Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

THkNATFN
The New York Tribane OF yesterday has the
following. In conversation with Mr. MouItou
recently, Thomas ktnsells, editor OF the Rrook
Iyn kssle, stated that be Intended % publish a
statement, and that he had already enter.d
upon It's preparation. Mr.. Kinsels sad the
story that Boecher had confessed adultery 10
Nm va utterly nntrae. Ne unfinished that he
might say something which would 20 \ greas
way toward clearing Mr.. Beeclzer from sVerai
OF tic charges. maze against him. and advised
MT Moulton to act out Of the fghi.
butinE the CONVEX stiOn Mr.. ktnseua stated
that be lad never sdvssed Mr. BeecAer 90 give
DIT. Triton 5000 Sad be, IL thcaght that
IheodOre Iiiton ought - be taken care OF in
some way Tor the reason that he was not doing
We, a. l thought, in his profession. I relieve
mat suggested 20 Mr.. Beecher that it would
be grseeful thing 20 give Mr.. TiltOn a position
o lDe CAilsisdn tstss. Mr.. Rsecher replied that
he vas ready % assist Mr.. Tutca a he could. ant
tnAl he could not put him % the Chusfl1s
- on account OF Mr.. Ttlton's association
Win mrs. Noodhull and women % that class
Mr.. kinsells said tast Mr.. TsItor lad done .
mean ming 10 repeating part ans that incOr-
teeeyl OF conformation which tue speaker
bad with him Al his residence ~ Ein.sii.
stated that he visited mr.. Triton a. Ms fr,enS
and as the friend OF Mr.. Beecher Tshfs ri.tr
was before Mr.. tiiton's statement Was given 10
the public. Said Mr.. Kinsella. "He~auted
me 10 real bis statement. but said Ne 4
said 90 him, Theodore. YOU won't DO this thin
that you contemplate: You won't do IL Tor the
sske OF your children. for the sake OF vour
wife" But he did do a., snd the mans vanity
led him on. He wanted 20 see that statement
IN PRINT thtnk he is vain man. 4 very vain
man. He told me that Mr.. Beecher couldn't
stand up under his Il ste ment. that When "a was
made public Mr.. Beecher would -. Mr.. TtItAn
thought he hsd thunderbOlt and be Was deter
miued 60 EuTi It."
TANTALUs
Mr.. Henry G.. Bowen, M his t1rze rep'v 70
Mis- Beecher, saws just enough % make th-
word wish he had said a little more. Ms
BCeCneT had alluded iu The most poiuted man
ncr 10 Mr.. boweu's letter TO Tiltou. accusing
the pastor OF Plymouth Church OF .saduItsrV
md rape, which he afterwards confessed had
no foundation aud % this Mr.. Bowen answers
that be never wrote any su ca letter. Consider
ing the use SIR Tttln made o. Nc Roaru's
celebrated episrle from Woodstock. this en-
puaJlc dental came upon the public vita some
what startling effect. Nevertheless Mr Rowen
appears 90 be right. An exam nation OF fUtout,
letter 10 Bowen viii show that the charges %
which Miss beeChcr refers we're not made BY
Mr. Bowen IN writing, but oy word OF Taouth
ana thAt certain vague aud awful extract from
the Woodstock letter were merely cited bv III
ton as indirectly confirming his version OF the
conversation. Miss Bsecher has contour ied
the letter with the talk.
But DOW We are left in painful perpIexfty
Whatever Mr.. Bowen may have SAID or written
10 Triton abO1t the moral character Of the Rev
Henry Ward Beechcr, he was afterwards
strangely anxious 20 suppress; 80 much 80 that
when IiltOn threatened 70 publish the Wood
stock letter In the gsjIea Ace ii Bowen did not
pay him - 900, Mr.: Bowen Instantly Welded TO
the demand. WIS; ,oas IN The letter. and Thv
was the writer 80 unwilling that il should zee
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