, 1875-06-09

tnjurlouh lmprtatinns upon 4 gentleman who
nAh \ 1osdrr it not tho leader. ct tho Urooktyp
Lar, aud through him upon thu csso which he
BIT. EvAr!a shen spoks Of tho lottos Of Mr.
!soccher to Monton. sometimes known - tho
"TtR6ed-edge }sttor," which showed how cuu.
n'pgiy 11lson and Monlton lad begun 70 work on
tuo tee'nE4 Of necchor IN respect to oompunc.
dono to .Tilton 1t also bhowed tho ro-
stoted relations betHeen t1,ene rarties He read
tho letter which Was dated Feb. T.. 1872. and b.
Ran by an account of meeting Tilton In the cars
nor, aud had LONG conTosbalon with him. lio
then rofosteu 10 tho Subsequent noto from Mrs
TtIton. ln which sho said hns husband
FELT BAD TOWARD. MfM,
sna toohehs ~ "ae Mt doing what ha could TO
help lin; This Az. Evas.n sn,d, showed tho
ri ple "htoh sucl!ed into . st1oam. Deechos
.snt on In this letter to speak Of
the feeling tle thought. Tl!ton had, and
which ho tbonght olonl.ou shared. that
gard 10 tno Golden Age. This latter WA full OF
htronR feeling. aud showed tho Bsno unmoao.
1red conpunctiou and selt-reIroach which Mr.
beecber had previously manifested for h's share
II in the ln.sfoltanss Of Iilton. Strangely enough.
awered 1y Monlion. although It maa letter
which called for M ansuer, II there bad boon
Any stucerlts 10 ths pretended relations Ut Moui-
ton With Deoc1let. Aonlton Was
for obtaining monev from Beeche1, without max
in8 an opo'' demand. 1l1, Evarts thou spoke Of
Moui!ou'b magnificent proposition to pay $1,000
nu. of htk own pocket, rather than have BcocLes
stsf Y % %srys s ..ss .a out Gi 's noxen
"a h 10 vol! snew that nothing Ia resaro to Bow
cn'e afEntts could tsoube Iccchel. AZ Uurke
sasd: Poverty could attoid to bo gou-
orouA III It's ptomlses." This 67,0U0
tnatter Was curious affair. and ho doubled Il
even T4ltoa had got to tho bottom Of It yo:,
When hc ohtainou tho nsonoy, ho could not ro-
fratp from chuckle over It. lie wisted to
movo tho oocklcs Of Moulsoa'A heart 10 laughter,
and as aioulton was not present, 10 sent WITH
for the enrichment OF old" 1Iow II went for
THE ISn1cnhxar or OLD FRIENDS
waa apparent from tho oyideuce. Tho basls Of
tho capital Of TOO Golden Age consisted Of bali
wers to b. delivered Triton by responsIble sub
ecribdfs when he uaated tho sun. Six Thousand
dollars obtslnod in this wAv bad boen speut, but
bali the snEserlptious unpaid arc Us good
~ ~, ,PPas Pasld' I,!ton deposited tho e7.ooo
$4,000 wero appzol ratcd to repay adyauees
made By Woodruff aud 1'obineon. which le was
not obliged to Eopay, except IN caso Of thsao
the generosity and kindly fooilug which ounning-
" Bubtraotcd $6,1a0 from Dowen's $1,000, and
eunalngly replaced $1,000 Of It Immediately by
., WORKING tfoA TUE GENEROSITY or BEECHKH.
Ihia HAe tonarkatlc case Of good nauage-
that 1t waH without parallel ia tho carocr Of tbs
original Of Sir Philip sidney. lLaugltcr.1
Poor Dcecher all tho while thought hs troubles
Tero sprinGng out ct tho ground. Ho did not
know that riIton was goiog around u q talc-
bearer. sowing soed8 of ulisch.cf.
Tho counsel hero read from tho "ragEtd-
edRo tetter Dcechsr'o description Of the DIM
cnlties thae surrounded htm-hia psolestation
that he wAs not sciish, but ready to do 4in part
was tho result Of tba policy Of silence imposed
on llu by 1ilton and Mouison. Counsel o1-
planned tho clause ~ am ready to step down
and out i ny destruction will says Tll.on. I
an ready for the sacrillcc." He said this meant,
lopcc, he Was ready. "a nc said, on tho June aftor
TO step do"n frum tho pulpit, II tho investigation
would como. Counsel argued that this letter
MAS
tNcoNafBTENT WITH GUILT,
for guilty man docs not voluntarily parade his
guilt III writing. The patcnt would conceal tho
conceal from bis lawyer wIas would
6e confession Of guilt, Il the law
Bcecher's letter arc 10 many oonscssions OF gnilt
made to Moultou. TheBo we're honest but iniu-
dicionn setf-roproaches Of = 1nan uho lAd acted
on tho impulse Of doing good to others. So
L.
forwards sought 10 rsnd him. This outpourinE
was msdo because Beorhor ia tendcrar than
others, moro BenaisiVo than others, and these
oycrtloTinps Of pity, and dcapair OF ropalriug
what mischief Was dono. were picked as
50 MANY coNYE8eIOH6 or otr1LT
By hatdened sinueE but ha.daned sinners do
not confoss At Ill,
Counsel next read letter Of Desolier's to
Mculton. in which occuts tho passsgo about hts
nXi9g under = cloud, t1lnksn. every moment
m III HH EAH4I fnn |,
bis hilthrlBht found no place for repentance.
though 10 sought II Elth teArs. This hitter, 70.
marked EsArtB, wRn but continuation OF tho
sans gloomy aud exaggerated expressions.
tho conclusion OF tho trpartito agreement, uh.s.
portuG abou: Doecher. Decches's let.es OF Juno,
1872, 10 which ho hpoko OF
'AowES's TngACHEnous Wu!srERfAus,
Bowen bad ever told him {Clatluu) tllo facts,
shsot. EyaTts said meaut If bowen Lad auy
1ow chargos-if there waA any lower dopth ii,
nonenB capacity for slandcr. 1t this polut Mira.
Al0ulton's testimony Was takon up, and Eva1ta |
SAID he would first briefly direct attention to !
what occurred prior to Juuo !, 1872. Ou tho |
10Th OF April. Ti1ton had got Tho Gokien Ago |
after 70 1o~on In typo, and had slips Of |
t. Wllkeeon. oae Of tue most brilliant |
men whom Dr.. fott had ever educated, who has |
:he rock. found evidence Of desire to ahut |
Beechor out. mhiIo othofs made publications, |
md, therefore,
FunL1sHEp TIE Tn1rAnr1TE AGREEMENT.
Ou tile Sltt Ti!tou prepared card for pub|icA- |
lou. aud had The effrontery to hubmit 1t to him,
a which WAS incorporated Moulton'a lnt1norau.
lnm Of the conversation with Doechor. On soe- |
ng tha, leocllo1's ansmer vAa, "lf you publish |
his, will publish that (nhowlng him ttie card
It rcsigna,ion). Ho had maintained the roIIcT |
It nilonco swo ycars, but II that wAs published
here should 10 - ,nyestiRatIou, aud tho facts
naat ba made public. Woll. says I.ltou, vii !
lot publish.
Hero tho noon rooeba wan taken.
Altar ,ocess. Mr. Evsrta SAID that on tho
Lat Of May. Ueecher having lsced tho si,uaton
Produced by 1ilsone threat to publish somo-
hing, Triton suddenly sAw thcro was no neces-
a.y for him TO publish, but this matter wasn't
etslod till tho next day {Sunday>. whon : cor
oaPondenco took place between Beecner and
doulton. These loltora followed tho Inter yier
q which Deechcr expressed hls determination to
END THIS uFaA!uhAL roi1cr or SILENCE.
nd hlso followed tho subsequent interview tor
onsu!tstlon between Mouton aud T!tou, tbs
at.sr Of Deecber precludrd tho idea thst thcro
fAs any common consciousnees boknotu these
wo mon Ut my fault or of!enas greater klan
bat which l}eeohor, according 10 h1s own state.
loutS, believed himself to hayo committed in
AtA fan, |