The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-13

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very nminar WIN the people OF thar poruon Of the
interview Win her In Jhe presence OF Captain Mitch
ell he and both became convinced that ner story
w'c nss Upon We de-
cided 70 Try and t save her. ,,d asked her nsr
e sSsa aS 20 @ ssd
nnally consented 70 make the experiment " Is3
next thing Was to secure secluded place where
exposed 70 the pryng 0aze OF the public, Or 10 The
Temptations which usually beset fallen humanity.
MRS TALAFskRo WAS 4 PENSIONS OF NY
and supported by the congregation other words,
she was a pauper. ! had been kind 70 the family.
by me and prayed wln when mis- disease had be-
come so offensive as 10 drive away even the very
wno oT n ss coss 10
her In the presence OF several other ladies' and she
consented to take the GIRL stipuaslng herself
OF The alrs real character. Ladies belonging TO my
own church and otner congregations volunteered 10
Tahaferro's few days she asked where 1 lived.
Mrs. rallaferro directed her TO my door. She came
could not i've with Mrs. Taaferro; that
SHE RANrED AND TORE AROUND TIE HOUSE
IKE crazy person. Mrs Taiialerro l knew 10 pc
notion OF religion with every oct OF her llfe. mad
witnessed myself her tantrnms aud almost hysterl-
cal Spasms, and felt deeply Tor the unfortunate GIRL
l ADVISED her to 60 back to mrs Taiaferr0 and try
and bear with her; that 1t hard case, bat she
In about q weeE she came back. 1t was snow
ing hard. l told her to come IN, and feel
s Ss sHd ee a a ss sS the pao
where there was fire. she came IN and took ner
seat by the door. This Is the only time
WAS ALONE WITH THE GIRL.
/ had frequently prayed with her at Mrs. Ialiafer-
ros house. but always IN the presence OF that lady,
'There was something said IN one Of the papers.
Doctor, about sewing machine having been sent
to tins glrl at Mrs. Tallaferro'a was the statement
''The statement was false The sewing machine
Mrs lallaerro and sent TO her. 1t was not intended
for the gIrln
ferro may have had for lnjuring you ~
al know oil none save thls:-ihere was
ANOTHER LADY II NY CONGREGATION,
formerly Of Anne Arundel county. Sne had been
rich aud In her better days was very generous 10
the poor she was az tnls time REDUCED 70 peyerty
the congregation at eas. equal to those OF MRS.
Taliaferro. so expressed myself, and my congre.
CATION turned their attention to this lady. Mrs.
Talaterr0 was curious woman, and thought That
any attention 10 this lady was SO much unjustly
wthholdea from ner. This is the only way In winch
/ can account for her III feeling towards me-"
"A statement has appeared In one Of Inc daily
you HAD sEDUCED SERVANT GIRL
Have you anything to say about thas 2"
mss already been proven to be taiseiood. You see
they searching Out tnese things and endeavoring
Der OF accusations will disguise the utter want OF
found alton upon which they are built ana crush me
OF shavtngs to kindIe fire. l VIII state in refer
ence to the sewing machine purchased for Mrs
themselves TO secure il are now In the sitting room
II you wish to see Jhem."
The Doctor here p0nled to the door OF the next
room. Your writer mad seen the ladies as ne en-.
tered but thought IL unnecessary to question them,
and SO politely declined the Doctors invitation.
"Have you any enemies IN Baltimore Doctor,
whom you would think likely TO trump up such un.
paralleled charges against your"
Il don't know, sir. When came to Baltimore
was warned against the place. | have been the
object OF unceaslng luminosity on tho part OF Balt-
az my duty ana 20 build up
N this city. When came here was offered the
passionate 81 g. joint church, st. Louis the finest
church with the largest salary In the connection.
was also twice offered the Presidency OF the KEN
tucKy wesleyan University declined both nvi-
tations in favor OF my present church. II was then
simply missionary chapel, but hope have es.
tabshed thriving church ana done some good to
MetnOdism In this section. | chose TINS humble
position because considered 1t my duty.
THE YELLING OF SOME OF THE BALTIMORE CLERGY
toward me is unaccountable. Tney have always
ana, believe, easily excited; and nope this Will
account Tor Whatever may seem strange In ms con-
was ended for 1t by more tnan one person. When
Rogers say that the girl mad retracted her state.
ment about my having carried her TO an asslgna.
ton house, he struck his hand on the table and SAID
emphatcaiiy that ne did not believe word she had
said. The girl told Presiding Elder Rogers that she
and you know the Old maxini--Faisus IN un0.
yasms IN omnibus. 1t does seem to me that II
Of Merhodism as they profess TO be, they would not
judge brother clergyman upon the testimony Of
one side without examining the other evidence too
which Consists OF the vaguest OF newspaper
charges Letters were produced and read In Con-
ference from parties ABOUT whom know nothing
and Of whom I have no recollection. One Of Inc
letters was from 9 party 10 Madisonvllle ohio. l
nave not been IN Madisonvlle for thirty Que yealso
Your writer at this point questioned DIR. huston
about his movements
The Doctor said ne was uncertain what he should
do. He believed some " the papers III Baltimore
TRYING TO GET HIM AssAsslNATEp.
an assassin. Tney seemed to De trying to STIR up
the rough element against him and his life was III
whether he would go back 70 Cincinnati, St. Louis
or remain In Baltimore. He then offered your
ent parts Of the country, ali OF winch expressed the
deepest sympathy Tor him In his misfortunes and
an utter disbelief OF the charges against him. sey
evnced spirit OF the deepest piety and most per-
LOVE FOR AND CONFIDENCE IN DIR. HUSTON
Some OF them were from parties who had entirely
passed out OF his recollection. He seemed deeply
feeling OF these evidences OF respect aud venerati0n
under such decidedly unavoraDle circumstances.
"Dr. Huston, am told mat the uncle 0l the young
lady has reached this city from Boston, and Is In
quest or you. Have you heard anything OF mimi"
meet him. Parties are doubtless mseadina h
In the event oil his attacking me should, OF course,
be forced TO defend myself Tor the sake OF my fanly
but 1t would be
DREADFUL ALTERNATIVE.
] understand that he has been In the city some
days. You see exactly how l am situated. II 1
venture out upon the street am In momentary ap-
prehensiOn OF all attack, and hardly wonder AZ It
wnen consider the illlbera course OF some OF the
newspapers. Some lawyers from Richmond called
on me a. Warrenton, Va, and told me that the
account In one Oh the Baltimore papers bore upon
It's face the evidences of malicious and worked up
lido you propose to bring an action against that
paperg"
"Yes Ihave instructed my lawyer, Mr.. snowden,
to do 30. have placed everything In his hands,
with instructions TO bring 1t " an Issue as soon as
assist MIN IN case have left 1t all to him.
DR.. Huston further saiu that he did not know
which investigation would take place first, that tn
stituted by the Church, the trial before the