The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20


promised the ot5er man to cleaye 70 me. Can't
you yet somebody else TO receive pastor al visits.
not the spirit OF the man. but IL was tile spirit
OF the man VINO wanted 10 make mis- vile believe
that ne was Jealous ana am sorry 70 say y, ue
know there was foundation Tor 1t. Again, on
February ~, 1So7:-
am satisfied that whose makes no intimate or
trends with whom he girdles himself round about
perpetuauy toward his highest lifetriends whose
sex-su9h man ncgects one 81 tue greatest OF human
oPPo;anes loTT Tho n n neral and piSSa
dox view, the dread Of punishme Mt have
mourn over this But must 6e an honest man don't
believe in orthodoxy, aud therefore will not pretend
There we have the outcroppluss which after
ward brought out so oeauitlul
HARVEST or FREE LOVE
uncer the culture OF woodruff anu Claim. "lhe
OLD religious teachings mark you. this is seven
years ago-"tne oid religious leacnlngs, the Or
thouoX view, the dread or punishment, the atone
ment, nave less aud less power over my mind,n
6c.
we have again revelation in this wise:-
AMI this TACT reveals the prolonged mistake OF
my past hte-my association with your mother. / can
could have vea under such root az sheltered me n
pInce,o@ instead q greGs aTrins q these ye4Is
mother-nlaw, aad been such woman as Mrs
boon Ike the influences q Princeton, | believe taat
GOO woman How much more would then have been
70 Yourself and the endren SOW many I pangs you
might nave experienced! have not wise man
my tent n . 9anS OF ios n1ye 50 gaaiy a
have been earrVng on NV garments ior eleven years
six months ago was accustomed 70 say 70 myself 10 ny
soul grows not winter, ont darker die soon AM
that II shall loiurn 70 Brooklyn all shall return
different man. God grantIt | know tnal have tired
to wash myself clean.
Don't you mink he needed Ii. (Suodued laugh
ter). He evidently dld. March ls 1871, "Durlng
all the winter / was as clothed IN Kings an
paren All through these letters you see there Is
nothing but Theodore Tilton. Theodore Triton.
Sc Qualification, sel-adorauon. Now prince,
now king, nov crown, now delighted with
letter IN winch mis- wife compares him 20 tue
SAVIOUR now deiiynted with Il letter in which MS
wife rebukes aim Tor want OF allegiance 10 that
saviour Now, here We nave another lever,
Rochester, March II, 1857, IN winch ! mercy
VISA to ca your attention 10 one or Two thngs;-
lam in this midnight hour, the same hotel and IL
the same room wherein you and we're CHARTERED
eaze 1 GRAY hairs nave stolen upon us since then.
Bessie turner SAID that ne talked Of gray nairs
in December, 1870 Dut he came on the stand, and,
htlng his hand IN the presence Of AlmiSnty Coo,
SAID II nad no gray hairs then.H WDaI was ne
writing about IN 1857
Lille is sober now look upon it. Death near as
nov aYs h MOE 81 made Sa best y or even good use Of my
last years have less iaith in my usual integrity
tnan al any former period OF my me-
Wen, / think lie VIII have the consolation at the
close OF THIS rrlal OF believing that the universal
cordance with tnat expressed by himself IN that
letter. Why gentlemen, 40 you want any oetVer
Illustration OF
THE COMPLETE HoLLowNEss OF THIS AccUsER
tnan these very letters which he was unfortunate
enough to publish 10 the world. Again, you mar
vel al the Sentiment al form OF the letters OF Mrs.
ntOn. Bear IN mind sue had an excuse 1Lls
man required II. He dictated now ner letters
were 10 De written. Now, Tor instance, we have
IN tns letter. written on the 9th OF February, 1867,
from Flint, Mich: -
sometimes allow our loves simply to be taken for
he more oy coming our own into epeated confession
Of words "ooniession is good Tor the SOUL" anu l
hereby confess that love you.
Gentlemen that protestation was Just as true as
two-tnrds OF the testimony he gave. Again, Feb
Tuary Il, 1867 81 enciose TO you DIVERS letter,
received THIS morning. 80 you see that there are
men as wen as women who love your nusDanu.D
Dos not tnaC let IN little Hgnt upon the dla-
logues that occur Il am sorry TO hear that Mr..
Beecner mad poor house In Brooklyn. In view OF
his knd attentions to you tbs winter all my OLD
love lor MIN mas revived and my heart would once
more greet him as Of ola. / sometimes quarrel
with my TRENDS on the surface, out never az the
botLUm.n women quarrsl at the bottom, clergy
men only on tue surface, until the time comes
when ne can strike the woman. Again. January ~,
1865, still Garner date 81 am glad Mr.. Beecuer
called on you / Will write TO thank MN Tor II.
nave not mad line from him, but have nad TWO
briel notes RON Horace Greeley Yet THESE calls
thus solicited, puDlcy made at MONDAY, and re-
ported TO MN, anu tine Conversations reported,
wete brougn. iorNard by TINS vie prosecution rs
evidence OF claudestIne Visits win an adulterous
purpose. on January p, 1861 we nave letter
from her winch IS somen hat marked ID think
IN reference 10 DIVERS opinions OF Mr.. b, and
they are emDiftered against one another, that
waat MI -. SAID "a you may appear very dlherent
Porter was most effective where ne spoke OF
Bowen ana nearly provoked burst OF applause.
GLOW Is IL that wnereveg this mans name Is mem
toned, going about the community disturbing the
peace or families, IL is always found linked with
that or Theodore TltonW TIton grew more
flushed than ever, and never before looked more
embarrassed.
il il not odd, SO FAR as can see, except Frank
Moulton ana tnes counsel or course. Mr.. IlltUn
Trend ana tnat is 30 emf The man OF whom he
mad least TO expect MAKES his appearance the
stand, an6 } et Il happens unluckiy, that
POOR BOWEN GETS MORE KICKS
than compliments on al hands; ior sou cannot
open an letter written ~ tbs little woman TO
Ael husband but there Is ning az Bowen. You
can't nave 4 mldn gut walls between FRANK M0u-
TON anu Henry Warl Bcecner, but even the snow
storm u MADE vocal Win tie eNclamauons,
.,B0Wen's treacnerUus He i traitor u you.s lie
Il a traitor to everybody cisc.i We have Bowen
appearing aha disappearing hhu Eedppeallug,
sonnet mes tue autuOr anu sometimes tue reflector
OF an these scandals; melmes threatening and
sometimes nahtihgi sometimes continuing ana
sometimes malgning. Wherever We nave
met HIN lie = appearing ~ some doubt
iul relation. NOW, gentlemen, nave az heart
d secret feeling, Ike Mr Beecher himself That
perhaps Mr. lnton i more cXcusaole tnan we
suppose. Why tnht Bowen, VINO trained zoe
Richards ana quaiined Inn 10 make the appear
ance ne DID; tnat Bowen, who trained Theodore
Tllun that EoRen, 20 wlOM ne attributes tue
origin OF all these caumnles, may, perhaps, have
exercised over him udil-n influence. At any
rate ill., vile mere seems to thiuk that even at as
early date as 1867. Bowen. the respectable man.
eator I'll a neNspapeT-l thlnk II is sometimes
caHeu religious aud sometimes secuiar-wnen-
ever We come 70 anything ~ the way
Of mschel, anything Ia the way u
disturbing FAMILIES, disturbing churches and
disturbing communities, how does II
happen tuat they always Drng IN the name or
Theodore 1itOu's lnena Henry y. Bowen. OF
course assume that he IS innocent. | assume
mat he is not a. ali what they cescrUe nlm Dut IT.
only shows what is the disadvantage Oi having
character. 10 oniy proves what We claim Tor Mrs.
TltOn aud Henry Ward Beecher-tne benefit or a
good character. No mal realized that until the
work begun, llitOn Says w Bowen, and
Bowen would lead "a e. ner ~ Iit0n-l don't
know when. sue goes On 10 say, "On, how nv
soul grOaus over you Two dear men. You, my be-
loved. are hlgner up than ne.n she evidently ala
hot symparalze with Bowen
Ihfs 1 believe VAL y0u not Join In prayer that
Goa would keep hlm az ~ = keeping ust on let Us
pray himt you are no willing ~ leave HIM 10 the
eva iuuucnces which surround MA. lie usi0n
witn regard y himself, anu puiuy mistaken A. ms