, 1874-09-19
'T..lLlON.
fCoptInuoI from fourth Pnae.)

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would naturally (so Wo huppoaou) pitt the por'
Con who received tnoln anuor obligation to the
docra. .
In carrying out thls pollcyt hlf. Dotohor totncd
with US and approved our couiao. uc mhdo Mts.
Woodhulla pofeonal acquaintance, and Btrovo by
bis kindly intoreBt u hor to nlAntAfn and III
creAno hor good VIII. lln eaJn TINT ho Haw hor
hut th1oe Times, o"s !Aa =" memory Of dntes aud
details Is haa !; and mynolf haye bcen IN 1et
- prosc1foe With lim moro ti1noa than that. 10
respocsfula consideration, and though noyor
hohra thom dlsc,lsn oacli othor'n vto"B to- guy
hroiongou extcnt,,i onne hoard him say TO NOR
'tnab tho tlmo might come Whou tho tn!ca ~
fectlon, HouldgoTcsn tho rotations Of 'ncn ana
women;
ucclato explicitly that .--...-..
I'm. 'nEEcAEN, VosrEnED TIE AeauM4islAWN1cs M W1I e.,
when Mr. Moutoh aid mndo VIII ALE n,,a ~.
hull 10 urged us to mnintan IT, nna oessga US
not 70 loEo onrhold upon hor no 4s cons'au.iS Ia
4u'fea OF usas 10 tho aaeohaapoy ' wa y. ,,,,a
oVoE Aer!,ana always say! INV ,dI.ti ~ =" naon
70 oer snNHehce VITA Msn. Mo 80 n- atL.x Nx =
back tho scandal from rnbiteaton ~ 70 aal otnor
1amayana hss, ,,,,.,,
When Mira stowe maao ~ eiioo'uiy ~ at:aeM ~
Mrs' WoodhaM u thes1saftsmm H. ~
Hecohof who haa noi scon sG ,,n ~ ~
'1ofo pubilcat1o, WAS ~ hss'tt. .It @
Monltot;oMl ropotson ~ n,''i % .nas mo nau aseM
p Col. Blood {Mfe; Wooannit nu!eoanaI ntu nau
urged him to publish 2 Knay. .anatoeu o. r.
ren6ofui. fopiy ~ MIA, at.aon. "hlt; :;
neooher'e Etatinca!io .,a, ~ ~
sho osfdoneo " u"t lomus "..n
aHa hes nMsuauu ~ '.agus1, ;, ~ "as y. ~
otanhIY ~, hna M - s, .n w. sa
occasion that oxgts to' t;.s "4en
70 HeT was ssts,Io s,;a" 70 ,.a,i,, n'n. ., .,.,
'.'Amonls tae sers,cos wA,en Inus tehuofeu-
fcr rs eaNe ueoInho aor 4MIs i1!son s-Wss tne
writing 0. II oanora.o aa Tan!n!so On woman
'sntaEe, mm1sn % snns a IN ms "eeh II hatM pos,
hnotaGe hossoo Mss LILY y1ihoftaliacat hhetun W
Whiehi nave hiEeAay "iaaoa. ana ,Whicn. 30 1as
ElG qay !ot MY tnna ooIs!sseu oni{ ~ tae !e"
"rlt,ng ol aaxeten already PtonaFod ~ yl1or hns,
psn" tno Ss'g1na. ga 'mhnMsslpI o. wnsn sssi
andnr, ~ ar ~, a' ~ nss &c
:. efE1NWAY' fALh
On an OCCASION WHen nau some expectation that
mr.; becctsef Mnaae!f would taii the CHAIR; :,
hiy entire acquaintance WIN Aira's MooaaMh
va W. @ @Gompf1sea ne1we9n @ ~ r9e onsa o. nay as
end quo montn Of Anrl', lofz,-lasa tnan year,-
arg curing tlo greater psrt OF ,thas 'titne i.was
'my'vholo ac4uaiutauco with .her, r,nevor heard
from her lips an utlady- -likeenort. nor noted
IN her behavior. m uncl,asto act. II Whatovor sho
tnay htvo eiuco bccome faud know: not)4 sho
was then higfi'In tue eHtoem of Lucretta. Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Isabella .Doeohor Hook
constitutes a good woman took to be sounl aud
'1na!!1s Tho story Of any ill-bchavlor bctweon
Mrs, Wuodhull and NO. sic norself has done mo
Tho fnstice-unahlscd by mc-to dony with the
proper Indignation which belongs to an outrage
against tho truth.
''sI pnoEE WITH 11En
suddenly in tie spriug OF 1872, because sbo
,thteatened to attack sseyesas Of the lady adyo-
tatts Of tho Woman-Su6rngB' cnuso whom
knew and honcred. III a. frank" conversation
which had with her at that time, full Of ve-
honienco on my part, denounced her proposed
'eourko, 'Saahed my hands Of all responsibility
for It and herr and have mover sden her since.
u Dut,'in thus voluntarily breaking my ncduaint-
not <liavo tlio approval bf Mrs: Tiaton or a(r.
'.Dcecter, both Of whom, felt that had acted
'nIwlscly IN parting FROM her 50 suddenly Mr..
~Betcher, in parsiculnr5 feared Tint the future
would not be socnfoif Mrs. Woodruff wore loft
urircstrained by MR.. hfuulton or mysolf,' Mrs.
TiItou, though fho grow to haye a. personal .hn-
tipdthy toward Mza. Woodruff 1crcrtl,elchs took
several .occasions to 'thow frsenfness toward
her, and onc0 cent her gitt-bo0k ibHcrllcu with
Tho words:
> ITO my friend, Victoria o. Woodruff.
r,,, ''Ett2AnHTH Il: TETON.
:. moreover, a., Mfs IT, nli.on "roto 70 mo IRON oeno-
nare o9no ~ M lntls gaLaesslnH nos sne.olac1ion M
~ t a atsoo os Wgh ~ nn t "a o GHe Hsa
9e. H9e. tn9 op]cct ol"nlGu "ao 70 giyo 70 1i1s'
Woodhu1ian hohoFanie pace ~ tho i" oman. .Sul-
feee movement dnss asmole ,s'1 . Mas ens.lea
~ ,.as;a aaa N.Y.
isg anton n Ward HoTs. Mr. 4 Iiys1l
yyJ&{r
more 1ney 1tono, ranh Mt!Sne hav's , p;co
rsa =: H0eah",t hun isapo.i* neocnns aloukG1' E
IN thie article SPOKE. Oh az ,tnoao pefsona ~
'sneh comPlineenta1y tot!na ao M ahen tnoaEne
thettliYes anm la0ots aoserVeq Iho a1se!o was
dated june ~ lst1, Alrs. ll!toua Iot!ef, ap"
proving III cohtalhoo tno lo'lo"lne "oFos;
'. Tho Legend "acc1nn an ingenious stroke Of policy
= control md hold soeeshef tue 1faeous elccna Of
'Mas hoe'e e"ha'
III y1o" OF ancll !ottor' Win suea datn,-
namely year after 9lfs. 11itonn confession,
ana q hhlf-year a1ter mr.; Deecnora apology!
roed not comnont On tho pfotense .hat one OF
tho causes OF the trouble a6 Witch lcd 70 tho
scenes OF Decomper' lou, enn!nB" WIFI air.
'heechos'e apology, was my relations WIN Mrs.
Woodhnl!-"hom mover eaW ,, tsll hatf = yonr
nttctWaltl, end WHOM Mt1. 1llton nereoll was
t01nplmentan6 at stil!' latof peflou' Ms GEO OF
)" 'to6le oafa'" .,...,-.,,
MIR. lMochors trnordlnary statement that l'o
besought mo to part from Mrs. Woodruff is not
only ......-...
WHOLLY uNrnuE,
but even after Ind pngtod from hor, which
did In tho spring or l8fa. ho wanted mo to re-
now my goodwill toward hor for tho nako Of
Nhc iniucnco which 'he' Thought could c1ert
tycr her''Plnnh and rnrpoass--an tnfil'once for
Tho suppression OF tho scandal, and for his por-
Ional safety.
s''l 1t man not Unit! Atcr tho FD!cAttOn Of her