, 1874-07-29

AMI gNect following, to-Htt.:
ng both before and after bis marriage, IN inttmsto
fsten*lshtp existed between Thes1dors Tlten md Tue
eementel 10 sc degree that iu consequence thcreof
tho subsequent dlshonorina by Ms. Iccchcr Of his
friends Ttfo WAS crtine Of uncommon wron8fulness
II T6at:' about nine yoera .aso, tho nev. Horny
5i % s op aq anoss
tvo 1ecey and extreme rcligoua so1sibiHtJ ht often
expressed % ler husband hlgh admiration; visiting
weu for hsrelnatter stated, he eeascd such
yisiis, during which period, BY many toxins and ut
whereby, after long moral resistance by her and after
rrpested asRauta by him upon hor mind With over-
os M Gar
sns{ ss's& rm x int th .sn 4s oeng
nos &C criminal Or, morally WRONG, ie.'' .uch d
l,a been ths power Of his arguments - Clergyman
q virue and boor. whorefors depondcns rraya that
defendant may bo appreended md doalt with aecord-
Sworn 10 botore mo this aaEh a:y Of 5n,y. 49, ?
1u'ttoo Of tho Peace, ot q. 10 oty Of bFoolisn.
s7A7z Kinss 2F Hsx Goua,g. x,SsH' as.
Theodore Mton id falsely nsiclouHly. and scandal;
fsS Do5ISn ;1f % .f . .sa eset I'D % d9a T.
newspapers pubahed in tho Oity Of hrookyn, In xad
seanty On tno se @ aay Of JH IT. certain t.sG
aHanst uonry Ward Deecher OF the City or Brooklyn,
u she said county, to tho plrpors md effect follow
II respectfully csn public attention 10 the fact that
though tho plymouth Church Committee have this
md desaory % eoaseFsston p between % Ms :. neeeiors
oonuaol aud myaeH In tho commiltee-roo1u, yet tia
y.a1ataous report strangely omit. the n,oss important
part Of my testimony namely that the crtn,inBhty
wio my sworn stateacns upon tho Bar. Henry
Ward ueecher ana his religious victim xaa confessed
furthormoro /. xas oonfesse by T her sn him e III;
91oulton, as fond and counee1tor both and stin
years betwoen Ar. Beeeher and mo was based a ono
sa,e ffss sf ths 4; ;s5n.ty betrsen
e bsesba. spesa, % T. ss
Woedhai vas eonnsotsd, vas communicated to no by
Mr.. Decchcs neas1y eix months before I ever mot,
facts from the con1nit.eea report forces mo 10 iaY
them tssno 5eoS tho public a. PIT e my ssso
wEsa wEofseup9n aoponsns prays dsie:,d.ns nay % b ap
Sworn to before me- thia 2a;h d5sy q 5aly, 1s7!:
:: Justieo OF tho p.,ae, e oit5 of broosiyn.
These af1idavita boing road to 1lr. daynor, and
ho having sworn to tie same, the following
warrant WAS isaued:
WARRANT or ARnEsr.
srArz or NEW Yonx, az.
WI. aasnor Il No. ss rrst p.ce, aoposcs .as
a n; Tse 3 % r. sse Sssgy ss
soof baR pabhed Il
ssas I'D lSsljSus i xsi.ias ;;@ ssaes;9a$ ;aa
ii sald county in eec. and pnrport that satd Henry
Nnrd peccher had confessed TO him, astd riten. md
lna1 intercourse Or adultery with Elizabeth +.
Tttou, gu with infant TO scandslze and dsgEsca said
Henry Ward Deecher, whoreupon doponent pEays that
defendant may ba apprchended mud deAlt with ao-
swosa 70 before me- this assh day os 4a!y. 1sz4.
j.. 4n51as 5ustios q; IL 'tstR: IL Ps:aeo.
TIE WARRANT SERVED.
This warrant Haa also sworn TO, and tho tTo
gentlemen loft. Justice Rt1oy banded tho VAR
rant to Officer Shaughnessy with Instructions to
serve It immediatoly. The officer went 70 Titon's
residence, sorved tho warrant. and Itlton 40
comphuiod him to the court-room. The Justice
immediately 99 took hts scat and 1aton stFode
411roN IN COURT. ,.*-
Mr. Triton (emiiipg)-1 hoar you want mo,
Judge?
JUSTICE Riiey-Well, thnre ia charge Of libel
h hsss asgsnss ss bs a 4sr
chargo7 asked tho Juatice:
hlr. Tilton-Everything is true. = =:
Justice lsi1ey-Yos; but how do you plead? :
/ regard to the case as to the way pead2 ::
Judge ni1ey-Yon plead not guilty. and OF
course you arc entitled to N adjournment and
hearing. -! "'..,st
Tho Jnstice took the plea, aud - lo wrote It
down said: "Mr. Tlton, you will bo hore to-
morrow morning At 10 o'clock. i will allow you
to 70 on your own recognizance."
asking il he hid better have counsel in tho
mnrnfnr. and helnH nuhWateu In tho Affirmative.