New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-11
THE TUTOys, EARLY MARRIED LIFE.

O. Now, Miss Oakley, will you tell us how Mr..
Tton lived together during the first years OF their
married life whether pleasantly or otherwise A. In general
their relations were pleasant
O. Did you at any time visiting their house being with
them observe a change in his treatment Of Mrs Tlton! A.
did
O. What was it, A. After their removal to their home
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Mr. Shearman-Then 1856
The wtness-Mr Tion less agreeable in his family,
less home probably and when there he was more moody
than formerly lie sometimes openly critical Of his wife
in nv presence; negligent Of her frequently.
O. you heard him reproach his wife for anything
time in your presence A. have heard him disparage her
for using the English language incorrectly.
O. Well what did he say, A. heard him al table time
say openly his children that he hoped they would never use
such English their mother did
O. In her presence A. In her presence at the table
O. What else did say that subject? A don't rcmem
Der anything else in that connection.
O Did YOU observe at any tme-I will put another question
In your early Acquaintance with thom yoa acquainted
also with the friends and associates OF Mr. TltOn! A. Yes
Sir, TO degree.
O. You knew with whom he associated who visited him at
his house. did you A. TO certain degree, did.
O. Did you at any me observe change in those friends
and associatesf
Mr. Beach-wel one moment object to his calling for
judgment or opinion Of the witness They can ask who
the persons wee could ask her judgment to whether they
were different class OF people.
Mr. Tracy didn't whether they different class
Of people asked whether she had observed change in his
friends and associates.
Mr. Morris-We object TO the question.
Mr. Evarts-She can say yes or no.
Mr. Morris-I know she say yes or no
MIR Tracy-Then will find out what the change was il she
did observe change II she says she did not that will be
end OF the Inquiry
Judge Nelson-I think she may answer yes or no.
The Witness-I did observe change
nrstO bseryc Oakley A.
cannot say when suppose it gradual my observation
OF it gradual, probably.
When do YOU recolect OF observing during what years
YOU can state. A. Why would say after the year 1866
when came to live Brooklyn knew OF various visitors at
the house whom would rather not meet
Mr. Beach-That is objected to.
judge Neison-Strike that out
Mr. Beach, move to strike that out
Judge Neison-Strke that out yes Sir ITO Mr. Tracyl.
Here is an appeal that you repeat the answers
Mr. Tracy-I will try and observe that. your Honor
@ Did you friends and associates visiting the house
who had visited during prior acquaintance with the
family, A. Certainly
Mr. Tracy-Shc says certainly she didn't observe that
change.
Mr. Beach-No she didn't say that she said certainly.
Mr. Tracy-That answers the question
Mr. Beach, beg you not to add it TO the question.
Who were these and associates that visited the
house in 1866 or 1867
Mr. Beach-she has not said they associates, Sir.
Mr. Tracy-e question included friends and associates
the first question did and the second and she answer
ed -
Judge Neilson-Ask her simply who they were
Mr. Tracy-Who were they A. Those persons who were
scquanted with him
Nj Beach-That calls for names
Mr. Fulerton-And personal knowledge also
Judge Neson-The question is Who were they. IL you
know say 80; and II you don't say 80.
The wtness-I can recoect Miss Anthony and Mrs Stan
ton.
O You can recolect Miss Anthony and Mrs. Stanton Who
else do YOU recolecti A. know OF Mr. Stephen Andrews
being there.
O stephen Pearl Andrews, A. Yes. Sir.
O. Any else that you remember A. don't recall any
other now.
@ don't recall any other names now DID you observe,
about this time change In Mr. Tltons views on the
subject OF the marriage reson' A. heard him openly
press views upon that subject.
O. What views did you him express upon that subject
A. would perhaps better modify what said last. heard
him openly say that he longer held such views he for
merly held on that subject
q You heard him he longer held such views az he
formerly held the subject OF the married relation When did
you him say that A. heard him say that at the
! table
@ At the table. Who present the tablet think
Miss Anthony and Mrs Stanton there that
| sion
@ You think Miss Anthony and Mrs Stanton there
t,al OCCASION Was Ms Tutoa preseaii A. She waa