, 1875-12-06

s.. v. White Visits Uoxvcn to Talk Ovor
plymouth Churct, IrolsbIes4

AtW IurE Suta, Ukc.3.
On Tuesday astornoon afr. y. Y. White, tho
Wall street broker who sarvcd un Mr. Lecclle1's
Investigating Committee, cAlled on Mr. Uowon
In tho Independent of1ce. T. talk over plymouth
Church. troubles. Alr. 1sowcn calIod IN witness
to tho conversation, and Mr.. White said that io
chmo to Atr. Uowou as q nlen,ber OF plymouth
Church To tell him that II ho know any thing
against Mr.. DeecLor ho owod it to Mr. neech1r
aud she church TO make. .kuoan what 1t was. lilo
said that lie understood MIR, Bowen's position to
ho that thoro was Just ono too mnny IN plymouth
church, md that oltAer Mt. Doocher or Alr.
lIowou ought to rotlra. Mr.. ueccher was oithor
guilty mAh or Mr., Bowen wns tnalucoro, or, as
Bolne pcrsou antu, . frnnsl. For ono, he Thought
that lii. BoWon ought to declare himAelf. Mr.
1owen'a son Edward 6nId thnt thoao lad beel,
tho aontments OF hia fathor's family for tno
yonrH.
MIR. Dowon said to 1fr. White that 1t wan 10
fault OF Ais own that ho occupied the position ha
did. l1o bad relied, snuch to Afs regret. on tho
the tElpartito agreement agalnss Ills owa iadg~
mcut, but IN tie ASSURANCES OF MT. Ulatlin, who
said that that act would bury the whole thing
forover out Of siKht. Mr. uoWen adlsl that Mr.
Beechcr knew best Of all .uon tho roaaon OF hls
position, aul he maintained bofora tho world
ihnthe WAS tho bsst friend Mr.. Deeehor ever
hni, Two years ago Mr. Cla3iin said thst he
ollght to heo Mr. beecheE, and reconcile ttYe diff
feroncca between then. and Mr. Ciatu wnut to
bring Mr. l}oochor 10 SEQ linn, but Mr.. Dsochor
said that tlloro WIS not pow6r enough in tho
world 10 bring him faco to fato with Dir. Bowen.
"Any n,omAnt UP to that time l would hayo
seen Mr. Deecho1. Now don't know whothor
would or not"
As tho conversation became serious. Mr.Whito
1ghtened II by tcllinE Mr. Howon q joke about
DlA Travers, which ho thought applied to
him. An English Lord who came to thus coun-
yacht. Tt.sera, ltcycFd5 JoAnaou'H son-ln-lau,
owned tho 1aestlcss. and ho was very anxious to
aA1i q raoe With tho Lord, who vaA Is anxious
not to. TFAsc1s invited the Lord to duo with
him in Newport llarbor, hoping that under the
lnollowlnY influence OF victuala and Yanda the
Lord might consent to race. The Lord took
with Inn his brosher-ln.iaw. who VAS instructed
SOU. aud TO dIrors his attention. Itsysta Il
length, suffering - usual. said ~ h-ll-hear
you have a f-fQno yA-yA-yacht Ia lIe to
s.s4sait with yon." Tho brother law promptly
interrupted, "Mr. Travers, do you Know that
your oystora very t.ae in thls country; much
tMe1 than those ac1uss tho watar7 You know I
lave oflon thought to what extent their organ
know, aud whether they sut1et or not whom tLoy
are broi!el, fried, u Blewed. I don't know but
what tAsy may have btaInH. too. you know"
"ies," said T1ayers, ''thoy do have b-b-luatns
cnough to keep lhole II m-tuouths shut" Alr,
Dowon laughed.
Tho conversation was continued in fta previous
esraiu, Mr. Bowen dsftls avoiding all polluted
| hsl conIe 10 IN iasua that must 10 decided. II
atr. Bsecher "as guilty nnn he waa tl4e worst
ulaA that eyar lived, The conversation Was se-
| portcI to 3ts I;uecher. Air. MLto said la4t
| evening that he lid nok call on Mr. DoWeu IL
! representative capaeitys