, 1875-05-26
FACTS AND GOSSIP.

judge portor'1 speech, - vol NJ Mr.. Eyart'a
md Gen. Trscy's, Is to DO put in pamphlet
form, aud, II theto La Vordtct for 3r. Deochtr,
the plymouth Chu1ch plan Ia to have tho pro-
eeediugs, both Of the Investigating Committee
end :hc Court, printed and bond Ia ono volume.
Thero ia a married. difforenco Of opinion In rlyna-
outl Church about ex-JudRo portef's speech.
t,portor eonvo1ed vith q representative
nun.bes, and most Of them thought that 1t was
The ocat thing Of tbs t1iL, aud. tho fess boz
lcvsd Tint it wM too sovsro to hAvo
tonofcial atfact. Que Of tho mombers
volunteered tho information tha. Mr.
Dceoher himself was not too vol pleased with
Il, as ho believed that too much ahuae was llablo
to manufacture sympathy for the object OF 1t.
LII. Tilton's frtonds say that beforo Judge Porter
tsgin his speech he said to Mr.. Beach that he
hoEtd ME. F!son would understand that what
10 said uou!i be said professionally, and Mr.
yeech responded that bio hoped LII. Boochor
Tonld understand the sams thing. Ill. Porter
has bowed to Mr. h'ton ovcry day beforo Begin
ming nia speech. and has accepted NUMEROUS
eouEioses from him.
ar. Triton ia busily writing out su5gestiooa
for slr. Beach. and noting snswafs 70 the Va
fioa points mada against hlm.
Dspotsh to Cincinnati Commsrefdl.
Exw YonE. May Al unlosstnnd that
Deocher h'msolf has o. last surrendered his
mild to Portors tnvecttvo, aud IN NOW iucliued
~ H9luF6 4lltOD ~ pl&Gk IN panied, G4 70.
slrted tho thought I'LL noar tbs hour OF adjourn.
1nent thsa aflotnoon.
Porter is to got $40, 900 for this speech.
hear that Goecher has received latter from
G. sIlual Mss l,sksy. who says he sympashizss
x4:L hin, believes in his innoconos, lnd ptaya
&-t linn.
rlanT rnousAsp poI1ARs on ACCOUNT.
ser rupk 71,sfs.
tho Deeoher triAt7 That iB Alnaost a. great =
Elzxle ~ anythinK connected With tho case. On
ths Tilton alde thcta cannot he yoTy muph Of
tfs"needfut to spase, but thtze heorna to bo
.ouuenl arc probably rather m expensive set,
aud then good deal Ia sstd to have bcen pbld
cut 10 ona way and another TO tho Newspapers.
hor instance, Plymouth Church, Or soma Of tie
column, for tho report Of tho lril, aud that
paper has Already rooeivoid S8,0o1 'on ao-
count" Whether this II good or bad invust-
meat ~ do not undertake to decide; but Who u
h.Ye any ether Newspapers bsen subsidized 1t
M2a. 1u7oH Still LOVES uEa HUSBAND.
2su Fork SHn
tho wholo course of Judge Poster's argument
thus far IL tho fac. that Mrs. Tilton still lores
hsf husbaau,-1ovca him With love that 10
idoatrons. Judge Porter says "that woman,
!oathlng thin man rs Aho docs to this hour, lopes
AIM a. haue F1srer ssen teonaan tope man. II IL
The serangest anomaly that I Aave aver Wit
nssaed In tho whols coarpo Of evantB. Tbs mos1
!do!atroua, and, u might 10 use tho torn, Ab-
absolutely blind. Then It wa4 love tdolatrous
ed"
Hsse ve havs IN entirely rational explanation
testify was not sccepted by hir. Beeoher and hls
sounse1. woman who has m "tdolatsoua
love" for pltintin would hardly bseu deemed =
safs witness for the daiandaat. Judge pottst'a
hifrfNain0 In hl1fttF NfhH{thhlA In hi
That nhitc.aouled woman should still cling
With idolAtrous love TO = connpisator aud eooun-
dsol who has preferred against her false charge
q adultery "a ~ marvellous a that III.
Deaches should hAve attempted TO keen un
friendly personA zslAtlons With Frank Mo,,lton
by openly sslut'ng him in ooust after NouitoR
bad given hi4 teaklmony.
II IL said that Mra. Htson Il about to ooan
Summer boarding house, will Ar. Tltoa ADD
~. Qaa1hAr both ha h0kIdnr12