New-York tribune., 1875-03-11

recoects nothing more VIXEN he does, then yA can ask
whether anything said on this subject or that~
Mr. Tracy-I win exhaust his recollection ITO the wi'nes
will ask Won there anything further o this narrative that
you can relate that you not rela.edi A. There s
ANOTHER CHAPTER FROM THE ALLEG0MCAL
STORY.
O. Very we'll proceed A. Last night, in speak
inc OF the part Of the statement which Mr. Tton made
TO in alegorical FORM forgot TO menuoh
part in which he referred TO Mr.. Henry G. Bowen
and TO Mr.. Bowens employment OF him ; o"gn'
10 have staed It, at the time but passed my mind "e
In at about this part aegorcs story as remember
after he had said that the lady whom improper proposals had
been made tell her husband he adde
And this young at the time, in the empoymeh. "
another man. whose service he had been Tor long Pu
and he had received from that man. IN whose service nc "a'
from time 10 time limitations against the person VINO va"
accused making the improper proposals" lie said that al
period the relations Of service between the young a
and his employer changed and that in conversation between
them; the employer suggested to this young man tna'
he should pay attention 10 the o'ue
friend, the person who accused OF making
improper proposals. and that he had told him that he coud not
do go that he situated to do with proper sen
by himself and then his employer pressed him iof he
and he said that he him the reasonsthe young
gave his employer the in outline, whereupon lhe
employer himself developed extraordinary amonn OF AMI
mostly towards the person and made many direct charges
against him. and that these charges made strong impression
upon the young and that II agreed between nm ana
his employer should be written to this man de-
nandng retirement from service and that the letter was
written that borne the by the employer OF this
young and that suddenly the employer instead OF re-
naming adverse to the man to whom the letter was
written, turned, it were, upon his employe, ana
warned him not any account TO tell TO any
person any Of the charges which had been Inade'
lie answered with spirit that he should hold himself at liberty
tell what he pleased and TO whom he pleased at least that
he would safer submit TO dctaon in that matter from
his employer from anybody else and that herenpon snd
denly him. his Of services with that employer
abrogaed by the employer and that that was the reason
why his retirement from TIE ByO0Na Union was significant
why he had spoken upon the subject intended TO
brought this in last night Sir but it went out Of my mind
because my mind from the moment when Mrs-when the
lady made her her husbando the next moment
in order logic when that brought home against
the upon whom 1t reflected.
@ Now is anything further that you relate in the
order OF the narrative! don't that can, Sir but
think that with questions my mind would be brousl to mat
and could tel, by those questions whether had eX-
hausted had left unfinished the statement between
Q Well there anything said in the Of that con-
with regard his being under obligation not to
publish his grievances agans; Mr. Beecher Mr Bowen! A.
Ths object OF my call fret in general way to get out
all could with reference the scandal Itself that object
changed upon the presentation Of the proof sheet letter TO
desire that conversation from that point related
almost exclusively that letter Mr. Ti.tOns statement that
he inhibited honoraby from publishing this matter or from
appearing all publishing it, related as remember entirely
proofsheet letter lido think that the statement Of
his grievances against Mr. Beechr from the moment that this
Coe Age letter developed to my mind became very par
ticular subject OF conversation between Us.
@ State whether not in the Of that coHycrsa:on
You said 10 him there were ways enough
Mr. PyoTnat IL objected he s going ask him il he
said So
@ State whether not during that conversation, there
anything said 10y you him in regard there being ways
enough in which that letter could be Published without
directly impcatng him in its publication: A. My mind at
once REQUIRED the ways in which such things done in
journalism and said him that could either interview Nj
IIarman if Mr. Harman willing bis name; or
could interview him, fhe wllnsMr Harman-as friend
Of Mr Tltons; could interview hypothetical person. Mr.
Ton did oppose approve Of any Of those propositions
He simply insisted that he could not appear be party, d
ccy indirectly 10 The publication Of the poosheet letter
and the other matters which was seeking.
G Now, after you the papers wha done with them
A. After got the papers took them to The kagt Office;
read them of gentleman, who took down as read
l read, in shorthand; that is all
Q Wei, who was hei A Mclean, then and now on The
Eaglt
Q. An employe Of TIE EagI' A. Yes, Sir
In what capacity? A. lie then attached TO the city
department; he IL managing editor Of the paper.
G. Then after you had Shorthand copies Of the pa
pers what done with them? a. know nothing beyond
that.
q The papers Themselves mean' A. Oh, the oTignals'
@ The originals yes? \. | took them and wrapped them
up very carefully. and returned them, remember TO M
arman whom had promised them and let them
with the cashier Of TIE EIgl olcc subject NJ Hamlns
call
Do you know the fact M McKclwiy whether this paper
that yon thus Obtained from Mr. Hirm4n subsequently
published in Brooklyn paper; A know the fact that let
from Mr Ton to Nj Bowen Of tn date Of January first
Is7l being the le,ter which testified yesterday pub
scl in sunday paper IN this city tninS, in the month Of
Apiil. in the year lS,3
Q Wei it also accompanied by what IS known
the Personal Statement or Tte Gliea Ago article which
included that letter? 4 don't remember that.
Was II subsequently fcpabshed-was the publication
made in the Slaiay paper aTterwan. r,pIb.ael in Tt
h,pt1 A. Fron mcmo-5, can testify mat the letter, The
cpistle itself published !n TIE E3e from reprint taken
tha, Sandy P.pcras reprht t&.n from thAt Sunday
paper
Vel do yo9 fmemAc wAela- tn balance Of the article.
what known Tie G1n 4 article" walcl preceded
that ie:ter pub -hcl with itf A no. S.r; don't.
@ o. what followed il? a. Do not.
G. Yo TO say yoI n,, remember wheher it or
not' 4. Yes, SIR TIA. j. wha mean to ray.
CONSERVATION OF Mr.. McXELWAY.