The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-14
What IS THOUGHT OF It.
The Current of Public Opinion Regard
ing the Great Scandal.
LONG AS THE MORAL LAW.

The tenth week OF the Beecher Tison trial hsA
closed. What has been gone over seems only to
indicate that there are many days OF it yet to
come. IL now seems doubtful that Judge Nelson
Will be able 10 clear his courtroom moving day.
II ne 10 not the quandary viii then arise whether
not the contestants in this case have taken the
premises for another year. Thoughts ike these
have been finding place in the minds OF every.
body. The following opinions rom distinguished
citizens tend 20 show she current OF the popular
ude;-
FELLow.sUPFERER.
Mr. BANGS. Of the world-'.The poor public is
wasting its time reading IT,
CHANCE FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
MAYOR wIcKHAn-"I have not read the nrst
word OF the evidence. wish the trial could DO
stopped
TOO SLOW.
Commodore vASpERBILr-"Damn the Beecher
trial; thought you wanted to talk rapid transit"
FUNNY EVER
A. oAxEv HALr,-''Haven,t read, except by stray
elapces. ten lines OF the trial It seems to be q
complaint You're one.' and an answer you're
another, with . comparison something ike this:-
Beach. Beecner. BechameL IL bids fair to have as
long n run a. the 'Snaughraun.'
THE BARD or BENIcIA.
BILLY BiRcH-"Wnen the trial began I was
younx. aud not blood pulsed in my VEINS By the
u,
growing cold, for Already l see silver threads
among the goc.n
"sEvER HEARD OF THE srovK.r
DANIEL DREW tvacantly) -"Yoang man, 1 can't
siye you single pint"
VERY RgrIcESr.
Mr. FoRD. Publisher OF the Trioune-.Excuse
msi'
lie RfsrAuRArErR I'm CHEF"
Mr. DklnoSioo tshrugging his shoulders) -"C'est
Mons. g-s,.
THE EKnfSE rossIDs.
Judge BIxsy, OF the Tombs Police Court
tgravelyl my oniciai station prevents me from
expressing decided opinion In the case"
"A SECOND DAsIEL-n
Dan BKyAsr-"Rlcher than the Big Bonanza.
rne iscts pan out rather strangely,
DOUBLE ESrESpRg.
District Attorney PHsLrs-'r think the Beecbcr
case distures the rest OF the word. bat IL does
not disturb me.n
MORE ERNrSE.
Judge Jos y. DAILY thoughtiuly)-"Judge NELL
son Is trying the case. believe"
LAW AND LITERATURE.
Judge QrfSS discovered studying GermsnD-
"rhe Beecher trial, o IA: Sf gcsptet."
(rnougntuny)-'f am really too busy with
Goethe and other reading to study the case. I
could hye. however, rthcre Was great deal less
pnnted.n
CHICAGO NOWHERE.
General sHALss lmeditativeiyl-'T have ne
oplnlon.n
EVEN WORSE THAN THIS.
FRI JoHs PoarER-''rne Beecher triali To Or.
range matters properly 10 my department N the
seyerest trial ever encountered"
''EGALIrE FRArKRSITR-
Judge MURRAY. OF the Tombs Police Court atr0m
the bsnchl -"It h entirely teneath my dignity to
speak about . case on trial before . brother
Judge"
THE OPINION or Ex-rouSpER
HARRY HILL assuming q wrescer's positioni-
'Let 'em 'ammer away and spar Tor wind. The
Brooklyn Pet ss the best OF II so far aud e 'as
big gang about I'm. the Long I'M seems little
groggy. 'ope the crowd won't break into the
ring aud spoil the mil. DID you ever ear the
story about iAwkinsf"
IN WHISPER
CHARLEY BAcKUs--'The question In my MIND ~,
Did otbeno mud the handKercheif'
eILvERY WORDS PROM swABfscHER
GUS WiLLIAns-''De funniest dings vot ] dond
iieke best IN dod shkundu IL dod shord speech OF
nein neber Gheneral Drazy, aloud eileen weeks
deep. like II so nudge ! iaind In dod goort, four
deem dimes md prandy und wsder und my dem.
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