New-York tribune., 1875-02-03

LEFT Two or three DAYS aerward found that had not been
printed muluudnous slips Of had been struck on
had been sent about 20 that though was not
published in technical sense It had been really published
then went down TO her told her that bad defended her
woman when she was attacked and that she bad In re-
turn other washed my hands 1 her Tor ever
| valkcI out Of her office, and have never seen
her nom that day l will say further, that re-
ported the substance OF that incident 70 MA beecher
at Mr. Moultons house, and Mr.. Beecher sAd 70
me he thought had unwse thing o break my &C
0aantance with that woman; that she had been suceny
dangerous when were on friendly terms WIN ho'
and there telling what she might do we oesine
enemies and he asked not TO exhibit eny toward
her. He urged to continue with Mr.. houtoa lhe
sane kindly services in order 10 strengthen the Tne
Influence TO which | have adyerted in the p4st
months. wish say distinctly 10 the jury that my reao
ship TO Mrs Woodhul was foolish and wrong one as
justified and do not ask any man to defend me
FOR IT, but to blame for But say here before God that
Mr Beeche is much responsible for my connection VIII
Mrs WOOdhull as myself
@ Now Mr.. Tilton want to call your attention to the
you prepared and to the biography and 70 ask you "na
knowledge any Mr. Beecher had OF their publication ana
what he said in regard to them anythng A. Mr. Beecher
never said anything regard any Of the publications
that made in reference TO Mrs Woodruff other than some
thing to express his thanks mutisudnousy for all those
services.
M Eyarts-Now wait moment what did he say' " he
never said anything other than something What he said s
what want
Mr. Fullerton-Tha Is what going to give you and
| will do il without any interruption.
Mr. EyarsI viii interrupt the witness because ne Is going
! 10 do otherwise than what is right
Mr. Fuerton-Now, 60 A. Mr. Beeeher very frequently
Inquired Of Mr. MoultOn and myself how were getting aS
with Mrs Woodruff, ard remember particular OCCASION
when he peculiar agitation the subject The crcnn-
stances were these Mrs Stowe writing novel and
publishing It in Mr.. Beechers paper Tile Christian
! Union. Mrs. Woodruff sent for me, and asked me II
had read chapter OF which contained satire upon her
self sad No, never read word OF it, and didn't know
there was any such satire" Mrs Woodruff told me there
was certain chapter in this novel; cannot point 1t
| ont for | did not read 10 myself-which aimed
directly at her sarsng under assumed name, and
that she strike the Beecher family she sad
thai sisters Mrs Stowe and Miss Cahane Beeche
had yiaed Henry Ward Beeche their brother
ought to stop yacaton that she would hold hin respon
able for any satire published against her In his paper
and that strike him, and to pierce him TO the
quick I said to her Mrs Woodruff, you will stop and
that in striking him you striking yourself perhaps you
VIII not do it, She said What do you mean ? said When
ever before the public ia yndc,ye, and draws the
er 10 attack Others the result is that she will sooner or
destroy herself" I said to her Now, If you
| a.-. 20 answer Nrs. Stoves attack do it in way
Of -sr.Ir -rlceflness, genlaness and charity" and
her hcd mp that suggestion and told h Beecher
what sad 70 her, and he sid, What do you suppose
the woman will do 2" said, think Mrs Woodhuls paper
next week viii contain not an upon you but kind
reference" The paper next weeA with very Ank
| article.
| MI Eyars-Is that article here
The Wtness-I don't know that It is.
| Judge Neson-It week with an article ,
A. Yes Sir; next week with an article, and Mr
Beeche read and he said me- For the kindness that here
expressed you my thanks instance that as one OF the
numerou. illustrations show the anxiety which Mr. Beecher
exhibited to Mr. Mouton and in reference 10 The manner
| in which we dealing with Mrs Woodh1l.
O. Now then how long before going to Stenway Hall on
evening OF her lecture where introduced her had you
contemplated going9 A. had contemplated going at all
O And you came the conclusion TO 90 about how long
before you stared2 4 should think about thirty Minutes
O. You we're under promise preside there that nght'
| Z. None whatever.
O. You say you article entitled Tit for T3' where
did You see It drsti A. It brought my office by
| somebody; have forgotten whom.
O. Do you recoicct who il was' A recolect Sir It
brought lady from California; she came 10 show
me a California statute, and this article feu out accidentally
| picked II up