New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08

uast In which he commcnds to his attention MS III
tona Life OF Victoria woodruff" and desires his crit
,cism upon IT, Tilton himself, think expressing
favorable opinion about 1t:
want you and your wife to read oarsI Wr9 Wysn
tive OF the life aud spiritual experiences OF MIS-
aud then TO give me your exact -, to hnt
some people refuse to believe was 70 the s which
originally communicated 70 me c! ,v pDsSor
itw"i Toll Mrs Davis to write for The Code" Age
and do the same yourself Fraterna T S1I, Turox
Now. ace how this intimacy had progressed Mrs
Moulton tells yon that Mrs woodruff was at least
dozen times at Mrs MOuOns house during this perod
of intimacy. Her narratives OF her cwn 'is's 10 MIS-
Woodhulls shall make the subject OF particular remark
But all this true exposition OF the relations OF ths
plaintiff and of Mr. Moulton and OF Mrs. Mouton to TINS
lady II DO right in the propositions that tho
frat knowledge must have come to MIS-
woodruff from Mr.. Tlon, OF oil that
part OF her publication. all that part
of her knowledge which she IN May as 10 What
passed in the end Of December in the prvate rooms oi
the Mouons and OF Mr.. Beechers house-if De rlsht
in that you will how the stream OF the same purpose
and influence in Mrs Tlton's name and interest
with this lady, that the somewhat irresponsible puDnca
tons of her wild rhapsodical sheet would answer the
purpose OF promoting the knowledge OF the scandal
without carrying trace or responsibility 10 MI ihVo'
and in form and guise that would enable MIN 10 sly
such wild extravagant slanders-l don't remember now
oppr0briOus his terms but he certainty cOhuthie
them In the severest manner-how all that cold be com
pabe on his part with the publication that he had de-
sired to promote.
Now gentlemen this leads me to consider what Is
called the whole policy Of silence and before taxing up
that general head OF which this Woodruff intimacy
forms part-supprcssiOn me call your attention 10
the entire abs ,nce, the part OF MI Iton waeh IT,
called to the stand OF any contradiction OF any import
ance of either woodley Gray, or Lucy Giles, or Tom
Cook or Oowley Not one word OF COwleys Is contra
dictod nor OF Palmer. except in the very slight IN
stance to which have called your attention IL must
then he conceded that In the first place. we have shown
repeated falschoods on his part in his narrative;
second Systematic and purposed falsehood IN
the character that he has sought TO in'-
pose in your understandings, and in your
acceptance Of that intimacy. The degree and form OF
this intimacy as imputed by witnesses and not de-
MED by Mr. Tlton when he returned. need but lighty
touch upon They are the famarties at the Office the
famiares ut the house. the hahitua presence in the
upper story the enjoyment of refreshments late at night
in the upper rooms OF the house in regard TO which mf
Triton saws that he took refreshments in those upper
rooms 1 need not insist further The whole matter
comes TO be legitimate in this only IA meeting a
nropostion of the plaintiffs introduced in his testimony
that his relations with Mrs Woodruff were OF selfsacr
flee and in respect character convenience ana reel
ing in the interests Of Beecer and perhaps also OF h
wifi