New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Mr.. .TILTON'S TALK WITH THE 0yTNGTONS
ABOUT HIS TROUBLES.

O. Now, be kind enough to state when you next
saw Mr.. Tlton? A. Thursday morning the 9th Of July he
called my house.
O. Where did you receive him. A. On the back piazza
O. Now please begin with that conversation and state just
as it occurred nearly you cam A. 1t three hours
conversations don't think could repeat all OF it, Mr. Hill
O. Give US so much OF you recolect stating who
present? A. Mr. OyingtOn the only present besides
Mr. Ton and myself When ne greeted Us on the piazza he
spoke Of Mrs Ton and said Lib is trump isn't she'
hear she spoke well before the Committee that she made IA
yorablc impression upon them but is dconall fiction
too could come before Committee and fiction"
O. Well? A. | asked after her health. He said: "She is
WE'LL happy as bird this morning" Says l. g. am glad to
hear IT, have received note saying that she was IN much
better spirits than the first that received from her.
cannot remember word for word this conversation, Mr. Hill
This s the substance merely well can ecolec; it,
O. Give the substance Of it, A. think then Mr Titon said
to me: you have heard from herr? said that had re-
ceyed two her. and expressed my pleasure that she
was feeling better than when received the first letter. lie
said "You should her this morning. she is happy happy
a. bird" think then that repeated Of the con
tents Of her letters him. don't think repeated ALL Icanno
remember
O. State what you repeated nearly as you can tGke the
first one A. Upon my return home last eyenng-t was
written Tuesday morning think-"upon my return home
Tuesday evening found Mr. T;on in bed reading. told
him Of interview had had He Immediately arose dressed
himself and left me- saying we were parted forever lie
caed-no that didn't say to Mr. Tton 81 am indeed alone
as never before" think that al repeated Of that note
TO him.
O. You now refer to the first A. That the hrst
O. Now please when you had received that first note
A. II was Tuesday morning thnkI think Tuesday morning
was the morning following her coming before the Commit
O. You may also you had read IL TO your husband
A. think handed the note to MIN or read 1t TO him, DON
remember which He knew the contents Of the note.
O State what you said in regard to il or in giving the con-
OF the second note A. spoke of her health my pleasure
OF her being better and the contrast Of the TWO notes think
that was it. Do you wish me 10 state
O. II want you state Mrs oyington, what you have
already stated that you told him what the two notes con
timed, or the substance Of them.
Mr. Beach-No, she has not stated that.
Mr. Hill bee pardon. ITO the wtness Now, you have
given the one what you said in giving the contents OF the
one Now would like you give what you said in giving
the contents OF the other: It after Mr. Ttons re-
turn home sang song this morning Theo returned
at II O'Clock night said that he had seen Gen. Tracy
that carried the Committee, only with me but for him
Bless the Lord my soul He again has restored confidence
in me- cannot" Then spoke Of rdins-that she could
not 20 10 ride with day had invited her To 60 70
the beach.
Mr. Beach-Is tha, what you stated 20 Mr. Tionf A. Yes
Sir as can remember AZ "Heh he' hes' was
light she wished TO be home
the letter! think did stated part OF the contents OF
tho Letter and think stated that have given
O. Was anything said in stating the contents OF the letter,
with respect the opportunity which the church had!
said that was in reference Gen Tracy She wrote that Gen
Tracy had told him that she had carried the Committee not
only with her but for him. she wished the church might realize
how great their opportunity throw their arms around
her dear husband. And turning TO him, sald Your wife
loves you, Mr.. Tf,on"
O. Now Mrs Oyingion 60 with tho conversation which
occurred between yourself aud your husband and Mr. on
sta ing the contents Of the letters In speaking Of
her health my husband referred 70 her looks the day he
called there and remarked that he had ei as did that she
looked death struck Said he No. bad that" but
then he again spoke and sad You should her to-day"
Then he referred to this scandal.
MR.. TH.TON THINKS Mr.. BEECHER UNGENERoUS
TOWARDS MRS TlLTON.
O. Well, what did he say about thaty A. He
spoke Of Mr. Beecher.
O. state what he said A. He said that Mr. Beecher had
forced his thing upon him much against his WILL that he had
been called knave he could under that
impuaou and that he felt Mr. Beecher could have come for
ward in regard TO Council called in the Spring but
he had not done CO. There was hardly
give IL ALL
Beecers A. Yes SIR there was great deal said but have
forgotten much Of H. may recalit
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