Woodhull and Claflin’s New Journal
THE two sisters once famous in America as the publishers of Woodhull and Claflin's Weekly, have now started the Woodhull and Claflin's Journal in London. Victoria C. Woodhull, at one time President of the Spiritualists in the United States, and champion of all kinds of free-loveism, is now playing martyr and endeavoring to unburden her character of the loathing that had naturally attached to it on account of her notorious life in this country. She attaches all the blame to her then husband, Col. Blood, and Stephen Pearl Andrews, who she asserts conducted the paper and accredited articles to her that they had themselves written. She claims that her doctrine now is, and always has been, "God's love free to all." Those who have heard her lectures in the United States will hardly remember them in that light.