New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
BEEcHER,s DREAD OF woMEN's TONGUES.

Having aayed the excitement in the church, hav-
ing prevented the investigation there other difficulties come up
Steps are being taken to initiate council and in his anxiety
to ward of threatening dangers that gathering about
him, he again appeals to his friend;
"Sunday night Cno date) "My dear friend The Eagle
ought nothing tonight Il is that meddng which sr
up folks Neither you nor Theodore ought to be troubled
Deaoons meeting think is adjourned saw Bell 1t was
friendly movement The only next danger is the women
Morrel, Bradshaw, and the poor, dear child"
Aud what this dsngeri Mrs Morre knew and Mrs Brad
this dread and he afraid that the poor
dear child he calls her. too might talk might confess again
And was from them that he appehended danger How to
get rid OF that guard against that he did not know Al
ways in these extrcnes in these difficulties he turns to his
friend Moulton
"f the papers will hold of month we ride out
the gale, and make safe anchorage, 81 and then when
profound and genuine for through such wilderness
only Providence could have led undeyoured By the
open-mouthed beasts that lay in wait for our lives"
And all this about nothing All this because he had given
not injudicious but udcous adyceadyce that his
duty to give.
SUNDAY, A. M" date-upOn the same point
Your interview last night beneficial it gave conf
dence This must be looked after 1t is vain to build the
foundations sink under every effort"
Your interview gave confidence your interview with ai
day last night gave confidence How did give confidence
Why by that aithfuness which characterized his
for four years. he had aayed Mr.. Haiday's suspicious
and that had given confidence. That is the point
that must be looked Under consideration under cir
cumstance must truth be known ard whenever by de-
vice. whether by evasve answer by suggestion made
by his friend he is OF the Deity protect and to
Him But sad at last the charges came and speci
ncaton of those charges is that he had stated THAI he
had discovered criminal intimacy between Mr..
Beecher his wife, and the Of respectable Chris
an woman lives in the City Of Brooklyn given
witness And with this fact upon the records Of the Church. he
has been denounced throughout the land having preferred
false charge and until after the Investigating Committee
was appointed having accused his pastor with the crime Of
adultery with his wife.
There lie the record known and read OF oil connected with the
charcb Well this charge made by Mr. West not yielding TO
the counses and persuasons OF Mr. Beeche but aused
BY conscientious Of his duty in making the charge
here was another contingency met Other devices must be
resored prevent this investigation because this nves
cation goes on asuredly the truth must come out What
device can we Again be turns to his Godsent friend
Moulton and the device is arranged and agreed upon by Mr.
Beeche by Mr. Mouton and by Mr. Tlton. And this the
device Mr. Tton write letter stating that four years
ago he had withdrawn voluntarily from the church. since which
time member and therefore not amenable
10 their process Such letter written; and for that de-
vice when Mr. Beeche the day met him. he ciasped him
by the hands and exclaimed, :" Theodore, God in
spred YOU to write that letter" Well that successful
device 1t prevented the investigation into the truth Of the
charge that Mr. West had made against Mr. Tton Of anderng
the pastor OF the church. But what TO be done in order to
the conclusion Of that matter reflection Mr.
Tionf simple preamble recng the facts Of his having vol
UNFAIRLY withdrawn the Church. and then resolution hat
the record be corrected in accordance with the fact was agreed
upon.