The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14
"DORY" TO "VICK Y"
Hrs. Woodhull's Packet Of Golden
Age Correspondence.
rPUT THIS UNDER YOUR PILLOW"
Devotion IF a Refomer's Hear. Though
His Head Was Giddy


Below wilt oe found tue batch OF gushing zorro.
spondence addressed by Theodore Tilton 10 Mrs.
Victoria woodruff, and By her produced in the
great scandal suit on the demand Of tie counsel
FOR Mr.. Beecher. apart rom the interest they
naturally inspire as specimens OF the literature
affected BY the self-styled social reformers, whose
WISDOM has outgrown divine institutions and who
declare marriage relic Of barbarisa, they Will be
read with avidlty oy the great public, the real jury
In the scandal action as promising possible clews
10 the truth In the vast mass OF falset
hood which has Deen accumulated by the
sworn evidence OF conflicting testimony.
These letters complete Mrs. Woodhulls
packet but she, IN her remarks to the Court. !
limited that there had been others. II so, their
contents can only be guessed. These letters
would not hang anybody, but their publicA-
tion can hardly now be specially gratifying TO
i their author His sworn testimony Indicated
only a meagre acquaintance with tue lady
I whose biography he wrote in such glowing
\ terms; and he expressly disclalmed any very tn
Y innate relations with her. The letters certainly
indicate easy disregard OF social trammes
and a considerable amount OF assured mutual
good feeling Victoria is adjured 70 dream OF
her anectionate Theodore, and she is pronerd
'peaceu In much the same terms that nom the
same pen greeted the plymouth pastor with =.
rs Denedcton. No cew is given TO the trutl
presence unde- the pillow OF the Prestess Of
Progress was 10 compel sweet visions OF lhe long
haired devotee. was tt copy OF Tilt0n's G0bdep
Age biography o. the leader OF the woman suf-
fragistss was II, perhaps, the same copy %
paradise LOST with which he courted sleep for
his tired eyelids al Wlnsted or was ~ a
satchel OF hop powder Guesses are useless, yet
Y they Will come nor stop at any mans bidding.
Il Then ne does not forget that even an advanced
~
alone. he promises Dear Victoria in another
note that "Frank's Burgundy shall contribute It's
exhllaration 10 the evening picnic frohc for
the three oil uSn How gracefully ceremony -
avoided in T. rs invitation OF himself TO ride MP
In yictorias carriage TO MS temporary home at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel After sucn laboriouS
courtesy IL is 70 be hoped that the editor Of tho
COLLEEN Age did not seriously interfere with his
friends departure for dinner by his visiting her
unannounced, except by Q hriei "Iraternaln line.
Il am anxious to see you again to-day" No dates
embarrass these baLets 10 only appears that most
4 or them bear indications OF being contempo-
raneous with Mr.. Tlton's edtorship OF the Golden
\ 10e They may therefore be considered az ''g1lt
edgedn specimens OF tae light literature or the era,
supposed 70 nave heen represented by THAI iRhi Of
i reform.
4 whne the seekers after truth Will scan these
I letters ciosel, ana YET fail 70 ind mucn 81 sold
material on wAicH u any Judgment As TO the
facts in tnis sonllct OF antagonstic beliefs as 70
j the relations Of the parties sue scandal, the
curious observer 81 society, VINO merely aims 70
shoot folly al II lies. viii wonder whatit WAS
which hy Dear Friendn settled last evening"
ana whether Il, whatever it may De, had anything
70 do with her correspondents goodness neat
morning. At the same time doting lovers VIII
not fan to rejoice that, though lie head 81
the poet. statesman. philosopher, orator and re-
former might swim in the morning, ms heart was
even under pre- -matutina iaintness ever faithful
and trusting in Colonel Blood's wife a. the best
ana tTuest Or human soulsn
.uNDEk YOUR Pillow
FIFTH AVENUE Horst
M DEAR yIcToEA-Put This under your pillow,
dream OF the writer, and peace De with YOU.
| Anecuonatey. THEODORE IlLlON.
An ENGAGEMENT ~ FOLLOW PRAYER MEETING.
THE GOLDEN A5E
NY DEAR yICroRn--l have arranged with
Frank that you snall SEQ Mr. Beecher at my house
on Friday night lie viii attend meeting at the
church tai ten O'Clock anu will give you the rest
or the evening as late you desire. ION may
consider this hxed. Meanwhile, this sunshiny
day salute you win good morning. Peace We
win you Yours. THEODORE TlLT0N.
AZ EVENING PIcSIo FRoLIC
TUESDAY.
ny DEAR vicroRlA-Emma Is Expecting you a.
the three Or u, ned ID The library, around ths
centre table, aud graced with FRANKS Burgundy.
val can for you in carriage n you, once -
a quarter past six O'Clock.
You viii stay al nlgni al Emma's. no not fa.I
10 be ready. Hastily, a.
= Will RtDR UP WITH YOU
TuE GOLDEN Aar.
vicToRIA-f have room temporary ~ the
Finn Avenue Hotel where / snail abide for few
days ana until FRANKS return.
! viii ride up with you 10 your carriage TINS az
ternoon al i've o'clock.
Il don't can ior you please CAL for me.
Hastily, T. r.
AGAIN ANXIOUS
TUE GOLDEN AaE.
Ny FBiENn-I drop you line hoping 10 ca,cn
you with Il before you leave.
lam anxious 70 see you again today y con-
venient 70 yourself. Can you stop az my once on
your way up townP II 80, at what nour VIII you
call Or II should 90 down to your ONCE a. ave
= r. NJ, or later, would be interfering with your
departure Tor dnnerY
nv boy will bring me answer.
Ffaiernally, THEO TiLT0N.
GIpDY ADyfcE-wHAr was sErTLED LAST EVENING
THE GOLDEN AGR.
MY DEAR FEtESD-I make haste 70 say, while
Jet able 10 sit up por am gddy with iaintness TINS
\ morning., That your wishes, 80 far as they relate
to my actlon, shan be faithfully iuidiled.
Ifnc one else should remain 20 honor you, who
know You wen an believe in you utterly viii give
my honest witness that you are one 0f the best
\ aud truest 81 human souls.
Mrs. Rockers letter which I enclose IL no
fuller 81 good wil toward YOU than your upright
ness and stngleness Of MUD merit.
\ But think tie advice which she gives concern
your non acceptance Of the Communicating, Ike
\ Mrs. DAVIS advice concerning your positive with
Y drawal, Is not good as the suggestion with
which hereby replace both-nsmeiy, that Jou
abide Ia your lot. neither wAyering nor changefut
but ike me apostle VINO said, "flavIng done all.
\ SIN to standn lnaye no patience With any other
policy than justice aaC courage. | counsel you
against any APPEARANCE b slrrenderlng TO the ap-