, 1874-09-18
Mr. Iilton's Second Statement to
Appear To-Day.
Some Of the Points He Is Expected to
Make.
Three General Lines of Prooq
Adopted.
Full Attention Given to the Charoes NJ
BlackmaiI,

=. -ot1t"' 0topHtch 70 Ihd Chjt1no Y'ri11Hns
NE" iohk. sept. 17.-Thootlore Tilton's long,
u"p'o.oo eealoneht will DO issued In tho grap1io
| s'1's a''oFaoot. 1t la Understood that oonsfd-
e..'. ei"oo u, an'ount OF nc" documentary evidence
will DO introduced. 1Ir. Tilton cxpccis to nrov.
hls case by three different lines of taots Fj1ot
BY hlrs. Tiltona lettors without otbor hona
second, by Mrs. Morse's letters without otha,
hcips and third, by h1r. Boeoher's lettors vitb,
out other helps. hlr. Tiltou soems to bayo m
absolute conviction TINT ho ls right, aud taat ha
viii succeed In convincing cyen Plymouth Cburch
o1 sao tfnthfulness of his frat statement.
The answor is such as not only sat;ef,o, ~.
nu'nor out, having boon carefully revised by bis
counsel and advisers, is beloved BY them to rom.
pletoiT overthrow tho thcorics evolved hv 1Yr
ooeenof and the Committee. 1eaving both with,
u"t W, Rsoonu 70 stand upon. Tho preparation Of
luz aocumonf has occupied nearly all Ntr, I'll.
son tiHlo nlnco tho appearance Of Decchcr'4
asasenons. on Aug. ID. Many Of tho salient
points IN thla document have boon publicly hlntod
IT, anu others have been whispered about anoror
alr. Tlltons friends. It ia understood, for IN.
elanco, that Mr. Tlton questions tho doolor..
tton OF Mr. Boechcr that ho alysod a asonarnt,on :.
that 10 will produce dooumonta to show that arr'
beochor Gnu lay no claim to having assjsted lin,
IN tho collecting Of tho S700u duo him from
Bowen, md TINT Afr. Tilton consented to anb,
m1tElng tho caae to arbitrators against tho ad-
vico OF hB lawyers, and wholly iu Mr.. Dccchor'a
intereats. Ho treats of
TIE ouARuEs OF BLAcKEA1L
against Moulton, Carpenter, aud himself at rr.a.
length, ondeavoring to chow that this was =
seheme OF tho lawyers, which Mr. Boechor know
TO DO falsc. He soeks to throw diuored,t unon
hr. Bocchor'e nnticpations OF sudden death, md
that his wish for death was 30 strong at tfmeo al
TO mako him determine to tnko hB own life. Mr..
1ilton Introduces hlthorso unpublished lot,ora
anu papers to prove that, contrary to tho stato-
mont OF Mr. Bocchor, his lecture tour in thu
West during tho winter OF 1871-'72 WAS unusually
SUCCESSFUL, aud TINT with two exceptions ho de-
Asofoo moro lectures than any othoEa on thu
p1as1orh. IN TINS connection Is = letter from
mte. lllton' who was thon travelling with him.
IN "h'oh sue says that ho was "broaking down
all opposition to him. and Winning golden
opinions"
Mr. Tilson takea insuo with tho Coumittos ~
THE NATURE OF THE CHARGE
which he originally made against Nfr, Deoohor,
largo part Of tho Committoo's report wa.
givon to prove that Mr. Tilton had not. untiI
after tho Bacon lettor, made any charge Of atu1,
terry. The Committee said ut ls proper ia
asate that the offonae, a. alleged by hfr. Tilton
during Some four years, aud until recently to
humorous persons in writing and otherwise. m.
On improper suegcation Or solicitation By Beech.
or to Mrs. Tilton but - ttmo passed and Dur.
poses matuted, this charge passed and maturod
into another form and substance" BIT, Iifton.
While not denying that during theso four yoari
LIE policy OF covering the crimo from tho nublio
eye lod him generally not to nnrno tho full gull