ihe
city and all its streets are suEfen3ered to tue
children. Tho Sunday-Ecbool children, number
lug 10000. who enjoy what ie known IS thelE
:. Mny wak," y ben they parade about decorated
with flowers and carving little. Tags hold
festivals at the parks and in the
CHURCHES, singing hymns, listening to ad-
dlesses. and eating nlco things. peheye
May-Da7'' Of Brooklyn. But / enees he bor-
rowed the idea IRON tho customs OF ancient
tunes and other countries. At all ayenta The
5000 chlidfen Of the Sunday schools eonnectod
With his church have tho gayest time On their
x1,,arat ~ Ia 1ece1ve. their floral and af1ec-
$500 'as,,,en. ~ ~
Tro7, ,ho ro,,rt.roono, after Porter had closed
- o'a,coE want d,wn to Rcecher'a church,
L crowd Of children surrounded it, and tna vas:
ee1tuIe 3%oo', Paesi, si,aa -1t{, Sova ~ oir3a
epecs4ce: Wa AI ne;i,r "sA. aroesea +houob
most u 1n"m 2,or onaa .monr
. 'neto .~oto ~ ,,nmdg.ae ~ tnam hnldIno
tnen'' .aa hannats,s ~ ,cnfa1on. Thnfo
@.o1s am 1uIn +od dd,nr.a9 nn ~ lods and iasses
Mete s1a1i ~ a,,r - 40, sna nc;aens trnrn IL
IRON ~ ~ ~ -, ,.ou, h.d m.-rned in nsoces
70 ~ OF ~ q. " "n" ~ ~ ttla ,i.ce ~ shs;r
son 'nIoan we n..eet1 "a ~ sncf ~
nafs "eie p''e 1taas.uin .rh1;st onr Can-
-; !. 9od ~ - iova = .rd 80 forth. when
1a1n. uod ~. - ''"ot Lus" +1,o1 ur <va+a m t5e;r
~ tteo1e:so a:s; no In nnuan ~ mora ha,nt,-
.es5r austuE uso"' ~ a..r Af+ar
~! spectac1e xou 1 1osot T.. M".o, nsT
this snort prayer was oas1ea p{ Ti.on' ne
Who recently Appeared ~ one o. ~ l11ons Haa; VIZ
neSses ID Gus 9t1al. lneo ui.e4 ~ ~ -
dress VA mace 70 tnen' "usu sho spvAoo nno
gan telhnE OF na 1ose LOT oeeEne1' Wy sa o,o1a
cha1aren cnes!ea Maseu .ue1 "aS1' ~ oi;,, y.
nsfuiY 1estIatn toe1 en.nus!aln. 1I" '.". =
lanshtef o. 1's gooo polpss was Hao .a. tna* y. ~
AenGpnons ufee6s "neo ne e@osn' 1'sn' u
tue HeuesPons. H.. ..;,sx no,a =,
From the cnufcn t1o cn1'oten aua4sneu ~ 1..,s ="
Baechers honhe, neaooa oy oano u tnusie.