, 1874-08-31

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| rendered tho collateral papo11, IN tl}s Of :
down 80 rs To ruako Triton q fojsIflar. , n,
tloy pleasoa, hugh at me. g -
II resolved upon a !ino Of mild nc 81 ,on
!as prepared te loavo tho city, hoping Tor I'M
Moulton looked ue If ho could bo, .,.. | On
70 somc strong personal work, ns ho roeo iron,
rInnt h s,,e'r ma took paco up tho room. Ito Inns
oElYht auburn llalr, red 1nnstacI,e, blue eyos.
nnu Dold, itfcislye, exact style OF speech, 6oy-
lnll niltt Dtlsneas-iko by turns.
uatl," le sai1, "You ca1lnot understand thu
MYSTERIOUS t!irns this caso has taken from the
ou1tT CANNOT Da KErr o1,r M sta,rr.
/ uhuortook OIL tmpoHsfbility You woro m mn.
conscious instrument In compelling thjg state
1noi,t to coa'o out. l had determined 10 keep it
nwny n,u n as ~ ~ an pI1ot summary merely md slp
sight. Tho Saturday morning you happened i'll
lsrs written by Beocher TO Mra, Iftton
nttor he gave mo hiA word Of honor 10 writo 10
1laf ne no c,raf mofo. m. They wetc found in tho
between thom and Mrs. T!tong lotto1s to Deoci-
or during tho Haulo period on sneBt-hidiuu.' otn
Never boforo that morning had aeen BoGclor's
letters. As you do not two In New York, I for
lhly. You autographed it to Chicago, and II came am
back hero liko botnbaholl. 1t chased mo oil
the way up t o Maine. brought Bccchor to tue
desperate resort Of accusing mo Of blaekmail
brought mo i,o1no aud brought tho wl1oto state
n1ont ont and now an taking earo Of Francis
-. h!oulton, MID nobody else."
Did bhearmn1l or Kingsley try to got you to
deny that dispatch of n,il,o?"
."111EY DiD.
Fetosod to hear 1t foad. because would not DO
NUDE s 70 MI instrument to assail you. I just ran
Of Down East and my full statement, now p,l|,-
ilBhed. hos not boon astorod from whcro 1t stood
tho Satul1ny YOU woro 1oro. The position YOU
appeared to place mo in was tl,at Of man horat-
Ing Bcecher to a reporter, and yot hoforo tho
Committed showing no bins"
public mouth what learned in t,ia yay, though
tloro was not M editor or reporter IN Now Yopit
Tl.o would not havc dona tho nnmo. 30
l Hai1 to Mr. MW,lton, when l ,,nw him voolf
nftcrward: I'll haso carried olr your dining
room ta!k, and you l,nvp boon host enough 10
keop sllont wook undor much conacatlont
PRESSURE will stand up and 30 kickod, or w1ito
any apology you p!caso." Mouston replied
NO. ! nm aaaro of tho pressure upon oil re-
portera 10 thu matter to got what TROY can; aud
reporters Of Journals dotormirodly hostile to mo
from the ntart," The Now York World i.as Ind
tho fepoftorini, % it. mover las tho editorial,
courtesy 70 eay as ws,-A1oulton talking
With its reporter:
Dy tie way. havo you read
Mll TowNsESD's CARD,
paMaahod yesterday. about his interview with
nc Lcs mo read 1t to you. You SEQ did not
Want to 20 lnvoiyod in any newspaper -oor,tro-
s9ssY "iM NJ: townsend, mud 80 Il friend Of
io'le te!eRfaf'neQ TO nm at baratOga. lIo ca!no
down o Aero, a!id went oycr tho wlolo interview
VIII nm nj. Iowleoiid acted III 4 peculiarly
chl'a'soab and generous manner about tle whole
matter. think that dssposes Of what
some ol Mr. Uaoc1or's friends say Of my talking
10 hoWspafef-coEreHT'ondon Whom would not
10 t1t committee bit | IN ~
voIy low 1npera tiiat published tho first story
pnb!lHhcu tho donlnl.")
"po 5ou moan to publish more7"
may. Attef the charge Mr. Dcecher has
inadc nBaiet mo, ho Is entitled to no coi1sdera-
tlo,'. bhall ~ any rato reyiow hin Testimony
a,. nna speoon naxt woek, ana think cnn nond
tto snthog TO tho roat aud put tho criminal in
Iao 1ront:
tl1ore may auu that
which answer Hrs. Tiltun'H to Deepher Both
are unsigned, hin and heIs. a.d bcar the imprcss
OF ooing c!andestlno. alra. 1flton wroto these,
among other Hontoncos: Does your heart
nount. toward az rs it used ?--Tha bird Inns
sung Ill my heart tLeBo four weoks.--Of co,lrHo
!! SHOULD Like to Share with you my
loy:-:-hy weapons wore love- d large,
nhstTlng Eont rosaty, aud nost-h1iling.''
Heecora letters ooar out all have heard trun,
lAsoh ana Moniton ct the stato Of mind l}eecl,cr
waa ~ III with t1is woman; 1lo was in al. oarthy
tho spiritual snnctity. Tho two discovered and
guilty levnle p I hnd found in Moulson's interior
cnco md lilton's forgiveness the sonse OF pro-
tecton Then, aftor lapao illicit thoughts re-
s1votl. ~; Tho woman opened the correspondence
anew; ., Iho proacllor answered. A[ouiton saw
'hat AIRS. illton was again troaclorous ut heart
TO her husband, and ho put moro futll in her.
At the ti1no wrote that statement. Gath,"
3ald Moulton, " Deochor mover told MIC that
4K HAD ANSWERED THOSE LETTERS.
tle told mo ie had not aud would uo. open
'llfs dangerous intrigue ngain. Therefore, l
NY, in my fnl! sta!ement: 'As 1 uap assured
" Booeher, md vorify believed, and now be-
1eye tl;at they wero nnM!sworod by him.
esslon, aa iAvo done until now
you SEQ, continued Moulton, "tlat you are |
,. sas .i"uAnPca ~ becchofe attacE on me; sec
LILY, Iu.t nesol kHe" utltl YOU wore horo TINT
oihn A'oA A'' ''*'o"i MILL HAza-
won't doy7, n +,o u,;, atroot 1,o.... 4,.:-.,.
ng over tho xuporatitio,,s tonnc;tv viii vi'ia,,
llallow local opi,siou cs,ng to Deecher. like |
rnWtlbh to HtQne, VhGre Wera twn vo,1rr |