New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

1874, Were these charges read 10 brought 10 your
notice by Mr. West these precise charges mean before OF
after you wrote your sh 1871 A. Before that
O. And very shortly before A. Yes. Sir; should say So
O. understood you to say that Mr. and Mrs. Tons family
ordinarily happy family until three or four years; can
you the date any definitely than that Mrs BRADSHAW
A. knew OF any serious unhappness until aer MIS-
Woodhulls publication.
O. That was in November 1927 A. Whenever It was
O. You have said that Tton delicate refined and
sweet minded LADY, also devoted wife nd moher
A. Yes, Sir eminentiy
O. Rmineniy so. Did you any change in Mrs Tntons
deueanor husband any change in her manifestations OF
affection and devotion down to the period you have uamed
1872 A. No, Sir.
O. Was she not Just az devoted wife and mother during the
years 1862 1870 and 1871 as you had known her to be
beforei A. Yes, Sir.
O. Did you not frequently converse with Mrs Ton about
her husband mean with reference to her feelings toward h
in GO and 70i A. Yes Sir, rather she did with me-
O. Did she not uniformly manifest affection and ueVouoh
toward her husband in those two years, A. What TWO yea
O. 1869 and 20! A. SO far as / remember
O. How was in the year 1863 especially In the Fa the
latter part Of 1868 A. have special remembrance OF tna
time
O. There was nothing noticeable dsnguishabe from the
general coarse between Mr. and Mrs Tton down 10 tue P
you have named in 1872 A. No. SIT
@ Were you acquainted with the religious views oi M an'
Mrs Titon during these years A. Yes, Sir.
Did YOU know Of any change taking place In the mind OF
Mr. Tilton in respect to religious subects' A. Yes Sir His
wife has very frequently spoken to me OF that
Mr. Shearmsn-That did not ask. IL you OBJECT 70 tha'
about the wife
Mr. Eysrs-we do not call for Mrs Tton's statements
Mr. Blackwell, that viii be suSsssk out tnen
Mr.. Shearman-Yes.
Mr. SheamanYou have said that you knew Of no serious
troubles between them bu did you know OF any onhe or diff
fcty growing up between them account Of difference IN re-
ligious opmionss
Mr. Beach-wel do you call for that from the declarations
OF Mrs. Tton?
Mr. Evars-In Just the In which you have called
for what she observed family She said she knew OF no
serious troubles up to certain time. Now ak her II she
did know of troubles growing out Of the discord in religious
opinions between Mr.. and Mrs. Titon.
Mr. Fullerton-We do not ask for what Mrs. Tnton said
Mr. Evarts-I the kind Of cydencehe observations
she has noticed
Mr. Beach-Ah! II she gives the declaration OF Mrs Til
ton
Mr. shearmsn-we we didn't ask for the declarations OF
Mrs. Tilton.
Mr. Beach-Tha just what asked you. Mr. Eyarts re-
fused to and you do answer.
Judge Neson-[Tow witness You understand that in an
swerng you will speak from your general knowledge and not
from what Mrs Ton told you. Now stenographe read the
question.
(Question read by TRIBrNE senorapherl
A. No trouble or difficulty only it msde her unhappy
O. Mrs Tlton was an eminently religious woman wasn't
she! A. She was, Sir.
@ Did you ever meet Mr. Bcecher at Mrs Ttons house'
Yes Sir.
@ Frequently? A. No, Sir
G. you him in company with Mrs Tton either there
or elsewhere frequently A. No, Sir
@ But did you them together sometimes! Very sell
dom.
What their demeanor and conduct toward each other
when You together? don't ask what they SAID
but their demeanor and conduct, was it
Mr.. Fullerton-No, no.
Judge Neilson-IIe means apparent.
O. mean it proper and decorous as you observed t
A. Yes Sir; emnently so.
Mr. Eyartl might be udcou both for this witness and
any other may be able speak to be heard BY the
Jury that enOgapher himself when he has written the an
swe should read it, Then should all know what was IL
might save the time OF the counsel, too
Mr. Fullerton-You have, in reply TO question
put 10 you by counsel upon the other side, touching
the difference in religious sentiment between Mr. and Mrs Til
ton observe that only made Mrs Ton unhappy Did you
learn that from what Mrs Tlton said any other way: A.
Yes Sir: from what she said
O. You learned altogether that way, did you not A. Yes
Sir / don't remember any other.
This closed the examination OF the witness, and the Court
took recess till two o'clock
Mr. Shearman- your Honor please, desire 10 that
during made examination for the letter. but
without success have doubt that will be able to find H.
aud we do tomorrow morning will BE- able to present 10
your Honor.
Mr. Fulleron-Now, shall proceed.
Judge Neilsol-Yes, Sir.