, 1874-08-14

so w farn fennaar . over choose to produce tin roa
ar H". otTow between nfonon md tho roport
said with thten rnfnre,dal IL this WY: "lt las bool
laye bcon tIrcateoodix % your Stnsomont thnt yo,
tn iaaa nfn pooa' threatened, but tpso WIN hmm
ho ooht KNOW tint nm nut ttn 1nnS ~ nsiqs ~
threatened. layo 0' 'uo ''l"n 10 be
DONE NOTHING uNpEn Trnr.r
l toar nobody enough to lie for t;.o,,, ,,:,
n'1,a tuIn hoooy enough to Ito for tlon ba. If lin
| OF my conccrn." ''''o ~ IN noho
o,,1 nsH,no ~ ueenoi to think you looked ooruorca
Mnu alshcarto'ed WHOM YOU loft te Cnunt,oa
| 1onh1 aitor reading your statement" ''''eo'
c1o o,,d 'ot cufhorcd, and had met no obsta-
",v o,u, a'u 1lblo was nono In my lnth, / wnY NH
1s,E.S ~ eahhot afford to bo angry, A1,uer ~
hus,uors unuisl'o passion to bo indulgod t. NV
Near tho oloso Of tho conversation 1rou,to,,
nmn'eu uaa e M ttto Influence utlor Which ito ind
aetoa III this wiho: "s'A '' ''ao
-. - -, have have been candid aud open To al. h,yo
ever Htnl! tlo tim rrs,,lt viii s,ow ~ III tni M
i'a hayo not boon inilaoneca by tucats. fss lsro
M, iNFLu.NcED ny FEELING or aoop-w1,,,
Guilty, mud who cout1 not no care Of f' tna n,,-
teelvos. refer to lilo famitios co,1cgrne ratior
tnnh to tito principals. II, my own int,n,n,'t
aliHu by lilo counao Of tho bcat atlYlser wi,on
Suulo Heeufo II, THO chso. tito statement whfnl, +
iSst .' nhlo TO tho Comlnitteo is fuH;if}sb]o an
Jnss; nor, In my opinion, and feo a,1ro in tbnt
=; t;ry Every honorable nnn, could i,ayc pursued a
tulneioht COURSE. thluk that when tic fnrtu
1ocolne fully known, my statcmont viii In
oouanuu s; III tho iuilost solHo an honorable ono."
II tho course of tho conversation. In RI.
niarkoa thnt Lis planH wore yet undccidcl nm tn
Ky ~! h'ay at l1s country plnce ut Narrava,mett
fiof. Ho had yacht 10 Bail a,M son,o ot,,or
!loaaant bits OF Foa-life to attend tn. nn1 snI
ne. ~ don't think tlloro will bo 10 ml,c tronhi..
takon to lind mo this tin,c.'' 'o|''''
1ho above Interview took r}aco OIL n ra;1ro,,] /
{rali tran, going in the direction Of Narragamsott
aaye llo ~ satisfied with what Mou1ton Inns done
s.tisngt +" nm ntso convinced tllat tlo g,ntc- |
ltoni winch no has prepared, or tho muit1 fnrta
sl,1c It contaiue mus Bonner or iator nco i' si'a
1ehs: Aitor 60 much excitement uuon thin nuh- |
"cs 1t Will bo impossible to uonceil tho trut,
ma III tho courts I'LL tho facts muBt be hu,,w,
'toutton tlaH said that should be much mura 1ur
'rlecu@t full statomont than Deccher, and Lo Ina
70 iottora from ms which TO mt ron,onLnr nni
u which have not Copioa. Had Tint sIntninnnt
'ecn 6lVon to tho Committee, and through tIcn,
Q tue worltt, am convinced TINT nothing fur-
uet "ould bo required to establish tho tr1,Lh uf
~ statomont. and God knows TINT | hayo toii
no solemn md awful truth. I asIsed Con, l}ut-
u w WY Moulton lid not present hs Statement
sheo onmittoe. His reply was pus in tha
uuution: VIVA r'|' N4 VIZ
DO you WANT 70 K1L1 DEEcuEn?,
-, /" Moll'ton hni been III couY,Ant cousuttnt;op
1tn bttler, ni1ti Inns followed hiH adyico nnd'
"Vlng no ll!,will toward l3ccclter, lo wn, nnv, |
as, even nfter Beechors letter Tna wrtinn - |
ithhod tho factH." "S'''e'' ~