The New York herald., 1874-08-15
THE T1TON CORRESPONDENCE.

THE TILTON CORRESPONDENCE.
In the statement OF Mrs. Tnton, published at the
time of the publication OF Mr.. Beechers general
denial that lady describes herself suffering ten
years OF domestic misery, and particuarizes varl-
Ous acts Of cruelty to which she was compelled to
submit at the hands OF her husband Mr.. Tilton
alleges that in this respect his vile does not speak
the truth. In support or this assertion he quotes
her correspondence from 1884 to 1870 which, he
states confirms his Oft repeated assertion that his
home was the happiest OF homes until these now
notorious troubles commenced. For some In
scrutable reason, best known to Mr.. Tilton. this
correspondence has been given for publication to
the western press. The following selection OF
letters most pertinent to the question at issue
has been taken from Chicago paper and will be
read with deep attention by those who are In
terested In the fortunes and misfortunes OF the
Tnton household
[From the CHICAGO Trlbunel
SHE PRAYs TO BE WORTHY OF HER HUSBAND
APRIL l, 1866.
MY BELOVED: This evening have
heard Mr.. Beecher in company with f. and
L.. There was no recognition between Mr..
b. and myself, he leaving directly alter service,
nor has he called on me. whenever !
hear any inspiring sentiment Of poetry or music
soul knoweth right WELL snake my name familiar
my sweet and shall make confession I @ TO- You,
When ! am naughty cannot abide long without
purglng Of myself, lest you receive the blessing
which |, by my will uness. am unworthy OF, and 1
cry out, "Bess me too, o Lordl" And thus are
you evermore my helper. My darling, Hay God
and broadcast meaning OF that word that HIS
name NAV be magnifed through US. Come to me
ere another Sabbath night. The benediction OF
our Saviour rest upon you.
SHE FEEDS ON HER HUSBANDS LETTERS;
BROOKLYN, April q, 1868:
sweet, IN the matter OF my writing you. | know
not now should i've without your precious daily
snosn in
as much in your absence as when at home.
am sure you Will be unlike most puDic men-lao
dear ones at home, while your wife is faithful and
pure. ! have an ambition 10 help you but this
D sa
FRIDAY NIGHT. Dec. 2S, 1855.
thinking STs Of nv love- for
OF late. and those thoughts YOU sha nave re-.
member hannah More says, i'My heart IN this new
think have hved q richer, happier Inc since nave
kr0arn him. And have you not loved me more
s9Ge you rnn another 9G q m
lie had such rapture 0r enthusiasm In my love Tor
you-somet thing akin TO the birth Of another paoe,
toward vou the one being supreme In my SOUL
] love thee with the breath,
sss sss fI Sss sys & II lhss amer s:s
1t Is not possible for any hunlan creature to
supersede yoI n my heart Above al!. yo1 rise
seacnng NE q His great mel mercy and love love SHOWN
by His Girt OF 30 great q heart as your own to be
name. For many years d.d not realize the bless
ing. WHAT remorse 1t pr1ngs to me Memories
bitter, awful
But to return to Mr.. B. he has been the guide
years when our confdencs was shaken in him, we
trusted MIN as no other human being. During
these early years the mention OF his name, to
HIN nr a froU Y
cheek would fush with .pieasure-an experience
common to all his partshioncrs OF both sexes. 1t
mate acquaintance my delight and pleasure should
increase. Oi course, realize what attracts you
me. Therefore, it Is, that never before have had
such wre things with God that he would reveal
Himself to me ana eyer u my ears 1.-The
on, fulfil this promise unto me. my Lord and my
Daring husband, have endeavored to express
to you, without cant or any such thing, my true
feelings as they appear to me. .p;,z. orr; :.
WITHOUT You CAN DO NOTHING
WEDNEsDAY NIGHT Jan. 2, 1867.
NY OWN: What can say to You. my
cnaied so constantly as during this separation. I
am 30 unwilling 70 De patient until you return do
nothing w " auG aa
formed II was not interrupted and absorbed BY
my husband. have learned better, sweet. With.
out you can do nothing. Bye bye. Your
HRR HusBAND's a1NTLRNEss OF REBUKE.
AT Your DESK, I
MONDAY, Jan. Z, 1857.
MY PRECIOUS HUsBAND-I find our language very
poor In superlatives when attempt to describe
my sous love love %Ia1 way you have o.
always thas W you think am the loveest and best
thoroughly @ satisfied when you praise me- though ~ n
4 pc or am no1 GO and
entirely. ~ " " ~ " ' " iEL.lzABE1H'
.'rHE SHIPS CABIN"
AT MY DESK, Jan. 9, 1851
little Insight into the manner IN which am using
your hard.wrought earnings. Ny heart
With shame and Sorrow saat can % DO no s Sesler in
you for your delicious letters. they will be a
legacy to my children wnen no longer live to pre-.
Twill try to take care better OF my wretched self,
because the best man In al ne ,corld loves me.
UNION OF SOULS.
=. FRIDAY EVENING January IL, 1857.
You write 81 the
Tor Immortality. and ask whether such love IS
not more tendery beautiful than those same
1--we in profound wonder and husheI soiemhits al
wasenea the past year Am Your sours mater
MAKE a avs oapacg to
meet your souls want though you entirely fill
mine. Wnen look at you say, eyes, my soul Is
satished-our union Is perfect" But when turn
ana look at myself as supplying your need l bow
my mead and pray God to add the needed grace
As to my love toward God IN dersiand 1t
only as know my love TO you-it Is one and In
separaDle. learded OF Gou, the Father, as know
my children. learn OF Jesus as lover OF my soul
a. know thee, my lover, husband, friend. Oh,
God, lead uss Thou art the Way, the Truth and
the Lieu ~
Forgive as II too close we lean
Our human hearts Thee.
Good night.
MATTERS.
SUNDAY EVENING, Jan. 20, 1857.
MY PRECIOUS HUSBAND--Ohl cruel fate, that
parts US when we yeaIn lor eacn otnerl NV spirit
Is not at rest, nor has 1t been during separa-
tlon altnough God has ministered constantly aud
consciously 70 me as never before In my lite yet
long 10 snow YOU nv love renewed and conse-
Grated as humbly believe IL nath been. Tneo-