New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
THE STORMY INTERVIEW IN THE PARLOR.

O. Now, what occurred whilst you were in tbs
raror after You cf the dinner table, Il il the dimes
ta1e? L. Shall 80 rgl aoag relating al thai occarradf
O. Yes A. Te ars. O. ~ that occurred my rushing IN
.e plrlor aal telling .r T;ou at he suoul n't damn Mrs.
Tloa for my sake aud ne next thing that occurred he
knocked me down.
O Is thu. al that you have TO s,ac7 A Oh no. Sir great
deal
O WIN don't vou state it, A. And then the thing that
occurred he knocked down. Why, be says, Bessie,
my dear you tripned and ZEN, didn't you" then turned
around and asked him he fool or Il he Thought was.
He then sat down IN a chair and said, "Oh, Btesie, my
dear, my gay hairs going down in sorrow to inc
grave. No. my dear you are mistaken in the woman
in whom you have put much confidence Mrs. TIton
spoke up said "Wy should Bessie have confidence in
me? she protector you you offered 20 rum her
aud then he around and put his hands under AS arms
ns.rangl and said Bessie my dear did ever offer to ruin
YOU in word shape form. take any liberties with you -
sad l. Yes you did. DO you remember the time Horace
Greeley was there in 1902" Then referred to the other
time.
Mr. Beach-Tcll It all.
Mr. Fuleroa-Iel it all A. I referred
O. Tell u what you saidi A. In 1865 those two occasions
O. What yon say when you referred to ti A. Why when
he came my bed and asked about anites woudnt
Ike To be married
O. You went over that did you' A. SAID DO you
Der haty"those two occasions that me- that 10
what said to him
O. Go on anu state all that said you give the
whole account OF r Yes Sir; and then he sad-hen Mr.
Tion said lyon know you offered 70 ruin her. and said
that she was your SUPERIOR" and be says why
Bessie my DEAR hope that yoy'-emphasz-
ing the "you" particularly liaughterl =" that vos
don't presume think you superior" And said
that the Lord had endowed with his literary
ability as Of poetry and prose, bat far my moral
character concerned thought very much bis up
or and be said that fact Of the business wasthe mat
ter was Elizabeth fond of-wn accustomed 70
having fonde her legs and bosoms that judged him by
herself and that the story 8 wcked-an internal ls
@ Which story A. Why, about bis having confessed 10
Yrs Tion that he offered 70 ruin me; al Mn Tleon
getting up all her fabrication
O. Is all that said there then A. Then b ad
what have stated In my direct examination
@ Well, want you 10 state again, please A And men
he called attention TO the red lounge and said DO -
that red ounge' Time and time again have Henry
Ward Beech and Elizabeth having ssxuA intercourse on has
red lounge and then drew myaed ny attention 70 ne red
chair; not only the lounge bss In the chairs and Ma
Titon says oh Theoors Tasodsssi bow can yoa w ~
child such base lest"
@ Is that alu A. That wss = 4 thS time; thsn mini
Mr.. Tilton and Tleft The pahos.
@ Where did you 20 when you s the paorf A. We vens
ss Ma Tion went IN the bed room snd hea ~ CANE
sp Stain and aaked 70 Ne. I'd took main biz room
@ Nov just pause thsra A Yes, Sf.
O. Arv ron cuts sure Mr. TQtoa nd tnt - haa ~
suxusl intercourse A. Oh quts sss yss sia
@ There Il no doubt abous that 4 There - leelS
| sbeat Inst No Sir.