New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

ing the other reporter who sat in the inner oee QUAKE
visblv and everybody In the outer room stare Moth
ing whatever" And he grew redder In the faee- sucn
q thing IL possible
TIN TR1nrrE reporter mentioned the Interview already
published and asked what the other reporter III the
inner Office expected TO get. "Not much repileu "..
Mouon in n slightly Modified tone OF voice II snan
say much to him. The interview you mehilon o'ii'
But" persisted the inquirer, what do you think Is
! the q explanqtion OF mrs. Tlton's letter. A. -. ri,
"ThinE" vociferated Mr.. MOulton at the TOP OF ms
voice. thlnkl Its her conscience SIT; r i biS h. a
of religious duty; her conviction OF ght SIT, he he
mpelled her TO writeht Pnt up pG 10 IN Heoven air. and
she can't look up to Heaven and ne as beeeher o' i"
! the face OF God Sound in mindi shG -. 49,.
! Here Mr. Monitor paused to shake hands most cor,
diay with another reporter, who had just entered ana
who was connected with the same paper already peprC
sented in the inner ofice whthef reporter NJ va"
escorted. ,,.,,o,r,o,, Ar uor,,on 70.
turning TO the charge as any one in the land, and
good deal moro OF II than Editor OF TIE TRIBUNE
has done already. The little woman, SIR Just rs soon as
she is freed the debauchng influence OF Beecher
In God. No. haven't seen Mr.. Tlton Tor long ume'
suppose Mrs. Tilton published the letter OecauSe1Pe
cause she wanted to- Tton had nothing TO do with
nor did Richards nor anybody, nor auythihg except
her quickcned sense Of duty and right sne believes III
"You don't want TO take a hand in the scandal again,
then w SAID the inquirer to develop new pAase
never dd want to take a hand in IT," was the en-
phatc answer az Mr. Monon snndGhy of OTr% SOtar u
" t" Dragged in by force, then =
"Yon were i'm somc way slightly connected with the
matter before, were YOU not T. asked the reporter; T.,
submitted 10 q subpoena, sir" said Mr. MuultOn, IN
q dignhed manner What more do you wantF
"Nothing, under the circumstance" sald the repor
ter and Mr. Auultun turned To the two newspaper men
In the inner office, having finished his ADDITIONS
WILLIAM 4. BEACHs BELIEF.
william A. Beach sat In his elegant Office ana talked
thus about the revived scandal yesterday:
"The trial could be opened any time, by any one on
either side by simply serving the opponents OF
the Intention TO reopen. or course | do not know
whether or not any such action Will he taken, but do
not think it will hardly know what to make OF the
matter but don't believe h il TitOns work. Ii Is
nothing more nor less than the work OF Mrs Tttons
conscience Shcis emotional woman, fall OF emotion,
sir; yes sir very. But removed from the powerful IN
nuence OF Mr.. Bcechcr she has recovered herself.
In considering the weight Of her evidence
now the circumstances OF hor previous Genihis
must be remembered She declared ir Bcchcr innocent
under great excitement, and undoubtedly believed II
WAS her duty de- IN view -. the elect OF tohlIN!
upon religion IN general THO confession 10 .er
husband was the tuUh eXtOrird from sense oil conf I,
ton. Removed now, Tor iGhs tnr' nom tns lo%.,II
magnetic influence Of NJ B"echcrs intellect ana ph}-
sdIc she had herself and tccs she mu3i 40
her duty the TRUTH do not tnlnE she mas caused me
letter published ~ n unlike her TO bring up Lc
s,I ,fF.r a frr every one had lOped II WAS ended.
81 hold 10 TALL the Opinions IOimtd WHth came
into possession Of the FACTS at the time OF the tll II
everybody should change lis miud ana MS testimony
shOuld he influenced. There are MI BeccheI let-
ers-tacy cannot be explained away ana lh'y always
will remain. don't know about the theory ihit MIS-
~ All purpose
but snc'1 termlg9ut sr, trrudEant.'
| samuel ID. IJII5 apparently had not recovered from
his lMrErmtut % Yesterday. H. was completely nom
rlmmttl. answer to any and all inquiries he as
. serted entire laCh Ol opinion