, 1875-02-10


fcssion Of his wiro and tho "hny DEECi1ER
TINT they hntl 1crn g,iilty uf adultery, md
hftt forever dislonure,1 his nl,l1e mud that uf
hia fa,nily. Tho l'cr1ldy Of tho Iaatnr, tho
dcbauching Of tho wife, The inei1ncenble stnin
upon tho louor Of his family Of thcse
horrible REASONS were sufficient 10 move him
to punish tho lnan responsible for thcn, or
to put nwny the woman who Ind proved ILL.,
faithful to lin. 1t was not until Ro,,to onu
touched l!is amour f,"prr, nssai1ed linn upon
his cgotistic side, which wns the sorcst, nnl
intin.atcd that ho waa Blnntirring BIEcHrn
by ihnue1,lpcs, or tint ]is own hands
might be am,1sty, that he opened
all tho yials and filed lilo lanl
with tho smoke md stencil, III nr1er Tint uo
ono should soy ho ts.d invented tho scandal.
This was boyisl,, rs boyiHh rs anything Mr..
BEEcHrn Inns dono, assuming TINT tho vc,lcr-
nblo preacher of Brooklyn Heights and
counselor of sucIl mon M CLEVELAND. DowES,
SuEAEs1sN, anl1 the ether members Of p1ym-
outh Church, is "boy." So long rs there
was not enough known by tho public Of the
adultery itself to warrant publicity or even
personal robt.No, tho mere wonntling of ILL.,
ROWS egotisnn, or honor, NJ llo calls it,
could not warrant it. Tho "Aonor'
which was elastic enough to cont1ono
the wifes fault, aud discuss tho probable
paternity Of his child with tie alleged parn-
mour, and keep tho scandal secret for two or
tAroo yoars, would not have been soilel i'll
Keeping it secret forever. This fact it is
which Inns causcd tho public to withdraw its
sympathy from Mr.. T11gos, aud to fail to
recognize tho sriIlcioncy Of his motives
Or reasons for rushing into the news
papers and into court with his tnlo Of woe.
Whether his charges bo true or untruo,-
whether Mr.. BEEcrEn lie guilty or innocent,
-alr. T1LroS Inns played tho !" boy" quito rs
thoroughly rs Mr.. BEEcHEn. What with that
very weak little girl. Mrs. T1nroS, that blg
sentimental boy, Alr. BrEcnEn, aud TINT
equally big egotiatio boy, Mr.. T11ros, the
public il very much disgusted with their &c
tions and gushings, their revelations aud wail-
ings. -.---.-..-..
SQUEEZING SUBSIDIES OUT OF CONGRESS.
AZ the entl Of the session draws noar, tho
swarm Of har1'ies at Washington who want
Congross 10 give them q fow hundred millions
of ,}n11nrs of tho ,,co,lo'e ,o,o, red,u,,1o
thc;r cfTorts rn.t St.orr il ;n,i.fot;,,h1,
srhe npners t;toa IN t,o ,rc,,nt,i. & nj Pace
lawsuit blow that his associates have alrcnty
put soino millions Of dollars worth Of shhres
where they Thought tho gift would tEo tho
most cood. 4 number of tho rcc;n;,n,a of
thcir bonntv will nitro into nrivota rifo ~,
the 3tl, Of next ,1,rcb g,hc sl,ba;5v.po.t..a
oro naturally orno1lad nj +ho r,ro.,3o,t ,f
having bought men wbo will so soon In nm.
eb,o to dc1;ver t,o votcs horoo;,,oa fc,.
,rhov nre theraf,ro ,oovino u,+ .r,ct1y
heaven md cortb. for 1,eorcn las not,,n<, n
do viii, tbom. Int oyrrvt];ny }ero he1ow
for thu so1,o NJ rett;no r,o;r su,s;4v vo,ed
beforo tha J7ortv.tiira cnncrrss ,1;es
nur tlisnotchas shaw n new ,y.v l., ,.,,;ot,
outside mtcsrrra ia 1,c;no h,ouoht IN bcor
| Tho contro, 1o.,hv IN ,yc.';not,n In. ;7o1o,,o
tions Mt work in MI TIM southorn stote Con;.
to1u nv or,f,,lv ronroco,t;ro +,,o rror,s
poc;eo o. co1on,o ~ t,,o ,,e,oct - 49,
so,,t,, ;rstooa ff ,v,,,t u ro.,,v i, n eo,,o,vo
| for the benefit of . oono Of hnntr,nt s,ocu.
1ators. these subordinate 1ol,1,ioa int,urs. .,
trv to ;n,,uec. tbo Toc;s1ot,,ros to mo. roso,,.
t;ona in favor If the nroot axvirdln of fla o,,o
rha ro,v1t ~ ,h;s ot1roit w. r,,,1,,,. ~
tb,, t,vo y, t,,oo so,,tor, 1'oe,.,a.,ro. ,,a,.e
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alFeaoy instructed .i'e s'cnelofs and asked tl'e
representatives OF their States to vote fol
lilo gigantic subsidy. congressman who
aro letting Il dare not wait upon
u would aro also trying to ges
the 5ob Endorsed by tAc'r homo Legislatures
FOR man who votes Tor the swlndlo afte1
his State Legislature Inns told or askcd him te