New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

IL matches his character. 10 natrhes, 10
will ft somewhere. n " don't bt anywhere,
&c does not match. And when tho whole case
against q man Is not Of witnesses who have
seen % murder, seen the approaches Oh
aduerous w,incs or tho opportunities ana seen
the deviation from propriees and secrecy then ~ All
moral evidence that he said ~. or tiat u ~ 10 on
drawn from his lettersthe question Ia, Docs ma;oh'
why, the housewife when she wishes TO match gar
men either in color or texture, has no difficulty Ia
determining that crimson and scarlet do NOT match
With purple with white that WOODEN hocr docs poI
show itself 20 have or Of the same piece Win tno
linen texture. And when yoI have this character woven
in lineamons that doDba Of and this ME IN It's
whole period rom oyhood 10 te present day open AMI
public and generous and kidd. elevated noble aud true,
you do not need spend nuc time IN fndDc out that
the scarlet guilt OF adultery and the s"fsh pur
suits seduction do match with the heart,
the loving kindness, and the nobility OF Henry Ward
Beccher lAp,lausc.I But then they say, too, "Ahi
but all this long association aud All this simplicity at
imposition. and all this officially OF extrication, and all
this infringement of the sequencestha does not match
with Mr. Beechers intelligence" Well, gentlemen, "
matches with all the know ledge that you have o nm ~
regard 20 his worldly wisdom or his suspicion 81 others,
his harhorng evil constructions Of any man. Up 70
the very end OF bis testimony he overiows with kind
ness toward al his accuscrs, and with charity Tor
every cyil falsehood they have spoken abcat Hun.
An, gentlemen, IL does match with Mr.. Beeeher AZ It In
apt match sorry to say, with 80 many good men
when they into The tolls o ildsposed. .onf1vng
managing plotting enemies. Why, your Honor please,
il long ago was the expression In an episram OF this
recognized principle Of human nature:
Tam sCpe decip, Fdbptan fud Rtfa,1s, OAS
BOaUs homo sc1per est h00. ..
why you wonder, Ous that the excellent fabnlIns
Is often deceived by Fraudulent impositens upon
hm Tie good man ID always sehooipVy !" ue "'s vi
fraud.
And such Ia tho experience Of human natuve And
huI ntutn flnnfn
victim Of impositions till he had lost faith in human
nature No. Mr. Beecher will be schoolboy TO the arts
OF fraud hereafter "a IL does match with hs
nature, which all men know, and which has pesn &C
scribed In a single word by witnesses here, " thas
he great boy" Now, Mr. Titop, gentlemen presents
you extraordinary character In the common spaere
OF the everyday life, to which are accustogcd Ana
yet nothing be clearer than that all the mpufa-
tons we are forced make against him, his mo-
lives his evidence, quite in consonauco Win Ms
character While Mr. Beerher bis gone on from hiS carry
marriage and his early labors in the lie OF man VINO
las constantly worked ard worked for the good OF 9th
es and has TAKEN without and without PRIDE
such need of popular approval the enthusiasm Of his
friends a. followed from his condnct, you h.d that
Mr.. Tlton beginning in the same faith WIN the same
pety started upOn the career with the .uppono OF
that most useful aid wife OF ega' or sr S asss
@ Spt as up the end G' and l object and Of %
while he pursued that path and was hNo,ea ny
The friendship by the ea,esi ana iat may no
f"' 40 % H. nature
u, t oh s,otsn, In discard n th4se princi-
VI ne ,nents Of useful life 10 reject Huses
pa anu t,,nn,c ,,nnn f,hrtsf and me aroses,
anu Tue ptlh'H, 70 ~. ,y tha ,htndcrs 81
~ treat WIN ei'i wv" an ahs co,nna ss,mn az
SINAI I'LL 'ne 'onnihe 20 hu,nan bona 'auI an anil
CALVARY a. the dependence 10 h,i nopa n ~ LA
on IN WHAT Is feRhueu Wy 'e g. naad snd IL cns in
non OF meithn'ncr 'u ci 80, nr,asfnraft and ,.oton
tni5 ptouu ,.nest "s.A siat~ Ind tha ,utns OF
~ w ,, hi ,bl.fs IN fine gallon OF Mrs Wood
pc, ia ltAnS ~ AZ, is,i,,. mod. in medIumisc III
nun l" rc'"iu n. A. 49, ..ra.r And wl..nnyer tho
eueh ,sar.rcao f ONES seIf ~ fore every
eeolrih ~no" ~ % Jasnnd to he IA nas .iouato
,hIn8 cs''' ,'.dinC a man 10 CONSIDER
lo'r conucctrd With his own rerson,
nj tn nr,fsr himsolf ia everything tho
a''u ' man hrenInes thus a wor~hiper Of him
WORTH, "HS mn ,n,nd ,ai,b nd ,xorxlp OF a Dyino
i rhan To-. dcs,s,jcs min seIl in his relations to
ir,nS, VII, ~, .,.T ,mnsf i'm the condition OF ono
cI',yi, a." paen nnd lao neyer L. bv the mmut able
io'"! - lai,', Ies, IN stspI still on that
Avs VI ' IF ,,',,s,io n ne docs pot hold on
,"n 1 .oI',tins n The spirtt he dpops loves and
owcr IN the dcrndotons ~ the body. Tue moral gov
,,,nont f this world tx not permitted ID stapd upon
,, 49, thir n.ca in flat moral sov.r ninent, and
~ , ,rAser,c cnr every Of sciislucs9
n ,,Intiou .he same nn-ifi6n IN the moral w0n
~. - ,ar s,r tho ,,nnI :. nd tnp faithful and tle
ni, ~ % In, az. he, notce,i nv those who stauy
nh' ''' 80, ~ ,,sn naturc i'm lis Inorbd form. that
" tism ad,pt. ~ tic rule aid the guide, teprav,B
anu Instr,ys tl,e moral nature"
+" notwithstanding prcjudlct IA the contrary sys
great writcron riis moral dclOrby, t"fo - 's"eA
ton, the symptoms az mainly Inhibited N ps,,s ~
"ct We AMI moral power-, the FEELINGS. afree-
| tiuus prODcnsitics, temper. hanlts, ann