New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-25

enaify too severe no Judgment too great Tor such
DENIAL FROM THE HEART.
The statement of Mrs. IlltOn IL one which
cannot he ed or condensed without GOlag Uins-
tee to is author We DO not care 10 phDsn tle eh.'
documenf-aer every who takes any interest IN ~
has read u IN the morning papers 10 us ~ seems one
OF the straDgest productions ever paOlshed 40 Io
mancsi would dare attribute such statement 10 one
of his Characters The developments OF an actual
tragedy alone sufficient to explain some OF the pee
larites OF expre which bear witness 70 the DISTRESS
the yaciiations the fortunes the finally aroused wrai
0f woman naturally retiring a5d d0nfstci ne 49,
Of sensitivenpss and elevation. whose neart h
gered for the tenderes sympathy gentle. yet WIN tns
possibility of an acquired rfs0luit9ni nrg !" ter,ncr
world ana among people OF highly strung eellioa,
aments a creature of noble imyalses. and far ABOVE
craft guile. -
II for her to prove that no awyer, 9e
other cOOheadcd and logical adviser helped her 10 "r
this " statement" which she signs The doeumen.
any such theory II was born not OF the heaf but OF
the heart The very first graph ~ IN defiance Oh Az
the cOunsels that lawyer would nave gwen. IL -
only womanlyit is the outburst OF womanly natas
peculiar sensitive. and not ashamed OF lts suIernss
from that cause. Much Of the LANGUAGE is on tna' Hs
wrought which easy to rdieule Dut so na I
for such woman 10 use. Her dena OIL an gun rn n
that OF Mr. Beecher. comprehensive, absolute. IN
qualified ind gnant. 1t came from the heart IL
VIII 60 10 the hearts OF millions
CONCLUSIVE OF EVERY POINT
The entire statement of Mrs. TitOa on its
face within the very IL simply cOmpels conh-
denee, compassion, sympathy. and conviction IL Is one
OF those Efforts which In tie crcumslanoe ana tone on
for an instant The intrinsic and manifest truthfnlness
OF carries adhesion 10 u ana 10 her cause IN eNety
mind. There arc some productions which receive the
instantaneous assent Of tie whole nature bee0nse they
bear The stamp OF the better nature, eOmmoa To US AL
IN our better conditions Aud this Is one OF those pro-
auctions We do not believe that any reader OF that
statement failed to declare II, IN his mind, ~ he c0ncin-
slye every point Il touched and on every one 10
which 10 referred any way The history OF us prepa
raron-t being the entirely personal AID me prompt
production OF the lady Pen-nOt one othef person 7ut
costing or taking any patt III l-lneieases AZ ioiVo
as vel as accounts for II IN large degree, Us e
ects OF characteristics OF s'ye are az III % ~
II Is womaniy 10 be admirable lust as II Is 80
simple and thorough firm anu gentle, as 70 eAclule
every dissent. criticism, UneenerOus consideration o
1t. The dignity OF noble life nterfuses IT, Ile force
Of truth stating spirit marks It, The reserve anu sG
the raGkue's OF WOnndeu' tbli uut IhVIou-Hii i
aroused nature II maron, with no wish ~ speak
aud with no choice but 10 spedR' distinguish the en'tt
IL Is mastery
This sole and ana utterauce OF Mrs Tlton nowhere
more remarkable than where she lays bare the origin
the scandal that Ia, sought her Tor It's mark Inns
places the paternity of the scandal where the Judgment
aud munitions Of al have been forced 10 place u
on Theodore Tltou 70 told long before by NM
and the friends aud relatives are not my thi-
cal beings; they 10 Arrest the truth OF the sae
ent IL only only bee said hat tie author OF Tue
scandal Is we hope only OF his species capable OF
deyiug the excursions Tor bis wronged VIE on WHEN
going vindicate him. she found that his fertile deN-
lltry against her had preceded her, TO make neI
know to-day that sucn p'riidy was possible.
AN EARNEST AvOwAL OF INNOCENCE.
ne Brooklyn Dntn =.
II is an earnest and unhestatlng av0waI Oh
her AL the charges male against her Dy
her husband and uneq IyOcAl acquitta OF any lm-
proper toward hr on the part " MI Beecher.
I y
only utterly denies the accusations OF her husband
against Mr.. Beecner but she explains the motive Tor
ruem which. says unTeenting natreu OF uIib
which hcsitaes at nothing, not even we VI
all his own hopes life 10 crafty IT, what the origin
OF this hatred leaves us % conjecture out cuuu
not be the cause which Mr. TtOn himself assigns or us
present procerdlngs Mrs. Ttons letter was evidently
me uuar,stcd production OF her own mlnd ana It's III
Conference IN parts and its exalted religious TONE
are proofs she could have mad 40 advice ~ us com
position 10 The ugnant OutDurst OF eeIhB on 1o
N t 'unbIjc mind viii be much greater than
ItaN 9raft
does not attempt TO give any evidence, "lich Wis
not necessary, nut only 10 make solemn piOesV 20 'o
puc "a. Mr. Brecher had dOLe. OF her entire Innocence
rIe evidence when she may have 10 offer VIII De lad
before the Examining Committee, where each aecusa
ton against ner viii De denied ana dsproYed ~ ue'"'
MORE LIGHT WANTED.
Tie NprtaGseli x plot.ain
Mrs. Til'On produces before us Eer stare
mem I'm. morning does more damage 20 1ltOn than
good 10 Bercner Il charges upon nm the first desc
S5yiSn ~ 80 Of tac man She and Mr. Btecher
each -oirmuY, ana yet Lley leaNe 1e uOcu
mentary evidence unexplained IL VIII De observed
that the siHe Hsat on C r tr her hn1pand
n first signed one Tor Mr.. BeeCher, and further, that
tine last paper not a reoantaton OF the Hrat Put
simply record OF H. Gnler lei, tnT cTvu,LS'AH0eS 'A-N
II Is we the cAei paroles TO understand that the
case not al yet and that the truth Viii be none 100
clear vita All sue possible llght IN the world We say
ft no explanation az an adequate 10 the phenomena
rra11n expIaltiou Is yet brought forward, and The
nunlc ansulueiy commands tine testimony OF Frank
Nuiou of Oliver Johnson, OF (. g. Carpenter, OF susan
T. anthony ana OF all parties having original privy 10
inc facts Tlc time has for Mr. MOutOn. at least,
~, diSriose me acts OF which be claimed be the
dna.,f,,rv ana winch he told the Committee asst week,
he should feel called upon 10 expose, II Mr. Beecher IN
sisted upon an investigation. Fur-unaeiY hf MOuitOn
ia man no has Mr. BeecEer's Endorsement Is 10
WORTHY OF CoSSFLDENScE A ND, SYMPATHY.
We publish this morning the statement OF
Mr. Til ON SUI presents some lAcs thar Illustrate the
startling vagarics OF her husbands mind; r,uetaniy
te. uarrates 1ton's battling aud ence tam course IN
me matter these scandals yindcatng her honor one
herself before Goa 10 De Innocent Oh me crimes De
nnaly laid upon her, and declariug lnat hrnry wa
proposal. Mrs TAtOus story Will WIN confidence ana
| sympathy.
rnToN SUCCESSFULLY IMPEAcHED.
The statement OF Mrs. Iilt0n Is candid
ana touching revelation OF tue relations EXISTING De
tween herself ana ner hlsoan IL Is sau spec,4cle,
me picture she draws, Of ner husband Willy seeking to
ruin Mr.. b echer, because MS own Iie nau pe zen
deElals are prompt and emphatic Ine question Is now
one OF veracty between herself an1 Nj IAtOn; ex.
cept may modified W me admissions contained
- e letters. Concerning some ot these letters, 10 APP
masrs t,,t they mere cIrJird ana perverted tx
Tracts concerning others sue atSe5 lAat hef sigma
I'm. Was weakly extofirf lneOdore TuOn is success
fu,ly impeached Mrs. Tlt0r NAMES revelation
which can best be explained upon the theory
that Mr. Tlton IL insane. Tue evideuc. against Dir.
Beecher and Mrs. TLon Is rapidly reduced, under
proper examination. We have absolutely nothing EFT
but their own admissions Their relations were 81 east
OF doubtful proprety, they would not nave confessed
much. But when we remember Win WAT horror
feeling demands OF the most rgld construction
OF her martha VOW IN Thought 40 III uerd ana "hth We
consider how great crlr 10 Is % mar the peace OF
household circle We that . sensitive woman
ike Mrs. IlltOn WOuii make rs tIohs an aCAuo"teug
ment for "A brief wavcr.ug Of affection, even where II
mad been followed by thought Of other wrong, AS
women less .crupuOus would for grdver error; and
can al so that Mr. Bsecner was reprOached for
destroying the peace Of hOme circle, ne could not DO
otherwise than likewise bitterly reprOdcn himself II is
time the curtain dropped over TINS painful sceLe Ana
yet two more acts Mr.. MOulOn's statement Is
10 come aud then the report OF the Committee May
mis- sad domestic tragedy speedily It's hideOus
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