New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-22
rATEMENT OF ACCOUNT
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also annex two letters of March 80 1874 from the
publisher of The Golden Age which will tend TO
vouch the expenditure of part of the above amount.
They are marked odd" and ZEE respectively:
rutland TO MoULToN.
THE GOLDEN AGE, New-York. March 80, 1874
DEAR Mr.. MouLroy: We are il tight spot. Mr. =
IL away, aud have no money and no paper. Cans
for paper. and the firm have been ordering from
fuse TO let W. have any more without money Havens
any paper '0r 'n'' "0eA Issue ''' o. c1 " rutland.
you can do anything for trust you will. to help
tide over the chasm.
FROM SAME TO SAME.
THE GOLDEN AGE New-iork, March 80. 1874
DEAR Mr.. MouLIoS: avn more grateful than can
tell you for The noble and Won came to the
rescue Of The Golden Age this afternoon Truly your
friend, %. ". Rutland
think proper to add further that Iilton moro
than once said to me that he could and would re-
ceve nothing froom Beecher in the way of pecuni-
airy assistance. remember one special instance in
which the subject was discussed between Beecher
had told Inc that he willing to furnish money to
pay the expenses of Tilon and his family in travel
ing abroad in order that Tilton might be saved from
the constant state of irritation which from tho
rumors he was daily hearing l rather limited at
than informed Tilton of this fact, and he repeled
even the intmation Of such thing with the utmost
indignation and anger. Therefore | only undertook
the disbursement of this sum at the most earnest
and voluntary request of Beecher.
As have brought before the Committee the some
what collateral matter of the letters of Mrs Wood
hull to Beecher to influence him into the support OK
her doctrines and herself socially which thought
but lust to him, il seems but equally just that 1
should make as part of my statement letter thas
came into my possession at the time it was written
from Tilton To friend in the West-and not for tho
purpose Of neutrality-suspicious. his position IN
regard to Mrs. Woodruff and the injurious publca-
ton made against him and his family and Mr..
Beecher The letter here produce, marked " FFFl:
IIITON TO FRIEND THE WEST.
No ia LIvIsGsroS-sr., BRookLfN. Dec 81 1s12
MY DEAR FRIEND: owe you long letter am un.
well and o prisoner IN the house. leaning oaek I'D
board before fire. Perhaps You wonder tnat have
a are or anything but q hearthstone broken ana
since world has been tolu nat my house
hold Is IN ruins. And yet ~ Is more ane your s
limit Ain in mil, inter- Nevertheless you are right
am In trouble and hardly see path out OF II.
NJ, IN vear-tbat Bowen lifted his hammer, and
with AN uniust blow smote asuIider two contracts
ons with ne Isdepedet and the Jther with rae Brook
I'm, Uplon The puDlc little suspects that THIS &c. Oh
lie charges which he made against Henry Wsru
Beecher. l have kept quiet on the subject lot wv
wears through an unwiilinguess % harm o'heis
even for the sake OF rghting mysell oeIore .uo
public But having trusted to time for my VIE.
dication, l IND that time has only thick'neo ny
dincnues until these now buffet me IKE stoi " i0
know that howen long paid TO me the ssse ~eH r.
cuuiary damages which grew out MS preahinH ".
contracts, and gave me written vindcstion OF ~y
course. aud something like an apology Tor hn LUIS
tlement so far concerned, u nnHI Dut bowon
ia eger drawn against Beecher mas proven
as nnnble as Macbeth's 10 "trammei up the CONS
queues" And consequence 10 that the aif VI