davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-03-09


NEw Yonx, March 8.--0n Triday night, a.
Deacon Oyngton was getting ready to go to
EUROPE cIork from Norris l. rearsnll's Office
served him with suopuua to produce two let
tors that wcre wtit.on on Friday night, July 10,
QUO Of which WAS sent to Monroe place. whero
tho Plymouth, Church Investigating Committee
wcro iu session aud tho other to Affs Til.on, ut
tor homo In Livingston street, oarly Tho next
day. Atr. Oviugtou assured cx-Judge Fullerton
that II any lettcrs lad boon written Ills vito
w1oto thani, aud Tint Bho would respond TO tho
Bnbpmna. aud ho was allowed 10 go away to LII.
rope, nntt his wife IL 70 10 aubpDnaetl, :,
The fact that tho lottora wero sent was diH-
covered through scnrch Of tho buokH Of tho
Anioticau District Telegraph Company. Tllton
told h.s counael IL was Ills geoatcst ptEzlo to
know why Elizabeth Was 70 transformed IN
twouts-fuur hours. becauHo ha hid !cft ler at
( home Jlappv when llp went to tho Committee,
| had found her sloopng whom ho returned. anil
WAS awatonod nex: morning by her farewell
'warla. He told ia cotlltsol OF his dilemma. nsla,
acnrch tho boolta Of tho American District rclc-
| gsa1h Company. They found that on Friday
night nota hal bceu Hout to hir. atorrs, at No;
! Il Mauron plnc1. and an anaWer Obtained, anu
! ono aent to AIRS. Titton.
| NOTE FROM nEDrATu.
James Iledpath publishes cara, saying :
n'riltou did not Eend mo tho original nlanit-
script Of his 'True Story 10 have It surr"ptt.
touaty published In New England. lnovor had
tic ieraotest intontion Of publishing It. have
| not been summoned ns witness for the do
fonse. When Afr. Morse anitl, In his oraning
Bpeect, that ncled as l}ecchor's agent to got MI
fttcnd Frank a1ouiton out Of the enEo, hc stated
that What be cannot provo. hecausu Il is no'
| true, acted without Deecher'B knowledge
| GRAPE on THE Do0R-KSoH.
Grape CT tho door-bell knob Of tho residence
| Of NIr Joir1oyH, tho juror who BECAME slck o.
Thu,stlay, caused conjunction 3nsouE thoso wllt
deplore ai,y interruption OF the scandal, but III
| ntliry showed that it wns afr. Plant. a boarcr
MIN tliol Of chronic neuralgia. Mr.. 1oifroyI
waH pretty well. ..-,
| Mr. Dcocl1cr received fourteen new mcmbcr,
tnto plymouth Church yesterday. Ito closed tht
hcilottcton With tho wordB: Grace, nj srcy
| mud peacc bo WIKI you oil.
, 1875-03-09
POLITICAL.
State Election III New Hampa afrc
To-day.
4 Close Vote Predicted---Three Parties
in tho Fiold.

sp-ctaf Dfspat.a to Tie Ghtedan Tribune.
Coacenp, n. IL, eIaseh 8.-All appearances
indicate oie OF tue closeat votes tomorrow that
mas ever known in this State, where straws ars
alwuys sufficient to turn tue BALANCE. Both par-
tics nrc confident, aud both base tbeir calcula.
tions OIL cauyassera famouH for thoir closoucsa
aud accuracy, which have ofsea been proved in
paBt years. The Democrats claim all three OF
ths congressman. Tho Republicans coucede
tlcm opo. Tho latter atTect to believe tint tho
I'robibltory canltdnta will not draw largely from
thoE, lEt tle Democrats saY ho IL fuf as popular
Az blr. Chenry and that the Third party vote will
be ns largo aa oyor. Both sides apncar very
cauadeat at securing majority in both branches
oi Tho Legislature. Tho CANVASS has been
fought OIL national and not State .Hsucs and tl,o
arguments Which have boon Of no avail for ycara
Nav Ilau,pslire both aldoa aro DourDu,s. Tho
1lcpublicni,B hoiiove In tho bloody shirt. md
thlnit Fedetnl interference IN Southarn elections
right and proper; thosefotq. Fred Doug
1; IA ss b1ia In s very 1SPua5h he Spsass sas
reaaon tho Democrats have bccn aovoroly
criticised fur inviting Gordon and Lamar to
spoak III thoir behalf, and yet these gentlemen
have spoken Gully Of the soulh ~ II ip. They
hayo abatatued from political ex!,ortations, aud
would much prefer addressing Republican hu-
tliance to tho ayora9o Democratic gathering.
Tncy bolh diBcsaiach any intention OF doing
anything further than glyo Northern mon an dea
Of atfaiss iu tho South. Thoy hopo to epoak III
loston beforo goInK homo.
CGo1Ixa MEETINGS..
Dispatches tonight report great enthusiasm
and luyge attendance at moosil.gs. Tonight
Gan. lIurrtnan. spolso here. aud was received
ator Gotlou a;,tl j. Ii. ueorvc, au old fayorte at
Manchester. Gen. john T.. Swift Deputy Col.
laetor III the Uoaton CuHton- House, Aniahed
teu uaya' xosk III tho state, and carnod Ills pay
, 1875-03-09

eton. roferson anil tho nnwshoy ara co-opn7a-
ting With tle poiico In tilo soarcn a'ld both nro
positive that thoy can 'nn1c'l'stciy polat lm QUIZ
II llis whereabouts arc discosese1t.
Anderson, Atuy,,nta,t, a1,l tho woman
nELtA WALLACE ..
arc ett confined ut tho tntolt stroot Station. It
Inn been discovered tint TIN attor spont most Of
lilo nights OF last wech NTH Wllcke. n1,A that
sl,e was III llia s*toon certainly until o o'clock
Saturday evening. Anderson ia stlll doggedly
e,lent, anil says little.
Tur Tn,nUSE reporter sncccelod yesterday IN
having brief cunscrsatlon wlt,, tho woman. sho
il an ,igIv. battered o1i prostitute Of tho worst
description. Bio scs1nod uncnncelcd at hrr s,tn.
alien, aud wnB singing with l,ilarity when 3or
coli WAS approached. Tho folloalng Ia tho Bib
stance ot tho convorsaslon:
which you were brought hern? nj doh
knuw what tho charge in; MAS a1rcsted Eng
brought hero; nobody told mn what 1o1, anu
cunt find out what was arrested for any ~ns.
kecror al 90 yest I.aao AtFact7 A.-Sotno ttnc.
1 Iusesl 10 10 in thofo ol,to III while ana get
glass OF bcnr.
p.-when maro yon there 'nst1 A.-satuF,lay
of bnnr. Tl,oro ,ypa large Scotchnaan s1tttnR
in tho xa!oon. ncyor Raw him bofore.,
Q.-WiJor0 wcrs sou Yesterday MoruluR a.
II got I'll, about i o'clock, mud wont to fsoet~
shop OH Randolph ntrcot. think was gono
Q,-Whcro were yon during these two hours
vo1t went away from homo7 Al wont to thu
meat market, and then caslei OF Mra. Marlin,
a,nl stopped some time. sllo Is frioud Of mine'
OIL I.stmlulpll street.
Q.--Ij4ye you boon intimate with tho saloon.
kenrcr7 A.-Ho. Only went to got 1ocr. 1
ncvcr stopped a. hia pIacs over night.
Q.-Wharo do you liso A.-At GO south
Dosplalnes street. havo only boon there einco
Inst Mo,,day. On tho Thuraday previous l got
out Of tho 13ridowe!i.
Q.-Whnt IL yonr narno7 A.-Fiora Cranda!l.
They hookcd tuo "a Delta Wallace. They know
me- hero. / haye been srFested good mni'y
times.
lIor atatomonts to tho police n.o very incohor-
ont, and there arc aeveral hours Df her ttrno Hn-
DAY Mosuing og which ehe can give no aatlafac-
tory account.
Ii has been h.ccttained Tint N|ckn
DID NOT RECEIVE THE MONEY
from tho cttg which lie had expected lAtt satur-
day. snis, however. had Terminated IN hls
favor, III which 10 had ocoR awarded Judgment
asais,st tho city fur 9i,n00 aud tue money was
ready for him at tho Comptrollsrs office.
It Ia etatcd tl,at wlicn tho wonan Wallace first
mot Anderson after their arrest elle sn'dt "iol
numbering sou Of b~-h, ace wlat fix you've
| got mo tnto.''
| The in1ueet on Wi1cko will be held 1t II to-
| day. at tho Gnion-9treot Station.
, 1875-03-09
STOCK or WHEAT IN MINNESOTA.

Br. Paul, Num-. March a.-An ollc!a ts,. s.s,.
meut from the various railroads OF sb.a o." I...
shows that tho dl1ereut warehouses ana e.'st y. a.
tors oa the lines Of Ill the roads outside =, Il
pau! contained, on Feb. !, ASH, TAU basn0ss ~
whsa.. Lat ysss II tho same time thtie w. n,
store ia the same warehouses, 6.oss ne ~ ea'ai d
els; cocreaso, 2.7o3,039 buaaols. ,:,o so'a' rs. j.
tho iinea OF roads reporting mil
land into Iowa, consequently, !, 'aI1I ~,
portion Of the amount IL 10 b. credited - s,a1el
htate. Tho st. Paul h pactto ltoad ~ iii iii
along It's lle III ,94o bushos; Sioux la.r hi.
1oai ia s hashsls; Lacrgssso sso s'At~ aao ASt~ushe,
Winona l. 1T. Peter Naiifoah, $50. wv oas'Ss6I Il
lows aud Minnesota Division A!lxaukoe i;nns : ~
raul lloAd. 40 D10 bushe's, Southern Its 1,rrp
Hota load, estimated, 1G0o00 bushels. rn u' Is.
dealsrs who Aro best poased sst oon oo"n oh,,shaIa
years orop st A"at II only :! e999 ~ e'op oi II
previous yoar, Allowing 8,beo,0oo las'1hls ~ Ii Ii
sbaya statement aud ostlmstea thas oaH aH;n,ne
S,u60, 600 oushBls OF wheat " aew Eesus@9'Ss
tho hauds OF isy@aEA
, 1875-03-09
STABBED BY HIS MISTRESS.
rItp rtray f,p i IrAro1rH ,y1MaK

4 rnur1osous md ycnge!ul assault, Which may
so: Pl owe fatal 10 tho victim, was made upon h
young man ua,nol William Fisal .go1 II,
laat night, about 10 o'clock. \. toal-
oua young female named bally 1iernoy,
nlo III one Of tho mont brazon
and barotaced courtckana Of tie town, and yot is
bu: ID ycars ot age Fish. sho claims, sednead
liar, md after living with her gavo her up for
tho companiouship OF apothpr WOMAN Of doubt
ful oharacsor. This conduct rankled III
the bosom Of tho fair and fras Sally
10 sucb MI cxtout that she becamo
l4Hhod into fury, and Eoaoiyod to Wrohk a dire
aud bang4lnarY 1cvonKs o., The dospoller OF hor
virtue mud fntuto good prospects. She sslaaowed
him unll. last night. when ahe aaw him emerge
from u Restaurant OH Folk Stroet, between
rasiil0 ;ss avenue e.. aud cls5k str9Os' y y com:
knife granpea in her hand sho BtcaItily crcrt up
het,iud lcr false lover utd s,alenly fueLll,g Ii,
front OF him brought tho bsslo down Into his
breast viii, fearful c1fccs. a wound MI Incl, autl
soss sf o0s tbs s'a lssy osSS s xss sa ss
Of llfo tlorod copiously from she
gaping wound, aud lhe young uan dtopped to
t,o walk will. . cry Of despair. Tho woul!.ee
7 s:s'ted % il III frat. M q onisor Why vas soou
| upon tho accno, aud succeeded In CARRYING the
ta1f.doaa victim Ut a Jealous revenge tt
drugstore. Iho wound waa dressed, ant
rehtoratlses appltod to tito rapidly atnklug ant
unconscious sufferer, who was aubsefluontiY cou'
| yeyoa TO hlS homo, vt No. 045 South Clark s.root
This accomplished, lhe officer mado search fol
the guilty Young woman, aud haw hcl
cautiously naklnB hor WAY into tho old 1T. Jamct
l!ole, corner Of Polk aud Clark struets,
llo arrested har aud brought her tc
the Asnory, whore nhe declined interviewing III
| turns protano and low. BLo ulrse1 tho report.
srs ronndlY. and applied ep.thota Of the most
vile nature to thom. Bhe STATED that sho ltyeu
MI kOh1e btrGet, long GiAka rca fro,n tte a,.an,
Of tho attempted murder. For QUO Ut 10 law
| years she beafs tue marka of tae must degraded
and c,iniual OF hor Box.
Fish waa lying III very dangerous condition
coveTy. I other plyssciuus wors | sunsionoi. but an
had not appeared wheu Tie reporter left. Tx
may 10 tho victim OF Jealous womauE hato OF
this teaches tbs oye Of the rcadcr.
, 1875-03-09
CHARGED WITH RAPE.

Srft3dl D|sodkeh % Tia Ch3eaQo 1F15aak
Fr. WAyNE, Ind., Moroh 8.-John Kintz, fo' !
number az years mcmbor Of tho police forcs d
IT. Waype, has beau arfestod on chargo Of n
tompt!ng to rapo aIrs. 1cter Miller, whom %
met at masquerade ball y fow oyontpgs elucs'
when bo inyDig'nd hoT from tho building tnsat
yard aud Attempted to accomplish his designs et
forcc. Kntz has boon charged With eImEA
otronsos boforo. but being an activo DeInocfihs
ward politician has boon rutsined on tho totes.
1Ib is 1ow nt,der e1, 600 bonla for lis appFa"os.
in tic Criminal Court, one OF tho Uomocstas
City Counciln,eu sIEnlns h,s bund.
, 1875-03-09

GOVERNOR.
II, 4. noberts, gesaon q. Chtnoy.
n. y, costNl. .,.th'As
Adams +. l1stcs |Chasles II. luxCEs.
tkA .lE4S.
/. Frank Jones, 10. q. Wuitehpuae,
!. H1nIl N. l,ell. Austin !. !1le.
!. II. q. KRnt. leary ". Htalr.
Nath1 White.
david Iieaid.
IA. G. Nardy.
IL. II. FlttCf,eF,
tEa'd Il. WtAton

4 sad suIcido occurred In Verona. Italy, the
Other asy. Tbs Countess Marin Hcloppo, ,sed
Knndiner. sllo. herHolf through tile heart With
revolver whilo In bea carly III tho morning. Sho
VIVA only ~. 1lor husbstsd had gone to Asgdeu-
burg to bring his nuther-It,.!aw tu SEQ hcr
ls,l;.tor, alul i telegram announcinR bis return
wl. her mother haI bcsn recolYotl BY tho Count
e,s. On tho night botnEo hor death sho sang
nua PLAYED uusil = o'esack III the morning. When
tlla setlsest. Tia .naA who undEossed her dHl
M perceive anything unusual In the de1ncanor
of tic Connesa. Five OF E1x days ostoro sha lad
louaht tho ,oyolyes, kayiug that it waH presont
f4r QUO OF flor retatIyos, thu young Count b.,
then vi military college,
, 1875-03-09

A report In fayor Of admitting the et,lly Of
than l1p High School Waa adopted by tho l}uatd
Of Education of that city Iass eye',iuR, under
tho previous question. by q yute OF 3to7. lilo
question had been pcalsny fur yours and hal
night In thu Ahseuco Ut sir no,ancre, !lsu 1T
whutn we,e ouppsed 10 il. II IL now stated that
ploaagss had been Riyen tn ahhentees that tI,o
mater slorld Iok 10 tlker up last night llscso
u considerable indignation cxplesIel J.: tho
R1tlVl.
, 1875-03-09

SALT LAkE, Masoh 8.-Laht night there w. =,
another escape OF prisoners from The TefFiso!1
Fenltsntlary. The pal tios wore john oooof~
indicted for assault to htll; George Le'n =.
gambler, Charles Williamson and John sG''4
Stealing from dead man; Charles nuckles, = :,
eault with intent to kill; T. E. Hicks, lnoe;g. y.
for murder ard polygamy; aud ". II. pa,ao's pMaosas
dictod for connection with the Mountain Astat h,
massacre. Hhafcr, under senteuee Of aes'a ~
murder, refused to lQRyo.
, 1875-03-09

DETROIT. Micl'.. Ma4oh 8.-Joab LaHltree
whom tho 1ato Capt, Il. D. Ward had ARRESTED u
Nsw York City last Simmer, on charge u
swtnllng him ont Of s150,000 Ia tEaaeac'0',, ,
concorning \ "salted" silver miro III u'ab NV
who was reloasod from tho Detroit odlcefs o. :
writ OF hahsas corpus, cane to tAls s!tv yes1si.
day, and MAS ArEehtel by Dctectlvo 6taaiel " "
TIM old wnsrapt. uo has subsequently oeen Is Is,
loased on Ila own warrant. It has since ll''sI ~
PRED that he was IIvlto4 he1a BY tho hclfs ~
executors With view Of e4ccting . com! sonpF"
, 1875-03-09

Special Diapsh3t Ia 7Ae Chscaan 3ribans.
1o11Es, alarsh B.-Shorlfl J. ". nioo, ot Sia
canon County, nriiycd ut the Ten,tcutis'1 l.,
custody Of sixsoou conVlcts from tint coun.r.
From the Shorit1'a state,nont It would SOON !t1I
eight OF tho party constituted part OF eaa;
wl4o hayo becu committing dopredatona in sir'
CANON and adjoining count!os nince lsia.
All Of tho ctght confessed thotr cdna
md received sentences Of from oue 70
elgAt years. Capt. FranciA II. qreeu was u
oificor in tho Uniun army during tl,o ls!o r..
hclllon, and WAS recognized M h lcador Of hs
gang. Taylor and Samuel Dicikofaon (brota:s,)
a,l,i Donjamin Crane aro said to 10 relaella
nots.e Of tho most respectable faTilieB ot So.
canon County, and wero married to respcctasla
and accomplished ladies'. Tho Sller!1 descHhs
tho scouo ut his departure from Springfield
Tho hoto! fhset. Robert Daley, alias Col. Nj.
Grt Sherman, who waH nrreatc at Springtitldtet tet
going through tho National Hotel Of this eIl1
Thursday night. Lust, ou Saturday afternoon euf,
cco3ed In making hlB eRcnpo from Mstsl
Rche!dt, ct THU city. wbo had him IL c4stod}a
Brentwood tllis morning. The train was sta7'
ped, and tho Marshal remained at that slaseE
eiTnct his uartasc. II possible. Daley Wan d.
charged from tho pcnitontIsry horo about ths'
weeka ago. having served n iivo.yoar sensee;;:s
for robbing IA number Of gucstn OF tho Oh
nsiggs House In 1871.
, 1875-03-09

4 tnan named u. uahra, q cltizon Of Chicago,
aoo.t Us Years of aga, wss found dead yestar-
day i,l bod, At tho Houtlern up:el ln QhlaAa.
Au iayea:igaslou " iu p1ogrs.'s. NJ Cause kuoWu.
, 1875-03-09
CRIME.
ELACKmAtt-jNQ.


o~etat D.*pa'ch 70 re Ga'saao 3tfeu~.
o' huo'S' A'o'' "4a'ea 90 4Hcly case Il
a.,s o'ass'Ia'n"s *, nas oeof "oIAeu up oy the d.
.ula e'Is' auu ~ "o'nts l"st the blAcl-
,i'.iu' ,' nau oeeel opola1s IL, o.not c"ses pilot
~, :. ns s4s,s W a' nou's , .ne ae'e'opmonts Ia
o taeo '.poooa 'as' noas so'u eFaoins, Ind
o,ee1ono suo io,!o"'"s ta1.s iteo'S "tsau,
aN1a 41unts o'nlt',' caul' ~ os' to"'s about Two
"ccAa sahcos anu ostab1-hed himself on Hus
street. III connection with d claityoyant "a,
confederate, Through tliA clsjsyoynnt :.
numl,or nt norro eorvon,a werc rooad H. =,
.,,,..,s.,.- et... ~ va
mnaae'c. 7na.'' oue WIS 'ouna "hea
tue hlackmaalor thought could bo msde anil
nbact he or Bllo was secured and efforts put
forth Immediately to procure them sttua,ioo,. -
aorvnp,s Mt t1;rnrcnt lorscs nS itl.fomo ~
eouo. o, ,au.a ~ =. .,&s ~" Ao0o =. ao. lha
aoio"lhe u Inc pan ot operation adoptedb1
Wisou: After aecuringa situation for Qua Of b.
tools, ho would instruct him or hcr to keoa +.
et,arp lookout far mon of rcsrcct,hto f.n;;..
ard il forr, hin, fuso,,, - ouv a,aI, x,.,.s
a"1 ~, ,. n. ,1,,' - ~, o"o.. 'i''on" "
tne o'il oonso at WHICH 1ue sorsant ataScd. Trd
daya since, Wilson won't 10 tho residence Of
prominent Judge in this city and asked p,Is,,.
interview. w,u;, being granted. YiIaon infc,m.,
, 1875-03-09

TlL40S Aea1CAA1lONht
In 1860 he brougA. stophon reasl Andrews to
the bouse, and afterwards othor people Of tint
kind. | oannot remember what WAS
talked about The "on,an who WAS with An
drcws axod his hair. ',,reeLed " upl1 his' eyes,
y lnyciy '.sphoro" he lad. alts. Morse, BIZ.
Freetaid, alr. Tllton, and myself we're prosant
| OIL that occasion. .thtnk It waa tho second
winter kna" thon,. demonstrated with Iiton
about this COMPANY, but 10 laughed !a"a would
not troat the subJsot With eeslousuoss. Mrs.
IlIton objected to thcao parties coming to tho
llousc. Mr. Tlltou sometimes used to treat his
ufa with carosnes, and tell hss how lovely aud
puarrul ] viii hor and stay out until tndnaht.
1l.o only fault found wlth Mira. .Tltou was
| vii. her doatry and devotion ta l.Im.
Ctoss-ckamiHed ~ Judge fulatrtoH-Nrs. TIL.
TIM psyer Expressed regret It having narred
him Eefllso to order tu1l Of coal when lla ~lf1
! waa rick, but i,o won't out 0nu time without say
| lug whotlor 10 would order It Or not. lilo dhl
not Hay iio went to tho wrong place. Ife refused
uent. and Oh QUO OCCASION to tusa her to q
lecture. Tho NltncAs sa.l she was not nbu
| totBpoelfY nny of tlsoso OCCASIONS. At one loo
tufo. thind 1y Weudcll tlillIps, be would HOT
rr,.sou that Mr. ton wonld not 10, slae .on'ied
~ do not think Eu was ut lotnG, bit hb was
croua ,!leru son'a pjaco." .,
| Thu witnuha PIT; tslo Contt-roou fn a Eoar oi
laughter ty describing s.nw Ar. Ilitou br''st'at
~ a:Iinn his wif4 Oh l."r way llone from tht
| ha.ul0, and Hosri3 knociing llsr tlown.
~. Fuller III tIlon YUns'iJ,.d l,cr about
| rnx ls!gIyIEw WITH AEEfHEx rEAHI4 ASi,uEws,
| :iay rusti'.si: It "aa As'nst u ocl'ek w.,n1
| t,;ey loft. 4, ,tnt knuH wlla.!apr they Wert
| thria uhen aruval VI lint. YuvY tal.o Abol
tpi!oso, ul4u',,,:,sfs. ri Er,'l. tnc:,Y ta:l,;'
lu.lsa.ll or hr:Jut me. jf,,Y talk" s:oI4y fn
casinu. aaa s.r. Jiituu rita.n ysry 'ittIo, Tho
| ~e;o 4ot traa.cl ~ iusrua..Y. tus tlTs. Tiltol
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-15

mon foe. Col. Fulkerson of your
county disclaims being a reputation
ist Longley in his Speech at the Alb
ingdon Court, said: Il am no repu-
ationist"-Petyjohn did the same
thing, and even Gov" McMullin
preferred 10 compromise. Then thus
far "AutI-Funder" and Conrad are
upon the same platform. When the
issue comes between paying full inter
est or repudiate, Conrad says pay full
intest, what says "Anti-Funder ?" If
an equitable adjustment of the pub
lie debt can ne secured, and thereby
avoid an increase in the rates of taxa
ton, no Anti-Funder would be more
reioiced than Conrad If the bond
holders consent to a compromise, or if
a TecapitaIiZation can be secured,
which will rid the Funding Bill of its
obnoxious features, "Anti-Funder"
would not applaud more lOadly than
Conrad. But Conrad will not con-
sent 20 Nirginia's initiating the high
wayman who demands your money
or your life" by saying to her creditors,
''uniess you accept NV terms of COM
promise L will Tepudiate," would
"Anti-Funder ?n
Then the reply to "Anti-Funder's"
nQuiry-''whcn. why and how the
Rev. Conrad of the Montgomery NeS
ScRgcr became the Champion of Fir-
ginia honor. &c" is that Conrad has
always been the champion of Virgin
las honor" hence his fight against re-
pudiatiOnists, but he disavOws direct
antag0nism toward Anti-Funders as
he understands their position; is not
inimical TO readjustment, re-capitali-
zation or satisfactory compromise; ia
VOTs increase Of taxation rather than
suffer the credit of the State TO be in-
paired thinks the time not far distant
when Virginia will be able to pay fall
interest without serious incOnve-
nieHce ; deplOres the piteous condition
of those who are ever running to and
fro crying 1.-The poverty Of my people,
OH their poverty, their poverty ;"
feels mortified that this lameEtatiOa
comes mainly from the Southwest,
which has suffered less by the war,
and gained as much by internal
improvements which caused the
public debt, as any other portion of
the State, and more than many por-
tioas feels 40 disposition to depress
the people by constantly parsding be-
fore them in exaggerated form the pub
lie debt and Virginia's poverty, in
fine 1.-The Rev. Conrad of the Mont
gomery Messenger, prefers to stimu-
late the energies or the people, encour-
age their enterprise, invite capitalists
and labor, developo our mighty min
eral resources and heavcn-bestowed
advantages, believing the Va. Of the
future. Is to lee greater than ever the
Va. of the past. Give rs working
EehemiaEs, not weeping Jeremiahs!
THE REV. CONRAD
OF
The MOntg1mcrY NcsscnlCr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-15
No Iougrr the Same Esccchcr

No LougrT the Same Bccchcr.
The Hcury Ward Beecher who is
now fighting TiIton ia the Brooklyn
court room. and ovcT whose GOiugs
Dir. Eyarls and Judge Por'er are 50
cioq0eut and ingenious, is not any
longer ihe Henry Ward 3ccchcr whom
Triton a>st.iyd last summer 10 the
horror and astuuishmcnt OF 50 many
millions. We all thnIght Of Henry
Ward BecChJr not only as a good
man. but aa a man Of almosL TN
cGuaAcd sagrcjty and experience in
dealing with the problems Of life. aud
TO whom cuuccaImeut, or preyarica-
zion. or She suggestion 30 others Of
things that were not true, or aSa0Cia-
tion with inca whom he could not
respect, would have been abhory-nt,
We now know, or his own confession,
that we we're greatly mistaken abou.
him; that his experience Of life has
brought him little wisdom; that lie
faced parcel Of cOnspirators and
exlurtioners with as much cOwaydice
and subtcriuge as if he were a silly
boy that he consented to be their
partners in Il game Of cOncealment
which involved falsch0od in some
degree and in some form at almost
every step; that he remainder on
friendly and even afectionate terms
with them after he was satisfied that
they were guilty of the lowest base
ness, that he had so little sense Or
discretion as TO aatter a silly, unedu-
Gated woman into an unlawful passion
for him, and had not the moral
strength when he discovered it, to
tell her that she was fool, and he
himself another, and that she had
better find some other vent for her
unholy wOrship. We are now telling
the story as he tells it. and we are
not adding anything to its coloring.
We know, too, that the religious
community he has trained up in the
i've aud twenty years Of his pastOratt
is not marked by either Christian
/ grace or simplicity that it somehow
has become in a remarkable degIec a
refuge for the unresenerate; and thai
its members. when produced in a
court of justice, have given to the
world a display OF perjury which
would have shocked the members o.
the Sicilian mdfa.