New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

without and nnearh nehosy who should think " her
In Your letter Of the same r ua. all hearts and nv
occurs "daticn Theodore and Elizabeth ana couia
be made again. PpeSseS What did You
task ~ all muddle me. as don't recall ,ne ~ %
Working mind nave of no the precise moods under
h wrote cannot give the reason or tne '
W. ~ that sentence; only know tue .ehei" D" u H''"
we were s u" YOUR attention because criticism IS made
ca yvu that referred TO MI Tiltons mari
IN certsil hl ,rowing out OF your ofense A. Well put
sea isn't il going back to friendsMpi ISM II INC
bt Won ask for that you three should be made
,rtsnds again A Yes; that we should al cooperatso
And you say that Theodore will have the haruess
! ~ There family that by circumstances
mad been brought 10 the blrerest antagOhss rto" ~
time Of the most profound adversely wneh hr aitp sor
bad ,ot 10 struggle for his livelihood, for his name 40,
b,s nosition and for his household Eyerytmne Put
tngether he was in situation IN wnloh nc & nau
Exert himself in everyway for restoration IN every
manner and the point was that she sh2eia 1d beT
sorrow 70 bear home. he had his too Iha - "nt t
think it likely may have suggested tnese Fila
don't say hat 1t Is, because don AGAINST
beth Won know was at times Immensely duct Ot ok @
Theodore and felt that she had oe 'o % Sd moi been
and had been led to suppose thtl sue nn % she has
anything like much aggrieved as no" supPo'0 81"
q In the same letter OF Feb. :, you say OF course
can never sneak with her again without his peI v,
am an 80 a., tbof9 A. Because either at the time OF tnat
letter from M Bowen or IN u.s. lthlbeud'e I Wr
Tilton as have the impression now sen, me
RnyTeu Though cannot be sure of thap fOrDiduns e
even to enter his house again T.. 49,, ;,,,., ~ that
vS,ls business; but what way II came or ~nat t tt
precise date OF it was. cannot tell onv b"t bv
tre message was conveyed to me from MN Ou' "
whom or now, wben have f0rgottel. ~ vas iS
tinct thlng my memory, and after IS H. m nod he
to sirs took DaHs TO revoke II aieT NC uhu "
come % e letter occurred the words (Which Mr.
TiSon in ms statement makes appear 10 come lioai @
anooHer" When saw YOU last dd expect ever 20
let'ViI ae.In or he alive many days" Mnat was IN
youf mind when you wrote them a 1u'' """' -
slated ia my statement already
THE WISH FOR DEATH.
O Nothing elsel A. No; know frequently sald
wish WIS dead and Theodore Tlton, he came IN ana
said he wished he dead, and Mr.. MouItoh Was Ie
oyeDtlv in a state which ne wished he was deaa dH"
Mrs Moulton said Il am living among TRENDS every
one OF whom wishes he was dead or somethin. Inc &
nst. 7 40 NOT know but II smarter thah lhd U4l
she mn il m way that very udcrous every one
of Us used 10 ecnong that ex preston we W.
yav-d and plagued together, ana useu tAe i@ii'iAi
! phrase visa was dead ,.o, -, 4,o, limo
O. The on SIDE gossip that You referred IN tha' ino
/ .o otontpmpatcd suicide - .A
MP. Betcner-How do you propose ia cure 'no
gU5SPw SNPwinslow-I cannot say: hut want to know If
anvthn. OF thar kind IN your mind A IL vas lut
ny tni fd Kent it as the motto Of nv mel: BY pa
! tlent continuance III Ne.-uolnG ,,f P I
s4ame ~ C"''D pu, down and preach down this
| truth OF course. III my dismal moodS' ! !r !erV
S ioS ease SPECIAL letters every body is IrrcslsaAy
tempted 10 suppose hat everything said WAS o@u M
ro' in regard to their text insead OF considering tAe
syr..oilg state of NV mind; whereas my uttrIahces
~ ir,ely 10 ne interpreted by past as We'll as Dy
NE rrent or the future. cannot interpret tIeiu pre-
ciseiv 1s can note of hand or a cnerK man IIat
IS poetca man tnat l. Ottcnl cA % lrb
| rblt ls subject TO moods sucn as MAKE INC sH.n
as am cannot norrOwly measure MS words w
And vet, from this writing oi Over ~ iU'.
| yrars n every conceivable cJhdlNOn III tH,s '"' =,
corrcSponl lcnce, proceeding from m.iI spetAlli i
hvperhOhcal moods. and n an manner VI s'.os' I
bo few earlyOcal tnInGs "d"vires" did not
refer % me to hlm-lis whole +tyie OF "ctin.,
| o Theodore ,aid he was born for ".I ana MouiVoD
| vs. probably born fOr dliIOmHl u, .o.Nol 49,
By Nj Cleavelanc-Q We're the pan ana , he,nou ID ID
vnmr Suggestion or bv MIR MOultonl A made 'ls-es-
ons unr TO tlme seneraF "r"u. any n35 no
Geep forced upon from outside influences Las DreH u
Ms II n,a,.et this Whole matter with Mr. 7iton
Yes; ne represented nmsei! aNAys a, having il ,he
tnat # worst should come 10 "OIaI ne toua VonP - "
setement: lntimated TO me line ana AGAIN hd' 10
mat a he SAID once I Theodore does not do as say
IN grind hun 10 powdeT.' - ,, >.
By Nj NinsiOw-" BY when we saved ourselves -
! ms letter slys-,aved from what
pv Sir " Ilsow-Tne earning the fntuTe," a. IN
1cr,taud was procure the silence anG O3liaI OF lnc
ai,Ga A. No. II was Mt either. Il refused the plans
tv which IllOu 10 gct somelh- 10 40 ana 90 ~
a. Ihe devices " aid hat refer 20 a-.tae pans ana
Gements ana steps tlat h.d Dee & rah ~ a ~
| smpIv lVs,lf, should have said Yes or "AU'
F TF 5vonIi have orcn the whole Of II OI: lnsieac OK
mat the matter went into Mouton's hands, and Nov
tOa Is man tiat owes iatrlgie ~ suth Wy tla'' as
I+dv Montague said of somebody II would noi cave
h.f nd and
est things and The pianest he hArt 70 10 IL ine sai p
est way. H. consulting with parties mere ana
there and elsewhere, am grtat ueII o "A'Spe..n.
was taking place. ana nnaIy IL "ou-i lurl Vut ma
something wac going TO be done mat ne had said he
soua d. ,r ana wn ns s m vide client OF 9os naoaceS
through winch ne was moving all the time.
O. he had c0ndOned ms wltes fduIt ;; What dd you
mean 10y this a. COLuOhe hIo a Ie-il meaning abu
general meaning but the general meaning oi condone
10 pass over make peace, 70 OVERLOOK ana G-e t"e
word a literary man would use ~ n1t rs a L4wYcI
II used legal phrase the word would have been
o. II us.ng the word fault do you refer par
rrHar act Of Mr.. Tlton A. ref~r TO the complaints
be made general IN respect To her; you KNOW per
feciIy Wi what was the impression conveyed TO me
from the beginning 10 the end. aud that was tnat mad
stolen AIs house ana tha Aad taken alVdutasr
OF the simplicity 0f us we 10 steal Aoi aHecOAs 70
| myself ana away from him.
| o. And do You mean 10 say you had that IN your
| mild wien you used the word hul.l Il. l suppose
/ did. ,. -, ,-,.,. ,
upon most earnestly and sOemuy not 10 bctrav ms
wf III what respect A. Not TO beray TINS whole dif-
low u - aPi Pid " ~ soH reater eviI can Eett man
10 have wOInan a wife and neither made the subject
investigation as II respects hcr moral character
| for no greater harm can Deiali woman than to
be ked about from house house with discussions
10 grade Of Oense and the probable nature OF the
oHense ana the cause Of the onrnse ana eyeryth
| about It, Next 10 staUblug woman dead - 70 tax
her virtue and II the public suppose that ID order
interpret these letters must refer to vulgar phys
| ca! gross ndignity. then they living on plane
| where I DO not 1--we. You must remember that was
aware tat IN aHGOn % 10 also s0 @ ~ ieaeusy y
| accused his wife OF criminal intercourse with
several gentlemen OF whom was not one
| and mad asserted in the presence Of witnesses
tnat all her children. except tine first children
those gentlemen respectively N his decent moods be
was very anxious TO have sucl accusations unknown to
the world, the mere ruuOr OF them wOdd cast an Inef
faceaOle oil ht upon his children; nothing would have
inuuced TO make tins explanation, but that Mr. TIL
ton nas Deliberately chosen to cast bigut VI precisely
the kInd those children by his
quent and al that Is left to me Is the power TO
speak Of THIS anoMiaaole accusation with the scorn
| which such a horrible falsehoOd deserves.
HIS DIFFERENI MOODS.
O. You can refer points which have already
been considered. for a moment. A. " have a strange
feeling upon me, that am spending my last Sunday