New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Judge Neilson-That Is ruled out also.

Judge Nelson-That Is ruled out also.
MRS TILToN's LAST DESERTION OF HER HUSBAND.
O. When did you next see Mrs. Tilton, Mrs. Owing
ton after that day when took her TO rider A. The follow
ing morning at about haltpas, seven o'clock
q Now be kind enough to begin with your first interview
Mr. Fulcrton-To Mr. H2 Excuse me, Ididnthcs the an'
swe
Mr. H- about past the next morning that
abe had next interview with Mrs Tlton ITO the wltnees
Just begin with the interview and state all that occurred gVng
you coect the tme circumstance and placer
A Mrs Ton arrived house. should say at seven per-
haps half past o'clock had not then finished dresn
and invited her to take in adjoining room ana spoke
70 her She asked me II had slept any.
Mr.. Fulerton-one moment
Mr. Hll-In asking you to give all that occurred didht
want you to give all the conversation.
Mr. shearman Mr. Tilton was present
Mr. HnUnt Mr. Ttou arrived then you may give all tnat
occurred.
The wness-vey shortly her arrival Mr. Tlton came
and was shown into The parlo Mr. 0yington went down and
spoke few words followed shortly after lie sala that nc
had come to speak about Elizabeth toll him that early In
the morning felt unfit for any conversation until had taken
cup OF coffee the breakfast bell had rung or was about
TO ring aud asked him to breakfast with u.s. He declined
NJ first but aferward accepted We went to the table, On
the way the breakfast table, Mr. Ton and myself re-
mained in the hall, and l there spoke TO MN
In regard TO his position in this matter
said "Mr Tton, why do you do this hingY "hy dd you
publish this lettcr And of at that time was some
what excited cannot remember definitely all that sad bnt
plead with him try and stop trouble that was ah
and he made the thought that he was sincere az
the time Says he Mrs Oyngon, tell me what 10 90 anu
will do it," lie said "Tell me- what shall dof says
Mr. Tlton not sufficiently acquainted with the cfcun
stances Of this case say anything about it, Bat says 10
what You know in the sight of God is right That Is al you
need 10 do" think he felt very deeply
Mr Fullcrton-Noyer mind that
Mr. Bul-Neyer mind that What did he do! How did he
appear under your suggestion and advice'
The Wness-I appeared to though he were deciding
the question in his mind.
WeY A. We then went down the breakfast table he
taking his seat beside wife, think directly beside her at
the table We Notwithstanding conversation My TWO
children were present and my husband, OF course Ater
breakfast VIC went upstairs into the paror Mrs Iton MI
Tion Mr. Oyngon and myself He said: 81 wish 10 make
some remarks; wish to speak to you in the presence
OF Elizabeth think there is some Misunderstanding
or misapprehenson in regard to the conversation
held here on Thursday. Yesterday, upon her returning
from her trip, l supposed that she had had Gay
of unmitigated pleasure. l thought her trouble-this
subject had scarcely referred to- as she said nothing 10 me
Oh the subject or very little supposed she had had day o
unmgated pleasure Much to asIonishnent this morning.
She came to my bedside and told me that she should leave me
and Mrs OyngtOD think it was something In the converse
ton you repeated yesterday that think she is under
misapprcheasion Said NM Tton, please remember upon
xour leaving Yesterday you told that might tell Elizabeth
the whole your conyersaon have done so as nearly as
could word for word" That seemed to settle the question
think nothing was said then
O Do yoo recoect whether you then told Mr. Tton what
Mrs Ton had said in response to the statement which you
made to her. you repeated the conversation oil The day DC
fore A. don't think did don't remember that dd Mr
Ton spoke coming before the Committee SAID he for
what Elizabeth DONE Mr. Beeche should Kiss the heh OF nor
garment" Upon the mention Of Mr. Beechers name, MIS-
ion got M and left and went up stairs Then
Nj TfltOns r,
Oynston spoke position Mr. Oyngton asked him why
he should 90 forward in this thing and drag in himself ana MS
family and Mr. Beecher OF his position ana standing
and coodness-how he could do it. Mr. I1lton then
said: al shall be the Sampson whch VIII destroy
the temple will pull down the pillars OF the temple and
although Mr. Beecher and my family crushed he shall be
crushed with it,"
O. Well. A. Then he again remarked "For what Eliza
beth has said TO Committee Mr. Beecher should kiss her
hand" Said Mr. Tlton hardly think that would look
proper lust now" Said he "Metaphoricaly speaking
Then he sadhe started aud called Elizabeth She was
up stairs She did l asked him II he wished
70 see again lie said he did She came down the stairs
standing At the foot Of the beside myself Mr. TOn
facing u.s. and saying Mrs Oyngton Elizabeth think
has misunderstood me- but wish you to understand that
any kindness shown to Elizabeth is more than shown
me, and what may. do all you can Tor
Elizabeth you do for her it is more than done for
nysc" Said "Mr Tlton shall be to your wife as true
friend a. can left US placing first one hand on Eliza
beths shoulder the other mine, drawing together while
he was conversing this He directly think. then
left the house Then Mrs Ton told Of her having left her
husband for the first time
O Did YOU know that Mrs. Tlton had left her husband for
good until she made you after the converse
ton after nc left! A. did not
O. Mrs ovngton | will ask you this question: DID
The Witness Shall qualify that Mr.. Iiil'
Mr. Hill State the fact whatever it A. did not
know that she him for good only knew that she had
the offer Of coming any time that she chose TO.
O. Yes. A. had made the oIer to her.