Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-07-22

Mr.. Moulton on the same dav asked ".
Tilton if he would permit Mr.. Be ecbo,.
address a letter to Mrs. Tilton and Mr. r.; -
ton replied in the affirmative, W berar,a--.-
Mr. Beecher wrote as follows:
My Dear Mrs Titon 1 saw You l5St III ls7l-
expect ever to see You again or to be alive man M
God was kinder to me than my own r. Sgs
The friend av whom God sent to me Mr. g.
ling to help me in this terrible emerEenc aee aud VI
His hand it was that tied up the storm that Was ne
see il HIN I'm an unfeped respect and honor
true friend to your honor and happiness as AZ Re
could be to sister In him We have common f,lsr
mere no future Vise- h hi 5if h6 sRded
aary Of reconciliation and mediae and ne be neE sane
and my most unhappy self? Do not let my ears
have put myself wholly ana gladly in Maa 5593ss1l,
Theodore's consent but he has not read i sat WITH
return it TO me by your own hand? am u. 5a1
subject to even chance of mscarriaye HI ri T. ie
Your unhappy friend.
Thirteenth. that about year after Mrs Ti,+(.,
ession her mind remained in the fixed opinion i
morally wrong, SO strongly had he impress45 ~ -
the contrary; eqt at length change took plae4 H.
letter addressed by her to her husband: "llg
SCHoHARIE. June 81 -s--
Catharine Gaunt. character of fiction M q
see nv sin. 1t when knew that wen s. ina,
suffer it to grow TO passion. A virtrS1s ~ =
peared to me in such false light That fhe-9v q
a aaed 8Ia 1T moi mo one not even Law
noon, when heavenly vision dawred nT19r ne ne
hasten Immediately to ask your PARDON Win y9' and
fence 50 SINCERE lnat nenceforth IF reason reris
though your opinions not restfIil Cr CO. l-e.
and holy things me Bless cd tb me- Are Are arei
me Hagna i Snd i9r an the sure lea.nZs Of an alIW
and LOVING providence Yes now r-el olifa r-a--e
to renew my marriage with you 10 iear I, a 70
before could say this VIE: ya a. 'n3 hgart Neyer
restored love of ~ ~ 1, -.1a AID
The fourteenth and fifteenth sections vt : -
part Iaken IN the scandal by Victoria Wood6ui a.
The sixteenth section contains the history 7f +r-
mous trIpar1Ite agreement between Nessrs BIZ
Bower and Ilton, and IN connection tbereri-h 80
duces the following letter from Beecher D. "
Nm. SUNDAY. June J. ~
Feslstance Ineodore's temperament l. sI..l -I.-.l
future even II temporarily secure would b. allsl.-
worthless and rendering liable at anv h1rr ~ ~
LAY 10 be 1ilret to stultify all the devices ri |
-kow that the publication OF the card Will r. "a
poses. would leave him worse of than befl--
areement viz the tripaTtite covenant5 vas M -e
my letter through You to him was written H bad si
enjoined upon me with the utmost earnestae.- IA
TO blight There Is no use II t-vira. +--.---
have strong feeling upon M. and i br.n-- -.
peace that am spending my last sunday AZ Y---5
ing my last sermon
In subsequent letter to Mr.. Moultan. to lie ..
e. Mt Triton, Ar Beecher says To say that la7=
hundreds and thousands Of men pressing rrz es--
vii his keen suspense or anxiety. to see ttr l.-
which if not STOPPED would break out into T
defense OF me; to stop them without seeming 81
70 prevent any questioning me: to meet and allan
pref udices against me which had their ba-l----
years before; to keep secret If was not a!--.
disturbed; 10 be cheerful az home and am7u- .-- 4
when was suffering the tormeuts Of tha dais-a5---
pass sieeuess NIGHTS often and yet to come a. .-a-
and fair for Sunday-all this may he talked IN.
the real thing cannot be understood from The
nor It's wearing and grinding OF the nervous -.---
In subsequent letter Mr. Beecher says; I Io-ss-.
death as sWeeter lar than anything II the wn-LI
81 am
pair, and yet 10 put on appearance Of sere-
happiness, cannot be endured much lorl-er Ell
nigh discouraged II You cease 70 trust M =
leave me, am alone do not know any lar~-- 81 +
world 10 whom l could 20.
Mr. Tilton yielded to the above quoted ana .-- .-
similar letters. and made defense u himself
the public cdlum which attached to HIM = Id. ~