New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
MORE OF MR.. TILTON's LETTERS TO HIS WIFE.

The Court met at p. m, pursuant to adjourn
ment and Mr. Tion's examination was continued.
Mr. Evarts-Mr Tlton want to fix two dates. Do
you remember whether the death Of Paul was the 18th
Of August 1862 A. 1t not Sir it in the latter part OF
August, 1868.
O. Imean in 1868; beg your pardon? A. Yes Sir.
O. the latter part of August, 1862 A. Yes, Sir
O. Now whether you given day OF the birth Of your
youngest child A. think it was the 2ls OF June, 1862
but L
believe the 20h' A. 10Th or 2lst; always speak with
some apprehension Of dates
MIR Evarts-That is all, believe.
Mr. shearman-If your Honor please, will read some
letters Sir from Mr.. Titon to his wife.
[Readngl
MUTUAL CONFESSIONS PEACE TO THE HUSBAND,
HUDSON RIVER h h R>Sl st. DEror.
Jan 20, 1868
am housed the sleeping for the beginning of my west
ward Journey Last Winter began 1t in the morning. this
Winter at evening On that memorabo morning last Wnier
Of courage, hope, and high resolve.
seemed noble to as during last evening
man needof deserve Life to ne TO be
recent long interview confessions am by nature
so frank the attempt hide feelings to cloak short
cOmngs TO deny utteance to my inward s0row mad aey
The secret Of all my long continued moodness has beend
enough content to be esteemed at something better
merit but OF late all such estimates OF me have been horribly
character Of hyPocrte aeceiyer whed sePoeh5e hed
for me 10 near praises OF myself from you and Florence
could under the idea that either OF felt that
my gloom occaoned by anything lacking in yourselves,
Maes company to the depot was very comforting She
without her equal in her way She Is the OF
II women could marry women you ought to marry each
other She strong pillar lean against her and feel stead
led Just coming away from % a the Ron once +, oHnS ISeTsd
friend Of nine sent the bottle by Matte 10 YOU that you
and she together might drink when you meet and parcu-
The little children seemed very lovely 10 me as parted from
them this afternoon see all your faces IN my %hSs S es eye al
And myself saying my last words again Peace be
All this day has been full of victory 1t has been
better day me than any Gay for oaneT eRs uS iSns
The promise sat eSentime there shall be light
am writing these lines, using for desk The large printed
New Testament which you gave me. Florence VIII know
where am, when say that arm standing IN the washDowl
nook Of the seepngcar My berth is number Z iower
wish she be It's joint occupant with her father tonight
believe that Alice would like sleeping cars for they would
make her think Of dolls houses.
ney In fact at this moment TO be in Livingston
than here Since have been in the car have been won
dering OF fellow passengers left such beautiful
families mine behind them think sometimes that have
The sweetest family that God ever to man. God grant
wv With % %anuerabie am yours now henceforh and
i'' THEoDoRE.
isn't shei A. Yes, Sir
Mr. Sheaman-From the next letter Will omit simply some
nrIvae per.onsl matters with consent OF counsel
THE MUTUAL CONFESSIONS AGAIN MENTIONED.
MOsoNGAHEIA HoUsE,
PIrrsBURG Jan. 30 1868
tis no .ho,, r1,icbt and ought bed for
have had bad days and also hard nights work But your
letter Of this ernoon was so full Of affection and so beautiful
rake Of expressing ny heart feelings have meyer ioyeh YOU
uon gr ye e,el ad acs seishs. SlSsi. s4'