New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12

him. and there 4 made the remark, says l.
"Ms Tton still living. isn't she," have skipped
matter She spoke Of Its being got point Of pistol
That is what led to my remark says "Mrs Ton sti
living That don't look probable ALL you put your logic
to work on you will that that story be tue She
said that that what she understood from Mr. Tton and
said IF Mrs Tlton Ii living she could write another letter,
and she could refer to the fact that the first letter had been
cabbaged from Mr. Bcccher and put Of the way and she
said that pehaps-eher perhaps probaby-I don't rec
ollec the precise wordperhaps Mrs Ton would not write
another letter. time this written 1t had some
connection with business dispute In which Mr. Tton
was involved
O. Now Sir far the last repetition OF this conversation
which have gwen have not repeated the remark which
you had previously made that Mrs. Woodruff said that Mr.
Beecher and Mrs. Tton living husband and wife A.
She said that
O. Now you please begin the portion Of the converse
ton which related Mr. Beecher and Mrs. Ton and give
to you 1t occurred A. 1t was right In
connection.
O. don't want that now Sir askyou begin again and
let have III A. could not TO the remark that last
preceded that the remark last but preceding that
nor TO the remark next but following that
@ No. cannot do that; my memory docs not serve me
In that way.
O. That Is you cannot give the narrative In substantially the
same form twice following A. don't know that could.
O. You don't know that you could Well go A. You
whether not give such fragments as occur
to me-such parts OF It.
@ Go and gather up the fragments A. Well, don't
remember this moment anything in connection with
Mr. Beecher that said
Well you recolect anything OF this discussion In
regardor conversation in regard to this social revolution A
oh yes remember she went Oh
@ Well, let get 1t all A. She said that the whole system
Of treating women and Of dealing with false that
1t started the fundamental that inferior to
and she has such training at school, from childhood to
ghood and from hood to womanhood that by her training
she becomes Inferior and says she: ave shall get to
the true plane until she is treated from the beginning 10 the
end as mans equal and made 10 take the responsibility
the risks and take her share the burdens and Of her
SELF remember made this remark right in that connection;
sadI "How much OF this after all only education
Look at the Hndoos There eighty millions OF very
lghened people, who living under the domination OF the
British Crown and their great evancethe greatest grievance
that they have is that treated equals that they
are recognized proper subjects to be made parties actions
or witnesses In Court; and g" understand that all
their popular literature far it bears their grievance
Of Great Britain relates to tho wrong that Great Britain does
in treating proper subjects for judicial jurisdiction
and for punishment for crime be brought in witnesses
in court" Says THAT is the way with both sexes" Says
J. at is, after all matter OF pure education" don't think
that that occurred to me this morning. when going
that but remember made those remarks in connection with
nothing strikes my memory at this moment
Upon the subject Of this social reyoluont A. No do
not nothing but what think
@ Or Its connected topics A At this moment nothing
ours to