The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-08-25
WHOLE NUMBER 1.7eS

was best that she should be removed sfsd offered
10 be Al the cost Of herschooliag. The bills were
due, part OF them tn ough Mr. T1lton. Previous
20 Der going away she wrote The following letters
AS a Part OF these Transactions:
TO MRS. Triton.
BRooKLyS, Jan. "a. ls7i.
Ny DEAR Mrs. TIIToS: want TO tell you
something. Your mother, Mr.. Morse, has re-
peaicd,y attempted to hire me BY Offering money
and presents, 10 go to certain persons and tell
them stories injurious to the character OF your
husband have been pursusded that
the kind attentions shown me by M.
1ilton for years were dtshon0-able
as Mrs sre a. sas s
purpose do not want TO be made use OF By
ny two best friends, yOu and Jour husband.
These notes are in Mrs. T.Is haDdwri1ing and
on same paper used by her In correspondence
with me.
PROM THE SAME TO THE SAME.
JANE
To My Dear Mrs. Tilton:
The story that Mr.. TiIton once Iffted me from
my bed and carried me screaming 70 hts own,
lie. Yours truly, BLANK.
While this young lady was at school she cid
inform q friend OF Mrs. It's Mrs. HI Of the
Brooislyn, and came % the knowledgs OF my
friends, creating an impression upon their
minds unfayoraole TO Mr.. t. and might possibly
lead TO the reopening Of the scandal. There
fore took pains TO trace them
II. to whom the school girl had told then. i,
therefore, called upon Tilton and asked II
Soon Soon aiterward he showed me letter
dated the Sth of November, lS72, written BIZ Mrs.
isspnss mrs rs mind n as sn TO snis siti 10 %
closures.
MRS. Triton TO MRS p.
BRoOKLYE, November 6. Is72-
Ny DEAR Mrs. p: come to you In tbs fear
ful extremity. burdened by my mlsfottunes, 10
claim your promised sympathy and love.
have mistakenly felt Obliged 20 deceive.
- "These two years that
my husband has made falee accusations
against me, which ne never has TO hes or
any one. In order tina. he may not appea< on his
defense, thus adding the terrible exposure OF
lawsuit viii you tmrlore silence on her par
sgains any Indignation which she may feel
aud hone in this midnight gloom is
his entire , sy%patDy % & and s2-oReTa,,s, ,s, n ms
snag sn1 spIl I5I which dear mother % sS
have riyen him against my husband, and you
know I have no mothers heart that will look
your enid, - EILzAEETH-
or course you will destroy this letter
Mrs. Tlilon sent TO me year afterward Tor
ns9So l1s school hoo Expenses, and also sateEnen
Of accounts and a letter of transmission and q
nsse ss easfis9 asfRGwsSans sSa"s rD' D a% @
the principal OF that scho2a an
and I forwarded The money 10 settle them
Ihrouga Mrs T,lton or sent The money directly
10 the principal OF the school al her REQUEST
MRS. TILToN TO MOULTos.
TUESDAY. Jan 70. Is7z-
pRsn FRAScrs: Be kind enough to senc noe
s55. / want to enclose IL in to-morows mail.
Yours gratefully, EIIzABETH-
This note is supplemented by o bill from the
seminary for sl55 and acknowledgment BY the
SEMINARY of the receipt from MonltOn of a check
or ESQ in fun of payment for the
young lsdy's school bill. Beecher was
very an xious to ascertain through me the exact
condition OF Iilton's feelings toward him, and
how far the reconcllation was Leai: snnp sss
him tBeecherl from imputation thereafter. 1
more tnan once applied 20 Tilton to get state,
ment OF his feelings toward Beecher. and
received from him on The 1th OF fepiesry, leli; leli;
do him no wrong; s'shal discountensncee every
proiect by whonlsoever proposed for any ex-
posnre Of his secret to the public. and II
~ know act mSssM toward Mr. Mr. Beecher ~ as
would have him in similar circumstances
aGiet aSd and received no letters from Beeches
aIlud.ng TO this subiec', or until his return
on the &th Of September nom hs Vsc~-
tion- r.r
SATURDAY. Sept 50, 1871.
MY DEAR FRIEND. I feel bad NOS 20
meet you; nv heart warms 10 you,
and you ought to have known that
L should be here IL you loved me as
much as 1 do you. Well, II Is an Inconsistent
orld soberly, I should be gia1 TO have you
see how hearty 1 am. ready for work and
hoping for bright year. I have literally
done nothing for three m ,ntns, out
aaUe gons to Come back among men and ee
business going In earnest. will be here on Mon
lam. M !, nv dear Frank, truly and greatfuny
yours, tsigned) HEsRY WARD BEBcHsR-
I had seen and known Mrs. Tilton well and
Indy on my part and Seieys1 Or 70 on
any exhibition of inbRrmony between
her and her husband, aad Of course had
toward the other. lTnr fir.t intin.a,ion OF II
which came TO me was in The exhinition OF her
original confession. The first communication q
had from Ms. III ton after had read her con-
fession was on the next morning, DecenDer u,
lS0, a. follows: Cd o7i mof ~ GfilIo L,
MRS. TILIoN TO souEroN. lI so.5
-1fs W 1a i's' SATURDAY MORNING. si1
MY DEAR FRIEND FRAsK:-l want you
NY letter you have and the oss YOU gave Mr.
Beecher at his dicisttion iast evening ought both
be destroyed. Pleas bring both q me. and
l,d viii ~ bum on MI N m ,Ias show This noe 70
propriery OF this request. Yours truly.
lcOuld not accede 10 this request, OccAukol
had pledged myself @ Reechfr that her retrao-
ton on the one side. and her confesson TO TIL
ton on the other, which arr the pa
psrs she refers 20 as tiny letter
which you have" and ..tbe one gave Mr..
Beecher" should not be given up, but should be
held for the projection of either agal st the
other. l learned in my interview with Beccher
that on the LIST OF January. 1871, he n d been
told by his wife and others that Mrs Tflron do
sired q separation from her husband on the
around Of his 50. posed inndeliI es % heF, and
that Mrs. T1lton had app'f 10 Mrs Brscher for
advice upon the subject, this being the
first had heard of anv asserted
An hdelity of Tilton hts marriage vows Either
the next day. or the secon day after, fasked
Mrs. T1ltOn III IL were So aud IL she had ever de-
sired q separation fiOm her husband on that
day, on any other account. wishing TO insure