New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-23

really then know his design swhathe rea mea" ~
what said studied his language when NC ,o
he should hsve-talked about ainitics and pso. Vs "
me; didn't really understand him. .,u-
O. You didn't understand him' A. No, Sir; VIA n' 'A'
meant. ,
20 You didn't know what the meaning Of hf, laugagf ~n
A. No. Sir didn't; that is why say studied over ~ ~"
was ANGRY when he put his hand In my neck.
q Well, being angry then 1t made an impeSs'~ "po"
mind, didn't III A. Yes, Sir
O. You had been upon friendly terms with Mrs Tfos up TO
that time, had you not' A. Up to that timer
O. Yes. A. Yes, Sir
@ You attached TO her. were yoa nott A. VI" yes
Sir; Mrs Tilton mother to me always
@ Very much attached to herr A. Yes. Sir
Well YOU ddnt tell Mrs. Titon about 1t then' A. did
not tell her them no, Sir.
@ Didn't say anything to her about 1t, did your A. tha~
that her. day the stairs that had something 70
tell her. or thought Of telling her somcthins--
@ Well, you didn't tell her. did your A. don't thihK
told her; not at that time; no, Sir
O. Well have you any doubt whether you told her or not al
that timer A. AFTER pause Yes, Sir have it'e dou"
as whether Whether lit to me that told her what
have said that spoke her the way that have sad that
said had something TO tell her but would not tell her TOT
fear It would trouble her; that is my impression
O. Wdl now, the question ask you is whether you toid
Mr Tlton at that time that Tine what occurred IN
the room when Mr. Ton visited itr A. don't think toid
her.
@. You don't think you did A. No, Sir.
U. Are sure upon tndt suOJeCt' "a N" '"' ~ "-
O. Don't you think you had told her 1t woald have I'M
pressed itself upon your mind that you would have reco
lccted it, A. don't think told her.
O. But you cannot speak positively! A. NO Sir
O. You recollect perfectly and distinctly as uhder
stand you he said "Why Bessie my DEAR you are PAIN
fully modest" A. Yes, Sir; remember that very weh
O. And you remember also that he said to you, why
those caresses are all right" = A. Yes, Sir.
O. People in the best society do all these thlngs' A.
Yes, Sir.
O. "And it is perfectly proper"i A. Yes, Sir.
O. "Nobody people who had impure minds would THINK
OF such things as that not being right"f A. Yes Sir
O. You recolect used all that language to your Yes
Sir.
O And il has been in your mind sincet A. Yes Sir
O. Now understand you having related all that &C.
Cured whilst he was that night near as you can
reooect IT. A. As | recollec think have re-
lated occurred yes Sir; except that when he spoke
about physical expressions Of love and caressng women
bringing the minister's repeated the second he
that my ideas about what right and proper
and whether ministers caressed ladies and young girls ana
married women whether they didn't had my own uea
about what right and proper and didn't think those
things right.
phycal expressions OF loye? A. No. Sir did not That
Is what say studied over-hls anities and his physical
expression Of love-"
O. long did you study that expression before you
got its meaning' A. didn't get at its meaning; thought
strange those words he used about afines and those
expressions Of love"