The New York herald., 1874-08-22

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deal intsgTity. Hands OH until he down and then
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"h Don't write to me: Follow the TRUTH and when you
need me cry out. Yours, lovingly. uo,,
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wil be revealed Perjury for good reason is with ad'
1t win be observed in the letter OF Mrs. Hooker
that she speaks OF having refused to go 10 Europe
with her husband, and that she remained at home.
A letter came into my hands with the others
from Mr. Hooker to his wife, under date OF Flor
ence, Italy, November 81 1871, which tends to show
that All this matter had heen discussed between
tion by Mrs. Woodruff. extract so much from
the letter as refers to- this subject. The remainder
is kindly communication OF an absent husband
to a loved wife, about wholly independent matters
which have nothing to 90 with this controversy.
1t is produced, marked IN S":-
MIR. HOOKER TO HIS WIFE.
FLORENCE, sunday. Nov. 3, 1872.
s WTos on friday hSSs the nf g. %as '
setting much mere at peacs abo1 sn, the bit
the Sua ny not of efsy sy M as c the
sSns hing that think Of /; ihIs.an% i e
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SIn the We Very pasee
but took the advice Of sT Of his leading ding
agreeing take the respCns6ty ,n the In INT
thing, but leaves ths original crime 70
me f Of s % o s
not rely upon my Ee1E ts Roqe news IRON ths pspe &
" has employed two Boston Lawyers g gives
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near at hand want to say one word IN more % howeyer
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s1q cf a hs publish
learned ts trnthsna that IL the tact
Europe With SO
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has very unw,e;like look ,,, know that b you will
shall DC Issssdsd living diss9Ta ana
Be Sy ne e have
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been all along in pretended approval Of mrs Wood
Nave ed enough ss DsePs RUM
average and have probably damaged myself by
After Beecher had seen these letters OF his sister,
Mrs. Hooker, he came to me- In trouble aud alarm.
under the date Of November 27. which herewith
produce with the enclosure, cut r ON the Hartford
1uses, to which IL aludes. 1t Is marked IN 9:"-
MRS. HOOKER TO BEECHER. g..
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prefer you
so shall as if shopping trip. and stay as long
Mrs. ,ons anywhere s's
sure however, that words from her should 60
meet me a. noon q. On Fri
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[Enclosure mentioned in above letterl
| BEBCHEK AND MRS TlLToN.
ueni g. republican paper err has this to saw ~ '.0
what Challenges admiration and makes A HaSsrs Wssv
sssd s sp es.s s
ss S %n % sns"
ss0Ps Se WITH Win
Mr.. 1Ilton and with newspaper men in New York am
who has erred and conreas it."
BEEcHER's ANXIETY AND MRS. HOOKER.
that his Sas in her s anxiety that he should DO
his duty in presenting this truth as she
1t, and IN protecting Mrs Woodruff from the con
which sne was then suffering. would 60 into his
pulpit and insist upon declaring that the Wood
sired me to do what in me lay 10 prevent such
disaster. suggested to him that he should see
Mrs. Hooker, speak to her kindly, and exhort her
not to take this course. that Tlton should see
her and so far shake her confidence In the truth
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this course Beecher agreed, and such arguments e
and Inducements were brought to bear upon Mrs.
Certainly brought on an exposure Of the whole
and %yss as to Se of @esHa
MRS Aooker's intent1ns no suggestion @ ,s, was ever
All THESE letters ! received from Beecner, and
they are those to which he aludes In his communi-
cation OF the 4th instant the letters OF his sister
and brother delivered to me, and which did
not believe that could honOraply give him up,
because th0ught-and submit to the committee
was right in thinkine-that they form a part Of
this controversy, and were not, as he therein al.
legged, simply given to my keeping as part Of his
Otner papers, which he could not keep safely on
account Of his own carelessness in preserving doc
umentG.
Beecher was exceedingly anxious that Tilton
should repudiate the statement published by
Woodruff, and denOunce her Tor Its publication,
ovnth hn n mn mr. nfUIn1 hnAk
form OF q card to be published by TitOn over his
signature; and asked me to submit 1t to him for
that purpose, which l here produce, marked
IN lO'c-
BEEcHERs PROPOSED CARD For TILroN.
In an unguarded enthusiasm hoped well and much
| OF who has proved utterly unprlncipled. sha
again notice her stories and now utterly repud
ate her statements made c0ncer rnng me and mne
Beecher told me to say to Tilton, substantially =