, 1875-08-07
BROTHER SHEANMAy ABROAD.
A Statement OF the Ecectsof Oaao tr
tho city Tetnptc.

tho city Temptc.
i<.s1o. Tn+e. Jxiy =.
TIE two hHndseI ssxtttsh noonha1 has71ee Ut
the City IoInpc aud the last Of te seAaen was held
ytse.d1y, md II IL cuse the nluiRter. the fsey Dr.
r4rxer, inlinatsd that there hsd Just arrived
from America, aud present among
them, Mr. Thomas j. Hhearnln, member
Of Plymouth Church. aot uue Of Mr. Il. ".
Deeclerf counsel III tho ats trial. Or. Parker Init
Mr. Shearnan would answer any Iue-t!oas on t.e
pHbiect Of tue tra. Some hundreds Of bo:h did
20, ns lasker introduced ~ shrarnsan. ta'n.sting
tim. MIR. shca:snan. after explaining that tho
invitation essenI.d 10 hin vas entirely unex-
bee,h,r'a case hati brcn merrly professional.
he might mt hare fe at liberty to sc4k II II aueh
e for twtnty-avc years. aud nelpber of Plymouth
Church fur may yclrs, and ~hc he to3G charge Of
to cave h. did :" nros the salFcs. son'on-sen- ron,
lded.-:lat hu nhoud receive for his tweva montha'
tcvvfesn compensation wnatever This he did part
tur Mr.. ue4caer. hut partly lo-suao he felt sh.t
tao c.uso Of chrfaliauty required that u,s
ssss f. fe .o he r sse n
coun.el Under y fee must ne@eHArily submit. Mr..
besheE hid x'sch him tia frse.: across to h.s house
and Ia;era. aid ho had 1n1e it hIs bulino4s 10 know
she whole truth upon aver, tulus and to lae thu de-
felst UPON th.. alone. In tAl4 determination 3tr.
sa!l Tint lhe wiioio se.tel Upon Tie wor1 Of
NF Molttou, who 4eenled to 1sAha In England for =
merchant iI LIKE kk4latitR 2hl KO04 fPput4.
wiaseas Dir. MoaIton WA. III ssct, n,an Of very
low Urfgfn and wuKa word. IN commercial mat
ters was Ia very bud rrpae, while ID rexlecs to this
esso hs Was kno~a to h'se threatened 1dverss Wit
nrssea IN hllhphenons language. md to havs shown
Aiau. ut.erly INSCRIPTIONS. Sir. shearmAu referred
tn Impression which be thought existed in England
Ih.t Mr.. Dcocher had at.uitel aomo lp,Iropreties"
TAts liz cntisrly danc. anc4s 1t WA improrriaty
y & Mr T. n'sshsF 1 70 .y sws or ~" fs"
lnately, whoac husband constantly kiss-
= ST.. t~echeE Himself, nd e1prc..ly
necessarily wr'ug. doubt Nr. DeecLtr wrong
hus, Il gass pEorost!en Of American secsesy aast
toas in his rclters witn ladies' thus brought up IL
bis cAureh, and fook!Ng upun him ~ father, than
*AA asnn snuu1 tho clergy In An,crIca. NE. shsar-
Ra!4 that tle expr#r:uns Of grief and refnnrss In
Nj, es:hers lttksfs based ulta h.s io0s he,of
that Mrs Tu:on had ty aons thougAtless oyer-s,ten
which had surplantel hyr husband IN hes heart
and produced shv utmost misery u the family. ue up
tue sr Eseetr waui NJ. h.se SFen uu@o1 nls 4
in fscs MIR. beceher deceived by T1,toa and MouI
lad really pee. faithful 70 her naab.ud eyen IN
thought. Mr. shearmAn e1ptaued that she failure Of
an.se,ny in.unscy Will hiou!ton Wills .csualiy
IN the Jury-toK bad excited geneEM remark. III
protssouy pasa sic % Sa ~ essoa.J sa.aoa Il I'll Ii. entre
iunoeeuce. willis 1t least two Of Mr. I1'tona counsel
wsre p,ysssy Of ths % s.,ne op,nian, ons q them e
prosecution = "ths moss internal conspiracy Of
modern tfnrs.8 ....-.
lin Tbs L5aion 7slt7raphs report Of shossr,sn's
speech: Mr. s represented ~ speaking ~ foltows
"Ha loyed Mt. DeccEer mora than anJ human
beIng-nis ~dfe ho los.4 hi. frtsads were deas TO
him; but earth took 10 high 4
| racs III lrta heart ~ liz friend, Mr.. Bsocler,
i1s next won't to plsce before tie meeting tha
American k!sriug eastouH r1 showed thst Il thu
common practice for Renon.su mud clergyman to ksa
tho wives ot their nmate fs!otsls, and claimed ior
sr. Beesher what should call tho credit OF beina
lrsh given TO this familiarity THAI tbs cergy generally
but On Tton's re4uest he Ind renewed thts ptseuca
with Mrs. TiIton subsequent ~ her marriage.