, 1874-08-13
"Gath's" Dispatch Is Generally
Circulated in Extras in
Both Cities.
Mr. Beeoher's Organ Admits that It
Changes the Whole Sit
uation,
1t Is Said to Have Broken Up tho Pro.
posed Compromise.
AN Ideal. HOME,
MRS. T1LToN'9 LETTERS TO HER
HUSBAND,

MRS. r1LroN's LETTERS TO RER
HUSBAND.
From Oar 0tc1s Correspondent.
New YonK, Aug. 10, 1874.
In Theodore Tiltonfa sworn statoment he said
that boforo lis family waa broken and ruiuod ha
had what all his friends and noighbora wore ac-
oustomed to call an ideal home" HRS, TIton,
In the statement aud testimony which she put
forth by the advice Of nlr. Dnccler's attorneys,
pictured horBelf a. suffering ton years Of misery
In this homo dating back to 1865 saying TINT
she had beon ill-treatel BY her husband, kept
Without food and fire, locked in nor room for
dayB together, oto. Judge 8. D. Norris who a
Theodore Tnton's counsel, pronounced these
statemonts purely fictitious and nalolouH being
neither truo as stated by Mrs. Tilton nor having
my color Of truth whatoyar. In proof Of judge
Morris assertion ho exhibited to tho correspond
ont Of TIE CHICAGO En1DUNE tho voluminous
correspondence between Mr, and Mrs. Tiiton,
covering tho worry period Of tho Iattos'8 alleged
miaorY, and permitted our correspondent
to make extracts OF such passages aa
he pleased. Tlcsa extracts arc horo
given, aud moro remarkable lottora wo have
mover seen between husband and wife,-partiou-
'larly to bo written, not in tue hey-day OF youth
and oourtship, but in tho aobor years Of middle
life, and after ton or fifteen years Of marriage.
These lottors arc tho testimony which Mrs. TIL
ton gives to tho character OF hor home before
she had any occasion to submit erch testimony
to tue manipulation Of lawyers bout On crushing
her husband for tho sake OF saving Mr. Deechor.
Her statements in these lettors aro utterly i1ro
ooncilhblo With her recent orit1ciBm On her hus-
bands treatment OF her. Judge Morris las been
for several days past eolicltous to publish those
letterB IN tho Brooklyn pfoss, but Mr. Triton has
withhold ha permtsafon on tho ground, first,
that Buoh 4 publication Hoomea violation Of
good taste, aud that no Bnch testimony was
noedod In bis behalf in tho community In which
Lo lived. But Judge Morris aays that Mrs. Elix-
abeth Tilton's Published testimony has been
shaped with deliberate purpose to aNeot pub
lio opinion by creating falso issue ugainst tho
husband, and Ie (Judgo A1.) therefore inaatctl
on giving dra. Tilton'n truo testimony, IN her
letters to countGrsot hor manufactured toatl-
mony before tho Committee. GArH.
Bile rnAYs TO BE WORTHY or HER HUSBAND.
APRIL l, 1819.
MY DELoyEp: This evening have
heard Mr. Docchos In company with A. aud
IT,. There was no recognition betwaon G1r,
D. and myself. ho leaving directly atter sorv'oo.
nor has he called on lne. Whenever l
my frHr feeling seeks God, aud thcn you. This MY
soul knowcth right woll. "Make my namo familiar
~ heaven by your prayers. you ask. All, do,
my sweet, and shall / make confession to you
When am naughty. cannot abide long without a
purglpg Of myself, lest you reocive tho blessing
which l, by my willfulnoss, am unworthy Of, aud
CRY out, - Bless mo Too, 0 Lord"! And thus
arc you oyoruore my helper. My darling, may
God mako Mo worthy to be your vito In all tho
largest and broadcast moaning Of that word, that
Ills nan1o may be magnilol through us: Come
| to mo Gro anothor Sabbath night. Tho benodo-
| tion Of our Savior roHt upon you.
BAK FEEpA on AK1 AusnAnDa LRrrgRB
| pRooKLYA, April U, 1860.
You have boon patient aud accomplishing,
| my awaat IN tho matter OF my writing you. /
| know not how Ishould 1.-Two without your precious
| daily litter. They do tndeod food NO, Aaye