, 1874-08-19

from The Ntc Fork Tribune, dug. II.
A Tribune reporter called yesterday upon tho
Rov. Samuel D. Halliday, at his residence, No. 90
Hicks street. aud asked him whether II vaB truo,
A published, that Franois D. Moulton and The
oloro Tlson had explicitly denied to him tho
truth Of the Woodruff scandal, aud other stories
Of q like character concerning tho Roy Honry
Ward Deecher and Mrs. T!ton. Mr. Halliday
received the reporter with hearty oordiality, and
replied that he had made = full statement before
the Committee, but would give the story Of htr.
TiltoD, and Mr. Mou]tons denial to him, in his
own words, being In substance what he had said
to tho Committee on tho subject,
'On the l8th Of November, think It waa On
Monday, said Mr. Halliday, "Theodore Tiltou
callcd ut my house. My acquaintance with Mr.
Tilton Was very slight, and was very much as
toniBhed to receive ca4 from him, especially at
90 shrly al hour, botwcen and 10 o'clock. A.
tor exchanging tho customary good-moraing,'
Mr. Tilton began at once to unfold tho object Of
his visit BY saying that he had called by tho ad-
vice or at the request OF Francis D. Moulton.
Mr. Tnton had just finished this sentence when
Y. Bell, nenhot Of Plymouth Church, entered
the room. Ho called upon an errand connected
With church business: ant: having concluded
it, turned to depart. Mr. Tiltou asked him to
ton then repeated what bo hnd first eaid, tint
Mr.. Moulton had advised or requested him to
call upon mo, and added that he had come to
mako to mo denial Of the Woodruff scandal
H. can1d ionE "s o, ~ 10 ;ro, ~ trt ;a. soa wuelo
Ind Mr. isa oconie rba ntIer e1a 1MIo TO- y@tu,
I Oei n: t.: Mitons s1set xoisis q dea,al: 4Si il
nv vsrd said III imst ~ ~ fa,ao 'aleo ~ 'teo @ ~
us ~ Ia'u. ~ ~ - - n ~ ~. M "s sIao as wouta
the tree In front Of Mr. Halliday'a houBo has 500
aaEs upon it. representing ali the nations OF tho
eaf!a' fIn H.t,,aov u,n ..roa :, +,ou. ,,.. ,.,,.
3, ~. NJ nanuay ,nay MAa askua Y toere was anythlag
aost shis s;naa nou9e " Isoes 70 sus
5hss - a1raarcd T., ~ ,1,asa ~ H. n, na"asea ~ e
iustrate rat more torcibly how utterly improbable
NV sssnis.a, "Ao r;it o. p blsune useu
80 stl.1na as.a;1 - a "ns " ~ e"poy
suansS nes xasa3n ~ ako a nta meaning ana !an-
dstoa - ~ a,u aenda ,as ~ Lton
th,t M n sd esn ttorls ;a, ~, amu ne pre-
S;sta mi ~ IL" = oS.n i5n1s@ns VI IN
;tnr..aS h;s ~t dant,, ~ TAa a,J tha ~ ~ ~.
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~ hopr h n hie conyera.tion NJ HTe1 r;5tan nat1
+a,nara ~ Rnochas ~ o Huu p"asea go OF
ft!o'1aaco .o~*.a Ut osScuet. .n9uRu ue1 OF
dssvorad ssia hn ~ IN ;nduce i n " sa en-
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~ ,ho .,ayaS rona hx iua . o eaehos naaso
on,th v "ygsu Saoon%r sonR ~ ~ ,ta eeSher nina
ana ;on9en3oes o nrosaoi' Tin atronp'v I for a'a anm
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~ aug" r." Itn, mrod ~ cSapnco .. my
M a,,. % ~ 1son w., a'kHa nc VIZ a.toy 70 heo
e. paisop ant .s .en 1!. IT. neu ~ askoM a Wnetner
na oo1Ia n1e n ea - enota a;,, VIII ~ o t: aoh a. e.
1 10 ~ tx aasaons nsstoe .o noc Dat
VII mt: ny Hanany' " sne n9sls.ans pasIoE Et fly,
gun onuron nj. a'i.oa h aopeaseuy % sa'a
.na1 4'h ai9 nt thn 3 na cuna e, ~ tontaease,
anu ~ uot tuon luot ~ npylt5 " Ment!on
more OF re ansetye" w., .han mofolY 70 CONTRADICT
% guaar axar r. rpTn pTitan ns had Hnd 1,an ,,r pou
Adtet Mr: 1nton naa gone, NJ. boA M and my
sen s aleonssea tno PROPHECY o. my calhng unon
Mr oon Ind .t1 nnas II
ho held them ~ confidential relation, There
sTRsae e
from Mr. Moulton for alr. Deectlor what they