New-York tribune., 1875-02-26

came time when ne refused any longer 10 follow Mouons
lead in this matter That Is tho only crime which has
changed the friend. for whom Moulton wou'd sac
ce so much to save the enemy he now hates and would
do much to destroy. Mr.. Mouton has Been
pains explain 10 the public bis motives In Offering anu
maintaining this friendship 1t seems that was the peace
Of families the interests Of Plymouth church. the cause OF
Christianity which moved this heather to undertake the TASK
Of maintaining in the first pulpit Of America the man who'
what Moulon says OF him be true, deserves 70 nA'o
his bye-word and Kissing among men 10 preserve
the peace OF families Mr. Moulton willing to introduce
man whom he now says pscced seducer into his own
household to recommend him to the confidence OF bis own
wife, place his child under bis teachings, TO invite MN
to his table, to leave him In bedroom with hs own "e
for four hours listening with compscency TO her narrative o
the n which she had afectonately tucked MIN up
the sofa, and kissed him on the forehead the
tears Of sympathy streaming down her cheeks' 10
protect the interests OF Plymouth church. an insti
tuition which he now hates with bitter hatred because
IL sl believes what he originally said Of s pastor He was
anxious to deceive that church into accepting the mnsaon
Of whom he chancerizes as awolf In the ioid'
and reoced seeing this continue to preach the doctrines
Of Christianity from that pulpit To promote the interests
that Christianity in which he did not believe and to honor n
God whose no used except as byewod he tens
you now he told hundreds OF lies that he invented AL
manner schemes he beed men, that he coa1ed
Others that he made his wife the associate and copsnon
Of prostitutes and divided her lips between his own kiss and
OF Victoria Woodhula this and more he as"hhg
to do In behalf Of these great interests which, his story D.
true could only been truly served from the hrst moment
BY casting the alleged criminal from his place OF trust ana
protecting families from the wills and ntrgues OF
seducer
But when the time that Mr. Moultons interests were
touched when he thought that his good name such as
was to be injured which he had not hcstaed 10 dehle
by with sinks OF nfamy his regard for the peace OF
families the interests OF Plymouth Church ana ior he
Christianity suddenly vanished and he devoted MN
SELF with blind fury and with single aim to the grahcaoh
Of revenge.
A BITTER SATIRE ON MR. M0ULT0NS CONDUCT.
But, gentlemen, you must not allow yourselves,
for moment imagine that Mr. Mouton who told hundreds
Of ies for the the Christianity in which he did not be-
eye will tell single fsehood for the sake OF himself
You imagine that the who would gladly associate
with prostitutes and take pleasure In seeing them kiss MS wie
OF the honor Of the Chuich and the good OF So
cey would dream OF assocang with prostitutes for hs own
pleasure Oh mol When Francis D. Mouon steps upon THIS
witness stand seeing the for whom he acknowledges
deadly hate sitting before him. takes an oath upon the "os
pes which he reads and In tue name OF God whose
existence s to him jest he suddenly becomes absolutely
truthful demands Of you with unhesatng confidence hs
YOU shall not doubt a single word that he uttersl