, 1875-02-16

| QYo or six.
Q.-ilow much wczo you at any timo indebted
10 Monlton AL should think, porl.nps, II,
| ono viow Of tho casc. was indebted to him cyo
OF ni1 thousand dollars.
Q.-At what date lad your debt como to that
| amount ? Al should think about the time i
| sold tho paper.
| Q.-Iavo you at any titne repaid to him any
loan or reduccd in any way any dolt ia
| h1m7 A.-No. slr; Moulton would not
! take anything ia return. 1 tried to ret
Moulton 10 sako my property in L!ewclyn
lark. iio said mo; wait" Then tried to
| Get him to become tlo ownor Of half or third
or quarter Of tho paper, witch he said l,e would
I III duo time if there nAs no reimbursement in
any way. aloulton told me to be very muc!. Ut mr.
ea:e about it. 1t in jnst like lin, for 1le IL
princely man. Moulton told mo t1,at l,o would
sec tic paper was kept going not to disturb
myself abont 1t. 0nco OF twIco during lie year
spoke to him about Ills kindness to tho paper,
nnd told him I vas Under an obligation
Which didn't know when l should bo able to
pay, and he always said to mo, "Ue nuot nnd
casy N your mind and If tLcro IL no other way,
will take o0c-haIf or onc-th,sd Of tho paper, aut
reimbureo myself In that way"
U,.-Wfcn tho first 3 con was aent you md
voucher Naa required Of you, you declingd to he
cone febtnri A.-Yea, Hir.
u.-And yo1t Immediately received tho ii 900;
A. Shortly aftcrwnrl.
Q.-Wllat tstinctlol did you draw between vii.
hts'icss to TO made dobsr without tho rrc.cct
Of repsying aud the willingness to giye voucher
Tor nnbt A.-a1ou1ton rent mr.. ono tay. A
check for s Uu0 desiring me by tho hnnd Of lilo
Mcbsohser to give my h0to Tor It, or something
u tle END; l don't exactly understand tho
;. can't borrow s1,aGo, for don's 500 nv way
clear TO pay IL bacl;." Mouiton then eauo to ma
III person, aud said, II know yon need tha
money, and never mind about any obligation to
ray THIS back. | will trust to 5our future for
tune, aud to your Integrity. Put yourself under
no ob!'Gatton." Under these circumstances /
took tho money. I1o sad he norld remburse
i!'msclt ID t'mo otherwise il couldn't pay him
tho money.
Q.-Yoa undorhtood ho rms satisfied to l,yo
you takc it without vouchers upon tho general
security OF your property and your integrity
Al understood twas mora NJ net Of friondsIin
between Aoulton and myself. l: WAS not m act
OF ono business man toward nuotlcr II wos an
act Of 2 personal, kind, and loving friend, who.
through his abundance OF means, was willing to
help me III my necessity.
Q-Whou dill that force Of bis libcrnlitr nnd
o. sou1 & &necertanco OF it terminate, aud how
Al don't think 1t has ever terminated,
Q.--4ou maan that he ilas continued 10 nCvnnrn
you money up to tho present time 7 A.-No, sir:
though he would If pccdcd it.
V'-WhRt inquire is when tile actual advance
tj.
erallty ard your acceptance OF it, came to an end
anu how! A.-Thcnc necessity Ut money MAS to helm |
paper along. After tho salo Of tho auer that
necessity ended From that time 10 thiH. i |
have been tn better condition.
Q.-From thr aalo Of shs raner what did vo,,
fecesn5 A.--1Eo paper was q littio III dept. |
perhapA about u ,00p, ur lt.tc less, thnh.
I'm tlio sa'e nothing nansed to yuu OF =
Ecc.lninry benefit !! .t.--No, dr.
Q.-Ud you Or not. us IL consideration. when
you received tho laH. sum, utiru!alo that o fur
tier advances wero to 10 made from AfcuIlou
mr: don't remember anythin: Ut tito
k.na. l bud Tor Ysa'H begged Monton to lot tho
to yet out Of It. 1lu forbade It; said if tia
papor stopped tle cauno would bo in1u,cd, and /
o%cd it toall pal ties 10 keep tho paper going
,u,MIhih mon:y-that is, receivclby you i.om
penscs, was It not ? Al n,ado whatever ueo
u it my need reJuircu.
Q.-Have sou over given noultcn any security
or any OF theso advances upon yonr pictures, or
1pDn hnY Of tlom I? A.--Nnyer tir.
Aloultnn having been d1acrubed as afncenna
warts an,ble!i alons through bogs of oxp!aua-
ions and objections. all Of Which related to
'mobody. not hcech2r, who bad offered to al.
anee !a:t sl,oo9 towards the Golden Age. Judge
lie CONGREGATIONAL. cousc1L, AND rrs nrYn1rs
, 1his Mofh!nGB b work en1cCl with an efTott to
how hy the witness Testimony that Iceeher
s ,ns no. nnt tssponsihle ior the treatment of Iilon
a"l. | =, ~ !n "nen ;n1 ~ To TUG writing Of tho
shed tlle formers poaitou "a follows:
Q.-Nhen you wrote to Bacon, what had oc.
uffca IN reference to this ncandal, 70 called. | ,
.aI aaaaesu you to "rito that lo:ter? A.--lllere
az occurred goIics Of measures In ply,nonth
husc'. detrimental to me, 4 Council, craving
ut OF thoHe measures wherein plvmul,tl i,l,nrrh
as /, arraisned. and defense upon the nart ,
risnaoatI' C1tseh to that Council wh!ch rep
INC as having brought dishonor on tko
!lr|st1al na1ne, whorcaa il was another man !
ho had brought that dlBbonor. Theirs had nc. !
1Eea public lecture by Bacon, Moderator of
'as Council, who went home after tho Council /
aa @}ousnoa; .na and r.bcy il Now Havon
~ ~ Gnaye. and dog. aud blr. Boochor the Z
as sco1 ssG!os sa Of articles In The ladepse by
sng @ tst uS ot idea H'1 rhe1s IN nqneF ,n , omLs-
70 70, public insult to Mrs. Tilton Ii
"a me by Thomas g. S4oarman, Clerk Of Tiym- Il
Itn Church. Thoro hRd occurred an apology by .
loatnah 10 me, and proposition on my rart y
watd utecher shat this mischief which Bacon
q done to MO should bo corrected BY Deeehor "
ID tlIcle had occurred also all interval OF Tires ii
opths, wherein ho had taken no measures To a
fsegt #. aud thon corrected It myself by writ r
Q.-Now, did you regard your letter to Bacon b
disclosing On impntut!on 'sgainas tho louor i
yonr Wif5 and your children? Al ii
!, not. sir; on tho contrary. e.
=" PHt tt@t"@4 Patuh. AZ lEAtHlHE my lGttOF to Il
con- to speak IT,, complimentary phrases OF nv |
IT, and meant that that latter, nhile yjndicat-
: me- should also yindcate her II,
did you regard Beechor as In any way re. |
ons4ole for this Council that had been got M Al
atnas his church7 A.-Well, tho Council was II
uo IL reference to actions In rlymouth M
tlrch Which 10 might control aud aupvreas.
s.-And Which you think ho did not when ha Il.
gut? A.--Ycs, Hir. ~ ~
e.-1n what way, then. do you think he ia "a. m
'nsiblo for the Council2 Al do not knoy -
Y to trace the responsibility OF public BODY Ia
Ibid you think that Beocher was rexpon.i. +"
Tor any OF Dacon'a speechas Or artlclc.2 A, I'm
'sochef had Glyen tue occasion for Bacon to I'll
Ak and write shout. 0N ~ n ="
':IMow do you meaa the occasion u? A. lie
'chots Affairs, Dseeher's crime, DaecIor's rs rs
asurca against mo Ia the church. lcoohor's ful
enss ~ the Council, Which was to nv dotri- au
as,-al! those taken together we're ths taxi Of to-
~" 1va'a! a.'t..cn TIL
''-NAas measures In the church had Ueecl,sr mi
Gu? A;-Beechor was arraIsusd before cu,
Council practically and morally, and
oe!e1so was paper presented Iii.
orc tho Council, the essence Of which w.s tls In
my retlromant from the church did not fling la