, 1874-07-28

Woodruff was conncced waa Ttn Whcn m T. ~
n:w a: leooner noasy RI1 months before eyor 1not
ses from tho report foree nt ta .s
them snno Gno5s tho public as pars of
1 N'sAo0' THEODORE T1L1oNi
INTEnvtEE WITH r11,ros.
n interview to-dRy, Tilton said Mr. 1ror,tor
| Will not appear voluntarily before TIM NnmnniI
toe nor has tho Committee invited him to maSc
atatGmont: .,9, Pr: Mollton, AZ mattor Of hon
Or. VIII not toll what ha knows except beforo n
tribunal that has power to compel Him 70, IN
loss upon the conaont of both partiea ~ 'fMr.
Boocher and myaslD.' >1'-'
T1LToN's Observation-Disclosures. ,
| NEW fonK, July 27.-The following Ia tho
| olostug portion Of Tilton's testimony before thu
Investigating Committee, continued from, Mon.
dsy mornings isaue:
OF largo rcading, ard said AIR. Doooler carried to
her tho Hhoets OF his "Iife OF Christ" and
Norwood" for criticism. She was one Of Tho
bost Of critics, and hor Judgment was not warped
BY affections; and ho (Tilton) Was atways ccr-
tain that II Elizabeth likod what be vrota, Il was
NOS on his account, though Bho WAS airays ulad
whom 10 wrote good thing. It waa always an
honont CRITICISM; ii he had boen minister, mona
Of thla trouble would have como. Sho was
M"aya Horry 10 wns not minister, though shla
WaA tho only virtue ho possessed.
Tl11ToH's CREED.
Lhank Hod hatd 11lton do not belong to tho
hglous Lympathcs. who thoroughly hate and
uoHpiae religious creeds don't believe In one OF
tho Thirty-nine Articles nor In oither OF tho
tIatechisms, nor In tlle Divinity Of tho inspira-
Christ In the aenas in which It Is hold.
-. Wisness continued, that lia wife grieved over
thsa with tears, and found what was wanting in
., nun n beocher' who took advantage Of II, and
ought to srcnd tho reat Of hls life In peuitonco
and anguish. shs regarded
DEECItER ALMosr As tRsus CHRIST
himself. Triton did not think that thoughts Of
RaaHion and Of crimlnality wore in her breast.
Ihey were altogether in Beeehor'a. sho thought
=, Q.-suoh character would not excite tho
A:-Not tho slightest; neyer had lilo slight
e. 9st feollng Of Jealousy IN regard to Elizabeth
Thoro was time whom folt TINT Daucher wa
using bis influence greatly upon her.
r;t ;XEIo -a control her In her domestic relations
A.-No, but to win her; he was always irving
70 got her to say that abe loved him botter Than
Q.-she never would eny u7
religious vtews; sho loved him rs an evangelical
minister, but don't think that on tho Whole, hs
waa a. much to her as was.
I1tton next testified to tho latter in refer
ence to
THE REraAor1ou.
What struck him in that business N 10
damnable In Mr. Deeohor was that after cou1inq
and confesRing to himself md Moulton lis orina.
maj relations with Mrs. Tilton, and then going
round the corner to Roo her, he should have
come back tn half -an-hour and e1prora bis abno-
lutte heart- t-brokannos8, whereas he had IN hie
pookot this rotractlon from her. II WAS damns-
BIO and nefarioua: When ho sav Deeohor at
Monlton'a hotse, he tTlton) locked tho door
and narrated Elizabeth'a confession. It was a
long one and 1t would havo been indelioato to
touch 1t With any moro elaboration than he had
lie did not wish to bo questioned about 1t; it
to him through Mr. Abolition. 1t ia now ia Moul-
toms safo, but ho (Tilton) had copy Of
1t. Tbs lettor OF apology is In Nfoulton'a
n, Writing, except tue last limo md signature 7
would never have been written.
THE MONEY DISPUTE WITH BOWEN
was noxt alluded to, and during the Testimony
no sad THE more quarrolod with Mr. Beool.-
er. tho better Mr. Bowen liked 1t: IT, aa result
flaa ',H 1 RoWon wona not he ono Of sl.e nAsesno.o
e SaS oSg aR R. @ +; H. awsvS
wanted war with ,Beechor.; he is an enemy Of
THE LETTERS.
Ths letter beginning "A1y dear Frank, am |
dore's temperament il suoh," oto, is in Moul- |
toms possession. Tiltona letter to complain |
caE ~. NC nns ~ s ~ mopouy; nut as pupno
but didn't amonnt to ansthings % H. |
wrote It thinking it would please Ejizabath. Ita
affect was to perpetuate tha scandal
.;s 1uhe scandal you'd have died out long ago, |
sea ,,.;,;n noa' As Aaa onlS neen Kept ahSe hy
'os4 Ett.aaSo, 4hn'S ,,o, ,;,.n ro, r.,
n.oo., NV ~ a9sou III , nAe looi: aunit.
il. Ia ~ ~ o.! sonIsue .hs's ana % mol necd
~ y San Sn1 Tatneessa a'..' . 90 pEoto ".
,aba nasc luosea letters OF Yonr wife to
,,t n ona mnss Sou1 aomo YVES Ii 1868 ahu through-
1;ona n har enrrar5a- ~ ~. "a"' II "as pte-
O-Ynu hnva uf.toi tLaf thnro .-,u. .,,. |
,riminality. flrst at Boeoher's l,ouao erd 49,
,ndly, at your own house; do Won nreteni tn
lavo personal knowledge Of those acts
oasio. A:mohlY .ns knowleage q 1ra. Tison's con-
ooa''u. : @ naa aosot!t " tuo t11le'