, 1874-08-03

l.o in this. aud said ho would do bis bost to per-
hls folly"
BEroHeE's LETTERS.
f'row tie Ereollyn Kaplt.
To an Eagle reporter = relative Of MIR. Decch-
or, whoao name no withhold, presented tho case
in tho following light to-tlav:.
,juaNng from my pertouai knowledge OF Ger
tain persons involved, and from q caroful study
OF the crohs. examination OF Mr.. Tllton, LAill:t
correct ondcras asandinR Ct Mr. Dcechers epolu-
momheroa that hlr. 1hson mado conlidant Ut
Mrs.. Doeohor, relating all her sorlows aud her
hnsband'a infidollty to h's msrrlhgo yowa
aud t trea.ment q her that from tho
iqa Sf mra II .on T and nossr whst
advise eReparation unloas sho thought sho could
rofcrm him; thai HRS. Deechcr. who Is very
decided Character toVk tho mattor III hand.
Through hor fundamentally. aud from l,fotmn-
tion coming from hor concoroing Mr. Triton and
Mr: Tllton was displaced from tllo Iaticocndeut
aud BROOKLYN DAILY Union; that Mr. Tton was
hlghiy Indignant ut hlH wife, vino was callotl
lomo from tho country, His rage aud abuBo
caused her sickness and miscarriage. Slle wrote
from hcr Bick bod 4 note to Dir. Dceclor by Mr.
M0nFton, acok'ng to iscnncllo 1nattora. This
note nppcArs to hAyo been lost. Overcome Will,
grief and sorrow as tho family rupture md dis
askor, Dir. Doconor spoke burning words of Hor.
low and contrition 10 Air. Moultoii. It was tilon
dusk. and Afr. Moultoa took down aonle of them
to.Rtvo to Mr. I'lton. In perfect trust and good
fatth, Mr. Doechor signed Lis uamc without read.
lug what had been takcn down, solllo diBtauco
aNay flom tue close OF !hc notes taken by Aloul-
ton. WHO took l; to hr. 1lltou. Mos, In ylew of
tho above facts, how easy Of explanation is tho
apology.
"My DEAR FnIEHp AtouEroN: ask, through
you, Theodore T1ltona forgiveness. and ( hum
bio myself bof,ro hin a. I do boforo my God
Lie would havc beeu bottor man IN my cirouu1-
stances thau nnye boon can ask nothing
except TINT lie would remember all the otLeT
hoarts that would ache "-that Ia, II Mr.. Titton's
family were brokon up by tho divorce threatened
Rgainst hts vito. at that time wcll-known fact--
II will not pload for mysef; eyou wish vero
dead" that IL in Wow Of tho hind nc had had iu
tho matter, togethor With alrs. Becclcr IN the
Duwen difficulty, which seemed now about to
result In the ruin Of Mr. Tilton's family. "But
othors must hvo to 8uler. I will die before any
one else than myself shall be ineulpated," lbat
ia bis wife aud Mrs. Tlton: "Ali nv thoughts
toward ti,s poor chiid 'yIng thero, aud aud
praying with her folded lands. bho IL guiltless.
einnod against, bearing tho transEreBslons OF IN
otAor." That IL tho interforence OF Mrs. Deoc1l-
er and n1msolf, which r.aulted in Mr.. Tllton's
doar friends (Ars. Itlten) sickness unto death.
/" Hor forgiveness hays. lumblv pray God
to put It into tie heart cf hor husband TO forgive
n,e:"
i, NON, IN view OF Al .ln lacta n this caBo. is
tnoEo anYthine 30 very fnhdefIul IN the apology,
for. Yot lot 1t bo remembered TINT Mrs. Tllton
was eick unto dnath, AMI that his Heart bad for
Ter and hor threatouc1 family, and that Mr..
Gcechof nag sot himse1 to bind up aud heal tao
wounds OF tAe broken aniiy. Aud now no can
understand another remarkable lot1or to hIr.
blQuEtosl tlcEfEued to r1ot]cle and heal thn f9H-
coru which threatoned 'he ruin OF dearly-1ovod
family.
Many friends has God raised mp to mo. but
TO no ono OF them Inns 10 cvor given the oppor-
You hayo also proved Iheodore's friond and
Elizabeths., Docs God look down from Heaven
on throe unhappior Creatures that moro noDd q
trio,!d than these Il it not an lntltnation Of
Houb ihtont Of mercy 10 all that each QUO OF
those has in you tEiod aud proved friend7 But
WHO orders MI l9arts, tAat, by His Kind modin-
t.on, yheodpEo. E!iZabesh. ant could he mado
friends nEalu. Theodore will have tie hardest
task IN such case; bus las be not proved Atnl-
eelf m capable Of the noboat things? wonder
u Elzabeth Knows no" generously no has car
rsed hinsst towa' d NO. q courae, can nosor
Hrcak with hor again, without lis permission.
aAa 90 nos &no" tnas eTeh then, ""utd 10
hcst. mat is, ~ order that laera may be no fur
thef eou'Aa,nts tfona M;s. I,iton Concerning her
- '.-ss ~'-'SN-
Mr.. Monlton: .......-.
"llx Dean FnIENp; II several conversations
Will you, you have ashed about my fooings To-
watd AR. BaecheT, and yesterday you said tho
tlmo bad como when YOU would like to receive
from mo- on o1pre' slonof this kind IL writing.
! say. therefore,, very cAeoi FULLY, notwithstand.
ing Tue great su1eiirg which he has caused
Ell2apotn and tnyselfs boar him no malice,
aAAll 40 h.,n no wrong, shall dlscountenanco
every project tby Whatasoeyor proposots) for any
exposure u LIS secret to the public. and Cf
knoT myself at all) aaa'I endeayor to acs toward
Mr.. Baerhof as wunlt have him, III similar cir.
oumstanoes, net Toward me- l ought 10 ,add
ihas yo17 good oficos IN thfa case liare led me
TO higher moral feeling thu ! might othorW'se
aaye reashed.
That tho nlaltor had to DO With tho Bowen
trouble ana not adultery, vic 'is aftsrwatd
irlmPed up. IL evident from Mr. T.lton's own
words In tue cross examination. lie says, iu
telctfane 70 ata mael1ng NJ: Beeeher Ut tho
houae OF Dir. Moulton. " Liz (Deacher) burst out
son to to v oton ae no naa ~
me. Fla fhen aud lhoro told Mr. Mo,,ltnn i,,ut
lie Ind done wrunu. not 40 mich al some othcra
Lad iroIcrrnr TO Els wifn who had muio ataro-