The New York herald., 1874-08-22

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closed feelings existed long Neither he nor You
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root OF affairs and reinstate them. TINE and WORK WILL
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Be II eoad ses sSs Rebuilt Which
But to live on the sharp and ragged edge q anNsy re-
Of serenity and happiness cannot be endured much
am wellnigh DISCOURAGED II you too cease to trust
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heroic friendship, and with sincere affection, even
though you love me not am yours Though unknSwn to
This letter was TO let me know that Elizabeth
had written him, contrary to her promise, without
my permission, and also to inform me OF his fears
as to the change in Ttlton's MIND, and its clear
statement OF the case as 1t then stood cannot be
received portrait or Titan as present from Mr..
Beecher, with the following note, token OF his
confidence and respect. 1t is produced and
BEEcHER TO MouLroN.
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Thave been doing ten mems work this wlnter-partly
make srs uE lost we op Party 0e under
WORK and anxioas to mske the most OF il When Esaa
@ his be- Re WITH place TOR s p.s
one abiding comfort have known You, and found in
a. soon as warm days come want you to go 10 Peeks
am OF IN an hour tor Massachusetts, to be gone all
i am urging forward nv second volume of Life of
CHRIST for tine night cOmeth when no man work.
With much affection and admiration yours truly,
MARCH Is 1871 Monday morning
After Tilton had written campaign document
against Grants administration, ana IN favor OF
Mr. Greeey's election, Beecher discussed with me
the position taken by Tllton. Beecner also gave
copy Of his BeeSness speech opening the
was delivered he sent me the following note OF
MAY II, 1872, which l here produce, marked
BEEcHER TO MoULroN.
..,, van ~. .n,r MAY MAY y M isaa =,
my speech at the Academy OF Music Grant and have
You Just said that argued then Just
read Tseodorss on Grant do not think t Just 1t
W. ip S G Y e. pradnee as It
feeling among those not already intense, that
SEs Don't Srss sead tsek snd my
About the time OF this occurrence Beecher and
cannot exhibit better the tone Of Tiltons mind
in the winter and spring Of 1871-72 than to produce
here letter. written to me at that time without
date, but can fix the date as early as that. 1t is
here produced, and marked 'SSn:-
TILTON TO MOULTON.
MY DEAR FsAsE-I am writing while the train IS IN
y
than when last had near view Of her heart has
BEEN IN to
has eeeu5rsa to vhcn hasten to
slsSass: she has SlTsu,stsa which Sowsn
Sssa III s
ti9ns which they made to him and to others
speak toSr. Ward about it OF iiesve the mat
sesls % na # she rd esndafs
which her priespy has been guilty Of believe
woaid wresk her wrath on his sse,ins ihereis 0ok
aps,ne 's But SfS
hsr Ss %nS nom. III hOpe
for Na'nsssa
Mrs. woodruff the following letter Of that date,
which nere produce, marked 'Tr"
MRS. Woodruff TO BEECHER.
A BROAD STREET, June g. 1872
REV. HENRY wAsp BErcIns:I
MY DEAR SIR-Ine SOCIAL nEnt against me being now
waged in this city is becoming rather hotter can
well endure longer. standing unsupported ana alone,
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Yours very " truly. WA" viCToKIA c. WooDH IL uLL LIS
The above letter was sent to me enclosed in note
rom Beecner OF the same date, which is here pro-
duced, and marked "UU':-
gEECHER TO MoULToN.
~ N, uo MoTphT P;,, EvEsIss June :, 1872
nothing certainly shall not any and a hazards,
ssss arr NJ ,sb T9ssy T. a all
This letter OF Mrs. Woodruff, together with those
before produced asking Beecher to speak at
from her to Beecher. To this letter no reply was
made.
After the publication OF the trfpartite covenant
by Mr.. Wikeson, which believe was on the 2stn
OF May, 1873 the story OF the troubles between
Beecher and Titpn was revived, with many rumors,
and those claiming to be friends OF Beecher were
endeavorng, as Tton thought, to explain the
terms Of that covenant in manner prejudcial to
him. Some enemies OF Beecner were endeavoring
to get some cew to the proofs OF the facts lying at
the bottom OF these scandals.
After the publication alton Of this "tripartite cove
ments OF the press that the statement rejected
upon him, and he desired that in some way
Beecher should relieve him from the imputatiOn of
having circulated slandef Gus stories about him
without Justification for winch he had apoogized,
and by advice OF friends he prepared card for
me to submit to Beecher TO have him sign and
publish in hts vindication. The original caro-
here with produce, marked "UU pa
CARD FROM HENRY WARD BEBCHER
A letter written by Theodore 1lton to Henry G.
Bowen, dated Brooklyn January l. J67l narrstng
charges made by Mr.: Bowen against my character has
been made public in community in which am a
citizen and clergyman and thrust upon by agency
own, what could not with proprety invite tor
myse-namey, an opportunity TO make the following
statements
/. By the courtesy of Mr.. Tilton, that letter
shown to me at the time IT was written, and before
ii was conveyed TO Mr.. Bowen, two and half years
ago. BY legal and other advisers, Mr. Tilton was
urged 70 publish IT then, without delay, Q similar
statement explaining his sudden collision with Mr..
Bowen, and his unexpected retirement AS editor Of
the Unson and contributor to the Independent But al
though Mr. Tton's public STANDING needed such
PLANTATION to De made, and although he had my
dninr fhronnk an nnxilIinanass ~ disciese 10 ta