The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26
THE SUSPENSE.
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oyng we are the Lords" which Is true with
limitations The devil. we fear, has large IN
terest IN some OF us, viii appear clearly 81 the
right time.
AMONG THE BULLS AND BEARS.
Yesterday reporter OF the HERALD was ms
tructed 10 get-as far - possisie-the opinion OF
the Wall street men on the absorbing topic OF the
nay the Beeeher case. IL must be confessed. the
sbullsn were mostly IN favor or Beecner, while
the "bearsu seemed inclined 10 lean 70 the side
OF Tilton.
Billy nenriques said he had formed an opinion,
but hesltated express It. as a portion or MS
family belonged to Mr.. Beecners church, but,
nevertheless moral man, he hoped for tue
acqulstal o. the pastor. verdict against him
would certainly undermine rhe fabric OF social
virtue. already tottering, IN Wall street. and be
construed by the younger members OF the Stock
Exchange as a license for much that Is evil ana
the eng OF all sacred and moral obligations. AT"
he argued, Mr.. Beecher Is guilty then we can no
longer admit preachers in our families on terms
Of intimacy. But am loatn TO believe this will
be necessary. hope Mr.. Beecher viii be adJudged
innocent"
Mr.. ADDISON Cammack said mis- predilect ions
were AZ IN FAVOR OF Mr.. Beecher In long and
attended experience IN the South and
. West, both before ana since the late
war, he had never known such case. He
believed In MT. Beechers innocence and hoped he
would be acquitted, adding, III this good man is
found guilty VINO among as Is there who may not
De accused nextS"
Tom Warner said he felt little bearsh on the
Beecner slde but would prefer not to speak OF the
matter he had forbidden his scholars in the
sunday school class mentioning II, and did not
wish To set bad example
Mr. Iampa n SaioVar said IL had no hesitation
in pronouncing the whole case conspiracy
against very worthy clergyman. He hoped the
country would be rid OF tue scandal before the
Centennial but ne feared not. There was NO
question that 1t had injured our credit abroad.
Mr.. RUFUS Hatcn said ne had discussed the
matter with friends OF his on his yacht Reso-
lutte, lying or Concy Island for repairs. There
were eleven gentlemen on board and two ladies'.
A vote was taken. and IL stood eleven Tor Titon
ana two Tor Beecher. As for himself, Mr.. Hatch
ayowed his preferences Tor Mr.. Beecher, but he
had been so perplexed by tne terms used on the
trial, OF strue inwardness,n ''paroxy small &C,
that he sometimes on 1.-The ragged edgen OF
doubt lie then lett the reporter ioin one OF his
brokers.
The I1lton men were found to be Messrs. Mo.
Mitchell, ii. A. Patterson, George Dickinson, Cad.
Evans ana Major Mclean, who all expressed de-
cided opinions III favor OF the late editor OF the
Triton stock at premium. Bets
we're about as folows:-one hundred even on
disagreement OF the jury; one hundred TO eighty
an acquttal OF Nj. Beecher; nifty 10 one hundred
verdict for Tllton. and various bets as TO the
way the jury would stand In case OF Disagree
ment. Mr. II. r. Enos refused TO be interviewed
on the S. beet at AL and commenced Immediately
10 talk on tae rav2ges or the grasshoppers In the
West the certainty OF gold gong 10 100 by the
18th day OF August. As the reporter lett him he
finging statistics al his head about the pow
erty OF the country and It's general "cussedness."
MR.. BEACH coMPLMESTED.
TROY n. Y. June "a 1875.
The following letter. signed by q large number
Df the lawyers OF Troy, mas been addressed 10 Ron
William A. Beach,
Hos WILLIAM A. BEACH
DEAR slR-Ihe undersigned members Of the bar Of
sougratuaton. upon the able ana dlgnine manner in
behalf Of the platinum and very able aud eloquent
ld4ress 2 the lary and Simply as deserved eonpl:
iulmatng several views upon the merits 81 that
Earnestly desire YOU 10 accept at their hands dinner
- be At Troy, at such time as VIII suit your con-
Very respectfully. &C.
TROY June "a l6a
The call IS signed by Senator Parmenter, Levi
Smith Mr.. Beach's former partner; ex-Surrogate
Mcclellan and BY every other prominent member
Or the Bar OF Rensselaer, county. IL commits none
OF the signers any view Of the Beecher case,
nut all unite In praise OF Mr.. Beach's management
1t Is understood the Saratoga Bar will also be In
vtted to participate Ia rhe honor, II Mr.. Beach
snail consent to accept the dinner Mr. Beach, it
will be remembered. originally from Sara
toga county, and was Tor many years prior TO his
removal 10 New York the leader OF the Bar Of
Rensselaer, county.