The New York herald., 1874-08-22

MRS TI1ox-I send You with this statement Of Miss
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with s us me she not WE'LL but
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- SEMINARY, Dec Is, 1879
DE.s @ check SSr ssSo in ful for
debtedness to this date. Very truly yours. -
BEEcHER's FEELINGS TOWARD TILToN.
Beecher was very ANXIOUS to ascertain, through
him. and how lar the reconciliation was real and
to get q statement IN writing that would seem to
more than once applied to Tilton to get state.
ment OF hs feelings toward Beecber, and received
from him. on the 9TH OF February, 1871, the follow.
letter, which produce marked "AA:"-
TuroN TO NoULToN.
BRooELYN Feb. T. 1871
h lime Ssd
of them IN writing s.y, therefore very chserfaiy,
shall Dc him no wrong shall NC
s;
in similar circ umstances act toward me-.
add oTn in this ease
IsssSs% Ever ToS
From that time everything was quiet Nothing
Tlton and Beecher, or the kindly relations be-
% aea s ssou1 e
city OF Brooklyn, and some times was limited at in
the newspapers, but which received no support in
through any communication OF Mr.. or Mrs. Triton
or Mr.. Beecher. And l received no letters from
until his return on the aoth September, from a'fi his
vacation, showing that in TACT the settlement was
enabling him to regain his health and Spirits /
produce this note, marked "BB:"-
BEECHER TO MoULToN.
Ny DEAR FnIExD-I feel bad not to meet you; Ny
m sae 81 90 10 s
to have you zee how hearty am ready for work and
have literally done nothing for three months but have
sone to Things seem almost Ira % 70
will be here on Monday at ten A. N. am, my dear
''"A-' AN'' HENRY WARD BBRcHRR
THE LULL IN THE CONTROVERSY.
Taking advantage OF this lull in the controversy
II may be as convenient mere as anywhere 70 state
the relations Of Mrs. TitOn to the matter and her
acts toward the several parties l shall be par
doned II DO 1t with care, because my statement,
site to one published as hers. had
been be- 1,.on, on terms terms very familiar, visiting st
lilton Wen and Kindly on my part and believed
wholly so on hers, and, as have before stated,
had never known or suspected or seen any exhibi-
ton OF inharmony between her and her husband
during those many FAMILIAR visits, and OF course
had no suspicion OF inndenty upon the part Of
eltNeT OWhTu Iuc OtHeT. IHe uTbt IutlLuutlOu VI
It which came to me was in the exhibition OF her
original CONCESSION, OF which have before spoken.
The first time saw that confession was on the
30th of December, 1870. The frst comm unicaton
had from Mrs. Tllton alter had read her con-
fession on the Friday evening, as before stated,
was on tile next morning, the 31st OF December
1870 the date being fixed by the fact cited In ner
letter showing that she gave her retraction to
Beecher on the evening previous. The letter from
her Is as follows, marked "CC:'-
MRS. TILToN TO MOULToN.
SATURDAY MORNING.
DEAR ss rSTsP rn1S s,nr wanr ySSn to DO me the
the one gave Mr. Beccher at his dictaton last evening
ought both to be destroyed.
this note to Theodore and MI Beecher They will zee
the proprety Of this reques. Yours truly, Triton
could not, OF course, accede to this request Of
Mrs. Tilton, because 1 had pledged myself TO
beecher that her retraction on the one side and
her confession to Tilton on the other-which
you have and the one gave Mr.. Beecher''-should
not be given up, but shouh be held for the protec-
tion OF either as against the other.
Learned IN my interview with Beecher on the
his wife and others that MRS Triton desired Q sep.
arattOn from her husband on account OF his sup
| posed inndehties to her, and that Mrs. Tnton had
applied to MIS-. Beecher for advice upon that sub
| serted lnfdehty OF Tilton to hts marriage vows
either the next day or second day after asKet
| Mrs. nlton II 1t were SO and II she had ever de
sired separation from her husband on that o
any other account-wishing to assure myself Of tn,
facts upon which l was to act as mediator ant
| arbitrator between the parties. She stated to m,
| tn8t she had not desired separation from he
husband put tnat application had been made U
her own responsibility, to bring 1t about and OF
| the 4th day OF January abe sent me the following
| letter, which, although dated January T. 1870, wa
actually written January 4. 1871 anh dated 1870. o.