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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 4, 1874.
COTTON.

The sales to-day mot including any yesterday en-
braced TOO bales at irregular and asier prices requr
ing . further modification quotations for
Ordinary, Strict Ordinary, Good Ordinary Low Mid
ding and Middling, with no other change. We give
Also the Exchange figures and repeat as below
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Summer Resorts.
DLADON SPR

DLADON SPRINGS, ALA.-THIS FAMOUS
ID Watering Place is open for the season. Boa s
leave Mobile every TUT SDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
INGS arriving at Badon next day. Board PEI day 50 So
week SIS; month $50 Children and colored SER
wants half price. Isaacson Seixas & Co., Grocers,
66 and 6S Common street. Agents for the sale of
make arrangements with families for the season. and
will furnish further information.
my3l I'm NAE J. CONNFR & Co, Proprietors.
BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS.
BATH. MORGAN COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA, ~
miles from Sir Johns Run Station the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 1913 miles west of Bati
more
THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL, having supe-
ror accommodations for 500 persons, will be open for
the reception of guests June 10, 1874 Visitors will
find at this favorte mountain every attraction
and amusement pure, bracing mountain air, beauti-
full scenery good hunting and fishing, riding, driving
fine music, magnificent swimming pools for ladies,
children and gentlemen, natural temperature "A de-
grees Fahrenheit possessing many curative proper
ties four daily trains each way two daily mails,
press and telegraph Offices the hotel Good living
For circulars and rooms apply to
A. r. POTTS, Proprietor
N. B.-Charges moderate Liberal arrangements
with families for the season. my Inn
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL,
J. P. LONGLEY. Proprietor.
Ocean Springs, Mise
Special rates for Families remaining the entire
Season.
This delightful Summer Resort is now open for the
reception of Guests.
Those in quest of sea bathing and rure air, and
good living will find tue Ocean Springs Hotel inferior
to none of the Watering Places in the South.
The Proprietor will devote his whole at enton to
the comfort and pleasure of his Guests.
fer nontn ..'.........,.......... you
Per week 10
Per day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........... 3
my3O Pm
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Arrived.
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Indianola via Calves
ton, to A Whitney &co-Algiers
Brig Bore, Pahser from Havre April :, to master
Point
TOWBOATS.
Chas Chamberlain, Mcclellan, from the Passes-towet
down to the bar, 3Oth utimo ships Monte bel
and Ursko and brig NJ Burns-brought up bril-
Bore
Atlantic, Davis, from st Louis, with barges
STEAMBOATS,.
Henry Tete. Dalferes, from Lafourche
Lizzie HOPKINS. Ar:on from Lafourche
Empire, Canton. from Lower Coast
Marie, Bassett, from Pilot Town
Ida, Forgay, from Attakapas
Frank Pargoud White, from Argyle
Josephine, Cousins, from Bonnet Care
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Isabella, from Pascagoula
Schooner Shamrock, from Biloxi
Schooner Joinville, from Amite river
Schooner Rebecca from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Josephine No 2. from Blind river
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Appalachee, from Blind river
Schooner Deceada from Pascagoua
Schooner Monterey, from Pascagoula
Schooner Sidonia, from Blind river
Schooner Victoria No 2, from Blind river
Schooner Olivia from Bay st Louis
Schooner Star, from Pascagoula
Schooner Mary Magdelne, from Pascagonla
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I Below Waiting Orders.
! Dutch bark Fritz, Gundersen from Havre March "a,
to master
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New Orleans feet 10 inches below high water mark
of 1871.
NELSON GoROM,
Signal Service Observer.
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Steamship c ty of Galveston, Evans, for New York
Geo A Fosdick &co
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher. for Pensacola Master
Norwegian bark Anna, Nielsen, for Tarragona-
Frerichs & Horh
Norwegian bark Ragna, Otterbeck, for Cork
Frerichs 4 Horn
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Wants..

VIANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO
w take walk the shady side of Camp to tn e
De at JOG. and drink two glasses Cool Bethesda
Spring Water, and go home with good appetite for
breakfast. Try it. je4 ih&Su
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Steamboats,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND NEn,
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE,
Giving Through Tickets -
l6&D2k Boston, New York, Philadelphia Balta.
more. Washington City, Buffalo, Pitse.
burg Cleveland, Cincinnati, Louisville, and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL
FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO. MEMPHIS AND fHl
BENDS.
Will leave as below at 4 O'Clock P. II.
PAULINE CARROLL,
James A. Yore, captain; Geo. Miltenberger, clerks
WEDNESDAY,, June 8.
GREAT REPUBLIC,
W. H. Thorwegan captain; J. p Young, clerks
SATURDAY. June g.
Issuing usual, Through Bills of Lading in con.
nection with the Railroads to all principal points
North and West.
J. B. WOODS CO., General Agents.
myl 124 Gravier street.
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0S0sk on hand August 81. 1873. bales 7177
Arrived since last statement. LAC
Arrived previously. 299297 1900 TAG
Net corrections to May %. showing
the balance between manifests du-
plicated, and additional bales made
from waste, samples. damaged,
city ginning of seed cotton, MT
entered in manfests. lint cotton
saved for seed, cleaning machines
In city mills. etc................. 23,032
TotAl..... Observation-Disclosures. 1,330,s55
Ulsared to-day. ....................K 1896
CAared previously. ............... 1.24S,259
Consumed at Lehman, Abraham
& Cos. Lane cotton mills ....... 800
Sunk in scuttled ship Aisa, to be
added, II ever recovered. ...... 1852 1,253507
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BelOw-COming Up.

Ship Havre. Terkeson, from London Feb 7, to mas
ter
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Cleared Yesterda lay.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, I
Thursday Morning, June 4. !
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MARINE NEWS.

George J. Duncan s the authorized Marine RepoI
of the New Orleans Bulletin.
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at P. NJ.
For OpelOusas. WashingtOn.
l@MEAt Fort Barre and all landings the Coast
ass@S@ Atchafalaya River and Bayou Cortableau.
The fine passenger steamer
Bertha, ~
H. H. Broad, master, J. B. Schmidt, clerk
will leave above For freight passage apply on
board, or to BkITTON EPPLER,
LOG Common street.
Steamer Bertha will connect at Washington with
Della No. 2. giving through bills of lading for al
landings on Bayou Boeuf, and with Minnie at Smms
port tor all landings on Bayou des Glazes. my26 tt
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For Bent.


NHEAP OFFICE FOR RENT-TWENIY-
" five dollars will secure the occupancy for the next
four months of the back Office, ground floor, of No.
1859 Gravier street Apply on the premises. my3I 7t*
LNOR Neutrality-suspicious. WHO DESIRE
Il airy and cheap rooms for the summer months,
would do well to call John Bots, Furniture Dealer
No. 291 Camp street. They will find every accommo-
dation desirable he has rented the buildings Nos.
152 and "a Camp street. my3l I'm
FTNO RBNT-THAT LARGE FOUR story
l. Store, No. IS Magazine street. running through to
Bank place 2O feet The building in good order and
we'll adapted for the dry goods hardware business
Also that large fourstory store, No. So Csrondelet
street. well calculated for cotton factors Offices or any
other kind of business.
Also those two four-story stores No. 119 and 121
Magazine street. with large back warehouses, we'll
suited for large Western produce or wholesale gro
Gerry business. The two be rented separate
ly or together.
Also several fine Offices in Commercial Place.
The alb we buildings are in first rate order and will
be rented on exceedingly favorable terms to good
ants For information apply to
my29 Inn H. s. bUCKNER, No. Is, Gravier st.
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Attention. A Special Meeting of the
Chas T. Howard Row ng Club will be held at the Boat
House on June and 8, 1874. at n o'clock.
BY order: PHILIP HOFFMAN, PRESIDENT.
ie2-3t
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VICKSBURG.
FOR v1CKsBURG,
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. NJ.
r. For vicksburg. Palmyra
6Al0}S Lake, Grand Gulf, st. Joseph, Rodney,
Waterproof, Natchez, Fort Adams, Red
River, Hogs Point, Tunica, Bayou Sara. Waterproof.
Port Hu. son, Baton Rouge, Plaquenine. Donaldson
passeng steamer
-, J. G. Benson. master. R. A. Owen, CLERK,
steamer LUCY KERN for Yszoo and Tallahatch!s,
and LIZZIE for Sunfower Rivers.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN JANNkY, Agent, lit Common q
my22 tt GEO. D. HITE. 4 Tchouptoulas street
RED RIVER.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY, June 4, at ) p. NJ.
~ For Jefferson, Shreveport. Coues
A@kdAata. shatta, Brownsville, Grand Ecore, Aexan-
dria. and all intermediate landings-ThAa
Will leave above. For freight or passage apply on
board, or to LORD McPEAKE. As Camp St. ~
]. E. CARLIN, IL Front st., IA
Je3 GEO. D. HlTE. Tchoupitoulas.
RED RIVER PASSENGER PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY. June 4. At P. n.
r. For Jefferson, shrevepOrt and
A&4f&h all way landings -The fine and fast paH
senger steamer
Texas,
G. w. Stinde, master, Geo. Fee, CLERK
will leave above. For freight or passage apply q
board or to sa
sINNoTT ADAMS. IL Commercial Plaza 8
BRITTON EPPLER. los Common = 81
mv31 NV. JOYCE, II Delta street. ~
WEEKLY GRAND ECOkE PACKET. ia
Leaves every SATURDAY, at NJ.
r. For Fort De kussey, BArbtn,gt 4
A&saeAt3S Norman's Alexandria, Mouth Of 0ane
River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore and -
BART ABLE,
R. Sinnot, msster; Geo. q. Hamilton. clefi.
Particular attention paid 70 way and plantation bu
ness For freight or passage apply on board. or 70
SINNOTT ADAMS, ]
]. E. CARLIN. ! Agents.
apis TRITON EPPLER,)
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OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
Fer Wash i'm gtOn, Port Barre.
49, Simmsport, Churchville and all landings
ess-@@ on the Coast Atchafalaya River and
Bay Courtableau-the audlight draught passen.
ger steamer
Bertha,
H. II. Broad master, J. B. Schmidt, clerk,
will leave above. every Wednesday Evening al
lDgs Bayou aizes in connection with steamer
Nunie, from Semmsport, and connects with steamer
Della No. 2, giving through bills of lading for all
landings on Bayou Beuf. or freight passage APP
ply on board o. to
my31 J.B WOODS Co., 1874 Gravier street.
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LNOR RENT-IN THE MOST ARISTO.
Il cratic part of the city, rece1 tly thoroughly
repaired, that splendid residence, with beautiful
grounds, No. 294 Prytania corner Third street. An.
ply to J. II. JENSEN. 70 Carondeet, between and
IL A. NJ, and and 4P. M. mv24 II
ENlNE OFFICE FOR RENT, CHEAP
Il No. IL Carondelet, between Canal and Common
stree's. Apply on premises my22 M&En
LNOR RENT.-OCEAN SPRINGS RESI-.
4 lDENCE FOR RENT.-A very handsome and
commodious residence at Ocean Springs. Miss
thoroughly finished and perfectly furnished con-
tanning wide hall, some nine rooms in main building
trees, kitchen, outhouses, stable, carriage house
wharf bath house, mineral and salt bathingoa charm
ing resldence-wl be rented low until fall Address
LOCK- Box No 1856 Post Office, New Orleans, or apply
to Major j. E. AUSTIN, No. Carondelet street.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKsON.AND GREAT NORTH
xRN RA1LROAD-Nsw Basin, Magnolia Bridge. Jun
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AND ATCHAFALAYA.

FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
Leaves OH SATURDAY, June g. at 5 P. NJ.
For SimspOrt, Churchvflle and
l@4a6tS all landings on the Atchafalaya River,
Bayou Chene, Pattersonville, Centreville,
Franklin, Clarendon, Jeanerette New iberia, Fausse
Ponte, st. Martinsville, and all landings Bayou
Teche-The light draft passenger steamer
Ida,
]. P. Forgay. master A. Meynisr, clerk.
will leave above. For freight passs apply on
board or to J. E. CARLIN, Delta street.
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tC1ntinued or Fourth Pag> J

Our dispatches relating 70 'the ever
lasting scandal come 10 US In such
state u confusion that it is almost inpos-
'ible 10 arrange them 50 ~ TO keep up
the connection Of the facts contained in
them; but we have endeaVOred 10 place
them before the public with a. much
regularity npossible. The whole matter
ie getting mixed. MoULTOS refuses 10
testify; BZEcHEEs statement il only re-
ported in fragmentsi but the end will
probably BE- that il will be taken a. con-
elusive, and he will b. eIOnersted by the
Committee. The unvarnished, plain
truth can only be gotten at y, the Courts.
On account Of having 10 60 To pres much
Of BEEcHEEs statement is necessarily
crowded out, but enough !, published TO
show the position taken by him.
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as they refer to that again, I claim il was
my understanding, as one of the COM
mittee that this request is limitedto a
simple production of papers, but in it is
request to give your testimony in re-
gard to all the matters, in what l have
been trying to make appear here.
Mr.. M repeat again that l have
answered fully in my interview with
you to-day the request of the chairman of
your committee.
In answer to question put by Mr..
Tracy, Mr.. Moulton replied:
Reason Why He Refuses.
have stated explicitly in my commu-
nication to this committee the grol u Is
upon which l deny to this committee the
statement of facts and exhibition of doc
uments that have come into my possess
ion in confidence.
Gen. T-Then you don't mean to put
that refusal upon the form of the Com
mittee's investigation to you?
Mr.. M-No sir.
winslow sent with MOuIton.
On motion of Mr.. Cleveland it was
voted that Mr.. Winslow be authorized
to go with Mr.. Moulton to examine and
verify the documents. After some in
formal conversation in regard to the pub
lication ofthe proceedings of the present
session Mr.. Mou!ton retired. The COM
mittee remained in consultation until
o'clock, and then adjourned to meet
again on Tuesday evening, August II, at
8 O'CLOCK.
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ELLENBORO CONVENTION.
Colonel Wilson Nominated.
Convention Harmonious and Deter
mined to Elect the Nominee.
Special to the Register:

Special to the Register:
PARKERsBURG, August Is, 1874.
In the Congressional Convention at
Ellenboro to-day every county in the
district was represented. Colonel Will
son was nominated on the first ballot,
the vote standing as follows: Benjamin
Wilson, l59; J. II. Good, "A: A. Camp
bell, l6, and Colenel johnson, l3. The
defeated candidates all responded to calls,
pledging their respective, earnest support
othe success of the nominee. The Con-
vention was large and entirely harmoni-
ous and adjourned with determination
10 elect Colonel Wilson to the seat which
he was swndled out of last winter, by
the Vaccinations of Beast Butler and his
beloved co-worker, John }. Davis. AbSo-
lem Knots, of Calhoun, was nominated
for Senate, to succeed Scott, Of Ritchie.
BAKER.
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Mrs. TiItoo dtd not Tell Ne Ny Pres.
cnee had Any thing "a do with TIL.
TraahIa,
4 Demand that you Withdraw from
the Pulpit,
and quit Brooklyn NJ q resident.
[Signed. THEo. TnToS.

and quit Brooklyn NJ a resident
tSigned. THO. TfLToS.
turned il over twice and turned to
Bowen and said, this man il crazy, this
is sheer insanity, and dher like words.
Bowen professed ~ b. ignorant Of the
contents. and handed him the letter tO
read. We at once few into n conycr.a-
tion about Mr. TiltOn, he gayo me some
account of the reasOnS Why he had re-
duced him from ihe editorihlship 81 the
Iad-pend>nt 10 the subordinate position
Of contributor, viz, that Mr.. Tiltons re-
ligious and social views we're running the
paper, but he said that NJ
.OGn A. il was known that
he had - far broken with
TiltOD, there came pouring upon him
40 many stories of SIR. TiltDn private
life and habit. that he va. overwhelmed,
and that he was considering whether be
could c0n'isteptly retain him on the
Brooklyn Union, ~ chief contributor ~
the Independ>nL
LDntinued pl Fourth Page
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The Time for yindIeation has Ar
rived.

The time has arrived when | can free
Is speak in vinCI alton Of myself labor
under great disadvantage in making Il
statement; my memory Of the status Of
my mind Is clear and tenacious, better
than my memory Of dates and detail, iur-
ing four troubled years in all Of " hich
have been singularly burdened
with public labors, having estab-
lished and conducted the C,ristiaH
Onion. delivered courses Of lectures-
preached before the Theological Seminary
of Yale College, wrote the Life Of
Christ" delivered each winter lyceum
lectures in all the north and west. All
these duties. with the care Of the great
church and it, outlying school. and
chapels. and the miscellaneous business
which falls on clergyman more than
upon any other public man
have kept in regard, and now with
the necessity ofexplaining the actions and
Letters resulting from the complex infu-
ences apparent at the time. | find nv
self in position where / know nv inno-
cence without being able tOprUve it with
detailed explanations. | am one upon
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An Investigation Immediately De
nianded.

When on the appearance Of the first
open attack from Mr.. Tiiton. immcd.-
at"lv. without consulting M0ult"n, called
for a thorough investigation with a com
mittee Of my church. l am not rcspon-
sible for the delay in the publicity or
details Of that investigation. All the
harm which have 50 long dreaded and
have 50 earnestly striven to avoid has
come 10 pass. could not further pre-
vent it without full surrender Of honor
and truth
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with northeast to
southeast winds, and slight fall of tenn
perature.
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THE EVERLASTING SCANDAL,
Various Facts and Rumors.
Statement of Francis D. MOuIton.
Beecher's Statement--He Accuses
TiIton--MouIton Not His Friend.

NEW YORK, August l3.-ln the aD-
sencc of anything official from the fly-
mouth Church Investigating Committee,
and in view of the contradictinS state
mrnt by individual members thereof the
public are left to their own thoughts
about the gross scandal. One paper
states upon the authority ot one Com
mittee man, that the Committee without
taking Mr.. b"ceh'r trNIl'''',l,H' Sn"'i IT,
Pr ~ 'S ,'',,'' ,,,,I,n ,, H.. r..;,,rot;,n
S'I''' '''t,'f -. ,,,.,.o,,,nJ. vb;In ,s,-
"n'." s"a,' ,"' ,.,,',II,. trr,twnrthv an
vs"s; ~ P'Po,, 'L .Ln E"nn;,i.t,. viii yunct
.n"'i',' .E;' 10y, =" ..>I',i. and NJ Rench.
'"', ..,, ~ '"I''H "' ,.r,. m,, .ta,an,ont
~ ~ "'ti IN S.'"''''t IL" 81 49,, Tom,
~ VIII '''" w N"'''',''t ",'T Wv Az.
h''''te ""Pr !" r'"HI '"..' ','o'o i'. 80
evening VT. ,;,.' pISyHrl was ,'t;en, '"'' hnt
n'Nr" u ~" P''',,,'.',% ,,,a.; 4and am,werS
tI' I'"'',l' ~ in' iI I~''''''' "''>' '
''' ''' ''I'''' ""'""
\ ho'' >'r""se L'e
of the controversy yesterday was the re-
publication from western Journal oil a
report OF conversation WIN ~''h ''I"m . anu .ha
M"Ul''hi ""u many P'cPi' coy '
lurther uelay Oh the part ol ''ie '"'''''''.-
tee IN receiving beecher statement
whlch II was ouiciaIly announced seS'''-
day would be made IN the evening De
'",'o "'''SS",! 'i,"' "" g
"'''' ~ '''" '''H ,''''',,., ni,Il .hom' IN
t"'S' '''' ''''''O''' on:
It's ue"'"'' """ 'NP'"""'''''S.
Beecher's Statement Elaborate.
1t is stated that the statement and tes-
timony of BeeCher are very elaborate
covering every point In the charges OF
Tllton, and explaining each and all oi the
letters which have been quoted. They
will fill about twenty columns of an
average newspaper, and will be accom-
paDied by the statement which MouIton
presented To the committee.
\ gentleman SAID To be IN close
alliance with Beecher during the
progress OF the present INQUIRY
says that ne mas cohVerSeu VIII"
HIM upon some OF the points IN
conversation above alluded TO- ana that ne
(beerher) entirety uehieu that 'n'ro WIS
any deception OF Illton or MouItoh, or
ANY tr"achery toward them, rs MouItoh
charged, IN ms gong to Mrs. lilton aiter
he had been charged by iliton' IN MIS-.
liit"h presence, with adultery Win MS
Vic
bfecher Ast"nished and shocked.
orJ oa,,f-,,, T;l,,n'. ,la;,,, T.. w.. TT
ton had made voluntary confession of
quilt Bcechcr said. when Tiltop. in
Tilton's house, accused him of adultery
with Mrs. Tilton. ne was so astonishcd
as 10 he overcome. but when they told
him she had made u voluntary confession
of oduIterv with him and told him to 90
tn her and confirm the fact, he was mex.
pressiblv shocked, but was made to believe
that She had made n voluntary accusation
.rairst him
Sbnarman states that nothing could
nloaso him more than that Moulton had
inodn nnhI;c nvarv fact and letter of which
no bo5 anv ErowIadce for now that tn,
ynbstanc" of that had been piven 10 the
nross il waS aF little consc6nence that
GomI,on ba5 faiIod 70 Give the
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I Regarded Nr. TiIton as I'm q Very
Critical Period

o: his life, and used 10 think il was for
tunate that he had good home influences
about him. During the late year Of our
friendship, Mrs. TiltOn spoke very
mOurnfully TO nae about the tendency Of
her husband TO great laIity Of doctrine
in religion or morals. She gave me 70
understand that he denied the divinity Of
Christ, the inspiration Of the scriptures
and most articles Of orthodox faith, while
his views as to the sanctity Of the mar
rage relations were undergoing COL
slant change in the direction Of free love
In the latter part Of July, 1870, Mrs.
TiltOn was ick, and at her request l VS.
tied her. She seemed much depressed,
but gave me no hint Of any trouble hav-
ing reference TO Inc. ! cheered her rs
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The Vienna Free Press states that Eng
land has recognized the Republic of
Spain.
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Triton n Selfish and Reckless
Schemer.

! can now see that he is and has been
from the beginning of this difficulty, a
selfish and reckless schcmer, pursuing n
plan of mingled good and hatred, and
weaving about him network of sus-
picious misunderstanding, plots and
lies, to which my own innocent words,
nav even my thoughts and kindn"sscs
towards him, have been made 10 con-
tribute. These successive views of him
must be kept in view to explain my
course through the last four years. But
! was blind So long as to the real motive
of the intrigue going on around me,
which was due partly to my own over
whelming public engagements, and part
" to my complete surrender of this
affair and all the papers and questions
connected with it into the
hands of Mr.. Mouton, who was
intensely confident that he could manage
it successfully. | suffered much but
injured little.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-14
VOL. 10.
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