New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-08
The NEXT WITNESS N TWO NIGHTS.

THE NEXT WITNESS IN lNO Li'4A
WHAT MR. MoULTOS HAS SAID TO MEMBER' Or ilI
PRODUCE ExCHiYGE-MAYoR HUNTER O'i'
STRONG LANGUAGE.
f. ID. MoultOn spent large part Oh yc9'o'
dav at his house. In the afternoon MI Moul'oh was
.een IN conversation vita Mr. EltOn aad MF' IH'ou
corrsl : D Morris In front OF the OH lie Of Mt MorIS
Mr. Mouton said yesteriay that he still tnouEH'
that peace might be kept or restored Oo'"e'
the persons controversy. he uoo'Ai .n
he had thought from the nFst S""'
case could be settled aud that he felt 1t MS duS ~
all that ne could In interest OF good Ie7l'hs'
c,ttned that he mad done all he could 20 preFenV ~
riltou's bring NJ his grievances before the puoo ~
had tried TO keep him from writing 10 tno NJ
Bacon and wnen he found he could not DO tua' III P
vailed on NJ. piltOn 70 modify the most impo' 'A"' ~
tnce Al "A 10 leave room for pcaceaOle Adjustment
the controversy He had also made efforts 10 leI''
Mr. Tfton not 70 present statement TO the Comm''ee
For four wears he asserted be had abored 20 r.
press everything tuat threatened open hostility anu Ho
insisted mat warrant for the aS'er''o"' "
those who assums that he proposes 10 I1.Ac '''e"
~ Nj Beecher's Injury.
W B. Barber. a grain merchant, residing ~ ~
1855 Lafayette.ave. Brooklyn. made yrstt'iS '"'
following statement over uls own ''sha'4i' ."
Ign paper
There need be no uneasiness IA the public m nj As 10
what viii be the character OF NJ. Moatuns lca'ihU.
bciOre the Committee Plymouth Church' l. u,
Moulton IA man OF truth AMI yerlcitY whose ~,
should weigh straw uciJrc siIl '''h n'' 80 -" -.
testimony mast exculpate hr Br"cAer run 49, ,,-
cha re Of crimluay with Ars. IitJn Shofii' az
the publication OF SAID scandd' 10y Tue - 30,
M0ultou declared 10 there Was MOI ."l " - -,
TIE cnar.rs Of crImiuali;y against hr breeher a -
language strong ana Impressive scouleu tnT ,,yrd
auv -uch conduct Oh the pdrt OF MI beecNci ~ 80
Mrs Ti.Ju. These KIND OF -lii'ih hl' 1t Lli
I many other. Ihrcc gentlemen 'jihu'H''i ~ -.
ais to converse upon the -du tct OF the -caunt gu
1Jor 81 tue Produce EXcaanss On lirs'i' IAS !" -,
I nue OF tpcm remarked ihat MII.fon haI decAIIu ~,
Aim that Mr. Beechcr was hAocth. ga L' ,'irt ~,
crialna.lt, W4.H Mrs.. IitJu, NhcGtupOi lIt u.4.t
botn tted he had SAID he same tHihs I" 'nrl' -
necessary viii give the names I'd u, ,'' Z,
/ iesIcd 10 -. .
Tn1gryr reporter called on NJ Barber last night 70
GET tine names OF these gentlemen, and % ascertain
whether ne would make any further statements con
corning M Moutou. or the Investigation "a general
Mr. Barber Al hrst declined answer ans 1ars.'' OF
10 ..ve The names H. declared jnat there were Aiiy
men VINO would tell tho same story those referred TO-
but roT special reason he said ne could give 10 names
BeDg pressed to state his why, IA th' lice Oh
his published orr 10 give names az necessary, hc
now refused do AIr. Bar1or uIaiy ..t 10
state them zone OF ihen," SAID he. is hu Williams
a 81 pJui!derO NevYOrk, ami the Otner 4 reporter
Of The Journal or Commerce named wynnns." Tho
third name he declined to state. but aldei tit ths
r,porter would call AZ the Produce Exchange. Monday
morning he would show him fifty men who WOiIl MAS
the same statements those whose names are gwen
The BROOKLYN Eugie quotes Mayor Hunters REMARK 10
n rpp3rtpr: Nj. Mlult1n is very wary ieIlo"' anu
,lcv won't get much ont out OF hlm think Thai "n'h
all the flcts come ont il will be shown that TINS mas
been a case OF biackma all through tAihA 'uA' NJ
Beecuer has been blacknal.cd Oy I|Joh ior tue '"'
tbr. or four years. and the backmains has been done
through the medium .; MOuItOn. guess NJ bee''o'
has been struck very heavily too