The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20

silly efforts OF those endeayoriug 70 help MIN thaa
rom any act Of those VINO are prosecuting him
before the law. Yesterday the HERALD printed A
letter from Jonn ]. Price stating taat he bad beea
approached ny men claiming 70 be fFicnas o tna
defendant In order 10 ascerf ain whefhef any AZ.
tempt IN the same form hld been made upon
Joseph Loader the other witness. VISIT
paid 10 him yesterday ~ HnaALp
reporter. Mr.. Loader stated that since Monday
last he had almost daily been called upon by
number OF ladies' and gentlemen who are either
members OF Plymouth church or are strong parti-
sans o. Mr.. Bcecher. In many instances thcy had
tried :" get MN 70 promise mat ne would eehy
that ne hau ever made any statement such As Was
published in the HERALD
To all these opportunities, saia Loader, l
have returned but one answer winch was ~ ne
effect hat tue HERALD artlcle was true, anu taat
what was reported ~ nave salu lhcteih
was correct, anu as ! naa ,naue ne SIAN anI
that nothing could be said or offered 70
NE wouio make !, g slchtest nlnerehce; as NV nv
told the truth should continue to 40 20. Ohers
were also made 10 me, Though IN an indirect
manner. thai II | denied might 20 out OF s"wn,
ana that II so chose to 90 II would be no expense
10 me. one gentleman, whom ! know well ana
who s particularly Jealous IN Mr. Beecners IN
tee est, came 10 me aud tried 70 taik me INTO
making q statement denying NY previous one.
lie said ne would send me gentleman
VINO was intelligent and man Of the world, VINO
could write me out q statement that would do
away with the enect OF what the HERALD nad puo-
llshed, II liked. / told INN / woulu do no sucn
thing, and mat what nad said l meant 10 stand
by regardless OF every one or everything. lie
told me that l was very foolish, for II l would do
40 he suggested II woul1 be
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN my pocket. tie also told me that II persisted in
my course and acted against the Plymouth church
people tney would RUN my trade. TO this replied.
II cannot help that. intend - do my duty lie
then lett me. The name ol this gentleman 1
do not wish to have published, for am connected
with him IN business. that Is 10 say, buy Aooas
OF hIm and he accommodates me ocoaslo ally MY
lady customers, when | 20 TO their houses AL
tell me that nave made mistake, that ought
to nave Kept what ! Knew 10 myself and that
ought not TO have SAID anything against MIR.
Beecher Tor my own sake ! nave also received
three anonymous letters threatening me ia
think, nave traced 10 the writer aud | propose
to take some legal steps IN tie matter. nave
cared the writing IN the anonymous letter
with that IN one received some time ago anu am
satisfied IL is the same party thai wrote II. lie Is
Connected, too, win Mr.. Beeener's lawyers Intend
to fight the matter through, ana II | am not let
alone snail appeal TO tue Jaw. ! think, too.
know Who wrote the others. IL Is no reason, be-
cause happened 10 see what transplred ana 10
tell the story, mat saou 4 ne prosecuted. and
DO no. intend 10 tamely submit 10 IL either.
The anonymous letters referred TO by Mr..
Loader are the ioowing:-
LETTER NO. 1-PoSTMARK, NEW YORK.
Beware-beware how you Talk, your charac-
ter may be the subject OF discussion in the pubic
prints. WAX PATH
NO. 2-PoSTMARK. BROOKLYN.
Beware-beware. You Will lose your trade, and
Wen drive you out OF Brooklyn II you don't Keep
silent. SILENT
NO. 3-PosTMARK. BROOKLYN.
Be careful how you open your mouth. some
one may meet you on your road nome and Knock
you on the head. mo SIGNArURE.l