, 1874-08-15

can people will It take. crying "nacchorl
Deocherl Deocherl" al they usod to ory
I3aa'f Dnai! Daa}'" to puff down ono po3r
rritor and keep tho great man ir Als plsce I
'ElyY
BEECHER's STATEMENT.

BEECHER's STATEMENT.
Tho following portion of Afr. Beocher'e state
mont was received at 80 1ato an hour yesterday
morning that It failed to obtain place in our
latost odition:1
-, l wou!d mot Associate with those people ftho
% %Moodnnii oifolo]; yet Mr. ,TilIon and ,Er.
toa,.on 1o haa nomo stTauKo theory concorning
at"aVa mado 1t, iu their Judgment, uocoysaryf for
them to maintain rotations with this groilp OF
human hyeuas. From this circle, aud from A(r.
nMnons 1,'n, intimate associations with 1t, soma
funora and 5l1Hpct0nB At 0so anong my ux.I colt
eroRatloh, which led them to porsoyore with
Questions and to originate Investigations,
especially iuto, tho aNatrs Of Ms. Tllton,
from whom alono as thoy gonoral)y b.
uayod. tho rstnors against mo Originated. In
thiB was constantly and yohcmontir asyured by
Ar: Moulton shat they wore mistaken, and yot
tnor M 2oal III my dofvnHo nude them impationtot
| manner with Mr. Tilton. Had / allowed tho,n
to do this, It ras Obvious that Mr. Tilton
=. WOULD HAVE nEEN GREATLY ENtA1ED;
| thRt 81! his formor unjnrt Buapieious Of mo
| would have boon confirmed allu tnat lie would
nave lad every mutiyo Which wad necessary 70
napee na GO nm to broak up tue peace botwecl lis,
a. he has tiually made. But ono thing was cor
1raht ea - ano ,sunaTont: When Theodore by ieotur-
met with rebuff. aud was iu pocuniary troublo.
he scow}od throateningly upon 1no az lie
author. of his trouGes; md Moulton
nmaSi[ ~ seemed d .ct e tueh to acouae
tn tue ua'dst OF complications like those, mayho
that part Of these events happened. Shortly
a1ter"ard. ln thoroughly worried aud depressed
Of extricsting Iiton from lii dltlcultles, or ot
saving his family from tho blight which llo las
since fastened upon it, with even mole dcsttuc-
tive eheot upon its acmbora than tl,et tearcil,
| wrote letter to Monitor, Of which riltuu Aus
| given extracts oven moro
w1oKEDLy 0ADD1Ep
than htH other Quotations; for lo Inns ropresont-
cd tWo extracts from this letter a. constituting
. points Of two separate letters, and haH a1tfuliy
given tho impression tint tley wore written ii
qr sfter 5aao 1879, whereaa tho letter dated
Fob s.. 1872; . He f. further says that this iettor
him. bad no idea Of such thing being done,
AZ the letter bhows p}nin}y enough on its face,
and did not authorize any such Use Of that let
tor. which Was supposed by mo to bo written ind
received in the most sacred confidence. am
now informed an inspection Of the original
would doubtless refresh my memory concerning
tho circumstances. but this alr. Mou1ton denies
to mo.
Tho letter Of Mrs. Tilton, which is here partly
quoted. ia aR follows:
Maa. 11LroN TO BEEuuzn.
leave for tho wost Monday ne1t How glad
W. 70 sssn ySu nn yo9r H. on H. se sa1aay
late, and think ho proposes intoryow With you
By word or note. befors leaving homo II 20. 10 not
cnat down: heaT shis amoat always, but tho God IN
do, and are willing abundantly to lelp him. and
also know your embarrassment. anticipate my
ingly,
,, Inow como IN my narrative to givo an account
Of tho origin Of tho
: Shortly after the foregoing lotter waH written.
Mr. Tilton returned to the city thoroughly dis.
couraged with the reeult Of hia lecturing tour.
: Tho Golden Aqe which Lad then been establish
= | fnr II ttgA1Vn mt tad
I and WIS understood to bo losing money. His
pecuniary obligations wore prossny.. an1, al
though his claim against Bowon for violating hia
: under tho exclusive control Of Moulton with a
i viow Of settlement. it Ind not as yet been
= effected. About tlia time Mr.. Aloulton,
who vas 5ent for ms ana Sa
I Mr. Tilton for tho Code" Age, and which
bus since been published in tho BrooAlyn papors,
Q III which 10 embodled copy Of u lctter written
:, which he charged Bowen with making, scandals
p ouA accusations against my moral claractor.
. This WAS the first time TINT had ever aeon those
~ ehargas ana lad neyor heard ot tiom except
u time said a word to me on tho subject. I waa
:, amazed Al the proposed publication. 7 did not
. then uudorHtaud the real object Of giving circu-
~ tlat Mr. Tl!ton designed. under coye1
n Of an attack upon mo In tho name
i Of another' to open the ..sy, wsy for .a" The
|
?: griovalces. Iprotostod againat tho publicati,n
- in the Btrongeat terms. but was Informed taat Il
r. waa not intended % hostile act to mYaclf bui
= to Mr. Bowen. dld not any the ess insist upou
10 On it's being shown to lr. nowon, 7 faid
. would think it over, and perhaps write some
y, N thing. This wus Friday Or Saturday. The coy ,
Gn Nanps
!, doro would do something dreadful if not re
u. .. strained. On Sunday Lad made up my miat
oIT to writo to Mr. Moulton the following letter
y y | tou'8 statoment
- NEEcNER 70 MouLToH. -
r. Mx DEAR FRANK: Tbe whoo carth IL tranquil Tn
ttis worids Afe could do notang on Saturday. 4!
head confused, but good sieop hss rale It lit'
nd ace Thtoaores tomper sua that the future eses
temporarily earned, would be absolutely worthless
any loas day 70 bs oSgsd to stuiy II he ovies
by which savel ourselves. It Is only fatr & th3t b.
Lo yropossd would eavu im o. worse on thnn tetor
a made After my lfttes m a taronh yo
~ tn lis WHOA iault he bad cnoled upo ns WIFI .lv "
most sarnesness an1 Hosmny noa to eeF%y ns wt1
o iolpca IN hs purposo TAon its settlement mad
aud sigusd ~ him. It wns M nos NY making lie 5.
sISpa sse IT, IT, s.ooa tor ors tlan yca
,,M Tben It was published; nothng but taas. ~:
rs % Misa to fary' Sa aud ID WITH ans h
ako pear ons gracously Earae9eo by M: It. Mas y
own deliberate aot with which 40 "aa perfectly 20
my tent ul otaets snm % ~ r,, nnu ~ 'asn @ n
fua av.. Mai II clo4r; 7 am not IN haatc, q,
ion limit Of JuugmentDay. God will take caro- Of u I'll
ing riuo Whcn look on earth, 1t ia doop nght wien
his took On tue bsayena above the nsornng brea
1nB but Oh that could put M golleu la;terk my de-
aousa Of your earnest, futthful, aud untyng Ade'it
your disinturcated fi1cudantp. Your whole life, to
r, 1ps been Que Of Gods cemtorters. It u husA y
u: tAat renewed waninB fatth in maAhuod. 40
u Frank, would not live yUu wadto aiy nult ''s
ibet On hopeless task with such nan ~ T. i. T'r'
a' poAsinle salvation for any .l'at d9!ei.! 'l ~
ern il: with generous Impulses, .he n:'.'rts'
alto rsnt that rules hlr is s. ssf . %G . sft M as 4e
blt with admiration Anu iralsu; with rr'''g ttc
, putuss 10 ~ constantly sta snn9s1a ;, an asa Tsa
p tho to Success esde4 tssr % u. as tr,1.s n' ~
INK good things aoout unt b ,errrn ,nnr,, * liz
ur n'en a1sotuoY a u.rmv t"r1inv lt.ou it. q,
akl- y % ansss t ,c,ra viii IT, tl4t nn spending
urn III sn;ndav md prcaelnR my last sern1on: ues