New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-20

40 4, nresented in these letters shall not through
them AZ ALI ut length but merely call your attention hero
and there to passing circumstance winch tDey oeveop'
showing who the inmates OF the house. VINO W.T."
the intimates OF Mr.. TitOn, who were inc
intnates Of his wife what the relations between
them That they were relations OF cordiai love nav"
never denied, and shall deny. IL s one OF tne
things which seems TO me marvellous in the sight OF man,
and only explanabe when shall be able TO look 1T u
with the Light which comes from Omniscienoe. That
loathing this man she does TO THIS hou oves
him as have never seen woman love II is the
strangest anomaly that have ever witnessed IN tho
whole course of events The most doatrous, and, If Z
might the AFFECT love- bat IL IL no longer
that which is absolutely blind Then it was love
iolatrous and blind it IL love idoiatrous but
blasted. She il she knows TO whom she pledged
her PROSTATE and abject SOUL But you viii find on his
part all through this wholly theatrical, extrayagan,
absurd protestaon Of sentimental love that exists Just
az much this moment as did in any hour OF his
lfc-a low born love; the love Of being loved;
selflove which magnifcs not only myself but
my OK and my and my manscrvant ana
my madservant, and my poor littlc wife; hue
not TO such an extent he put his foot on Der
for the purpose OF rocking vengeance ON an enemy
would, If had time, gentlemen, have reduced those
letters TO order and analysed them but could not do
so give them to you just they strike my Now,
observe the alleged seduction the 10th OF Octo-
ber 1868, Paul having died six weeks before. Now, he
puts in evidence the letters running through, from 1857
on stopping Of then for 10 would not do To put m
any more letters had made the discovery Well.
in this letter of Jan T. 1867 she writes to him. address,
ing him as
Nv Precious Husband: find our language very poor
in speratiyes when attempt TO describe my sonisoVe.
Well, passing all this, which seems very nanny
PANTY TO me- but which is expressive OF noble womans
sincere affection, and which not intended to pass
under your criticism mine, she goes on 10 say:
What a blessing you are 10 me In every way hrs.
Belcher made a long call to-day AMI .ent muoh
love you Matte and Katy Bradshaw also calico.
Please mention Mr.. OvngtOn In some OF your letters "
would so crafty him that you remembered INN.
call your attention to these two three names, gen
tlemen One OF the sidelghts that Is thrown into this
by testimony given part Is the fact that this
sameMr. Belcher then the intimate friend OF Mr. TIL
ton, his chosen representative In the church
proceedings at Plymouth Church. and with whom he cor
respondedthat Mr.. Belcher IL the man who meets
him eye TO eye and oath 10 oath, and c0nvicts him
now OF perjury; who tells you that that alleged
confession Of his wife, which he says imported adultery
tells yon that he showed 10 him that confession and
that the charge improper solicitations request 10
become wife with all that that implied, and no more
There was paper that. II any paper was writ
ten containing charge OF adultery, contained IT, ana
Mr. Belcher swore that Theodore Tllt0n with hs own
hand showed letter then written, and shown On
Beecher and that a charge not OF adultery
no confession, accusation Of improper sobcits
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