New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

him out Of BROOKLYN at the peril OF undergoing gave
tgstion for scandal thon he is tainted a. oon.p..Y'
agsint Beecher, and stands A. conspratof fr"@ .,
10 this That conspiracy Is formed, and the only -
there s about II s when did Mr. Moulton enter that co
aey Now We say that charge WAS the charge OF Adult
w. IA no, no..be that n Theodore Ton Is made OF tn
oes and blooJ that other men made Oft not possioe
he carried that terrible secret his breast for SIX monh
he had known what he professos 70 hAFo ~ ~
there would have been nothing left OF iheoao'e ,"o
but his skeleton confronted Henry Wara beecne W
that terrible night in December do not believe a' !
man can carry locked within bis bosom any sue"
terrible secret a. that and remain undsturoed'
But had not disturbed Tton On that night he s'oou sh
feet two In his stockings, fat, sleck and happy meeting "
Beecher and negotiating with him on business matter ~
bringing before him accusations which Beecher sd mau'
fecng the business Of Tton and winding up with an ACCUSE
ton that his wife had confessed undue anecon ior @
and had charged him with having attempted her virtue Ih'
the charge was adultery gentlemen proved ron rue ~
that on the 2 no had stated his accusation against beecher
Bowen and not charge OF adultery but was acua8e
OF improper advances unhandsome advances lie 'e 10"
that he had madc that accusation against Beechef o
ton the same day. ,
Now these are the two first occasions in the history OF this
case where we find that Tton giving public utteanee 70
these and those utterances consist OF cnge
Improper proposals and not OF adultery Woud ne uaeu
after having said Henry c. Bowen that Mr beecnef VI"
guilty OF improper advances the 26h and 70 mouon tue
time, TO turn around aud i0"J ""'N
with the crime Of adultery the sh Here he had got three
witnesses to confront him and prove the fsehood OF tna
charge II he made iBowen Oliver Johnson who was pres
eat Francis Dr. Moulton In the presence OF tfeo "
he had said four days before that that charge was charge OF I'M
advances Would he dared to have done hat In e
face of that suddenly about and but four Gays
Afterwards repeat charges adultery upon Henry "au
Beecher, shall not stop there, gentlemen WIN 'uS
case We shall show you that Mr. Tton has stated 70 not
less than five different people Of the highest espectaoVo
any city, whose reputation STANDS uhques
toned in naatng that which took place between
himself Henry Ward Beecher that might've sha sho"
you that he said that he charged Henry Ward Beecher win
improper proposals. and nothing else We shi sho"
TO one OF tbe persons he made declaration within week
after the interview occurred.
IL is man OF the highest character whom most OF you vi"
know when he IL presented the witness stand IL was
man who had OF the intimate friends OF Theodore III
ton and Theodore Tton in relating to him hs dhcues De-
tween and Mr. Beecher charged Mr. Beeer IN thst IN
teryew with being the OF his overthrow with Bowen lie
said that got him turned out here he and his we ana
Mrs responsible for the loss OF place ana POSITION
which he had suffered and then he told him that Henry ward
Beecher had guilty OF improper proposals to his we ana
that he him this evening OF the 3)n al Mou
toms house. and charged him with IL face TO race Anu
we shall show you further gentlemen that he told TINS person
that Henry Beecer denied and when he denied II ne
told him. you don't believe that Elizabeth has made this
charge 90 and for YOURSELF aud Beecher vert
We shall show you that say by not less than five different
persons to whom Mr. Tton has given that narration But we
shall show you gentlemen have shown you more
We have shown you that that the truth from the written tes
mony OF Theodore Tilton himself