New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
@ Including tAi. Of Mr. Bcecher, A. Including that. re-.
MIs. MOULOTN's REMARKS ABOUT TIE
pORTRAIT


O. DO you know Mr.. Andrew Mclean A. u
The Eggk
Mr.. Fullerton
Mr.. Shesrnsn-Yes Of TIE Fdgf>.
The witncss-I have me. him; yes. Sir
@ You know Mr. Andrew McIean' A. Yes. SIR.
q lie Is Brooklyn gentleman A. Yes, Sir
q DO yon remember conversation with him sbolt Mr
Beccber when looking at thar portrait showing 10 dont
understand your question.
q Do you conversation with that generna, uhl.
you were exhibiting him Nr Beecher portrait, neves
romemter exhibiting Mr. Beechcrs portrait him pa,
ticusdy.
q DO you remember in November December 1872 In
your parloss expressing to Mr Andrew Mclean in view T.
and In reference 10 the portrait Of Mr. Bcche your con
Gdeoce and admiration for him. A. think expressed my
admiration for Mr. Beechcr dont remember tho exad
conversation but think expressed perhaps my alnhoa
for Mr. Beecher butcertanly my confidence 10 him.
You quite you did express Jour confidence
him A. 1 am quite sure.
q And nothing eqIiva!entl A. don't know exactly hs
conversations know have Away, spoken everyone Of ny
admiration Of Nr B,eche<
q Did you ssy to Mr. Mclean that he "purc man 80
A. | don't remember saying that,
O And s"gVod man. A. don't remember having sad
that
O And "entlrely Innocent OF the woodhsu charsesr A.
No Sir never ,ais that to anybody.
q Nothing Of TIC kind A. No Sir TO anybody
q DO you now rem nbcr hayn. had conversation VITA
Mr.. McLcsn' A. / remember Mr. Mclean waiting in our
plor FOR M Monitor and remember his calling attention.
to Mr. Bccchcr, portrait and think It q1e likely that
pressed admiration for Mr. Btecher which have
failed TODD.
q Never WHAT A have always expressed my admiration
ofhim.
q Nov, you qrts that you dill not say 10 M
ncI,an part Of your admiration that he was pure
man. A I certainly have said MAT 10 anybody
q Can you give the language you did Mr. Mclean.
in expressing your admiration for Mr. Beeshe' A. No, Sir;
csnnst.
a. DO You remember the occasion Of Mis- Emily Faithful
who lbi:k vas English phanthropist being heret A,
Yer SiC
q An1. your sidas her reception At your hod-e' A
don't ,hlk gave her reception SIZE spcu six weeks with
u- but dudn; that time dont remember that ever hsi
sny pou particularly
. Did you not have a social reception. leyee.
meeting u invited guca. on the occasion OF MS
Faithful. being At your house. A. We invited number u
friends IN her any reception, or 'eyec largo
cutainment
O. Not large entertainment? A. Not that remember.
O. Well did you part in any public reception elsewhere
than your house. for MS Faithui' A went with Mis-
Faithful Stenwsy Hal when she delivered 3
lecture there and attended reception given TO Miss faithful
by Ms Billiard 81 Tn rty ninth street.
O. Mrs Builird Of Thirty ninth street in New York; A.
Yes, Sir.
O. DO you remember calling on Mr. Beccher and inviting
him prc-ie A. Preside At the reception at Mrs.
Billiards.?
O. Yes A. No, Sir don't remember that invited HIM
O. Or at the Steinwsy Hall meetins' A perhaps. ssked
him to 90 don't remember that asked him to preside
O. DO you remember when that wss' A. Wei. think I!
must have been in 1853.
O. is,3 you mean : A. 1873.
O. Now don you remember that yol called especially st
MIR Ncechers house give that invitation sad that you $50
him. aud cave t' A. remember distinctly calling ~ Mr.
Beechcr's house aud seeing him
O. CInterrptiugl -And seeing M Bcccber snd inviting
him, A. Bat don't remember that called to him on
that business.
@ Do you remember now Mr.. Moulton any interview
with Mr. Beecher saying to him thu to this effect am
afraid that my husband aud M Tton lave oyerrached your
A. don't remember usins those woris.
@ You don't remember anything Of that kinds A. No,
these words. don't remember Of conveying any such
sage as that Mr. BceGhcr remcmber often eKpresdns
great that tc truth would out in spite OF hns-
band cndcavor TO keep It quiet
Q. And Mr. Tilt0n'sg A. Yes; and Mr. Tions
Q. You remember that, but you do not remember giving
the Of expression that your husband and Mr.
Triton had ogeucecaed imy !. do not remember that no.
Sir.
@ Do you asking Mr. Dcccher Il lie fear.
your husband and M Ton had ogecached him' A.
No. Sir.
q Nothing Of that kindS A. do not remember that
precision at al--no, Sir.
O. you remember Mrs Mouon. having seid sny per-
That your husband and Mr. iton hal oCucacnd the Old
man meaning Mr. Beecber' A. do remember At al.
that sentence "Oyene0chns Mr Beecher' Tho old
man.
q Well. do You put II upon the word "oyerreaci-
ing :" You know what that Was it any equiv
alent word A. No; ] have always had ycry
great fear that my husband would never be able 70
keep quiet while he has tried very hard to do i he has
tried to both Mr. Beechc AID Hr 1itou faithfully yet
have alw feared that Mr. Toa when ho has been forced
answer lac woali tel the Who'll, story that has beca
my only fear
G. You think a you observed that Che getting out u
Or circumstances.
q. Operatin. upon him-don't YOU 4. Perhaps