European Powers debate Spain intervention and Carlist war
The piece outlines European hesitation to join a Spanish intervention, possible solo action, and continued civil war until a treason or settlement. It notes Pedro Alfonso and Montpensier as Regent possibilities, a German rail sale, Serrano assuming Army of the North command, and a Carlist attack in Mare with casualties. It covers Bazaine escape verdicts and press reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Alfonso
Duke of Montpensier
Don Carlos
Republic
Spain
Marshal Serrano
Catalonia
César
Schmidt
Hungary
Bazaine
Grasse
M. Bazaine
Deerce
New York Herald
Metz
National Defence
Duc d’Aumale
France
Germany
England
Times
Army of the Rhine
Jules Favre
Notre Glorieux Bazaine
Richmond
Lee
Blunders that Harm Reputations in Public Life
A fragment notes that blunders in public life harm reputations as much as crimes. The remark signals concern over how errors reflect on leaders and institutions.
Beech er Tilton scandal detailed in Moulton reply note
The supplemental statement by Francis D. Moulton appears in New York papers, arguing he aided Beecher and Tilton with consent, accusing Beecher of clandestine letters and a planned death by poison. He claims new letters and notes prove his honesty and challenge Beecher’s denials, while critics say the document adds little new evidence beyond defending Moulton.
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Francis D. Moulton
Beecher-Tilton
New York
New York Tribune
Mr. Beecher
Mr.Tracey
Bacon
Moulton
Tilton
Tracey
Mr. Tilton
Mrs. Tilton
Beecher
God
Mount Sinai
Promised Land
Mr. Moulton
Theodore Tilton
Leonard Bacon
New Haven
Plymouth
Mr Beecher