New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
WOMAN SUFFRAGE GOSSIP.
MISS ANTHONY BELIEVES IN TILE EFFICACY OF S.


MISS ANTHONY BELIEVES IN TILE EFFICACY OF ST.
LENCE.
Mrs. Henry B. Stanton has again been in.
terrogated by Argus reporter but little that s new
was elected aud only reiteraton OF the former
statements greater detail The reporter appears to
have been about the correctness and truhul-
ness Of the previous publication, and Mrs. stanton
sured him by saying that the report correctly
printed and the statements made by her true. sha
admitted however that after the story told by her,
to the effect that Mr. Tton had alluded his wifes in
detes in order to illustrate phase OF social life.
published by Mrs. Woodruff, Mr. Tilton denied that he
| had ever told Mrs. Stanton anything of the kind
Mrs. Stanton was asked II she had heard, since the
| publication Of The Argus report, from Miss Anthony,
whom she had quoted the authority for the story that
Mrs TltOD had confessed her oenses her Mrs.
ton answered that she had aud tnat Miss Anthony had
said she very unwilling to anyt hing about the
matter; she considered 1t would be breach OF
fdence."
Another correspondent OF The Argus had inter.
view with Miss Anthony since the publication Of Mrs.
Santons story and therein she not only again pomtedy
rebukes the violation Of confidence OF which Mrs san-
ton appears 10 be guilty. but plainly declares Mrs.
Stanton IN The following is the conversation on
this point published. Miss Anthony having package
of her books on her lap for sale at the time:
Miss Anthony-I do not propose TO do any one njus-
ce by word or sence prefer that you should not ask
any questions.
orrespondeDt-I appreciate your sentiments Madam.
but public exceeding impatient for Information
that Will clear up the clouds ana solve this mystery.
Mr. Tton has undertaken 10 throw stones at OF tho
best in America and an anxious 10 hear the word
which shall convict him OF slauder, AMI clear Mr..
Beeebers reputation.
Miss Anthony-Ihkewise appreciate your 'ceInge, SIR
but cannot enghten you. Not II you 10 purchase
the entire edition OF books, az IS apiece, would
voluntarily abuse the confidence which has been reposed
me IN this matter
Correspondent-You seem TO give credence to Mrs.
Stanton's statement
Miss Anthopy-I Will not answer upon this point.
Nothing car be repeated twice alike: and hat Mrs.
Stanton has got things little mixed Is Lot strange.
am only speaking negatively for myself.
reporter OF The Utica Herald met with quite poor
success IN questioning her this subject Among
things she said: Provided did tell Mrs Stanton
and my brother, which do not admit, they
what has been accredited them. very ungra-
thing them do. No able repeat what
another says, and correctly represent the speaker To
attempt it lsinyariaby to do injustice" To further ques-
tiOns Miss Anthony replied pleasantly, but sic generally
managed TO nothing She declined positively 10
deny that she had said what Is attributed her as 10
admit her authority When reminded that telling her
brother and Mrs. Stanton what Mrs Tton said her
in violation OF her principle above announced she
replied that she had not admitted telling them, and
If she had their treatment OF the confidence
warning she ought not forget. " What know" she
said. learned in way that forbds my repeating 10
for the public qualification The Plymouth Committee
is not tribunal that fully develop the matter,
granting that 1t has the disposition"