, 1874-09-01

vcBt1gation aro ono by ono botakiug themselves
to tho country there to pass in quiet tile roBt OF
what las beon to them a busy summer; and,
now tIlnt their work OF villifying alr. Tilton IL
done, they have taken to volbaliy assailing one
another about little insignificant points, sl1ei aa
Cartlaity IN giving certain journHla news. IL
would soou, that thoy. havo lcconso no acci's-
toned to saying harsh things about somenody,
that tl!ey actually cannot rcBt happy Without
keeping it up.
MoULToN AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
From. the Nep York Tribune, Afg. %.
At tho ctose Of tile oxorciBos when tie at-
dienco roBo to retro, hfr. Moulton. accompanied
by friends and policcn'on in uniform and ono or
moro detectives in citizens dress at his aide.
made his way from tho reporters table toward
Tho lcft-l,and rear entrance Of tho audience..
room. before ho reached tho door small
crowd Ind scttloa closu about htu', some ot
whom hooted ut him aud applied Insulting
epitless, AS he wns pasBing through tho inner
door, wlcro tho crush behind Wa worry Eovosc,
tl.e most boiuterous demonstrations wore made.
Onn Did 1nan aprang forward With great show
Of raCo, trying to strife or to scizo hold OF Mr.
Moniton. Several police-oAicors noN intertered,
pag p t dl g SIestsaus eSIwSsn Hf viii 0aS se
%as Siae' iineus nSf no'ni 10 the Es'iway, E 6at
LII. Monlton and his friends had hardly reaceed
tho marrow alley alongside the church Doioto
squad Of police. Half "hy down tho alloy thoy
overlook him, md 10 was again In danger OF
personal violence. 1t was respcctabla-looktng
crowd, elsoit might DO termed mon Dut a2r
1Io wns hurried through tho alley, thu darknoaa
serving to h,Ie him. aud Aa friends protecting
him from attack ns vol ns they could, until,
when he rcachod tho iron gale opening upon tho
Orange-straet sidewalk, another crowd mot him;
mud general rush WAS made. An additional
roliec.iorce hero threw themselves into the
n.:d8t .llcir clubs aud threats cut the Dir with
ean an BY Fnd s% o affee s
During all tllH timo tho crowd waB noisy with
rxc,tntnent. The stroot resoundod with the mob.
like shouts Of "Ciub him !" s'Kroch him down."
"shoot hi.n!" Tho police,uoa wore thick, aud
weyo ablc to prevent any personal injury to Alr:
Monlton, but whilo ho entored his carriage, it
was ontiraiy surrounded, and an attempt waa
nlnde to hold it back. A few rash onos canghe
tho brides Of tho horseas others, less rGck-
less, but equally excited md unreasonable,
ueszed hold Of the wheels md stops and Doors
Tho horses wero facing down Orange street,
n1ld, when Mr.. Mou1ton and ono or tXo friends
Mero saley iaido Cart. boarse o. the e., see9na ss
was quickly laid upon tho horses. tho driver
turned them sharply around, scattering those
who wero trying to dota1u tile carriages. Whrl-
Ing along Orange street, tile hotaas upon a',s re-!
sounding forth reproaches, until the casrtago
hHd turned up Henry street., and had PASSED
p|ock or two, Tho cnrriugo waH driven alonE
Hourly street to Montague. thence to ! Hicks q
Btrcei, aud thence to Reulaon street, No. 40. tho
residence Of Mr.. Moultotl. Tho Eentoman I'M
mediatoy alighted, and. with two or throe
friends aud Capt. Browne, walked nervousiy to
tho st"pa just as q trio Of reporters reached tho
door. The outer and inner doors were closed
bohiud thom, but hardly a momefe Inter tho bell
Eas Bharply pulled, md Mr.. Moulton himself
followed hia servant to the door.
lie presented the appearance Of man who
4o1 frrfvt .xf11f frfnl n
fight hiH hair disturbed. his face flushed, his
coat runlcd md his whlto parsaloonB aoilod.
Although he llud preserved hia solf-possession
pn his way out Of tha church, in spite Of
tho dunger no near ut hand, but 81 he stood In
tho door llo exhibited much excitement and no
little indignation. Sinking tho reporters ha1ltl
ha laughiugly said TINT ho did not wish to bo
interviewed after such o 2 scene aa had Just
pas:,ed, but, Rnid ho ~ will say ono thing If
Plyulo.,th Church retusoB to hoar minority OF
one Plymouth, Church must DO worry weak /
dou't wonder" io addod' for Plymouth Church
las 'yindicnted Nh adultcror." Mr. btoulton
theu stopped out upon tho atoop md inquired Of
severn! Ut tho foot Of tho stea what he could dc
for thom. Thoy Withdrew without replying. ailt
ho turucd to tho reporters and said: "Thert
MAS only one bravo man among that congroga'
From ths heeo York st49,, 4Mg. e. c,.,,..,
tho reporter again visited him, Ana found hii'
quito l1ldisturbed by the stormy scene IN Which
"It was The mott disgusting instance or theo
logical cowardico," he said. II ever Witnessed
was in D minority Of one aga!nHt 2g9o, an
they need hardly havo been afraid to allo" M
to speak. bud right to do 80 Tor two rea
sot,U: Firstly, ns representative OF my VIE
who il member of Plymouth Church; and
secondly, in my own defense: sent g pori9ctl
inoireuaiqo noto TO tho Chairman Of tho Com
lut thoy rofascd to hear mo-, However, ha
tho satisfaction Of voting. and though SCENE
to be in tho minority, wls tho only one thei
who voted right. 1'dont think am msn t
sorry for It. Had / been permitted t
sloak / should not have 1cfcrrod t
tho intercourse botweon Bcechor and Mrf
Ititon, but Should certainly hnve Bpokon OF III
other occasion when Mr. Beecler came to N
house aud told me Of q rnpo he lad com'nltte
upon anotlor woman, who thteatonod to oxpoa
him. asked him what kind Of a man ho sur
q tala like that: He said l,o wanted my aseis
auce. and advised him to obtain rotrnetion,
possible, from the woman. He succeeded IN .go
ting paper exonsrntiug him, md brought 1t t
ms. Tint retraction + haye now in my poaHeI
s.on. did not produce It boforo tho CoIntn
toe, but I shall show it to tho Judge OF tho 6t
pEelno Court whom tho propor time conies."
After some further romarks about tho repo
OF tho Committee. Which MIR. Moulton tho,Igl
would do hr.. Doocher moro harm than goo
with the public, 10 spoko OF tho pnator's atas
mont. "1Io ea,H am lovcr OF intrigue. oil
q remark OF Lady Montague might DO applied
mo; That I could not carve oabbago untosn
stolo upon it from bollind and did 1t by stoalti
should appreciate tho wit OF this qnotatie
moro thoroughly il hadn't heard Mr: Boeohe
use it boforo both with reforonce to Iii. shoa
Hull aud AIr. Clovoland.9
I From tho fetu York Herald, dua. %.
The appearance OF Alr. Frank Moulon at Il
mcoting was An unfortunate ovent, which lol
unpleasant and unexpected sceues. We enuat
pardoued by tho church II we are reminded BY
Of Emanuel Chapel, which IL 90 graphically q
scrlbcd by Dtoaons In tho Tiokwick papora.A
Prof. Raymond will ploaso oxcnBo us II =
compare him to Mr.. btiggns, tho shephord, al
1t IL impossible no: to look upon III. Aiotllton
tue Tony Weller Of Brooklyn. No ono who h
road tho chapter in which, old Mr. Weller appea
resemblance to tho Plymouth meeting. "Whe
b. tho atnnhrf whsrs !a tue tnierabls sinner