, 1874-07-29
cdhsttdfa!!on Of tho subject M ono Belonging ex.
elisiYofY 10 tho fsrtics themselves.
From tas Meas York Ror!d tfroefoust5 aaH 74ston,,

Jug Aos
In rcferoncc to Tho p1ivato fntorsiew with Mr..
saYo. Chairman Of the Investigating oomnistoo,
had With NJ: 9alton Friday, II Aaa boon ascer-
tsinod tn that tlio % meeting w arranged 70 500 II
by tho withdrawal Of tho chargoB Tnesday
afternoon Mr. Tilton said to Tic Committee !:
"TlH matter must not go any furtlIor 1t must
10 dropped Il It can be dropped now"
only withdraw tho ohargeB and writo 4 etatcmopt
to DO Eivon TO A1r. Boeohor that tho olargea vera
fa!so, and lad ardson under 'niBapnreiioaRiot.
Tic said he wonld consider tho mattor md tho
done, howover, by him ut that lntorviow 10 carry
out such an arrangement and thus the matter
roats.
AN INTERVIEW WITH T1LToN,
Tho Now York Herald Of Sunday publishes d.
report Of an Interview with Tilton. Wo note the
following extraote.
Tlton-"Th ! may ssy, that hare other proofs
OF ths sdultory ot nlra. Tton than her confeasion
'na s mGst nns asGt % aad psySs
aso positive, Direct that thotr production alone
viii b worso than doath to thoso who sha)enga thair
"I SEQ Il ie loft to b. inferred TINT tho Indies NTH
whom your nauo Ia associated In this published trail
scsirt sso hdses IN connection with tho woanh rights
coltatora evidence Of boing al shat am described 10
" that syMpsthtssd VII snd adopted Tue vews q
IN o5onsa fhcn Mrs Titom u rnsax @ y ar nv
sef The Two mos euccessf1lt meStios In connncti5n
.na wisa TT: @ Increment were i1augnratsd ed carried
q Mrs: Tilton. her own daughters atauding at the
aoogs r ~ 70 mxs mxe IAo hokots.: ,.,
aa 9or 1aars vcSy " re oa M a' 'a
'Hgbc Jnos h,t nm5 4,unpes Ina - noJ , ~ p,,ho.,
III e %ba s sts @ fs u % ss :a as
soribod wrotctcd4 To bustantiate that statement
naf oRa ov!aenec VIII 10 1noas convincing prof as
onvp s. ht. - an oostan sno W.T. no.
WHO have counse]c lila nyeetiaaton hayc % done oi Il
wantonly Siaksdly aaa1nat nv own uraont entreates
to keep Silent, and hoy bot ase reeponsble for liz
consequences"
u th9ro % any shanco for compromise In this mat
It tb.ak a1'1en pot rno tmo h., uono bv ,or TINT
sinco Ill inyeatiaaon bam,n ay say 'ss s|eo ~
ststcuont hps been bofora Tia Co1nrjtcn In snasrr
70 your question, may ny have gone further, and
nave @ sWnggoste;a W modo Of acstloment That think
isonah 4 ay yet DO eocop'oa' scarcely think will,
Hhnpta ma nor,n,ttso ror5.r a,c3xso. J., f..,,n
of ME. neechor,--a yory probable rosult.-may sst
you, Mr.. Triton. what vii then 10 your courso I"
ahatt commence M action for divorce. What can
90 ntnefwifs Should itko TO Know In the present
son'ouoo o1 LILLE 1osfto'e trouble =
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sHeoaEH AND oONDERD0NK---Ao CON-
TRAsT.
1.1s'0t ~ NS <sA"'eot1F w y Union
a qaaftof OF century ngo tho public Of tho
unltea states and dfcst Britain WAS shocked aud
startled by we impeachment by bis peera OF an
eminent p;e'ato Or the Eriaoopal Church for in,-
aMd tho fmPlety and treason OF aonstng his po-
stton anu influence, and tho confdonees involved,
to the purposes OF luHt and the betrayal Of inno-
oehce. -...-,
not 1ana 1I!1 o. voice veg raised BY himself.
~ any Of big peora, majority OF whom wero
his devoted friends, nor by any portion Of tho