, 1875-03-19

charges. always urged TINT Tiiton's name
site,,l,l he lroppea from The rolls Of the church,
ns u.s. no cosnr rn, no hnso1f M"s w. q, s''''s u III
r,,c EnI,rt nIinur,,c,f.
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fAC1S AND GOSSIP.
st,a ,.ar. s.s '''''
" r,,,,,, .,o,,, .a,oa, T., ,,,o 1,o.cbcr t,ia1
lilo .noat scrioua consec.once. nest 10 tito ruin
If tta % p,ruo,,h su no..ors rar,s.cr would bo the
unfortunate condition In which tho Christian
lug" "ou'a ~ 10 se... ,..,,. ,.o..,, ,'o nn1s
Pfoo1 VI .ie' n"ee"ei tn.'t "."" =. =. o
sotiotls affair Tor tho thf'fHa" onto" 'ha" ose'!
E!yn,outh Church. That paper+ by tho foFco Of
Mr.. 1eechcr's nnr,c mud ncycrnt hundred thou-
+a,u1 chromos att.tootl at ono tino = yory Iargo
,,.,>,,,,r,,. n,o ,,onr;ctora ,cc ca,,ucfl for it
ropu'as'ty' 1"e Pinpte''.o wy, e" ,'''' W..
circulation Approaching ti'at ol tho Gun. "has
It IL to.s NO lo no. hl,ow hut VIC do know that
ts,osa .uercated In 1t entertained great hopca Of
making great deal OF money out Of the Ehris-
ti,n Linion. It Is pertinent. therefore, to gtyc
partial list Of such persons and tho relattonH
!. Henry Ward nceehsr. olitor and part rropric-
tor.
!. Mrs. II. W Deechcs, editor Of culinary depart
mrn': -
"rtcr ,o,,.r,n, nc,c,c, mora, ,od rcror,u,ory
..sari.t ''
+" rim 1tey. Edward Deecher. hort.tory writer.
i. Tie Rer. Thomas 4. pcccl,tE. rccentFte theo-
lcgiral;; ,n,,.,.,. x,, .,,.o, n,, ,,fv.r,,,,..
oisef !nMneon. snreaMos ahu . ~ ~ ~,
saasi "l'AeE"n pa'l ptopr'e'''' "''' :" '"''
o' e't.,s'; stos' ,,,,,ora c,oc,,tooorr xyr,ter.
i, I,fn ~ I'ay,soi. secutiac' ronlauc, and comic
writer. .-,.
t.. Mail II. Z. Fling 10 I[oward's hrolcr-tn-law},
f"'n's7 trit,,oFs-edtGs, :. .,uo, ,,,..s-
n 1e1crn Ms,aa. "s .,. rnnrctnr s,u In !. Tife
" I: Ghris:'n Tt '""'N' '''' *si''l'''F wary
"a nraron 1satcr ,;ows-l It1sncIaf ackc. Of the
fo,vartls,
III. Htrry c. Bowen. chief rival.
1t viii lo tcon from this little tnble, Which In
cUdes only part at tho*n Interested in the Kn-
ccss OF lilo lAr,s'ian Cnioa, hov w!dcsrrend
among Mr. RcecLcr't friends tAc consequences
ur tlisaste7 to that paper wn,ll be.
a sollsT ai:r III, 1:inrnRs.
Standard tNnpts1.
Annnv tho oti,eF revelations Of tho Iotchcr-
Titon tsiai. none. perhaps, will SURPRISE Aomc
funoceut pcople moro shan the singularly Ind
Bot of editors which sonlo Of tile ret,uto,l ro-
Ilvio,,s pnnerH haye employed. For nlnny yoars
Til;on wRs tho presiding genus OF tho Iudt~
Tho Christian El,lo,i, whilo it In called Beech
cr'a unper, aud contains much that Ii valuable
iron, lii rru, onjoys tho eomcwhat uncnYIabo
uotortoty Of having Oliver johnson rs tts lnan-
si iolds,ing % mild typo Of univorsalnm bnt oliver
Johnson mikes no concoaln,ont Of tho fact that
lo ia in utter oppobitlon to innny q! thodocttnes
that arc hold xi,a teiucry cherished by EsnuEot-
Tint s,uc, men ate placed In responsible ed.
toriAl positions, wln,e they have tho Eower 10
coyertly subrcrt tho faisl, Of cHauspectiug
Thousands: that, asbunlil9 tc ~ family" p2-
Ind destroy tho co7dss.aenco Of our cti'tlren, In
.nule Of The carte11 ttatemcntB Of Christian be-
jjcf. ,s otlo 4: tiln sad signs OF pnbtc inhi1er.
cico to II importance Of eouu and vafo
:e==;a,:s fur tho rainy Goi.eration \ 1faau WHO
talns tt.s tlcct.iue Of universal .a!vAtion, and
- fooI," ii stru,.go teacher ior tic religious
families :. DIR land No ntnount Of editorial
nl,ilty or newspaper cxcellcHcc eau compensate
for tho lack Of n good moral character and
so,,nd Evangelical vIe"H OIL the part. Of thc
editors OF religious journal.
brAI:;Iya 4 nErUTATloS.
| 7o tae IaH,or ~ The .Ss.o Turk G'r.ph.':.
oren court tho nanso OF the Young elrl whoso
reputation Mr. 1scecher's lawyers aud wituosseH
seem 10 no trying to damage, 4 not destroy:
Now tlat as ne has gone n9 h 'nngt aa i,
stating that shc IL the daughter Of tlo lato Owen
| Loyeiuy, the honorod member Of Copgrcas from
Illinois, and brother Of the Arst a!lti,slGgery mar.
tyr. Tho Iilsons Lad paft1sen OF tls hospltall-
turn for, their. kind Treatment. Yrs. Tllton
urged tho LnTe5oy Btrln to visit her
in ]}rooklSn. Iho older daughter catno at
Mrs. Iilton'a cxprcas invitation. and not In
spite of l.er protests and to ncr exceeding ats-
g:l.sl as has boon stated. and partly IN order to
purcllaeo hor. wodding troussoau % sho Was
married. shortly after hor rosurn. The younger
! daughter camo to Btooklyn at Mrs. 14!ton'a re-
I poutod hli cordial solicitation. she was =
| nero school girl in ycars, 10 or 10 years Uld.
| though quite largo Of her age. Hcr long. rich
hais. hung loose over her shoulders, and her
| frcsl. open face aud simple country WhyH gave
| ler n somewhat striking appearance. She
naturally wantod to 800 all thesu was ~ bo seen
in d city uud section that wore new aud strange
| TO her eyes.
\ distinguished lady who was at Tilton's houss
at tho tins OF the Wlnsted affair saws that hs
urged Airs. Triton 10 70 with him, ~ he expected
to stay Ut tho house q FREUD. lie said Was
terribly lonely aud dlsagseeablo to 80 On tlleso
| lertuto trpa alouc, particularly when obliged to
Stay ut strange country taverns. Mrs. Ibltou
1atl