New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-21

not endure newly married 70 have bs wife suppose ne
under the ban AM irown OF the PASTOR anu ne e
Ii a condition Of friendship that would write tt'tf 10
him. which suppose will appear ia INC course OF Few
days llausltorl III which expressed my cordial
that and read il To his wife thai he might
1--we happily IN his new connection under The crcuh
After III L settlement, which went through more than
two hours Mr. Frecand-James Fieeland-an honored
n..ne ami for any call him i'll question IS to pro-
Lis verdict Oi UNIV orthin ssJancs Free M
being in an adjoining roou-it was at his houseI asked
Aii to out. aud ia presence said. AR Bowen
and Lave settled all our .iCuCs." We Shook ndnus
in his presence, aud Mr. Frceland Congratulated u.s. |
then went Cut doors with Bowen, aud We walked up ana
down IN thc street together. Tor had an anectOn oI
lie had helped tAIs church; more THAN
amp Other AZ he early days 40 nad STABBED me sea
founding the South Cong egationh Church ; ho anu
had worked together founding The Cove Road COngleS
tonh Church lie and had worked together in found,
Ing The congregational Church AT Rochester; ne anu
1 lad worked together III extending ConSreSati0al-
ism. and ALL cannot help 1t. to This hour ! nave
that tenderness my toward that and to tho
day Of my -ath shall san lOsc him. Tor never couid
gNo up any body to whom once gave my affection. ~
may be covered over an Scared over bu inc io'o IS
still there Though speak LON severely don't speak
otner t'n with tenderness ana Nih sOiroW tla' ah
Obliged 10 talk But after Nc had hat IhterVie" IcIc,
went oUs Inc street and walked arm III ailn-voy
IKE cOit &c boys dud sch0OIihafs iin
afound Toe square, taKPg about old days ana wishing
tntJ might come Dach AGAIN one OF tho te ms on Whch
We maze tn. dmlcho concord al mat tlic III II 20 vas
that should assist III rcmovno MIN from That cOdd H
prejudice thai existed against IN III inc cnHrol toid
hHI "ou1 40 ~, anu III thal aoJVih'hS vo4 oioo'i
on the FRIDAY night following, at tie proper une'
been. ana tAen SAID 20 Inc congregation that there
had been. thcy ali knew, differences between
Inn ana ino iAaL had separated Us somewhat Dut
that We had mel lee Aer and had iTeo conversation,
and we had buried all difficulties and once more We
we're friends ana that hoped That this Ir'enishHp
mvi1 80 on 90 WI '.-Hurn INC yos, VIC iHIs 80 "9
lie meeting came forward Ia tie platform ant shook
lac by TIC mana cordially sly Ing Liat had spoh,H more
tli,oIiS4 a. hlib tn ne h@d deserved Ana t-at wac
s,y: - want YOU now to Show iorgeuulness OF o,d
a lie
AND nave perfect uniy III the church again. Ana iho
bTOlLo. atprO"emed ban and siid, congratulate A0u
ali OHf difficulties Becchor buried
aud tAo 10. y was. "NO. they are not buried kio"
That Ol III. 10 ccGel that would dnhe hini GA, OF TOW" N
10 Hours.' sc, hcaNcnsi" said the gentleman, do
yOu know what !Ou ~ Yes, know wnatl Say"
NON, under All these settlements tbs irpdrdie Treaty
formed You viii h0Cce tuOsc word, IN ~ III when
H. recalls everything ana he knows fothg. IL Is
IL tnn i-h9u"sc Oh "a man MAI says nav sen osI
ucnCcO1 Tcur.AatOn III II not me language O man
that says, As am al pres Mt advised Oi the feeling and
COnduCt .s.O, " AZ Is tine language oi man that
s.us KNOW notuIns." TucIe 10 no IetrospcctiOn,
condition. IL absolute. aud there but of TWO
ateInaNcS, an honest dt ciaOl ~ tLAt mOuc, Oh .N-
qGis.t, kEa,ory There - no uso OF getting away iIOm
OF tho other OF tiOse alternatives. lAppansol
Lid"c ihcse st..ci.ci.'S cause ."o iD"ttoi was
brought up last night d.u not expect IL certainly and
because was called upon To word Toe spirit OF
~" ,'t 80 i, ~ i,I sn,,,G 7ye t.,l
very sOgTy mad 81 1 sol times Bui
forOore and TINS morning IN ncr mood nave made
Ony SUE. iclarks Is thought would ihr'" ll-ht on th1
Httu.O ca that tIat. 4ta,1 IA MGich nII bowen
Dak every thinS ANA Promised am, nin, 90, ANA
Mnicn aiI Iiton asIooG That he wouG nol amy mou en-
sUIlts ocIitcu rom Dir. Du"t Nor
Iiyer liiOn lac i.isoI AouitOn TOOK III the
OF lneIrs io!sayo tAeIn bo ana EXTENDED IL teIn
lIOoi cOI!iai II!1 nGsIip and ainy
In question, Mr.. Beechcr then gave briefly
tloblotOiy OF ms connection WITH Ihe independent
MR. BoWEN's AIIEGED SECRET.
John T. Howard gave account OF the interview at
Mr. Freeland's house. He atorward met Mr. Bowen on
the street and shook hands wth him. Bowe. told hin
he tho best iTicnd Beeohor had had, and Ee
would prove AZ by saying That lac anew ihat about
Beecbor which would drive him out OF Brooklyn IN
twenty-iOur LouIs. lie world tel what II was II Mr.
Beecher cons, nted Mr.. Howard afterward saw Mr.
ami told him what he Lad heard Mr.. ijeecher
bsequenty said he had leaned what MI. Bowen
meant. ana il was "deysh," devish."
Dr. WOIcOt asked "a question calculated TO bring out
Mr.. BeceLers for not endcayoing. directly or in
Direct to penetrate Mr.. Bowers secret for whole
yea. Mr.. Beecher said III reply:
Tie eject produced on my mind by Mr.. Howar,'s
statemon, ;b.t produced by gaiyanic sho,k. IL
inrseyI,al b,Itrr,te mi If inf,uy- The horror thai
frt ouch tTcaclcr. my hand yet tinSlns with TIE
grasp ard my shoulder not cold nom tie warmth o his
have Il directly after tact intcrvicw wHicn
just carried OUT Of which had spoken tie lecture
room and received cordial thanks IL tie loot "i tc
siaiIs and within days after t4at To hear he lad
mace such statement hiatt produc, mo S'i-c
,a,'s of did nOt knoyswnat next. II seemed
10 mo b"it"nioSs ab!ss- Ihcie were Two oi t"i'o
oin,s that ned nduJ O'cuutd To my mind, ana 81 h'r
th,in hOrnDe. had had me suyg sons point
very hG,iy that there might be- some intiina-
tao, ol chem. Tnerc Was nothing th.t he
.ieNed-i knew t"''o was nothms tnat Wa nut
nOtniug "a believe However, IN either Tie
aut seS'iohS Una, q, o"i'd 10 my inih 'i'' 'ui 10.
.Dcdi''d ~ Without tOhhgih io "t"ult uI~'a,i"ns
Conflicts. not b. mo- Dut 10 others clnnOi tell ton one
iIcsarI IL, u what have heard b. tue, ~
GONG G'! Oh" me "' Hauie 90 Ctt' ian "utIe i"rI
the susgestos enc o. wLich iaicd 81 my o"T,
aud one oi winch AT II door ana HhotnerO' w'h al i
"' Zoe 80 "eip M H"i Al t"uu "a" az! t''Ii- ""'
stand s and wait un II GOi told ino winch waJ L" 60
stood hhe "ai Walking at inanishi ia 10, ieeie oi
oe i'h'S no oou no. ,' = ~" .o 3 r sIi &C., ana
tf. a gtl III al
ias were to be put DacA aedin, "Od'd mol 40 tAo
same thing.
The Kov. Mr.. Chamberlain asked who the Rev. d..
Ward was who made tao statcmcn, Friday evening.
Mr. Heccher replied That ho was the editor Of The
Indepenccnt-a very tstinabe and learned man. who
WAS neatly related TO Mr. Bowen HAVING MARI d his
cUusiu ilo wished That THE TRIBUNE report would
mention tie stat mrnt omitted ia thc morning issue Of
,Lat paper. that Mr. Claims in eryiew with Nil Bowen.
according 10 the Eters memorandum. - days ai.er
the Investigating Committee had coseitaking testimony.
Mr. ShoarInln in explaining tbs reasons why NJ.
Bowen not called Defofe the Investigating Commit
toe said
Il was directly understood that Mr. Bowen never
claimed TO anytiin; 81 his Oysn knowledge; aud,
therefore boleYcG b,yOEd all qurstiCn il" IL VI
Bowen called he could not give any evidence when
hoarssy Ana If we 10 take heasay, why Gentlemen.
suppose every OF IN haS heard henrsay talk about
IN It nn.-enths OF false But in IN neAt place the
church did not suppose 1t was is duty at thdt to 10
drag up every who Lad Ia cDnfdepce, among has
personal friends. stated them that had heard hear
say dcce against tn pastor aud compel him to dis-
close publicly. III mis- AIKEN IN view or
duty ten ccnsuie That view Of dnty-that
we ought to gel al auy evidence or anything that any
man knew OF his knowledge, but that We ought not
To compel "a rcuct and UNIV ins person 10 come Or
ward and say simply that lie had no.rl scandal rom
me one else especially wien understood distinctly
that lac did not bClict IT, Bats0d II MT True.
Mi. Halliday called to the platform and made
statement Of his interviews with MIR Bowen which have
been published in substance In injection with the re-
cent proceedings OF tho Examining Committee.