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THE CASH OF GEORGE d. LORD.

THE CASH OF GEORGE d. LORD.
BUFFALO, N Y, Nov IL, 1876.
Tho OF George D. Lord will be called the Court
of Oyer and Termnor Judge Charles Daniels presiding
on Monday 22d inst
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PROVIDENCE AND STUNINGToN STEAMSHIP co
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
SIONIN9rON LINE.
FROM pier 81 North River OF Jay street. the eie-
giant steamers RHODE ISLAND aud NAkRAGANsErr
daily except Sundayp, atbP
$50 PROVIDENCE LINZ
From pier ~ North River 81 Robinson street tho
steamships ELECTRA and GALAIEA daily except
bnnday9 at5r NJ
DEOPLE's Lane FOE ALBANY AND SARATOGA
Il leaves daily, Al r. N. sundays excspledl, from
pier a North River. foot Of Canal street
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nAILY EXCURSIONS
~ through the charming scenery OF the East River
Lower sound andslempstead Harbor 10 sea Glt1l-Ihe
populay steamer THOMAS L. WAY, chartered for the
season by the Sea Gin association. Will make two trips
daily Sunday excepted; time ninety minutes Leaves
pier foot OF Grand street East River at a NJ and
N leaves Sea Gin At A. and p. NJ Saturdays at
r. NJ, also touching at Whestone the A. NJ. and
p ~ trips and at thirty third street on all trips The
delightfully."- located Sea Gun House with accommoda
tons 76l guests is where soourners enjoy
all heatnul land and water recreation reasonable
rates For hotel particulars address NJ. ii. CLINTON,
sea clin Long Islana Excursions parties of Sunday
schools church ana temperance societies. for boat and
grove address s. r. KlTfLE No 2OS Canal street, New
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DWELLING HOUSES no LETT.

A n ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE 70 RENT
~ On Murray Hill. Fifth avenue, az S255 per month
immediate possession. Apply tor permit ~ ~ sixth ay
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Un5urHished.

no LET-COTTAGE HOUSE I26 WEST TWENTY
Il fourth street rooms; all Improvements, vii be
rented very cheap 10 responsible tenant Apply 70
10 EPH CORBIr, 253 NiEth avenue
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EXCURSIONS.


DAILY EXCURSIONS TO CONEY ISLAND
n. The fayori< steamer hRROWsAlIh VIII lsaye
fOows.-Twenty fourth street n, n. tg ~, ~ n.
and r NJ. West tenth street r h. Atsl9 A. ~, 1870
and Sl0 Y. 81 franklin street n e. a. siD NJ lzi3@
s30P. ~
A FISHING BANKS, RgGULAR FIsHERMENs
~. boat, Tuesday, June ~, THURSDAY - FRIDAY 70
aud sunday, ~ sea steamer seth Low, leaving Harm.
sou street. North RIVER, az ~ Eishth street, East
North River at I 10. Pier g. North River, al s A. ~
Tickets 81. ~ B--On and after Monday June - viii
make daily triDs Al FOsIEk Manager
4 EAST RIVER BOAT; DAILY ExCURsIOM TO
"A. C0ney Island The favorite steamer MON1IOk
viii leave A. fyiOws.-Eighth street East RIVER AZ
w., ~ and z. NJ. pier III Fast River, A. 9lO a Nj
I1i0 40 Y. W. aud Futon ferry Brooklyn, ats ~
A. A.. ~ ~ and 3.3O n, NJ,
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IILMoRE's CONCERT GARDEN
VI LATE HIPPoDRoME).
Mr.. r. S. GILMORE........ Director
The most magnificent garden in the world. Concerts
every night O'clock by GILM0RE'S superb band OF
100 performers. Change Of programme every night
PROGRAMME TONIGHT THURSDAY, JUNE a.
WATTS les,
OvertureI"Pro theus, beeuoven
CorDet Soo-"Air and Variauonsn; ..... .Bonnsseau
MR.. NJ ARBUCKLE-
Watz-"Promoto nen" ..........,..........S Strauss
Grand Selecuon-"kober ie niablen .Meyarbeer
Marche Milltaire on subject from Beethoyens
'hreutzer sonata ........*. NltneiT
serenade "Nocturnen .Iittl
H. The songs of scotland Van Maanen
Introducing. on Whistle. an I'll come 10 you,
my lad,n Comm thro' the Rye" Aud Robin
Grav,n Duncan Gray The Campbeus are
Comm . -"'fwas within a mile OF Ednbro'
Town. "Come DER the stream Charlie Jock
O'nazeldean." "Muiriand Willie,n Highland
Laddien Green Grow the Rushes, o. tine
Lass O'Gowrien Were a'ainoddin'," Maggie
Lauder and 'Strathspey.n
National Air.
THE Star Spanged Banner"
Saturday Afternoon at O'clock Matinee performance
Music bya serenaie Band OF Selected Musicians
Admission 90 cents private boxes admitting four, 81
The Garden every other afternoon without
music from O'Clock. delightful resort for ladies
and children. Admission p cents.
tickets tor loo performan S3) hall season
tickets or 80 performances, so; packages Of twelve
tic
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RIO REST-rHE LARGs FOUR STORY DWELLING
A House NO 81 Amlty street; possession July |.
r. u GIb50Ns, 40 5 Clinton place
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

- o'e'ock on .EeTyou. Debility aud special Ds
eases, AZ DR. kAHN'S Museum. Remember the al
dres, 6S5 Broadway, Fourth street The largest
aud most magnificent museum the world. Admission
70 cents
A LECTURE EVERY MONT AT O'CLOCK ON
II Manhood and Cause Of Its Premature Decline
a. the New York Museum Of Anatomy, 6ls Broadway.
between Houston ana Bleecker streets
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DFSNsYLvAsIA RAILROAD:
The Great Trunk Line and United states Nail Route
Courtandt streets, as fohows;- =.
MIN Pullman Pascs Cars attached 80 NJ, sai
81 sunday snd Ina gayen cva Phadepha
and erie Railroad Dx lion eonIeft c ~ rnisdsI
sne hre - p NJ "a e9n 20, a. CORY Tor tusve
FOR ssitimgrs washington and the south, Limited
wa.hnE.on sxPrss q Pullman Rar9r Cars aai
Il Rsg1Sr al $50 4 ~ Band P. sunday. 3 p VI
Espseise . S ana h 1a6,' sunday s.
e,7,,5 $50 ana ?. N. Lmgrant and second elass1
For Newark. ate go l. 7aas 9l0nAM,
7sS, sI9 9 q - T. ~, AMI z night sunday 5.2l
E5aSs.a so 70 ,si 81 "a "a ia
is 81 ii % N ana aai i hight sunday day s
For ana Railway NV go u 20. soAM, 9M.Ls 2.,9
FeT woodbriage PERT, AgDsy and south Amboy.s and
vdg Sew Brunswick. and sAN, 70 NJ a. $40 4lo. $40
s:iO r. M and y night sunday, r y.
FooTT Kingston Kin ana Rocky 0mii $40 and 4oPM
gor Pnneeton, I. 500 .6A ~ n;ss s;lo and u Y
For Femngton, fhiIlipsburg snd Belyidere s:3l A. NJ
FOR Mercer and Somerset Branch, sPM
For 5r S5S soass,0Ta ssna ana camden
For FrcehoId A NJ 2 and 30 r. ~
FOR ishtsiown Pemberton and Camden, via Perth Am
For TiisRtstown md Pemberton, "a
S ana - !. daily io 4 and 6sSf n
daily except Monday From Washington and Balu.
more ~ a N, rs, rs and bQ;E ! N sunday : y
sos l05 II ~ II - a. ~, 2:5 fI5 SIS, $40 20
733 sa4, go l0W " sunday, 5 10 ~ IS, u "a
Ticket ofhces 516 and "a Broadway. No Astor
House foot ~ Desbr0sses AMI CJuruanat streets
No Court street Brooklyn Nos ia 10 and Us Hudson
street. Hobokea Emigrant Ticket once, MOI Battery
FRANK THOMSON ID NJ BOYD ia.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
PROVIDENCE AND STUNINGTON STEAMSHIP co
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
SIONIN9rON LINE
Prom pier North RIVER foot o. Jsy street the Gle.
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EXCURSIONS.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOD
~ THE PLYMOUTH ROCK
Will make

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO-DAY.
II THE PLYMOUTH ROCK
TWO Xxx Exd mnfhsfN
MIDDAY TRIP up the HUDSON for ladies and children,
at ryS eSl ISS noon and returning BY or NJ
Ne i ESlnG TRIP around staten Island to South Am
Bver, At O'clock r NJ returning to New York by II
foE either both trips. ONE DoLL ,5s
day Zip ana euoy the evening G tp WIZ
or 1DDifioHAL CHARGE '"' ''''''"' ~''
THE GRF yHFD RIP 'g 40 BRIDGEPORT
:Sr$ ssyns y FAN eyer y Murray !,
r'gEHRfEs W. SoE seff hE Ss so YSTs oSE DOLLAR
Children half price
FRIDAY 1EFS 3; f Tf q fR S9yi EoN
dr ,e 9s e: e d ssraS se a. S. anS
c6 SAAGTgRP4Y Jpae q GsASD SyATIo MATIS IN
1ls aesA fv s S2i Tsp is
saags SnsEv1 d s:He Bsnsss
wSsT SgSDaT June GRAND ExcUFsIoS 70
NJ and foot Of fwenytSird street North River il A NJ
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT on ALL ExcUR-
,u.n oHo%S Of SADEieSL BOYS ,.u.
0AfhNDNd afLs oSsE Military BASp
6REs o z a spf E 65fraR
Children under ~ years of age, halt price.
A FOR EXCURSIONS, SALOON STEAMER WY.
Ii. omng with ne w boiler) and others; barges Re-
puzzle chicago, sarah smith; Caledonia and Anna
Island Groves 10 let once 334 West street. opposite
Christopher street ferry. open evenings
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO RoCKAwAY BEACH.
IL The steamers AMERICUS and NEyERslNK win
make excursions to Rockaway Beach daily Sundays
Included, leaving as folows:-
AMERICUS
Twenty fourth street North River 8 80 A. NJ. and l5
NJ West Tenth street, North River, $40 A. ~ and
25 r. NJ Barclay street. North River A. Al. and so
r NJ. Fulton ferry. Brookly n, 80 A. NJ. and r. Al
NEVERsINK,
Ninth street, East River, 7:i5 A. N. and 1890 /;
South sixth street Williamsburg A. NJ and IL i5 n M ;
Grand street, East River, s:i5 IN ana r M pier a.
East River, $50 A. NJ and 10 +. NJ; Fulton ferry
Brooklyn. AS A. NJ. and 80 p. NJ. Returning boats
leave Rockaway Beach at ~ 80 ana IL A. NJ 4:l5 and
5a5 r. NJ Fare Soc; excursion tickets &c. tickets
good on either boat
To the French Canadians OF New York citvThe party
of french Canadians OF New York Will celebrate their
national festival on thursday, June r. 1875 az Rocka
way Beach. The steamers AMERICUS anu NEVERSINK
make direct communication with the beach, leaving
New YORK. as per advertisement above,
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HOOrH's THkAINEs
In re sponse TO request the ladies' and
femen who have kindly volunteered their services
for me benefit OF George CLARKE respectfully
tine to attend a rehearsal OF Money 81 Booth The
atrc,n at II A. NJ, Thursday and Friday, June "a
JOHN L. VINCENT,
Sage Manager
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GREAT WESTERN
III STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
sailing from pier Is East River as iolows;-
NNrtcfu Auceshyt
AkAtsON. sNmOli- thursday. July
CABIN passage, 500 nermeilste. $45; Storage So,
currency excursion uekets, $40
Apply T. W. D. MOgGlS, Agent 70 south street
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

A TTENTIoNi ONLY $50 PER MONTH FOR NINTH
n avenue store with plate glass front aud aparins
ot four rooms MORRIS y. BAER, u West IhHBiourtn
street aud 800 sixth
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EXCURSIONS or tue STEAMER

EXCURSIONS OF THE STEAMER
u WILLIAM COOK
on SUNDAY. June q this beautiful pleasure steamer
will resume her regular excursions rs follows
Sundays, 10 A. N. Atlantic ocean Fare Too
Mondays, 10 A. N.-Iona Island. Fare 75c
Wednesdays 10 A. M.-Long Branch via special train
New Jersey southern Railroad Fare round Trip 81 IS
Saturday, 4. M-Long Island sound Fare Toe.
From foot twenty fourth street North RIyer pier 90
Warren street. and fulton terry dock, Brooklyn.
Downingis Ninth Regiment Band
N B-Every sunday during the summer this boat will
take passengers TO Kockaway, leaving the city aud
Brooklyn above be and wat for the William
Cook Fare to Rockaway Soc Excursion, Soc, return
ing "A Z, ii.
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A FOR EXCURSIONS, SALOON STEAMER WY.
Ii. oming with new botler) and others barges Re-
public, chicago, sarah smith; Caledonia and Anna
Islan1 Groves TO let once 334 West street. opposite
Christopher street ferry. open evenings
II. ID. CROSSETT.
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the door and ushered the way and hrs Tlton evidently
awaited him. Here repsraton-prcmedtated and
consprcd OF what ia it significant heobect ndispua-
bly, at Mr. Mouton's house to convince Mr. Beecher
that though conscious he nevertheless
confronted by evidence of crimnaty of such strength
would induce his prudence his fears TO temporze
with disarm tor IN other words would convince
him that he. an man. had fallen into the hands
Of the Philistines." Mrs Tilton's confession was
designed to be the first Step but the conspirators,
shrewdy anticipating that Mr. Beecher might possibly
think that insufficient. provided in such der"ier
resort. The supposed emergency arose; Dir. Beecher
questioned the confession elizabeth cannot have said
that because Is true" He forthwith referred
TO her personally its confirmation Mr. Titon being
evidently satisfied that she sufficiently broken to his
will to carry his purposes The personal interview
with Mrs. TltOn therefore. had been previously de-
erInined upon by Messrs. Tilton and MOulton the
proof that should overwhclm Mr.. Beecher's IT,
credullty and complete his subueaton to their pur-
poses In case no should doubt the confession.
This Ia why Mr TOn directed Mr Bcecher 10 10 Mira.
TltOn. why Mr.. Mouton cOgnzant Of 1t. why Miss
viz BECAUSE in the event OF Mr. Becchers disbecVng
the confession Mrs Ti'tOn's lips would remove his
doubts and place him thenceiorth IN the hands OF te
conspratOrs be handled and squeezed for Mr. Ttons
benefit The fact of the visit OF Mr. Beecher
Mrs TiltOn fits into the theory Of conspiracy ny
Messrs. TiltOn and M0ulton against him. and into no
other theory of the The fly, breaking through the
web at the suspected point the spiders expected would
be secured by the supplemental snare. Having also
broken through this by means OF the rctrac0n the acv-
wonderful with which the spiders the following
day went about repairing the Old web and weaving new
ones enmesh and hold the Beccher fly Pope seems to
have foreseen some such scene when he wrote
Destroy its nh and s0phistry in vain,
Ne,o- York. June ), IS75. AN OBSERVER
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2Ia O'CLOCK p. VI. TO CLOSE OF BUsI-
MONDAY, June Up. VI.


The week opened this morning with a stock mar
ket deprived almost entirely of the support of a
large short interest and the desire to sell being al
most equal TO that of Saturday afternoon To buy,
prices rapidly declined for the first half hour during
which almost one-third of the total days business
was accomplished. Subsequently the market was
dull and feversh, and although there were two or
three attempts to rally prices the part of some
of the active but not very heavy men OF the Ex-
change, each attempt was substantial fail
ire for the reason that each rally of Il to
~ per cent brought out n flood of
stocks for sale. Lake Shore and Pacific Mail were
conspicuous in the early trade for opening at a to
per cent below the prices bid for these stocks OH
Saturday; and Central and Hudson attracted at
tention late in the day by break from lU'44 to
1921 on sales of only $50 shares, with the final sale
AZ IO2. seller TO- Erie finally got away from the
figure IS, and at 17as 017l2 offered an opportunity
for the covering of short sales made Last week,
whereby the price held steady with an increase OF
business. Western Union also
by showing decided inclination to weakness, very
much aided thereto no doubt by sales of long stock
The total sales of the day amounted to only 100 100
shares of which IL 200 shares were Western Union,
at 761a9 751e075 7sa 743i a75lsa747s decline
from Saturdays final sale of lbs per cent quick
silver 900 shares at la lisa LA IL "a gam OF
9, per cent Preferred, 200 at 23l20sa, gain OF
/. per cent Pacific Mail, o., 400 shares at 33sa33
l333ssa SO a $3.50 33is933la, a decline Of Is per
cent Union Pacific, 8 500 shares at II ed72a72's,
a decline of l. per cent Northwestern, 1000
shares at 39aa 939l decline of - per cent; ST.
PanL GOO shares at ALPHABETICALLY, decline of Is
per cent Rock Island 900 shares at 103 1O3 ade-
cline of per cent Ohio and Mississippi, GOO shares
at 3a,Q227sQ23is decline of Ss per cent Wabash,
100 shares at 9is decline of Il ercent; Lake Shore,
so 900 shares at 614a6Ol2G6l as0 6O7sG61l S
6Oa. a6l a6O7s decline of 1os per cent; Erie,
90 500 shares at 1sls017isa 17l29l74, decline
Of per cent Central and Hudson. LOO shares at
1O34aI024Ca102, seller 10I, decline Of Ia per
cent United States Express, 800 shares at 42i2
gain Of l. per cent; and Wells, Fargo * Co., 400
share, at 77075 decline Of per cent. The market
closed feyersh aud unsettled. The opening. highest,
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Seybrook, Conn., June 2. 1875.
WOMAN IN THE WITNESS CHAIR


To the Edftor OF me Tribune.
SIR: There are many women who would
gladly seek through your columns redress some
fairness for Mrs Ton and also the public The shallow
hanging over Mrs TtOn who is forced by certain tech
nicties Of law to remain in the background as FAR a
word direct spontaneous and unrevised Is concerned.
makes whole trial farce because one Of the prnc
pals has been left out and the which have
cuded her Of the Insiest kind Mr. Evarts refers
to Mrs TiltOns confession" Mrs. TitOn's confess
sion" said he has not been permitted 10 be given
as evidence, and has not been given In evil
denee in this case from anybody Mr.. TiltOn was not
allowed to give Them and nobody else has them
He mereysates the IL is not giving any reasons
because those are understOodwhy they not given
But the grossest injustice the public and to Mrs Til
ton is incased in iron mold of The law. protest
with my feeble voice against the dldDOlism
of this clause" whateYer it IL. am not
a Senator, AMI cannot change the laws;
neither would my appeal he heard before
legislative bodies; hut a woman thoroughly self
respecting and the Insult. and the injustice, and the
cruel hiding of this behind statute, and giving
voice where she must keep silence s an insult 70
every woman every wife and mother in the land IL
the bitterness OF death TO the woman who knows she u
mans eDual later the voice or
woman will take this broken chain forged by peruTed
men and bind il together with the golden links OF
honesty the soul in its better moments dreams
spurned and crippled god. the creature Of mans worship
but also of his mitatiOnscan do this III Tie midst vi an
age of assembling. b.
Nelr- York, June 4, 1870.
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THE COURSE OF TIE TRIBUNE.

Y
SIR: Allow one who has been for 20
years reader of your paper TO commend its course In
relation TO the trial Yours is one Of the very few papers
In the land whose course has been in any degree impair
nal and this policy dates back 10 the time when the
Bacon letter forced this horrible business into its
columns Your paper has been free from the mean and
contemplate insinuatons against MI Beecher that have
filed most OF the New-York papers for the past five
years defy "Justtia" and Correspondent to quote
single editorial from THE TRIBUNE since the trial began
which expresses an opinion in regard TO the guilt or in
nocence OF Mr. Beecher Ii Is evident TO ali intelligent
minds tina. you have had some principle III the Hatter
and would wait until the evidence all in and the
verdict given before you would feel at liberty to speak
and your readers may look for your opinion when
for IL will be an impartial verdict after hearing both
c,mrse mas heen universally praised. RIGHT.
Neip- York, June 3, 1873
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The course of the home money market continues
in the same old groove Of late, and round amounts
of money 90 begging at 2l2d'303i2 y cent, and the
supply is constantly increasing. Prime mercantile
paper sells at 3l2G5 ~ cent, with 49j as the COM
mon quotation. The clearinghouse statement 49,
Curry 047 Gold exchanges. 81 o07 52
Sur,y balances a56J6I3 Gold balances.... 800, 1l3
still higher basis Of prices has been attained IN
Government bonds, and lively trade for the lead
ing descriptions is reported, chiefly on reasons al
ready referred to in this column. We annex the
I,tast street uuOtatiOns:
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TWO PARTIES IN VERMONT.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Correspondent" in your daily of June
writing from Rutland w. declares that he does not
know Of one man in this region who believes IN Mr.
Beccher's innocence" I very unwilling that his
statement should 90 uncontradicted Not living in Rut-
land vet have a limited acquaintance there, and In
other parts OF the county know very many people Az
far az my observation very large majority or the
better class OF citizens thoroughly believe in MI
R4her's innocence. Again and again have heard the
remark that those who believe him guilty are persons
who delight in evil themselves, and wish TO see others
following in the same Often have heard the
enterprse fairness and candor OF THE TRIBUNE In It's
treatment OF the " great trial" commended G. c.
West Pdlciet ", June 4, 1879.
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CHARITY FOR TWO.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your paper of this date | find
communication, signed Suburban." referring to THE
ra,prSKs course In relation TO the TltOn Beecher trial.
:, bh the writer among other things bewails the lack
of charity shown m much Of the newspaper comment
thereon m the following words: THE charity that
hopeth all things and reoiceth not in nquity Will hest
tate 10 conclude guilt where there is only the specios
is perfeety sincere and intends they should apply equally
10 Mr. Beeeher and MT Tllton otherwise SHOULD iear
his or herr Christian charity is like great deal that we
hear preached and practced, about this time For
our side" SOurs truly, L. l. EsiHAN'h'
Netc York. June 3, 1873.
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AN ANrrpoTE FOR A SPEECH.
IN. Fdttgr Of The Tribune.

TO the EdtT0T OF I"e ITFV""e'
SIR: Your Vermont correspondent sees
through II ALL and has mind that US Col Sellers woud
say "grasps tile points" which have no doubt carried
conviction 10 all the people up in that neghborhood TX
ra por,er distrs him but then there good reading
- 20 I,Se Morrs's opening Mrs 1iitOn should haze
testified and the verdict rendered ne never woud
h.~a CHAINED thai was caused by wonans Influence
nnon Iury OF course he believes MI Iiitons version
printed In an adjoining column :: MS co n
fa, n M occurred In trance az II were some rrope
sof n.rrnw minds az c0uIseI seem Ia mink the whoie
story .,uife medium site II not tanscendehti IL
Noe. I0ak. June ), 1870.
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THE BALANCE PRESERVED IN sAYBROOK.
II L. Z 4 r.

THE BALANCE PRESERVED IN sAYBR0OK.
To the EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The course taken by TIE TRIBUNE in
regard the Beecer trial is not likely to be affected by
the criticisms OF It's readers whether favorable OF I'M
favorable; have read the letters which you occa-
sionaly publish without thought Of contributing any
views Of my own and probably would not have done so
to the of the chapter but for the appearance Of that
surprised" correspondent in your issue Of to-day who
his episte from this place and signs himself "a
Reader" is. feel il incumbent upon me to con
his opinion with mine in order TO preserve the bal
anee And incidentally let me ask my tOwnslnan bow he
knows that "Justa- has not written TO other New
York papers to denounce them for the they have
pursned Does he jump at his conclusions concerning
Mr.. Beecbers guilt innocence in the same wayi The
present writer ina friend and admrcr of Mr
Beecher and not Of TOn but he long since ceased
to fight his conviction of the formers guilt. Evil
dence which wOud convicted John Jones 20 the sat
sfactiOn OF all men, bears the weight III his mind
when brought against Henry Ward Bcecher. previous
good character 10 the contrary Notwithstanding II IN
addition, John Jones had acted from the outset as Mr..
Beeclcr and his Church" nave delaying and palterng,
uggng side issues and Obscung The true all this,
one would think, should operate upon "every candid
mind" to confirm unfa vOrabe conclusions. agree that
TIE TRIBUNE has expressed opinion in regard u the
main since the trial opened but fancy neither "A
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