New-York tribune., 1874-08-17
TITTON's DOMESTIC LIFE

,rp AND MRS. TILTCN'S CORRESfoNDi-NOi"
Crs FROM LETTERS PASSING BiI"fI-N nm
,xn MRS Triton BEFORE THEIR h0Ii0"
,ss,,pANCFs OF UNDYING DEVOTION
a. Theodore Tilton's counsel furnished anu
T,c CIicnoo Tribune has pub!ishedthrt. Tnoodoro
,,o letters passing between MT anu 49, odt,or.
r,,., ch,cev durine the years OF ME- Inv" to,v
Ih'ou' Cu'nS " ,--.,de,t and down 10 II"
S"'P Il. 20 the alleged confession u , us
80 80 Mrs Triton had been left among hoi -,
- ,aners when she fed from her mousse " - - .nar,
- Mr. Tilton seems to have sought 'n''' w. -,
.nd coIated them for the public. Ine e''.o So a hotb
,ono,onous reading being nearly all written y" and
mono'on'"I - s,r,ined style Of sentimental an"
'.onaort,l e,,sh The ostenSibe object o '"'', -, -
-. - 20 show that Mr.. Tton was an eNv =, a.,
devoted husband-and the letters cer'AilS c ,aonentv
tbe matter of correspondence since nc ,s,pd
., have written every day during HIS ,nooote h,s
A., NJ 7ylton profcssed srdenty 10 I'''I -
that Mrs INV" r., period before the breach
W to more significant lettersarc htre"''n P'e
sentcd: ,,rov To HER HUSBAND.
MRS lILi' HOVE PARLoR. Feb. %. 1868
A., v,rEsr: I have Just returned rom PtaSvIt pray dt
',,,g The reOm was troNuo1 ."' 'r,,S'.o - tbcse
ncelinIT interest / am inclined to aPprecia'e IneSe
u u;iss for thew passing away. Mr, bCeSIlei & Dn
n9I mn y5J there can never be another who can nj ms
Mace 10 Us tie had Just returned lI0m tenus' H"""
pia.e no hos bcen all the week. lecturtug twice.
bvc no, heard bnt from YOU this week ana tnat
was Monday. There is m1cn 9st III ue n u,S ,rnt
Y1nT labors aud even your very absence prove your
love How much want to do to make YOU h1pyM w Mnhn ib
vn,, come home can do no great things nut an Ih9
NAM little things which love Will suggest 'hese VIII
40 for 10Y beloved. 1,v 1870
MY ne ia'Ie i, furnished with cold turkey
coi ham, tongue, picked oysters Jelly, motoes for the
en- bere since | made Won once happy in receiving
,onr friends feel encouraged to think may always
Adleu. Yours utterly ELlzAiAfi' WIFE
FRIDAY MORNING. Jan. %. 1863.
heavy letters DO You good as a medicine" have
cause for gratitude I'm sure fJi-aye 1g me ,ye t"'
believe l am biz enough to supply your bg heart
with love if you'n only let me- Farewell, e,,,rrr
BRooKIYN. Thursday Morning. Feb 4, 1859.
Ny DEARLY-BELOvED HUSBAND. was
glad 20 he,r irom ioq IN ne I"atPcnaen, Il1 Th
ply last week to the Methodist assaant. Tins led to
The object OF hls visit to ne, Nnch was 70 lnqaHe
of me the origin OF the story told him by II aly
from Brooklyn. whose letter you saw before gong
west. then told MIN at length how that he knew him
set how felt years ago regarding nm Tor ma SouEut
IN interview alone with him AT he NqHddTd office, aud
all that had passed there had told Matte B. bat at
present my feelings toward him had changed ehtlrey,
because husband was no longer Young aud that very
IeW-iudeed could not naue OnewhOml thought posi-
ble 10 influence for harm. Besides had learned 70
trust IN the friendship OF my husband realized now
fut had felt growing indifference time past
between him, Oliver ana myself ana therefore
hn mSU tnan IeH himself to my house We had Very
truk conscientious talk, ending by my telling hm ihat
desired with all my soul To feel no ll thOhg OF sus-
WiclOn toward any humIn beng, ana only wished 10
live TO attain 10 this el' very much better IA spirit
after It, aud think thar mere now we are again ii sym
Mr. B. does not come as often rs in the Fall
His abor- heavy, aud n TOO feels Just like work
Ilore than for several years past: f1remel'
Gour DARING, ELIZABETH VIII
MY VERY DEAR HUSBAND; % nope IN NY d heHrt ,
vii ALWAYS leap AT our coming. DO DO not nor D9 bl as
cod knows Is. aud does not require You
10 bear nv InhrmIties Alone We I'VE ana
greatest misery if ] make you fall by loss of temper
deception, or such thing That my presence SLo9,d
punishment, j, greater than can og+T do not tuihH
YOUR FONb B-I IMPATIENT WIFE
MONTICELLO. sunday, Aug u. 1869.
Ny DEAR HUsBAND Iaese days are iil % Tug mem ia
ago! . Mr. Beecncr wrote me very snmmeIy'
Characteristic letter. which would 'ncoSo save ior the
'"' ~" YOURS ALWAYS
AUG. 3. 1863
mol persuade you 20 love the Lord Jesus Christ DO
po lei tins eutroaty csrLnge us more Tor my puoW on
Is My' i'm onr reiias natures DO have patience
with me for, the tuC remains 10 U.s. Iee As tnouRn
my heart wO1ld break II dd not SPEAK 10 you
not tnat l am Uclt IN any sense, and you are
wrong God loruid! but We are not one IN eens, ana
II is impossible for m TO be i9dI-reh' e'peGay w,e
GOI hIcsscs u WIN "' W ao ,itnomcb Lev
coming daily are my "l>ieuaAce Ie"I''' 4ouS" ~
slve only your outeI me- "Oou ll-.t, 2 10ui
dear wife, - - ,, . i-iA'iNi
DUBUQUE. Iowa, Dec. p, 1906
MY DARLING: | came hIther tnis morning. anu ionnd
voir lcf t.r awaiting Hereafter tIus snail re-
,aive ali yOur letters.
II had six tongues instead OF one, could employ
them alI, and every night had tOuch OF homes cR-
,css rms morning Ii came from the sunshine that
,ureI iufO NV room from the us southeast Tuc
I'll, fhr cttprf. i.e char-, all -lowed and gttcrCd
undcr the toicn of The goldsmith. wanted then ccr-
tain SHINING face to st in my rDcbnSchair III whose
eyes ui-ht look, ami on whose M, nsht nam ;.,
IROw THESE ana such Ike moods 10 nj lnt a"hhe WIN
delicious sadness; and ihen nght them do"n' ana 20
- work. dJut expect, however 70 De lonesome much
longer for uIu go meet YOu III Chicago. SOW lhat the
cher man OF lccturlug your etttr men