New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

Sir think not II but amcment conversation our way
| 10 the breakfast table
@ did not tell him. then what he should do in reply tC
| his SUGGESTION A. did not-I do not know
q You could not suggest any out Of the dinculy'
No, Sir did not that remember; think should have re
membered it.
@ understood you say that Mr. Tlon told you that
you would suggest what he should do he would do h'
Says he, "Teil me what to do, and will do it."
q But you did not tell him what to do' A ony what be
knew to be right in the sight OF God
@ Yes WELL what going then In regard to thai mat
| ter, you understood IN
Mr. Beach-what was Mr. Tton doing' A. kncw-1 do
not know what you refer to-
q Well you put question him made an observation
to him. what he stir this thing for Because
he had published the Bacon letter
O. Well that was stirred up IT, he not going to
do anything them he A. He had said the piazza that
II this Committee did report avOraby, he would take
into a court Of justice.
q And that is what led to your observation was ~ A
knew there trouble from that. SUPPOSE yes Sir
O. And the Committee do report fiyoabJ he would not
take it into a court Of justice A. lie would lay down his
weapons
O. BE satisfied, A. And Beechcr keep qniet.
q Well. you went down to breakfast, did your A. did
And at what stage OF the breakfast was t that Mrs Tlon
lef A. She did leave the breakfast table until we al ief
remember it, We left and together In the paror
@ understood you say that observation OF Mr.
breakfast
@ After breakfast A. Yes Sir
q Very well then will 60 To the back parlor What
said in the back paor by Mrs Ton Mr. Ion in your
presence'
u Mr. Tton sad he wished speak few-wished to speak
in the presence Mr. Ovngon and myself and Elizabeth he
thought she aborng under Misrepresentation in re-
gard his the previous day that when she
returned from her ride she spoke Of having enjoyed the day
he supposed had day OF unmgated pleasure and
surprise about ocock that morning. she
dressed herself and left him to house.
O. Did speak Of conversation which you had had with
Elizabeth, lie said he thought that there had been some
misapprehenson in regard the conversation the previous
day.
O. Did you understand that she had left Mr. Tton in conse
quenoe OF the repetition Of that by you A dd
understand had left him permanently then did
not know il until he left the house
O. Well did you not understand he abOrng under
impression repetition OF the conversation between
you Mr. Tton M Tton had caused her to leave that
morning' A. | did
q Well, did he not insist upon it that sufficient
for eavc' A. After repeated the conversation
think lie made n reference 10 ii.
O. you repeat thercr A. after
repeated to him what he said ef the pazzlsays
l. Pleose remember Mr. Tlton, that you told that might
tell the whole Of this Elizabeth and have done near
as can remember. word for word"
O. Now did Mr. Ton add that he thought that that was
an insufficient for leave himg A Idout remem
Der his saying nything Of the kind
O. Didn't he say something that edect' A. thick not
Sir
O. Well what reply did Mrs Tilton make when Mr. Tlton
made that observation, A. don't think she spoke IN his
presence