Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

READ BY HIS WIFE.
/ She testified that she had read and az
swered a. many a. one thousand in three
months. Such "a reached the Christian
[ MON Office were opened by others, All
those that went 70 the church were opened
by the direction of Mr.. Beecher by Tie
clerk, before being placed on the desk. y
sort Of restrictions were imposed "a 10 b.
letters The usual facts and circumstancl-
suggestive Of wrong doing are utterly
wanting IN this case.
WHAT, TEES. DOES The CASE As PIT DY tbs
ACCUsER REST UPON?
We answer. upon mere words and asser-
tons. supported by no circumstances what
ever that are the usual Indications of adul-
terry. Mr. Iilton says he knows the fact
from his wIie's confession .Iuly 81, $50,
and from her subsequent confession t.
Mpuitlu and TO her mother. Mrs. Morse
This i thus answered First. that Mr.
Iiiton says in effect that this confession
whateyer it was. was extorted from her hy
an imperious husband, and By means that
in moral sense were fraudulent Pre-
fences were made that She must say some
thing to extrieate Theodore out Of his busi-
ness porplexiJie>. She was made u believe
there was
CONSPIRACY AGAINST HER HUSBAND.
The fact that Mrs. Tilton withdrew the
charge when Mr.. Bcecher first confronted
her after be had heard of ii. she has egc-
since denied the truth of the charge When
free from the dominating influence OF her
husband she explicitly denies that the charge
was adultery. We now see her coming be-
tore the COMMITTEES wiki expressions OF JOY.
tHat At last she can cone ald speak the
truth, and IN the most solemn manner she
absolutely denies the charge and proceeds
20 cite facts which conclu>lvely demonstrate
that this unhappy woman has for year,
been the
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STATEMENT OF c,vcIrsIovs
3.
q, fiTS,' " c hnd from the evidence that tie