The New York herald., 1879-08-27
TURNING THE TABLES.
Attempts to Prove that the Preacher
Was the Aggressor.
HISTORY OF THE BOSTON DESPATCH.
Attacking an Old Lady Before KalIoch.
Senior Was Mentioned.
rBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

SAN Francisco. August 26, 1879.
The Chronicle the De Young Brothers paper, will
contain tomorrow the following editorial being the
first made by that paper Of the rencomre OF
Saturday
..The c.uses which led to the shooting of I. s.
Kalloch by Charles Dc Young have been stated
in SO many ways by the newspapers of the
city and argued with much prejudice
against the latter by partisan enemies that
the true facts and real issue lost sight of. In
simple justice to Mr. De Young the Chyoscle desires
to give to the public what it deems to be true
statement OF the whole matter. The first question
asked by every one is, Was the coarse and brutal
attack female members of the De Young house
hold justified by anything that had appeared in the
CAronicLe9 Mr.. Kalloch wished to be Mayor Of San
Francisco. The Chronicle did not think him fit for the
position. It supposed itself to be in possession
Of proof that he licentious to a notorious de-
gree, fugitive debtor and pretender, to various
virtues which did not indorse his character. II
printed article written by gentleman in Boston
familiar with Kalloch's history. who strengthened
his memory and enforced his assertions with quo
tations from court records and newspaper articles
printed at the time Of the reverend gentlemans
misdeeds. A close consideration of the testimony
will convince any candid reader that the facts.
sidering that Kalloch was candidate for all i'm
portant Office. justified the publicity they received.
Kalloch's friends. it will be remembered, have
justified his brutal attack the mother of the De
Youngs except the ground that the Boston record
Of his misdoings contained an attack on Kallochs
father
THE ATTACK ON KALLocHs FATHER.
1.-The following is the paragraph alluded to. Will
any fair minded reader say after perusing it. that in
Its quiet tone it bears the slightest resemblance to
the torrent OF billingsgate poured out from
ifullr st he ther of Charla De
Young?-
While he (Kaloch) was at college his father be-
came too familiar with some sisters OF the flock
which he established in Rockland. To escape
exposure and the indignation and vengeance of the
injured husbands, the elder Kslloch quietly settled
his affairs aud without ceremony severed mis- con-
nection with the church. He imm ediately took pas
sage for California in which State he spent the
nainder OF his existence he having died some six
eight years ago.
'Ths is ali and nothing more. Would this justify,
even allowing its full force. such TRADE of vtupe-
ration, such volume of foul obscenity emanated
from the Rev. 1. s. Kalloch at the Metropolitan
Temple last Friday evening? But minute examin-
alton of the series of facts which led to the tragic
proves Fsallochs excuse that he was de-
Tending the memory of his father, to have been
Aimsy pretext, and that he had in re-
aity resolved to say all that he did at
last fully week before he made his Incorporate
harangue The allusion to the father of Kalloch
"
weekly Open Letter is q workingmans paper, pub.
lished every Sunday morning by the Open Letter
Publishing Company. Kalloch is the reputed editor
Of the paper 1t is published in his building. Moth
Ing in reference to himself has appeared in 1t
without his knowledge and approval.
NArTHALY SUN ARTICLE
"The number which bears date August II. week
before he made his speech. contained this para
graph
The Chronicle is very fond Of republishing any
libel that any obscure and worthless paper may
print How would the De Youngs Ike to see the
Napthaly Sun article republished? We hereby give
them fair notice that. ii they persist in publishing
in the Chronicle blackguard articles against the W. r.
G. candidate for Mayor that we have secured copy
OF that S. and We have got the to reprint it
In the Open Letter. We promise our readers some-
thing rich il we should, as it shows the De Young
brood up with electric light.
Eat that time the Boston despatch, in which allu.
sions to Kallochs father made had not even
taken shape in the brain of its author Yet Kaloch
week before he could have known, even sus-
pected that his father was to be alluded to. had,
with true hlial foresight and a noble dis
regard of pulpit decency resolved to defend
him. Was o son before inspired with
true spirit of prophecya There were other per-
Sons. it appears in the city that knew Kaloch in
tended to defame Charles De Young's mother two or
three days at least before he actually achieved that
tnfamy. The following article appeared in the Bui-
Ltin on the afternoon of Thursday, the 21st inst.
vIvIsEcrIoS.
We informed good authority that persons
interested in the subject of vivisection will have
the pleasure OF seeing that operation performed
the DE Younas by DR.. Kailoch in tho Metropolitan
Temple tomorrow evening.
"what could have been the good authority to
which the Bulletin alluded? Not it's news gather
ers. certainly. 1t was somebody outside the Bulletin
Office and who should that person outside the BuAe-
tin Office have been except Kaoch himself? The Bal-
lin then knew before the Boston article in which al
fusion made to Kallochs father was received at
the Chronicle ofce-for it did come to hand until
IN early hour Friday morning-that Kaoch
was going to attack Charles De Young's mother and
approved of it, That Kaloch had absolutely de-
cded to make the attack before any one in tho
Chronicle Office suspected that his father was
going to be alluded to to be susceptible of
convincing proof. Tho daily Sun is a small cam
paign shcet published at tho Metropolitan Temple
/. .. Kalloch has been the superintendent of this
paper. The editorial articles have borne his ear
marks. 1t has emanated from his study. lie has
known the contents of every number before IL
printed His lbelous articles have been assisted on
their wicked mission by types furnished from the
Office of the San Francisco Call. Kalloch
says. then, in his paper the Sun-a paper
which had been issued but twenty-four twonty-
ave times. and the name of which had been noto-
riously selected q standing menace to the pro-
pretors of the Chronicle. In the issne of the 2st of
August, many hours before the Boston despatch was
received at the Chronicle office. appeared this-
vIvIsECTIoN
The attention of all persons who are interested in
the subject of viviscction Is called to the
ment the meeting at metropolitan Temple
tomorrow friday evening. DR.. Kalloch. ID. $.
De Young scalperl VIII be there. and
then give an exhibition of this interesting
branch of scientific experiment which will be
highly entertaining and instructive to all who may
he so fortunate to secure admjttance to the Tenn
Pile on that occasion. The nondescript animals
which will be made the subject of the
Doctors dissecting knife this
SION are thoroughly detested by the
human family that the most tender hearted
members of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
20 Animals will not feel called upon TO interfere with
the operation. No aDsthetcs will,be administered
The operation will commence promptly at eight
O'Clock.
I'm the eau number on the same Thursday. also