The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-17
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expressed myself to Beecher, as was,
very much pleased with this statement,
and said that III was made to the commit
tee before Hilton should make his, as
Beecher informed me ne intended 10 DO,
had no doubt that could prevail upon
Triton to agree TO the statement proposed
ana 10 allow tne whoie matterto urop; anu,
as evidence Oh MS disposition TO DO so,
showed Beecher a report when Triton had
once consented might DC maze by the COM
mittce, provided Beecher's statement exon
Grated MN (Iliton) from any dishonoraoie
act. This report was in Tilton's handwrit.
ing, copy OF which showed Beecher, ana
is marked VI"
PROPOSED REPORT OF COMMITTEE ny TIL
TON.
Tho oo,,,,,,,oo ,,uo;r,od to ;,ouiro into
,ho ntyonsa aaJ aiid,,, ~, AZ Daechar al.
inded 70 IN NJ T;ltopss latter IN DR. Bocon
rasroo &c Az rc,ar, ,i,ot mon examin,tion.
they 6nd tIot an otYense If grave character
- a.,s,',;,.sI h.. a. poac5or ,,,oirst Mr.
and Mrs Theodoro Triton. for which he
n,ado n s,;tabio anoIogv ~ bo,h nort;cs.
rece;v;rg in return thcir forgiveness and
Goodwill The committee further renort
that this seems to them most eminently
christian wav for the settlement of differ
ences. and reflects honor on all the parties
concerned
Said Beecher: "Will Tilton agree to
that?" I answered; ale would have agreed
IN that and I homo no will continue in tb,t
mind for altbough ho il writing his state.
ment vet am dealing with him os have
doai, Lorotoc,ro niin,,;,r, L;n, 60 ,,,,hnrs,
himself IN writing out the statement ana
,nI uss NY irhae'e " SupI iess VI.
pao :, anu navy 'o ''ou'' can "o 1t
The convors,,;or t,or ,urn,do. 70 yh,,
.or,,, ,r;i,o o,,,,ht ~ - =, p ~ In.'
sta,or,a,t ,r,,;oi ,o ,od &C. GOD ',,o !. !,
,nare mmiI III IL th ,,"o n,s, ,enu me, IL
mron poaoI,or stonnod 20 liz - ord 80
"p ,o f,Iin,r;n -, ,oo " -, r; io'e
as ,i ,ne ns,on ,rin, tn sI,a,iJ ''G -;
rerl, ~ Roerber,s sto,omen, and w. ~
, spy w '.,. hos, ovor,;nms 49,, a." ~, ,ha ~
anorn. ,,uId ovor T;i,or ~ hovn h;n,
naroo ,n II rhot ,onor n,ar,, "" ,,ori ,'' "f
wh;cb ", ,rr;t,on hy M NJ peoohar "o' ,h ~
,horo il no onnnr,,;r;,,, t,r ,;s,,,,;r ''; ;,s
tann,,ano 0 hava 49, j., W. ss;ar -; !;
n,arLo5 ..J,,
BErCaERs PRoposrp STATEMENT FOR TIL
TON 10 MAKE
Tho sta,emo,, ~ Nr pooohor h,,inr
r.ad and il striL;,, f,rorahI,, ,Ior 81
SOM snhst,n,iollv inns m con,m;ttoo
have been three vears oc,;n, under co,.
viction that had haon wronged hn, was
under the the ;mnr. ,,ion of being ,he in
iurer. learn fro,, n frinnd thai Wr r
in his statement to won has rcvnrsod ,his
and has done me ;rst;ce T o,n ,yillina
should he consent. to onnear before vom
with him. and dronnino The furtbor state.
ments which T GJt + to bo NV dnty r., NAB
for NV own clearance IN tius cettIe this
pa,nfnl domestic difficultv- which never
ought to have baen made ruhlir-fnoljv
and amicablv
/ left Mr.. Beecher with this nronosed
statement for Tilton in me hand want ~
Tilton tried TO persuade him not IN nnblisb
not to make his statement to the committee
on the evening of the oOtb. ar which time
thew had summoned him hnt fonnI him Nv.
ceedinplv obdurate. AMI bnsv in nrenarinq
his statement. He again asked me- Tor docn.
ments and nanors which T rotrood ord T
then left him.
Several publications were made about
this time as to what was to no tho nature
of Tilton's statement which coused great
anxiety to Mr. Tracy and mvself who had
consuitations nm this matter Accord;pglv
on Sunday. the 10Th 7 roco;ved tho fo,jo,y.
inc note from Mr. Tracv to moot ma owl.
IDENTIFY written in consultation with neecb.
err. because the note. naner hears nrociselv
the came water.mark and Is of The same
texture as that of tbe notes which had
inst nrevionslv reco;ved from Mr. Reechor
from his house lis bore ;n.er,od mo,Led
.sKn -
TRACY TO MouLToN.
BRooKLyN, July 10, 1874.
+. d., Moulton My Dear Sir: Will you
name time and place, to-day, where | can
see you? think it important.
Yours truly, B. +. Tracy.
We met, and it was there deter
mined between us, upon my SUCCESS
ton, that / should make one
more attempt to prevent Titon making his
statement to the committee. Previous to
the reception of this note. at Tracv's sug-
gestion, / had summoned nv counsel by
talooronb to moot mo in Na,y Vorl, an Mon