National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-22

5000 May paid $1,000; July II, paid $50; Hu.
tembsp Ba,a ~; September II paid $500; Sep
M NAY - ls1S PAID 1900 March 90 paid 500;
70 the puDisher OF the Golden Ace which will tend
- amount: '-' oOO's
?. IRON rutland TO NouLroH.
~ (''PrivAte.'')
u THEeoLDEN AGE, NEW York, March %, 1s71,
~ M DEAA Mr.. MouLToNi We are in tight spot
Da T; p" G. Say and We have no money and no
:, We owe about q, 900 for paper, and the arm We
II nave been ordering from refuses to let Us have
4 for this weeks Issue. Truly yours,
q IfyOu can do anything for Us / truIt You VIII
4 70 help ~ tide over the ehasm.
FROM SANE TO SANE
TIE GOLDEN ACE, NEW YORK. March 30 Is74
DEAR Nh. MoULToN: ! am more grateful than
can tell you for the noble and generous way you
4 noon Truly your friend, q. W. RULANp.
i think proper TO add further that TIIton more
eHs once b ISla . me that 10 could and would
y mary assistance; ! remomber one special In
stance IN which the subject discussed between
l1rniah money 70 pay the expenses Of Tilton and
his family in travelling abroad, In order that TIL
ton might DO saved from the constant state or
irritation which arose from the rumorS be WAS
qr9liy nearing rather limited at than Informed
nation Of such thing with the utmost inSIgna-
I ton and anger. Therefore only UNDERTOOK he |
, disbursement OF this sum at the most earnest
VOLUNTARY REQUEST OF BEEcHER.
Tns n mrs; 81 intiTatiGS Of the insanity q Tton
1919, publication was made OF o statement by a /
reporter o. ne Brooklyn UnioT PlrpGrting to
Sherman, elerk Of Plymouth church 10 The eE
Ieet quote from memory that Tilton was insane
istic fits, whatever disease that may be- In which
| she had stated matters affecting the character Of
for that reason was any credit to be Tiye5' mi,
publication, as Il tended not only TO excite Tilton
% defence Of his family, but also as coming
supposed to be an authoritative expression ofits
psstor, annoyed Beeoher very much, and he wrote
the following letter:
BEEcHER TO NoULToN.
SUNDAY NIGHT, March o. 1874
MY DEAR FRANK: Is there 10 be no and of !
troubled Il more to follow, more in endless sue.
me that shameful paragraph from the Union. rs
cruelty Is beyond description. felt like lying
or Of trying TO resist the devil Of mischief ToniS
rather have had jaVelin launched against nc. !
hundred times, than against those that have snE !
Ing that most sacred relation into such publicity
nllS me with horror, but there are SOME slight
The paragraph came when the public mind was '
endangered with tho council and with me :
FtSsr noCe If moi tSKsp pass pn Nv without 6fSS
papers It will sink out OF sight and be forgotten
u 3: 1s:1 Mo@d SRHsy yG
write sherman letter, and give him my null
feelings !dIgs ABOUT It. must again b. as have
counsel on this new and fragrant element. NV
innermost soul longs for poace and If that cannot
hope is that this drop Of gall may sink Through b
out 9S OF sight and not prove mortal poison. e.
f6STs written strongly to she.rma6 AND 6ans
that ne Will send letter to T. unsolicited. am :,
sick, bead, heart and body, but must move on. 81
ieei this morning like letting things go BY the NJ
The letter ofrotractlon as proposed BY TntOn n
n0L osng iprtheoming, felt . my duty In his In
terest to take such measures % should result In
AN APOLOGY FROM SHEARMAN TO r1Lror. q
accordingly carried TO him COPY Of the paper
SS;STRg me ear SdTtiSS and laid gpoS bis dSk 70
ought % retFaet them. Although It isy U on his
desk, be said TO me that no had not seen the ar q,
he see IT, and II was not true that he must tn
say 50. He said he didn't want TO read and pu
%taPEard saw f fFon len al din told him
nf Sio done And hS said We win 60 up together
Brooklyn UHioa as having como from him, Shear.
man, concerning himself and wife, that one was ~
Said he; "Mr. Shearman, this is untrue and II rel
'ou are not correctly reported your simple duty Oh
! 70 say 80, and II you have made such state tir
'ou donot
SHALL HOLD YoU RESPONSIBLE ny N,
q any way can for Buoh Injurious statement np
Shoarnan then read the paragraph IN the Union BE-
Iofy which Tlton had told him Of the mSduiI Pc PIi
The sES Of uSST Mi az T RSSGI hSn SnT U
lead Of Mrs. woodhullG. Triton said 10 him I
Sy Ss5s soST are SSS S%
think even that you can deceive mo by Gu6h VIC
,S ssn a. you are making POW. You must ecu
yntoH a. shall be satisfactory 70 me, or, az wit
q before, shall hold you responsible"
hsGrmSn called IN . witness nom hIs outer Of. @
oe, but when tho oonYersatlon became earnest hgl
SR S Sss ne SH %SE s Win %
llton and then loft the once. 1881
withIn fow days Of this Interview, TiltOn pro- ma
AFFIDAVIT or TINE RHPoRrKa The
the union that the gtAtoment that shoaFman iIyi
ID been reported % making no did, IN fact make Bro
ton note Of which IpFoduco copy under ihat dsb
ts the original was delivered up 20 shsarInan oil
sHEARMAH TO TILToS. her,
BROOKLYN, March %, 1874. tsUs
DEAR STRi My attention has been called to S a.
Nsp1per paragraph, which have not seen, but Sire
alch an told Is @ the elect that stated to he
wing IN m6dlumlStio or oiaIrvoyant STATE VITO TU
ide some extraordinary placements oil painful earn
lie hSVer TO send corrections 70 newspapers ans
SSaiIE relating 70 myself no matter how who
~ op su9h ~ may PEI but have NO OBJ said
ny II correctly quoted here, appears TO be an asa
Gne1us version 81 the one and only statement tia
= WSodhgl ald exactly the thing here Sttrib. said
ID TO Mira. Ttlton. bsrs
the presence Of any reporter for the aper IN ''u
osttoh, but have done so 10 the presenoe Of Oh
49, lave d Gsso yOuT Tes name In the place the
That you WIN assure Mrs Tltto6 Of my great
,ours, obediently, T. g. SHEARNAr ~ =
ynsn took this note to Tiiton he refused 10 the
Q nom Shearman; Tn
HE KNOWS IT CONTAINS FALsrHoop. t9r II
cannot take It from him. You NAV carry I, Sne
< TO him" dig 50, and stated to him Tiitcn's
meI. afterwards he substituted for that note
ducedi - AVN allied
sRrARNAN TO TrLroS. S usual
BROOKLYN. April q, Is7L ahtai,
6 LIE SlM haVing seen paragraph in the c6urc
ort OF statement alleged TO have been made cIsSt
ne concerning your family and yourself de- ipysS
Snd Az, h. Ss asPort - senoosiy moor and Il
ement. E lonit
q Unnecessary to repeat here what have RSai'
that ne runOrs 70 whcP gave some credit % @Iis
been @Slsd into act Of dS sIRz Ifi iniaV
ana ON glad to take the earliest oppoffd and n
to rectlfy Il. 1 beg, therefore, to withdraw A "
hat said upon the occasion referred 10 AZ In mattel
eet although then believed BY me, and 10 re- The
late entirely the statement Imputed 10 mo A. sstan
WI sb9 uinlus{ 70 al parties concerned. the ex
JUS, OSSSS;iSes!E I. u. SHRARKAN. and v
sYYtOIs 4Ittt0nI fsq. ,,., Beech
suggest TO me that there were any doubts ~ in h,
ttops sanity and denied both to me and him The co
he had ever said anything to the contrary amonu
lat MrG TIton was in any way lncapacitated thIs Ii
telling the truth By reason Of mOdlumistIo stTuet
" other physical disability. Shsarmans Rc- a Jaw
was communicated 20 Beecher, but mean ZION ri
o Il come TO be spread about that Beeoher MS M
made similar accusation as TO the be con
SANITY OF Mr.. AID MRS. frL4oS Befo
hat Of Sherman. member Of your oom. NV. bu
co. NJ CLEVELAND, communicated the fact TO pr2yof
her, 10 which Beechor made an Indignant God
d. a. appears By his note 70 Mr. Cleyeland wbidh
eommppieated copy Of It to me In . note him,
Z date Of April g. t6S W
-. affcsRR 70 cIRvIIAyn hoyere
DEAR CLEVELAND; You sSy that / am sun. we're h
70 have reported % some members Of tie its troT
cll substentially the iame story that Is A. Seyen
ted 70 SheArHAn. How can any human be- MP
hat knoWt ne believe any such mpolsbiltyH and al