, 1874-08-24

clidrcn, and ho undertook to robui1d harmony
for their sako. Ito stood IN no nocd Of tho
friendship Of either. aud had no curiosity as to
their aacrots. THO reason why lso could not
matn tho evidence acltt Ioccher was that
Decolicr waa guilty. Dotnro ls atatenlont, Doocl,~
or "waA n llborliAo and n,ntster; ho is now
Hat and sneak" Moulton stated TINT Dcecller
contributed $4,000 to bo usod to hulp tho Golden
Ase; aud lint TINT waB tho only rodoomtng act
OF Ills during tho whole affair, "and ha now
deliberately swears AMY that ono by charging tt
to have boen blackma'l." A quoation was put AZ
ha1f, had explained hmsolf on the subject Of tho
adultery with Mrs. Tilton, and Mou'ton's auswer
wo glvo In Ills own words;
III all a talks on that qscstion 10 proclaimed that he
hat sinncd pocal1Be o could not hcpit; At lc loved
Elizabeth. and 'sas loved by ior and that ho could
not feel tho enjoymcut Of this lovo to DO atn Ito
eat TINT Ills "ifa had n'ada hs hone he'll, where he
found neither appreciation nor Hynt>At1ly: and tnat
aho drove Ills reativbs and ner oB,, family away saa
~aa lealouH +; wrote htm anonymous otterB dtslikcl
h's popularity, aud followed him like Nctnesis. He
iouhd pleasant bower at Tj!touB house, whoro 1e
was proudly and afrpctionately recuIyo0, Tlcra he
rcad h'a manuscripts aloud to Mira. Tton had tho
benefit Of her eritictsm, which on such topics was
good and nnally pcrfeet communion Of soul arose
betwcen them, aud thoy fell to tho cartb In tho very
exAa'iun Of p'ety Decchor mid God could not mn
tHh man who led his domcatlo life at homo au WA
tehp1ea ny such comforter ~ Elizabeth. IL told
me 'hat they both prayed their si and wrre as-
cured tat II had not tha depreciation Of oaycu. ThIs
particular conversation Bcechcr held lying on a bed
o eecned to think that Tton nercr had any original
irI1 1tl In $$kr ft1..--i
ALLIANCES with nature not spiritual enough for her.
III Mou'ton'a written statement hn gives SOW
oral lovo.lotaorB written By HRS. Tilton to
Bocchor aftor thoro had been M agroemont
that thore shonla bo no correspondence; these
losteFa were delivered to him by Doochor, and
ho acquitted Doccher Of having bad auy aocret
correspondence with Mrs Tllton aluce tho con-
fession. slncc then, however, thcre havo bonn
found, laid away in tho copy Of tho "Ltfo Of
Christ" prcsantod by Doecher to Mra. Tntou,
several letsetB. written in secrecy to her By
Deccher. TheBo letters arc yet to be published.
In ono OF tloHo lie tells hor. u God mado q very
aweet thing when Flo made you" Speaking of
tho Wooahnlss, Moulton said: "Mzs. Woodhu1,
admired Theodore, who did not rec;procato,
and boocher admi, I'd Mrs. Woodhuil. Tho
phollc haVo Always lad tho wrong end OF this
seandaL beechors li1o was Woodhull'a faith."
Mou'ton thus deHcrlboa bcechor, nj he know
hi,u.
a,a.,.,, s ~ a".nn' s,s ma.9ne a. woman Ike
Ing, gifted nln, product Of Plymouth Churcb' sbo
ia au dcalta tatetcsttng by sncerity, hut sho made
htfnf1T II-.+
rsso.aS sss "ua n'o . 's~soe !" nsr ausoaha "e
studIvl poecher out. auh know him n l.va VIM ,'s
mind, powerful animal nature, aud bclwccu tile two
NJ uus ~. r'w rs never eoa!a haso preached tho
but for that nntualty which drow him ,uto .rt'n' '
ism, and was followed by so-reproach. The fact is,
10 nas pee ~, s'1ea gu. Or w ate principle he pos
care Of him. mid his h,Is xanto, h,z so.sa, 49,.
couraged bis seiashncaa. lie had bursts Of emotion
Aaa 'enuernees but they wcrs not reliablo; and he
10 poor Ton which m M ,storx r.n moax .0ss t
liz advised hi4 wiio 10 leave HIN he coaxcd Bowen tn
d'schasss h1m he played sreachery after bin aeduc-