St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09

been rearing up, loving and cheriShing
Il chicken to pick his own eyes ont. |
WAS never agreeable 10 nor Il favoritc
with Mr. Beccher not heathcn enough.
perhaps and could make no impression
on him when | tried to warn him. aS |
did again and again. But they are not
very noble who cannot endure not to
be liked, who will not do good. if they
can. to hose who do not admire them.
! persisted. and hc persisted in diSrr-
%;Irding cautions that came from one
" no WAS where she Si,mn"r and winter.
Well. when men take their choice and
have their way they know how they
like it.
I've seen several such men in my day;
| would | could have saved them. They
ready to bite anybody who tried to
make them see what others could. |
told our dcaconS what Mr.. Tilton really
WAS. ! thought for his own sake he
ought To he seen and dealt with, that
he might not destroy himself or others.
Not one of them could or would ''Sclise
the matter.
Theodore Tilton was without distinct
purpose OF damage to Mr.. Beecher long
after the tcelin" that he wanted him
oNerthrown WAS born in him. His feel
ing of personal wrong 10y That mans he
ing set above him grew wear by Year.
We all saw it. Probably Mrs. Brad
shaw herself would say 50. She WIS
one of the best friends Theodore l'iltuu
ever had. But she came to dislike his
company: | believe she dislikcS il now.
As callN rs lSG:2 | SIM Theodore Iilton
working AWAY to initiate Mr.. BccchrI' :
handwriting. He did it we'll. heard
him frequently diSWtla%c him. | SAW
what he wrote about outgrow ing him.
| WAS aware that he WAS filling his wife :
ears with calumnirS poured INTO his. 10y
Il man who WAS determined to rule oT
ruin Mr.. Bccchcr. | told her that Sian
drrcr had done his best to ruin molc
than one man and had been condemned
III IL court of justice To pay thousands "t
dollars for that sort of thing. But Lord
Theodore glaudlN declared said man
Wa> Il noble Christian gentleman. and
he swallowed his lies like wine. lie
swallowed wine, too. plenty Off | SIM
his bottles of that and stronger drink
close beside his bed. Elizabeth tried To
overlook this as other things. She told
me that the stories Thcodurc had re-
pcatrd to her had shaken her confidence
in Mr.. Bccchcr. This explains the way
she wrote of "'thr apparent lack ni
Christian mamlinc>> in this bcloNcd
man. and of the NcaIS wherein she aud
her husband doubted him. | never
could hcaI from either of them. of any
one thing that they knew of Mn. Beech
cI> Wrong doing. Sittcd. ii all came
from the same 'iIIIItcI. 1t has
not. for many Years. been po>>Ihlr for Il
Woman To continue in the. favor of The
od"Ic Tiltuu and preserve her srlt-lr-
| >pcct. Now. MI. Beach may c"n>idcl
/ ii all very proper and NIrtunu> tor Il
man To Iuu round to the rooms of all
| the women III hi, house. after they aud
/ lIc are partly umdIcSsrd. and ''Want tu
/ kiss them good night :: ion him I" ny
to get into ih, hallI-r"om Ia" c;ur> II
| il l. called ''onlN fun ;" when Il woman
i> there bathing; to pull women about.
and into his bed. etc. but such men
aIc NOT agreeable hou~cmate> for som,
women and It's not pleasant limo
ctnce. if It's balt crazy.
As for Nh. lilton's uruthtmlmr>S.
asked Mrs. bradshaw. VIII" i tolrrahll
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