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at all. It is, however, easy to see that his fr
will have a large, if not aa em ahelialiig srnj
in t! e 001 ? ! ?mi ?! . ??? ?1! it (Betty i
as they v.iii. This i? a result thai has not
.? 1 without a good deal of bard work.
<>p;>o.?i'i?.ii have be !i bii.?y fol a loBg ti:n<-, ii'id a
bave made e marked impression on I lepoliti?
here if they had not hi ?tflll. I'sllall.Y
fbetioa that makes thehiffesaprediotioDageil
smallest vote. Borneo! tbe spokesmen of this
minority declarad tlut Cov. Tillen would not
moie than HO oi at the mo?t 1<? As?ii
DistrietS in Ihe Convention out of
In feet it will probably i?? found thai
Ifl to SO districts oaarids ?>f New-York
be all that bi? opponents can master, and that, 1
ing New-Tosh City oat <?f the question eltogi
be will have a large majority, s.. far eesrveai
have be,n liibl in'J! Assembly Districtsontek
New-York, ami oi tl 18 are fm (luv, Tilden,
have pttmoaoeed affinst a i?!e<! ;?d delegation,
me fer Church. T'.i districts which are for
are ths saeood au'i thii l of Albany, tbe Brs
i; ? elaer. Broon . I ;"?ib ol Del?.?
the lir ! of Viu-'.'ir.i, ('.?iMa.id, T( liipkins, and <
ton. theflntand ss isd of Bt. Lawrence,ths
mid of ? Iraaaa, Chemnog, Tetes, I w ra, and Que
The lour shlefa have ? ibstai
hlm are ths two ?i t I its of the City ol
th,- v.-i v boll's -ays ? : tbe Can.il Biui ::-''' the
districts of J? I ? itrolled
ex-I.iciit.-fiov. AD? ii C. Beach, who .seems
be ths peal leader ?>l tb? aoti-Tildea movement, i
:?f tin Bj rrai nae districts i of its ?1
gates William C. l.'n.'.I. OBS OJ ling COW
*>f Th bison and l'a M' o, and J. W. B u ? r, ?>r wl
Qeorge Qeddes : report? ?11 ? have i
?Stats ?aright bai i s ivod monej bj -
million dollars ootrigbl to get ?il ??f h
tml who, shea be tailed, ?recently, ?made
.??iiriiiiDiit t?> Beiden. Bo far,then,Gor. Tib
tun 51 votes to i S Co bi-opponi ata, and ?? In don
weh district sending three delegates. T!. primai
B Cay age County k re gons against bl i, ;.?:?'
two di-iricis more i?> thi hoi ils colaina. l?'i
aiond l'.io..!.s. an s ' i-'l ilden m
?? one, of it? di 'a ?|ati - bul ti- !"?' .1 Bnitely kno
ahatattitadethe delegation will take, it shoi
.?il, however, that in these ssves distri
noel of tin- .TiC-Ti'.ileii strongholds are includ
Iu Cayugs Connty both ?Sa&ventiuns have 1?,
held aad carried by the fri ruh of Treaaorec B
but it i> .?.lid thai i ... assei to be
good friends of Qov. Tilden m tboir opponents;
Mean*-, the friends ??! Chi? -Jnsti?*e I hitch;
Daoadaga, Deahna aad Beides; In J?
l.ieit.-t.ov. B ?indi- -t!?.? m are moat ol the eontrolil
powers ?.f tbe iii"v-iiie!it and the distriotain whi
key are potent, Bat, beaidee these, th n .. a ???
(TWO comiiii'S where the ann-Tib'.en ?
be eppennoat?Monroe aad Osa *o and even
these the Tilden men ar?- ho| ? and a
make a sharp 1 ": ?_ * ? f. A prominent D
?assmblyman, ??lu? baa been im;ii recently cou >i
ssssg tha Governor's opponents? declared thi ?? b
day, ?ti.i ra? in'.'tb,ii i la eonntj a old sendTild
delegates and pass Tilden resolution? a |
which he eaa make good?that there would not
fifteen anti-Tilden ?distrieti la the I
tion. It bus ?already become s question
the a'iti-Tilden delegatoa ? the name
sanas, bol it i? ths only principle thej i
will ii"t s..: that they are defeated in advs
whether the Convention will :i"t bearcpeti
that at Syracuse )a?r l'.iil. where there wee e *jo?
deal of diaeootenl bat no open pt ?test.
The r.-s.iit of ths Convention in the Niagara di
tii. t nsmnfl above was a pro ?' eil . ??;
?rriior'.s skillful generalship or oi
in bis behalf among ths masse of ths |
plaocswherwyou would not loo! tux It, l w I- ?.
port distriet baa been eonaidere?] oi i
est Canal King district? in the -t?te, and o
ced?-<l on all sides to he good
dsn delegates, li was tho thai tl
Convention waa called early in o . rthal itaactio
minht Influence other localitic . In tead oi
iiliiii- ih. m ? ipeel itions th d ele? te
flBse atrasa Tilden delegates, al bi t-doftbei
MortimiT M. Soatbworth, la' Ij tul
]?i? :i?- Court Jadgi. -c-v-i edop I > Tihl?
r. ?. i ? i another of the ?Go?
?ilt'ctiv.- political surprises. Il*- .. iowi thai i ? ea]
turc a stranghold bringt .:? ??) t
the ss*?eeay than a dosen e !
She satohi i the < ?si - ? I lation lai
Win tor will rem ; bitb
opponent? of tbe Governor's mi tres in th
bly were Ifosara. MeGuire ai
ami ex Lid t.-(?ov. Alv? ?<!, 1? ? . an. Mr. Me
Osare w? nt li?os? to b? ai adida!
foe delegate t?> th?' Btats Couvi ition, and found t
1. u . ' ? ' before he ha?
. >!?. duc of tbe lions (,now be ooold ? ??
bis owa ? aid, sad a n. Ji
? ? ?ubi in?; bave beca raer? com] le I? Iy crashed, palttl
cally, if a tTip-hanuiwr had tallen m him, Mr
' lehaer feood that there ws lust se little left o
him among his Gcrmi uta in N?? \%-*?,,rk
With Mr. Alvord*s d ! at Got. Ti lea badprobablj
Bothing to do, '
these ;.?? .-?:
- :u it. 'l be Niagara district is jasi
case.
The most j i rplezlng
co!-.i;e. ri"ii with tbs !.. is the dis Is
Iss ia the party In New-York, and it boat
htooppenents have baill maayof their b
..?iy ?vident that the workers of neithei
fact ion a??- raaU] friendly to Win. Beth, fa
are tainiiiirali i; ' i tin-y can, in the .
bslagableto betatetermato bl i,and wl
Bright be secretly glad tunee him defeated, neitbei
will opposs him beeaass neither <an be admitted
witheal Iris oeasent. Varions solutions of ths
diiiicdty have been snggeeted. One is t?
ai?dt both the Tarn oany and anti-Tammi ny dele*
g?tions, eoeh with half ths rotes, ???:.l uiththleer
saa ?ciiient it is said thai snti-Tammany would lie
entirely satisfied; Tammany eertainly would not.
Aiio?ii-r has be m todt ion !.. tseen
the two, ?giving snti-Tammany a share proportion?
ate to its share of tbe ?D?mocratie votes. If neitbei
of these adjustment? is inasible, uothiug rema! is ap
pareetlyezoeptto ohoeee between tb?
fail.?),.. '! ?ad '? rammen] sod exclude Ita rirai
would ieii<br ths latter more bitter and vengeful
than ?-v. r; ami to ? hi t anti-Tammany would be to
aaelode the organisation whi b repre euts tbe
mas,? of Democratic vu rs il I and to
should? r Mori!- , a Weigh! ?\ i.ich not
eve;? Qev.Tildee could esxtj. Apparently nos?'!
tlen:ci)1 bas beOB I a led \.t in lia- i,? ?:;,!, bul
at tho pr.s?"it sritiag the admission of Tammany
v. m to be inevitable. At tin s&metiaaeit is
noticeable thai mom ??? tha Governor's friends do
net ??? u. :?t ??'! sorry thai tbs impivasionshould
liiiv,? ?gol abroad tl at Tammany Hall a as nod posh?
i;ij- him toward a.^ a ?'. lu im
rural di?!i:?-ts then
nai.ic of Tau many Hall.
. Iu os*t reaped tbe ImieaConvention will pn
? t.? that at ?Syracuse, The opposi
tien to Mr, ?vonklingaamefroai ?
,1 for the good <?f ?the party- not fron ?yolitl
? of ?the bread)and butter els
waa bysosM '.' ! and batter bad L? m
taken away from them; th?> opposition t?i
Tilden will not cesas from the beet ah
of his petty, '?ut ths very WOTti n. ; .,.!_? f:,im
profissi?)!ial politici?os, but ii. in men win? an
deftii'laiate in riag mito and ears ? iaht to divided
juries. It follows, tin u, aae matter oi imanase that
M will need a very determined and outspoken mi
Berrity to damage his proepeets as a candidate, and
i?, i?.?. .m? ??';?> ; o b? 'ii -r a reaaonabl? ibowof oppoai
tum will not do him a great deal of good
with the people. A Democratic C
man said tho other day that nothing batter
oulil hiive b8j.peu.-d tlian the election of
anti-Tihien islsgattS from Bjrac EM, ami now all
that is wanted is to have BoehsstSB trothe name
wtsy. It may be a contoiousnes? of this fact that
leads Gov. Tilden to withhold the declaration which
aomo of his shrewdest, mod expi-rleneivl, and wanu
est frieuds think he should make?tha*, L?-. docs not
desire the delegation to ?t, Louis to be pledged in his
Li-half. If this?ineanee?eol were once authorita?
tively Beds? ?ic people who at'- BOW n
?gafai ' ? pledged delegation aad ??klag the
?it i.i.v. T-i'icti behind his back wool- n?>'. __-? :'
political i.L' to -Mini BgOII? I?By have bo .
?late. J-.vl lor, Seymour will !i"t I all'? r them to fl '
him, nti?l Judge Chnrcfa Moot of the cjaeetto?, They
? ?iiiui.i i- s .he aga_wtQoT. Tilden, for that wooM
hurt them aa maefa ae it netpi;' ???? An additi mal
? why sucli BB ?ininui'u iiiit-nt WOl Id Ot I
eadaager Oar. Tilden. ho? ob til?- delegation
asi?asta lathe laei thai the ?oauaoa law' of D
eratk detention* froaa this State at ieato.reqalres
them in voie .is a unit, and his opponents oa the
delegatlaa may not laaeh :? half-doaea m aamber.
Sum?: ?.f the Governor's l'r.ends t h ink that bis
aOanea ?.n this point is a peal Biirlnkf, aad ao it
seems lo be?aaleaa ha ah_aw_ly latoods to give
his eneadia tha opputtunity of adding lo his polit?
ical capital. It ought te ba sai'! at the BB?IS time
that SO la: BB can DS ?u-<? 11:tin< ?I tin-re is BO ??ten
tioii ob tin pari of ala tri?mis of pledging tha d
i onti i( 'it.
Be inneii for the Convention?i law wordaabonl
Qov. Tilden as a candidate. His friends loo! apon
(m- H? ii-1: n is scheine of abandoning New-York and
attempting to can. Pennsylvania and Ohio i
pit lu_y aad it looks very aiach like it. P?
raaia is tbs only great State which is still
ander the oaatrol of a i i ? ; ii that
ballot-boxes, and ?in- ring Is Republican. Ol ?
thrown away lasl pear, and throws t o
tar to be rooorered. The Tilden aebemeia jus; tbe
? of this. It ?to abandon tbeaetwo btau
which su in hopeli bsIy ioal to t';'' l'en.?', racy, and to
- i,,. \. ir-York, withool which il wonld aeons thai
either party could nave no bopeaf Boccesa 'I oat
Qov? Tilden could can. tiew-Yi <lt, if he v. to nomi?
nated, h soBBething of which his Mends feel entireli
confident. Tbe constan! saaaalta of Hepublii ;; i
papers ami Republican Benatora show ic--;?
they f'-ir his bord ?m th?? Republican roto.
A wall laformed Republican editor madi
an estimate ill" other day that the nnmb? r?.f Repob
-; . ist for the Higelow tioket la-t lull, in
eaaseGov. Tildes waa at the back ol i;, :.t 30,000.
One ?>f tin- Coakling ddegatea al laic-, wboe.
great talents make it d?fig-roiis to -
poaitire statement with his naine, voted,
I am told by a Republican friend "f bbv
for tv.Ti ..f the Banana on the ti, !..;. ?,,,
other Dem era! could poll *?" many Repnbl
vot.-s ii- i! ?- >! i,-, m,] hi? friends think tl
in other States than tbia the t irtue ?.f attracti ,
publican rotes, which waa aet down in a Washing?
ton hti. r i?, i n c 11. .. i :,,- ii,<:i i ?I :
bo m-i'i ? isiy t" Demo? ; I . : Deling
has lost something-oi its momentum with time, uo
?I'ulit, tint it is a question whether the nn
?!:-cri. . ;'l ?'?t- u in ju-t ami un-!???
nui. il criticisms of Rennblkans i?i tbe I., piala
hace have dona Urn ara ii '-:; ? ?? \i
noond trial of Mr, Lord, which i? - t dow
to-day, ends with his conviction as a felon, and Den
ison, t':i' Beldens, snd (>;.!. are ?!? feate I in I
against tbrm, which begina next week, wi
tor ometl :i>2 ol' tl"- "?'! - ;?
thorn suits will vh
in-y-ti. baa been disgrs efu -.? ? sailed,
and help bis pai tj.
Got. ir.' i, baa been ?""i??
f"iTi at ??i i of tbe Gn enback partj - V .
party a tew dose?politicians who once ?
sidcrabl? prominence eonld hare abaken the faith
of th?' public in t!"- bard-monej i ni o?
? be Dcuioci icy by loud talk
might have even made some trouble inaid I
linea. 7 ? ?. h ?mi ol
ex-Speaker Mel luire and bl
tin . ..ni mptible a caki ? ? ? ? ? n -?? i
and r.'ievi i the Dem? eral iof theii lp
They are qui <? m likely now to I
party nan?;
from ? i hi r.
('?n\. Tilden ha- d t d? al to diso ,-? m -
: v. !l? ?in- broken up its two gt it I
ii' ], i . in ?hi , at ;;y ,i..? in ., hi I1 : , ; -.1 :i
:.ii -, M< d hav?
1 there li ive I" en
I:.; the i ? ? i
be li.iis both t' ?? i ? ?! ih
tases ?-f the party with 1
man in the Stale, I ? -
moni ia bo rtronj
asaj not m 11 him as .1 '?
pn sent h is a candidate wl IToi
For the re t, they i
11, moer a I le Convent I t no
other candi late i an brii
i trength. 11
quietly, bill i i
avoid thai i _au)
candid ?
One ..in. There ?-ill b in
campaign in the 1 .?11. ii Mr. Til
not i?" ' foi Pre id '.'
Governor ia a f? Ineithei
be will bring all lus powers of < ? into
plaj. aad wot -sal . vea work, <i b ? -. Tbi
election was neai lj loot by oi ?. i
ife to aaj thai ' ? iil be
takea. _
COIU RN AM) BELKNAP.
?
raa ? _r nu ?< ?.-.???i. i.? ;_7S nog skcbktabi
HI IXSAT i ?\ i ;: i ? i? . I i Ui_ IBU .
/ O I h c I ii i I o r o I Ihr I r i O o o ' .
Bnti Th* Western papera ar? anjnal t"...n.l
??i n. c ?bui n <>. lad?ins la m ?-? Il Ii ippi
an .i? ? -? - ??" i of tl .-- m in.
tot to 1973. n i-11 ne Qui
a tola ? ii it .mu? ol the Military ( onrmittec tu p ?
Mi,?'te:, ?m! it ?mist li( it lie _U i I '
knap threw dato ta tha eyes <?! tbe i
sad the publie, :- ? ?' ? "f the ? ?. imttti
prompi .- i ul ; an oi. , . bleb app ? re.l to '??
Batlj int. oded u? coi reet I ? -l bj ??i n. :
sad 'I'm. i.iiiiiM;. Itwa s bold Mrokooi -i; |
Beikuap's part, aad ll was Completel?, i
daj ait.-, tin- pubUeatbio "f the dli pat. u in 'i us 11" i --i
giving the detalla ol tko For! sai job, and ip
ol the eontriet bel reea Msishsnd I
?,i n. hi. Dowi ?i was m H.i thington,andhiaattentl?
drawn totbei ? ? Uai d. Gen. IfelJ
?aid that It was a? ?es to tbe ..ii n?
would in -.t "H'' in (he Wai lie] id talk
wiiL Beeretary Belknap ahoal B. Ra ?rent, andtaaa
hour or t... returned to <,-?.. (,.,: leld's hi
??A frank, stra at rward v : y i- the in st,"
ho ?.ml, aad weal aa t?> t<-.i how Bel
fl ilS IIS 1,1- !.. hllllH- If ?Il "le
' ?\i n bi Ins -
in buable i.'it ?, iii-i- ?n pay a bonui for hi pi ?- ,? .--. and
boa ?,' i d of?red to rdgn anj order he c.i.ii
? -1 meh ah ? i -. < ?? -, "-ti Dow, n . at
down at a table in Qen G_rfleld'a library and wi
__teh appeared to cove* th. eaea. n directe?I
..i cu o on tie .;? ba
... ?I:< i- j :, . ; .
' p li to _x a tai ni' m pi n ??-..
Tuis seder the <?? BeraJ look t-i lb
?e -i,', i .-i thanked too .??
ai'i'T.' slat t?) bn ah ap i
er wai as ttnoh aad ai n tj t-, it if .??,. \
eni) et m ? i aary double aa to his .-.?-.. . . - ,..,,,
pletely dl bi dm ?'..
'i hal all bt tbe Be? ??,,,
kaoa ato 'i" b re. Hi
in Tin. Tarai Bureau 1 , .
pager aai d iy before H to toe A
p..- ?. f_u ti_-1 aa i ap ?we it hon . to i.- I
- Tn.-iit w, n hare 'l ???' ire I i than
* ; - it. CoiH'in, Mho had no head f? m.
. ttla ?nr publio I ? of any I in I. '1 In? Me
?' all oi.i.-r ??ni m.t aat?aty aaeol tbe Porl s i
Marsk_toao4 held ths appotaitmeal ol !
it- wa? I. 1. -ms bohllng It in hi? ou n
Basse, loi ao oni.-r weald hive pi -? ited ti.
s.-e.-?-t pn?,lu-ut of aarrapMaa taseey la
??nie or iti.ia .in spptoatmset Ons i:.1
ciit.t, hewarar? waa toaagM aaoal by tha arder? tha
rap.-n ??y nt the trailers WBS BBBdfltated hv the an:
of Ihe post 11,uni ?Is to rev i-e lln-ir price lets. An I .
? Brers huaa?y redaeed, Marsh baaadlalaly eut
ilott n oue-lialf the amouut of his ai.iiu.il ti.l.nt- l.i M, .
BBlkaaa? Lao__f heel apea Ha whah iiit.iir
Ugkstoearfasasai haowladga -?e aaa aea how plaaalj
the trail of corruption tod to lJcll>i;:ip, a ?1 ll hiato
strange thai Qua. OBbara ami i?.-1 aaasah tos ?.uiiie
MUttcj? Committee ?heali ha ?Mtcfeai f??r uoi Mlawtag
It up ; ami yet when all the clreumstances me kuown I tlo
nut ttiluk tti v arc fairly open to Larth lml.ment. It
WM nota* investi? si fhat osesf 191 i '
ItwasBot to b? expected Ihm Bapa-ttsaa poM tuteas
stun;!.!-n eut of 0Mlr ?et t.?'nui? ??i- . t?,?,??"?? t...!,-iiii
aga i n). ..i". r ai tiie ?'a'?i;. ; mi ta- tes ?' tha rsaoaasa
tloaof Geu. (initit. liexi.les. fvcic_.i*. lie: knap en toyed
fioinii.? ? 11,.'ii ?i.: 11- taiii^ of i:.'.l!,'..|il.iilalrci.!il.il.'ii"f
tbe army for ii i ?. ?tag* sBliHerltbaama-ars
j.r.'t..?!? d kit ' ???''? >'? Hag. -as
iras ?et ;? m in one would peetod of sack a shrewd,
bold .?in.i.'i-i m as was involved to his i smsol
of tbs ?1 ! ?of. il " I- V. .-.?iii.i.i.i.
Wathingl ??, Api ll .". i .'?'?.
XI.1 Fill CONGRESS-FIRST 8E8SIQH.
i ? ?
BEG?LAB BEPOm OP PROCEEDIB08.
i\i M'ii) i)|!\ir iv lit): BBJfATI M ???: I'??.?iai.
RAT1 ? i.?j.- PASEAOS (?F BILLS p; m>ni n??i ?;:s
25,000 n> ISPBOVB THI CA-TTOI, OBOVUM,
?SENATE.... Washimotos. April 11. I87fl.
In the Senate to-dejr, ?the Chaih laid*before
i! Hi.' lei...it ,f M.i I. Via.'cu?, ABSisI i'it Ad
''.'lui..!, oil tu. I.ii; I i ,.,.'\ i'K lei' ill' | a | ..!.!.' of
bounties, ko., i?, colore I m dh ? Ira,
Mi. in ?'A i: |B -??.. M ls.| lot " ? ?? ! a bub i?v "
t.. proride for the el of 1
t??? ?-u ti.i. -vrii-r a; . Attantle Octna ?sad the
i
Uilli \?i ? .? on imIui ? ?i m . ' r ??'!.?? folio? - ?
J!? Ml. INOAI l.-.i:-!?.. I.:?!..?
en thi .,,.,.,. i ? ? ' fened to tbe
Hv Mr. DAVIfl (i?. m.. ? To?i an !
? , ... ' i -?.in
1 l!:.- na??? . !. ,..',,
Affairs.
..?i. i.i'Mi ?i- ? ,i mlation In
?1111 llD I . i .. : I. .)
i , ? ,,i of
lllO *# ? ?:.
i . I., prol , ;. .1 i .. i ? ? .
way? ? ? ' in.
Mr. . - ''.-!.? !.; . I : ? Mil au*
. ama a ..-., ll. ?
II,-!.ill, D.C.
?i. .).)?:? i ' ? ' ' ?-,??.! an ron . dtoi :
nil)!? il I
I? r. 'a
;.
! . R'HYTE |D ' the sun ndment <?f
Mr. i . ',:..:, i Mr. I.NOAL-- iu-,?.. Una.)
U1>|M > ,
Mr. ,
is I,, ,
II
?a. ?ndllll ri! .. I .?-.???'I I'?.
'I I,ci
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ALI KO nur, I [?AINSI MR. ELAINE.
i? tSDIABAPOUl STOB1 HIM DI BAI -?.'.(?in
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Cm : \ n, Ohio, Ai.iil il.??lie folkming
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Ina that s.;i.?).?(i ol tin ? n i ..' i.ladlUwaj
int?) i. rl| bl !?> It. ai
a m . thi of ii.. I;.? ird of Directors In , uli . i
Mr. II.o i. ??'., ?? im . a . i? ? ?! , ..i. n,ii.i .,i tin u...
ii.iai?'. i of ? a ici Influ? " ? ol Hi nator Mor?
ri i .nun foi I ? .I.' l,'-e m in
.!. tbe matter sad report who reeMved tbe lai
.?'im of mi i all He ? n? im I id? - atteni ?
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i -. llie m?? retal ??; t I,, ird, quietly wi . lo '.
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t.. Mi. sil 'D "ii -it at i!ii time ii"
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... thi ?'? . ?! of i?ii' ? oi ?. i! ?? prop
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A CiKl.l.i llo.N BY DR. ( ?l "-i.V.
To the Better of ihr Tribun?.
s.!:: in .'oui paper of Pride] had 1 ttt leeorded
hi a list of pateoni ol Um Canteooial I..ill. li,;vi?i?
received several Inquir?as ?aa the subj ct, I auawei
theaa by this statement?, that 1 have m? eoaneettae
with the Csntsnnisi at any other bell, my ?
having besa seed sithosl the slight il aatk
Voiir.-, iiuly, lldWAiil? CRi.aiiv.
Voiicnily, Kp'.li IU, 1 .7(1.
CHARLE? O'CONOR'? RECORD.
His KEPLI TO ki:ci;nt ATTACKB.
1IK IMU.lNAMI V gBP-IJ 'IHK Si A1 Mf?M'.S ____
/tUUV-T HIM IN CONN H TI? ?\ WITD l_g ?_?"
i:, r G?O?m M1\1?)I!IAI. TO IHK HAU AgBO
CIVllOX-AS OTVggnO-TIOg I'KMAM'I I>?IHK
W.K'IK BlfTOBl OF IHK GAM B_V-_WgD IN
M ?ai: mi;. i.'mimiK DBO??B? his _gT_?I
imocaxca og pai BOgiawftrT?fi M d_wo___y
CONHf 1-A C'iMMllil-i; OK IHK AS.-l?(.TAlloN
Al'lOlMKI? TO l(KK?ltr ON Till: MAI rill.
Um parl?n af tho liar Aaaoraatina, ia West
Tw.-niy-ii.iilh-.st., wer.) well lill-al laist BVW-Bg hy
tlie noenbers, emoeg than bobm af aha priaeip?
l.i.-.y. ?st.t liie ?ily. It was not i.'.-i'erally known
thai BBj sag uuial. liiipoitanl topics wan to mbm
h? fon th?' Aase* i astea, bai whea tha tael ??f charles
<? (..?u.i's pmsonos waa made knowa, it was aa>
su:iie?l thai then wneomething noteworthy i oming.
After the preliminary hnslness ?'f the meeting had
been disposed of, Mr. _*Codsb aroae, and tealag
tbe pamphlet which eoataiaed his reply to thea_
: leiiily ma le upon him, prooeoded toaddTeca
tlw meeting. He waa received with applaaae. aad
his remarloi wan beard with tha cloeeal attention.
: i the Bar laaot lati.ha nid that as he
0 ,?i it, ?un? of the objeeta tot whkh
?In- a -i-latii.ii was ort.'?uiizeil was lo cultivate
and ?maid tha parity of t at Bar, aad aarlade from
tin- Bambas of iis msnban Iheee who wem un
wi.nii.v of a i?la< ?? in it. Within a fortnight be bad
i .-'liiiii jonraa] <>f tins city un article reflecting
upon the professional i ondncl <>f ?u.e of tha ?embers
of the Association, who, if h<> was not _vorably
known, ra at lees, well known. Thia artiela hail
in it bob?d into another viiy aowapapea, had bad
ioi?i'i it ? way "Ho ii prominent jii-irn.il of lie- Wi Ot
which ras pabbahed _i Chicago. Tins Chicago
:..,. bad pobliabed a li?t of di halting or die
bone.1 Jawy? rs, entitled the " I.'- "?? -' G Uei |," aad
its conclusion declared that to it must he
added tha bbbii <?f aaotbac ami beretofore
11. ?rablj known Uiwver, referring i?> the mem?
i. i .,!?-]. _.i!. Mr. (i'('o:iiii-, after declaring thai be
waatbeaenoa who was aeeaaedoi BBprofeaaional
? ..ill,.:, .?di thai hianply v- <?ii!?i ba band lathe
rhich owing to tbs lateneea of the boar
he woald Bol read, bal would lay ??n tha table,
togetbei with luflJclenl copies to inpplj the mem
-. He ?. "ii'1 s'ihaiit t ? an Inqulrj |byanybody
into his profi liona! roi 1'ict, whether by tbe Bat
ttioii, tbe na rcantile c-imnunitj, ot any cler
.is, aad abide by ?in- results.
Ai the .-i"-' ?: ?? briol .."? :.
.n mau. Vice-Preeidi il Van Winkle, ap
: ih?? following mem ben on :i committee
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in. ? -, i.ill-..- Mit? boll, ,l..li!i ?'.. Panons,
le- ;-:i II. ? hi i.-, Ben u in D. S lliman. Ii was
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un M. I.v.ni?, to tin- Coinauttee?
Ml>. CCONOIT - MEM< BI M-.
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IStyal ' ? fioiu any iln.-.-i .lure;,.
n fraad or uafalrs -, a*l towards Mra. Forrest,
i "I ?I. I laiinl may lie In?.. .,-,-i|
. pah 'l Is baa? II i? aol dim u> ahiti ?!
? i or ?itlmati -I tn her .m lutenl ta per
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,rafern -i i". Bctthai Is H i - ? ?? -: bi sa
???at iiiiy eharse which 1 iliti malic t x.nfilcil a fair corn?
il t.-.r my Nirleea I '. i i aal renden of tha
.ii.na,i? ?qggonthal i had artiaUj aa
aanahaaaai pnaabwd la Basra lha mty gratalteasly,
sadthal I bau ?ifterwuril, In ?Amiral rialaflOB el ttint
?? Uii-ji i.-;. n*, Bilaed apea bat ?aaag un.i haudalaatli
,.-, iioti i? un ?n niifoiiiutetl claim for compensation.
liie .atitle waa ?l?9l?uel tu cuuvcy li..- BW???g_ and
must be, so understood. All will admit that the la
or layman who could commit buoIi a fraud ?w in thi
implication, charged ui>oii me, Is unfit for admin? loi
aiiy reapeetabM or honorable society.
If flu? article can he thought to eharije only that !
the eonirovcrsy hetween Mr. and Mrs. Forre?-! was ]
Jnir, a general bSUsf prevail? d that I had volant 'er
serve tiie lady :?.s cniiuncl without Charge, aud that I,
knov.lii^'f:.'..\?ii nee of tills hen. f, tleiivcl dlstin
aadetbsr sdveatagas ttntt it, aOtbathBemtaBdl
shares fer say ssrviess, uud gstpaymsnt from the
sbee aa appsrtaalty should eeear, attbanasaais
kimw that such conduct as the article would imim;
this latter fartsr PNtettsSS.lt Is at least as mear
coiifciiii'tilii." and as JSBtly punishable with ?octal o
<?-iii as any ftOO? fraud or theft,
If I am guilty of what 11 charged In either aspect S
article, SC a):y part tt il, f o,ie,!.t to BO expelled I
li'ctiil.crsliii? in } our Association, and from the bar il
114 a -tacaos lo both. I niitiiiiil also be refused a pi 1
aii) ISpatabM SapBBMtlSa, This would plainly Ij
were tile victim of thoa'iiii|tiile<l fraud a man of
hounded wealth ; tho Rast that the sufferer w-o.it a wo
wilhaiil inn,.11? M any inotccu.r would greatly ii.tei
ihe glsgasl lhaiaal ot aii heasM nsa,
i?: BABDUfQ an is\ isriiMTioM.
I inn a coU!i-c!lci-.'il law Sf innre than 50 TOSS?* st:
ini,'. This, With my lSHg irait:??' in lbs m? -trojioll
America, if then? be no other contributory etrsOOMBl
rsaders my rslatlsas t?> society, to ? ear Aasestattsn,
to th?' bar. SOBBOW-Bl Coli.?liicuoiis. And certainly,
inn gailty sf the ptefesste al adaesad wl sMap ?i.nr
part sf tuerta say paeas sf ths aeeBsatJeapIam 1
subject for whatever ptiiiishiiu'iil v??ur A-s.x-.ation or
coiiuiiiiiiity can inlli.-t. For this n as.11 I haw- coii?!iii
it proper to demaad at your hands aatafeattgallai
this whoie ?ni.j. et, and to ?'.celare my reailiiic-s i'.ii.l
lln I? Sppsar St SOCS before my )>eers or before :
o?..'. tail-11.bun.il and to repel ihe charge*) made or
sililiateil.
our ? hier law SSStSty could not so wc'l t?elnvltei
thtotask. 1 ?1111, and have been for several yars,
ciiii f ollii er. 1.1 your \laoriattna I am only a priv
member. I have rarelj been within th?' walls "f
?loniicil. nor until this day havs I ever atten?
one of its me. luir", Ever sin,'?- i?h eommeueemea
h.no been un?!? ?? i redi) honor. .1 ortt-h ths thi
manahlp la one ?>r it.-^ oommtttees; '?ai I bare ).?
at tended more than one meeting of that committ
ITader Un-?- olrcuiu?taocea l oanuot be ?ni.ix???.?1
ban any Influence In your bodpr that ooaid in a
war Impede the ?rigorous Investigation willen ihm
hie made >?h? n ??? base an offend? r as i ;?m eharei ?l \?i
m in ; i placed on trial for his crime*. In this eonaecti
ii im? mi urn l to me that a trial before a tribunal in a
?. n i.? u.??. it might i.?' eseeptod t??. Again
n .1 r? ?ident of tola, my native city, continuous
1 ?, ana iny aeenn n micbi don
whether, in any social body ban exlating, a perfect 1
?.?a. c of favor toward me ? n. 1,1 11 secured, 01 ad? sirat
? em] ">..! m lodging me. Andaslwlahto
li i.-il in the manner tie ?I mi
me, that any ou? uould think lul-iblc, 1 |i. ?. nt c. >..,
it ' lid. I wl lit tu a tn
any of the followiaa ctreumatano?
; auj number above it. ?Ive.? uixMedofmi
Ml . or .!'lj .'?her I. . -, I. ?.?lei tu!, I
1.. fair method, to hear the evid nee, an
... n,, n;.:-, i., pronounee the i?r.>?.
luitginent; or, lecondly, let there be n like san
n. r'.lu'- u n 'in m. l'i'iie.-t.iiii .m?! Israelitiah cirrgy mi
i,f tliia city a ilk? : u ill "! trier?, t?> heal .ml t?. 1 l?e ti
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tlllll il to l.a-- 1II..I1 lia: .rill i|l). >! liai
m.,,:,ti, ?linun di, 01 an.? oi.'i.'i method thi
. au H'- Il-' osa' ri -1"...'.!. , .n it, n will ..
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.1 idjudgcd in ?ii-..- dei
aid 111 in?' tiu-i .? ?i nu?.ir>. i? xuy ?legre*, ItOWeVi
ol coudm ' .1. . ii ? .1 upon 1 lawyi
.'.?!i.. -in teat i.e.!.? i;.I. s of iutegntj 1
.1 .. niyaelf, wbeth?. you expel ueorae
,1 t?. 1 : l.n?|ili -11 11.V 111? 1.ib. . *l?l|) 111 >.an a?.?..ci
1 ou, and in uv? to which I ma) ta-.loiur, li
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11, ;,? m., . bj? yoiu .?.1 it ;y, ??r b? 11,1 body '?
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??dine now Invited, I have notbtng to r
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it who ma) bees to take s pa 1, ?ad who hi
? o'. inn,;, t.itli iiij -1 ?i, in, l?ar a..i
Ion ?, Ithi
::,'. ?, 1 .?,,:.: buuudi Wal ils own seue of social dul
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1 '. Journaliati who have pal
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can well h I la nothing ?
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olorol truth. 1 nowpcoeeed torelateal
i'i the t.!?.-.::? a i'i qneatloi
which 1 . i| an bon
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reraed In tbe Ooart for the ?
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drll'i :.???' 1 ??. 1 ' . thai
Old 11 - - in that ca?e,
gava mi ? ans !"??'. ; beyond
hb I never hada ' ' '
s Mr.
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?rirst had pro? led hi? ah ?? aud
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DI 1...???? . iHiMili the 1.. "i,i. v..,, n, iu tii?
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t.'i...! ?:rai: .-? ? !?? me, eallfsrl a? m . ,,i'a,,. in rompnnj
1 1 'i i, ?-, whom be lin
? . Mr. 1 ? ;.?i n? a very k.?..|".is nan
? n "f h. ? mu 1 1. All 1
li ? thai oouflirt in n- liare
? 1 loo .1. 1 ?? ii ? o th ?i 1
'?aiui'ii recall an) fact Imown i?> me or aatufootorily
on! ?
I me I
I bad ???..; .,, .,mi
? i? -n.-1 my - - . ? in 1 . 1 oa lb?
lerrns and iap 1 i" :.'!...-' ?1.j DTV'ilflll |...i>ii. or |.i.i
i..'.i.a-?. I waa nal willing to hi an) control
with ''ir- P< i????'?'? Ueatde?, 1 li 't i??..
In . U rel? as? .1 It.'.u ;'.!?. ... , ?of I
id m a int i_s.ig] 11 able till , ,.
and b ??' theu detei tub ? J n 1 ? r 1 ala t., u,
cniiceruod Is . . controversy ? but adjustlug
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m view* I was iuiproiMed, and, per vpe tmayaay,
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l'an ?- to ci? m? ire?! m I dea ... a.
I 1. an;- .1 from
oontempl ..? ? .
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s,i?.(i,, ..? 1,..?i .n obi ?. ' v. oui 1 be a
. up? 1 lei.- Ii< . . >r >...?... ? ? 1,hu/ ?
Iu uuy aui-ii iiii|?ul.iiion. tl'.' 1. ?? I?. ? ? 1. ?? ( -.,,-, ."7
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?? i'i Mr. Chi " lore >?.-,. ,. ,1,..'
:, and, poenlbly, one of bi pr? .'
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taa tuna ? an !"? relied 1
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11 rs vi'i-i icATtoa r?": DiroacB.
The ??.?in?.-.? IvauiaL ?? -!.; .r-- ..?!.,.).: i. ? ! ?a May, 1 -".),
Ir. V irrest's seal step e ration t.' ..
Philadelphia eoorl toradlvoreels sagasl o? thai
i-ame 1 a??-, in? .m?, n t.? 3 ? t Two or throe d " ?
.?-t Beat n..- in Wai! st., .mil ma.!, 1,,
m.- ri-i-i un remarfes ?.? fm-ii 1 cannot aay wx re rery ? I 1,
stvai batlthoaeat tin? lot .?.-?? pbMsd H em ?>i ray
??ot? 1 r to .l.a-1 in.' or retire ft-.. 111 t 1 ? idVOes f Of Ids WtfCs
rid.- in tbe .011 .?.i?.?, if she saw ll t.> rstala me. 1
have somMiinea tboaghl that bat for this cbw nutancs 1
weald a u led r??r ?Me la any of 11?< judicial
|?r, ? . .i;?:t to IhlS SI :fe, a? t |i ?I :ll,? ?1; ;y _ete""n 1
M avoid all n hhoate (hot 1 aai n?>: son tt 0. 1
bad, i?i reply M thott letteca, esrrespoaded ?vita asms ot
the !'? '? ? Mrs 1 .. i I'. i?, ... silted iu?.??-!r
Man advocate far Mrs. Forrest, ami 1 had ..a
f ' >o !? ? i " n ? ? attendant uj.m^ metuiir ? tn drfeal
? in- Pi mi-. Ivania application, l thuu r, and
. n -.Kin--t retire fron aeatMe ??. u, ini to o? Just,
aft?.. ....... all nlted wai. M|?ou iiug i'.
? u ?. ed an i:. Hoe
agaiintl Mr. i'mi. ?t m ih ? Panpreme ? >ini of tins .-*tai"
1..1 a limn?.-'! di? oree, an 1 ?01,11 a.i.-r obtained therein an
11'.Mil.n ic .| ran. 1 ii4 l!ic i'l...-. . Uli, ui I I,;.? Phllaill if!, la
?mit. ?u Nov. 10, IhImi. ahe auod him In tbe New-Yorh
?-,i|. um-?'u.iii f r au aiSaolote ?11 vo ce 00 the pjraaad sf
Inndelii) In Uto latter caa? ho recriiomated, aad t.
.lona or laauea w?are tried belore ?. i.i?.; .ii,,. ..,
Oakley aud 11 apeelal |ory during ii?-1.rl day a betwe? 11
;' ? 1 ?? i"''i,anti Jan. ?'?'.. ls,j, ??n n a -ciicc waa
rendered f??r Mr??. ?Tot-reel, nb? nlslmed alimony at
Tu."???) 1 ??r auauai, ami u.t Jury awarded it (kuireat,
C use, p. 2-1.) Hi. Forreat too- ?-cepilone aud appeai'od
to the General Term, which, on July 24, lmtt, i**>,
the divorce, but holding that II was not wiih'n
Jury's province to fix tb?? ?mountof tbe allin.in,, ie/t
tliat sutjeet to Ah in C. Bradley, eso., as reten aa i
rest Case,.'.40.) On December 1, IBM, Mi. B ?.l.i
potted Unit ulimouy should l?e allowed tr?.m tbe .
iiii'ti. erneut Of the action at the higher rute of $4,001
?nniiiii. (Forrest Case, p. H_7.) The report was
Ormed bythe Courti and proper credits betesags
for Intermodlate parut enti to berths i -a' nice th?.
for Arrears was adJoaWd at t3_,r?93. Nearly $|,oq
addition, wen allowed for taxable cost* tehare5
Jiulguiei.t WM entert d la her fuv.ir for these two anu?
June-. 1800. (Pwisst Case,P. lfiOA.) Mr. Forre?)
mediately itppcaleil to the General Term, where
ludjrnient waa alBnaed on Dee. 7, 1861. (ForreaiC
pp7l,078-'-81.) He then appealed to tbe Own at*
peala, when tin? ludgmeai against bin am a?
alili i,nil. lice. 31, l?(j_. (Forrest, Case, p. l,'J3:i; |
W. Y. Up., p.-") 1)
Mr. Porreafl sureties on the iinpeal fI?-?-?lfncl to i
and tudtrment was recovered Htjalnst then, afl their
dertaklng,Oet?, 18-3. -beyiaen appeal' Itotbsf
eral Term, where tie Judgment a?-insi tin m
allirtiie.1, Nov. 10,1863; end <>n tbelr furtber ?m*,
final and Irreversible Judgment vent slven
in the Court of Appeals, In September, 1867. (Kor
nt;t. Karens, WSE. v. Rep?, USA
When Ser suit waa commenced, in 1850, Mr? r?n
was Urina spart front bei busba -i mi an ?
81,500 per annum. Toluntarily arada to her
film. This ho continued to pay sntil D?a ven
?M-; rendered sgainst Bin in Jsaeary, i?,V';
m ?tr afterward Bead her anything except on
dlclal compulsion. From August 1, ls5!>, ai
May 7, 186., be paid her, under orders of tha court,g
per monta pertol tbe Urn*-, ami B2**0 per amata for
residuo. (ForrestCase, p. I.00.V) When tbejuibrnaa
the Supreme Court waa rendered, iti June, I860, he ?
lied adequately to aeeure t?> in-r the BaaaBa
,;-i,i?m per a:.mini, then adjudawd to her as pemm
a.inn.uv , ami tin- -efiiiill,until his death mi No?,.
187-, he paid u to her aoeor-tagtr. (PernatCBaM
Loo.., 1,066.)
It will be se??i that the arrear? a?\j'idired to Mn.p
real on June 2,1862, harmed her entire -i ?
ber husband, and thai no circumstance could Id? m wi
Surprise niii.v therefore b excited bj lb. facttanl
Nov. 12, 1 16 I, it ''??:'.-? 1.' li butla IS, Mr. Forren v
oii!iK*?-?i to Pay ?)"? larae a__i wfjioh toor attorney n
received, lac ciroumatai??'? Is easily account?! f
After the recovery of June 2, I860, Mr. Forrest's a
?latent rcslitanoti oasaed, M wa Ban am u. the reeov,
.a p.-,.- subsequent Jodgmentt? ami, ?-. . -,
these il'.e oo lditlo__ taxable co?ti wi
reeov. red, and a new bidgineot ?rln-n for the same, wi
Interest on the who? ?mu riten unpaid. I Ims Dv.-m
occurred In the accounl seal?d Mi. Perreal during u
period ?f ?-??.'?it yean, producing the peculiar .-n?. r
compound Interest .V.r mi? tin? all. I?... B, la Hi BM
I. r, 1868, anal )u_gsteat ??i i re? or? red against 'in ?_
tns, the Court ?if Appeals, on motion of Mrs. Poi n
counsel, mulcted them lo i>- r eeut. In addition toi
'principal and iuterret then une, by way ol puoMhiM
for tiien- vexatious reaistaaes oi Justie?. i ala aasouai
to i. I., ?lo 24; hence tbe singui_rly !;.rK?J no.lui.m
about 1?0,000 to the sum whicu bad be? u adjotiget t
.jam- ?', I -<><>, for the Barrean an I dosi ? ol suit.
Mra. Forrest liada K?nt:iilur piece af -nod brtaa|
another respect In January, 1852, v..i?-u awanm
ludgmeul others.? i favorable to h.-r, Chief .usUcc Oe
ley required uer, on boma secured her alimony farm
luiab ber contingent right of dower, nem t|
nan ot iii?- Jiulgini u: m : i-'.uii.s. i prosecuted an api tt
?itiehproved tuce? -fn,. Araverssl, on-Inly 24, 183
-t ? ', her ?luv,,; , Ighl fand, ,i?.i eouaoqueaea, ao Li . i
1-71, aft?? Mi. F ones i't '.-.aiu, ihe received for g
dowel in ?us estate, ?y.5,000. If this mim hn.? tun I,,-,
lost or Impaired (which, 1 regret m ear, tuns :
be apprehend??i>, u Is nos m uer possession, ami tuna
.!. . ill admit, an adequate provision for t ? an
... acbildles widow, charged with ae eaatly duties aa
Insumbel i ?1 bp no di I ? B?
i i m m in?: poaaagt oon?wraagr.
Tie- c.it.troM i --y between Ma sad Mrs. Fer restai
now rlsw u, wea arasy extraenWaatey tan, Mr. tinga
j. >Sse?se,i J.-I. nt tuleiit?. and, uni? ?s hi? act? m that eta
trove?ry be masta ?? najasl of saasnea^hs ten MAI
BBBBB-hBgaa bis name. Il?* lain.ml dtllgeatly .ill)
actor, ami was BB?BSatly suec. s-fiil. IhOBg , j
re aasa. of great gnenslty, hs was alwapagl
-, onomieal. The ?.nrit which guided I n .11 tbi
was proved in his dying hour. It seems he i. ,t . devote,
him.-.ir thnagh lit'-1" an BBjeetwhleB. naaq trtttgn
in.i-t !.tilii.role. He BB?Bd ;tt ?-?Mb?siil?g, BB ' I ti,oO
Jmliei.-us -.ale, an BMSttBttsa which should i?ri .:. 1 i.jb_
foitiinate and doeBged Bsamhsn of hi? professtsa n
asy lutn in their m-eil. it-i I vt hieh should also , .-.
? _ory of Mb bwb aaam aad rh basa
Beamrrled Catharlac M?stete whea - M
pean at osa. Bpaaklngel her "granaad h .
niiiy wltaan eaaasteed i" lha petal s gg, "Hat ... ? t.. m,
perfsctloa. Bhs wot lha meel besnttM \ :
?aw.-' Until their aafortunate a
loruily dutiful ns one ??ho deemed a wife imu-Kiti
"obey." rs.ie ?ii.? respectful atel :.!.-.; .itain herds
moanor to Mr. Forreai : ihe sraa prudent ami. 0
onses,keeping aad reiuieriuK.as r? I ?
f tlii-m. Bbe ma I? s
wardrobea ; lha main- Ions or aad
mi.I ibe constantly and diligently labored t.ra kan
She ?i as the li -ht ?f ?i- booae. Bi her accom . ?
.ml her ladylike carriage in the pr, .1
Ins fri.Mis ?ml vimIi is she . i
I : !e ?- and. in. don it. ,,,!.aseal
rsts. When the sei_ratlon took place (l-tQ
l.i- beauty, thimab perhaps chaagod te a more sadaU
mold, was und rnin_b< tl ; and ti. it be I
berandoad tbe most absolute oontldence In ber purity
I have always Bi_ily believed. Why be put heran')
n mu linn t in only be a aubjeet of coojecture. Ever sine,
? OO.II ttll.lt I Vt III ' -Laie
Borne year or two before the reparation the project a
Idea ylura for decayed actors was nteredagaa. fhs
able bmldi-K m ti?? liankiif
U . - ,;, t.. use '.' a* a dwelling-house du r
llv? - n ni til a I-, leave it for the ActOTS' Il -lue. ?vttb ths
residue o? Mr. Pon????'- fottan? as an a ,
involv, i the notion ol a pulal si i? - .- , .- a
ua for ine lions.- and furaitnn at tb
it at,-ni i i,. .? ? , , considerable yearly ?-utiay
in mului . ,t ?!???'!? to sppear
Forrest probably bad not a' tha
flrsl . ? Qdiiure. Tiie
I -v.-.. -ii i ' : ? .:t
;-...-, I- .,- , tO%
In? m pr :? ? ? i ' ?'? ?: il ,i-i intbil] i , -;l .
re ? ih-iiuh ?
Sue thought of little but executing the ?s
baud, i . ira ?
.?.y. question, end, unforta__i l
,,? :t une redeetion. 1 b. - I I
luttattha niiiniit when tiii- Fonthill euteri?risehad
ii ,i. n- u ast? i? win ?i uaused -Mr. Furreai to |?ei ?? IM
? tune, ami th? .. . .
In wblch its completion would necessarily mt i,i .h_
His <-.. lie ??... m tbe bisbwai of n.-vti, || ?-?l
: ?rra.?? attention, t-ml how t,, n?,.., S
ill problem. Accustomed to lira .r-.-u
ih.u applaum ol the mithlnli ng which i li ing, - to ? on
n inyUi?-, he shrank from the idea
i .at, in pop o -r par?an? e. " i mthill < ? ,i
.une to l-'on??-'? 1
.. be del? rmlu? -i to ba*. a nui rr a
in xx if. . i.-r i ,me p, ia.. ? i;,.',,
! ? ikiiic up ol bis failli,\ would, of i. i
l.-.i-oi . , .,.:.,
"... i ii ihil *, ee
supiMia d i i .ti sue I su it to tills '
after he had sol ten ridol tbe castl? i
had ?lapsed, there could ba a make-up and au",
well. But, as might Uave been .?:? ir
failed ; ? ne mistake l?-.i . . i its
,i controversy m question resulted It, in taM
? i - m l i. .v.,,.. , ..a\i .?.t,. .mt wrong to Mr.
Forrest, such i? not myobjeer. Ilmn I ?;
uer will it i?-1 i.-. m reach .tin rosalt mor? lahUfjvac,
i-, . i ?.|AB_ i:i i Aiii'N.-s wini Mi;^. pi BU -r.
i ? ? ,. ,.i m mate m? pacaalary relattoui with
this 1."iv. \V ? u I lie. aille h. r toiiliai i, ni 1850,1 v?SI
net m practica as sa attorney. It waa r_|ui*ite thai
Mam other persea ahoaM act tor her h that capa? ? I
rat _meadad Meaan? ?ewtead g Chase to her, ai t sbe
..1 'hem. Mr. liowland ?? .,. ., e-ent.'emaa of l.trjS
i-st.i!e. ii lamasmetl] lafuinsd,Mrs. 1-rreai ?? 2
the most ?-nrdtal terms v\i:ii lain tn.tii bis l-.ith, m ?ep
tem? or. 1870. i aleo andentaad that fro? 1850
tbepneeal thaaahahaohaaaa rtattar ol Mr.Chase, inl
that !i?-y ban ??iway.? basa aa ezeeOeai terma
Throughout theeontroreray herbustn? u\??i
ly wMh than aateraajB er one af then, ^iia
had on:, a: it \? :v '.ut.eti maganlaoeeof say ktad witb
me. Mr. Chan la aaM te han ban my attorney. Tim
1 or ..,.?.-1
1. une? lion \?;t!. me than other a 1
- -, -, i- -
et
I 111:'.
_i -. 1 orrest until the
;. i.tl 1 -ir
?upiiose 11.. e..'ne 1: -.n uer , in ra?
in
...i November !'.. 1-'.-. ;.,. was ai 'j?l
mil atlon.
All ?ne money a ever recelvi I for Mra. Porreat wna
paid to Mr. < iu1 :-.-. or Uta hi m, .1 .
1
1 IS li
nil times ; Mr. ? ha? m
? tot ber, 1. r., m S'oveiut? 1, ? ? r
?lie t 11 ?.- 1- I ? I ..,; I
el.11:11 ? aS
1. I
for re. ?mat! n. V-- . if I bud wrougej in m.
.-'... .. .i... .1
1 ? .
i.i\.i- or consideration.
i- lug the (0:111 I
? I'l - T'l li , - -
?_'. 1 -.?? . 1 ? \ . . .1 1. r '?!: - 1
.- -1 : y 1 , 1 ( 1
vwiii : - 1
1.1 at I
mu . > . ? ;... .i .ii.ii!. up, examine
?I.-. 1 -' r. it. One ... He items was the ?11111 u Of
i, paid on J 1 ? ; -.. 1 j. t., 1, un 1?. il
..it o- 1 .?. the it-.
'
n..,, ? during Un- in..:. 1 .- - ? nu? v?,: . . 1.1.I
pieVaitC 1 .11 the tune . ? I
ihn-.?. oommotUi?ig t... i.oit m ai
Mrs.Forrest, prcpuiratiousto thai end Imv :., '.'?*
previously made, sue weutupoa Utesta,e 11, N,,-V?>ri
Immttliately after hor victor}'? ?he p ? ? ??;.*'
tion m tbe Atlantii .tote -
toC 1 ?-: m '. w !. re, from Maj, Is ". ???'?
waa an au rasa, aad for some pan ol tbe time, u f.sto
manager. Hue went llamee to 1 . id, hoi naor*
<-niu_li t, \i.t -, ? ,.ti. : a .-._.? uf 18 m 1..*,*?*?
reiurued to N??w-^'.-iii m Di - ember, i ?
pp. .">?,2. Hi l.i During ?in? pen 1
were scarcely of the kind cailed acui indue*
portant wo i was done Lntt. \:i : Bei n uutsXsW
York, say in June, 1850, when 1 - ? '-?_"{
van needy, active measures werseo ' v i?*_
secure ha? aliiam . ; and, us above . - ;-.. Mr. Isrrssj
waaoomp?led to make l?o?- fair _How-,u?x?s i.icuieit?ris
until ins tli-.iih.
sunsi nnr.it;>- loJaae, 1800, I made to Mr? Fnrreittne
folll-iwin* 1. . _
ilarth li loU3.$1,(>?)0 I tt-b. 13, lf-3.$7.600
Way 2 -. I" :i Ti s. .,'.-.ii, .- .. . ?eO
Not. U, 1H?3. (.00 | ,_
If l rae-Oeet -right the luigo loan ot ?7.3O0 was anas
lo r??evs sumo a_.eg.-4 tmb.urti_jm-. .?, uud.r \vh?<? tas

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