, 1874-08-07

FRAN tie Ncto York Wutsf
It Ia d pitiful atory-nont pitiful. Titon, IN
bis testimony before tho eanle Committee, paid
STORY needs no such guarantees Of it's verify from
him. Its lnlprobabllily surpaBses all invention,
yet no reader will question its truth. The pour
distracted creature has pcon living for yeats in
Beh III earthly ho1l Of tornlonts. no wonder tho
cold gravos Of her babes a: Greenwood aud tho
midnight afr wcro tho paradiso aud tho peace to
which slo lied.
Tho deuialy which Airs. Tilton SO eo!ennly
n1atlo IN her first statement arc HOW reiterated
with circumstance, bit auch dcninis from go
weak woman, buffatea, tormoutcd, utterly
drained OF life character mud pride by the do
nontcd prosecutor whoHo 1nania WAS llor i,,tidcl-
ity to him. aoenl to TN to have little va;re cum.
pa,ol with tl,o si,io-light cast upon tho cAarac-
tors chiefly concerned. bv her tInrraliyo. Il ia
]csa q disproof OF criminal conversation with
hIr, Dqechcr tlap q tioclosuro OF its Intricate
luprpbai,iiity.
10 account for Tj]ton. yhosc indictment Bai1
Mr. Deoctor's letter Of cn,,trition was for nt],l-
tory. and whose testimony ti,u,' proyctl it was
co1itrition for a wrong Of Which AlIs. Bocclor
was ruiltior linn ha o1,o in more nud mDrt
driven to tie hyuusi,csis nf insanity. Wa warn
nnt uwora nf t,n l,crof1itarv toi,,t wi,nn srat
milking tbo e11ereafjn1i. mr. n t,o nreacnt les
tlmupy, Which lands It a doeper color There
uro pproa in Ma,,dsIoy.a u Inst troH11so on q Ra-
epounlbliity in Memtal Disense" @ enneoally, tia
ciln,,ter o,i T,imitoi na1upi,nu wh,ch If nintr1
hnra uonid vi ha tnn,,n,t "1 ~ T. tnn Hpsea
ooua
'"o'' Er,,,, H., y.,o ,.,xs q,,,,,n-
The moat 1,itcnus storv at in,nrstic woo tbe
panea Of th,s ;m1rnni bnvo hcnn inyret, In bnnr
for 1na1ly yoar IN lint thoy carry hi. morning,
htrs. Iilou,s testimony hofore tin rjy,no,fh
Commlt.ue in n I,cart. .breakint, history. and itn
;uvonuona r,,,,,nr r. 40 1i"31n -. ;;a ,,a,1,ns
1VHntnvor ,,n' n,nv sill ,av n1o"t thn rt",,nroi
i.s"n thnv viii ha,'evn iii" mt.,,,o"x ancsu,t ~
her l,,al,n,,t,,a ronct nnd lar n,.,, s,,yor;,,ra
Tint al ISnst - MT liz in"an,,ors ornrt Of sn,,.
ninu guill, II IN ninl1rts frtn the lifa.
Il q n hnrsfla 1nnuttro,,a tnvelat;on. n,,} liza
most nkct.tIcmi wno read r. viii wl'otovnr
reserve thoy n,ay etfll regard tia wito'a aoulaie
OF hor avn ,y,li1t. viii nit leioye IL poEsDIo
lint sl,e hoss ,nvo,'tcd thIa reni'at of har a.
hnna,s.
From tde S,p yprs Ytues.
It haa been dcjermiur1 by tic Plymouth
Chl,ml, Colnn,tton to n1biah fyat il called tl,o
cross -exa,nl,,atotl Of b[rs. Triton. OF course
it iB nut in any propcr ae1,go /, cron- examination.
but is n,eycsy 10 fss M wo cau eec Ha5l,!e,ent-
n,y tcHtimui,y, OF q a,lite rambling character,
oiioitod by tno jnuujriua OF ,lo lnwyors proyont
| with tho tomuittoe, AAtha preypl,B, testimony
| authentic form. It Ia Obvious TINT tic prosoIt
publication IL but n slight contribution to tllo
evidence uccognary 10 estnblsh tl1o truth in thly
muttor md nc are bou1tl To anvil tnat Lhu course
| Of tho COMMITTEES in regard to this and otlor
| testimony thut thay hnvn nrInfod n ain1ply IN
| ox1IicubIo.
From the .yeu 1,ork Herald
It ia q torrlblo slnry, yiew it as we may, bnt
howovar it may affect hfr Triton 1t hully fails to
| than 1t pas before, Il jn u btnry Of tIo,ocstiu
suryow st,ch an WAS uoycr told loloru, but It n1-
peas viii! y iorco to tie public consciouco thaat