New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09

Mr. Sherman then Rked 1Of ttuti VI -
Mr. Tilton to Mr. Tilton.
Mr. Morris-You have read that letter.
Mr. shearman-No; have read everything we could get
Mr. FuIerton-There objection 10 their reading 1t AGAIN
II they wish to.
ar sheaman-rhat was letter New York Aus Is
This letter want dated Saturday Night Brooklyn aug
g. 1869
Mr. Morris We have sueh letter as that
Mr. shearman-Oh, yes; there s such letter
Mr. Fullerton searching in h eide pocketThe reason they
could not ind it IT, had H. Produces letter.
MR. Triton UEFAsTESs THE rLooDGArEs OF Ht LOVE
MI Eyarts-I viii read this letter:
SATURDAY NrGHr. |
BROOKLYN. Aug. y, 1879
dP Int moi sleepy restless but peace Of soul to-
night aud my thoughts TO you and The chhuon u
Nv euerS OF ate have been so hurried and barren that
! have sometimes wished | had not sent huch shq 7
such n one know y0ur sensitiyeness To my words, ana
have ending myself for allowing you TO see by pen anu
ink that have been greatly driven day ana 10, and your
cares But tonight although my table hes covered win u
n Won some thoughts which have lately been occupying my
mind feelings which nave Deeh sirlhe NY
heart in reference to our married life . ....hd
win confess frankly that have passed the most wretched
Summer Of all my life, and no one knows 1t out my
no one who has been with has me Other than ont"
cav and cheerful All the exhibitions which have made OF my
self my friends have been OF unusual MANY me Nina i
been utmost shalnwaess Of supertcaly Vt1 vlns
hare enoyed that is my work It has been unusually heavy
therefore unusually benhcent But leaving my wo
aside my pleasures have been pains FOR Two OI
three weeks resoluely rcpressed all illusions 70 my
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not be very FAR Of open the hoodgates tonight mt
past month something Of the same awfuiness and hear
break il had lost you forever by death Inc dea a
haunted me that perhaps should see yon again. ana m
has Frustrated my spirit sgonzng humility and led me
into ten thousand contemporaries for the past VI coaf.e
do not Law any stress any superstition. / expect 70
again and hope TO do 30 a. soon a. you A asDc
for the children TO return BY have dacoyef9 r. Oy
SummerIw6om admire and whom IN a certain way, love
/ my |
experience Of friendship From my early years nave
loved and loved y But all the pa experiences Of ny heart
affections have nothing compared with the unusual and
solemn sense which have had daring all The hlate OF ts
highest nature yourself THIS being the case am oiled
with distress to think that must Keep you unniorned
for the sake 81 your own ly OF many ~ ny or
and of " my conduct. would 10 God were man
worthy Of your goo1nes your sell dcha 4lh your % 80
heart Occasionally IN some supreme honr, an 5u' R
mate; but at all other times you are hsh above me pu
il you could know the inward reverence which nave
borne toward you Tor many DAYS past wen wTie
appearing be absorbed III the Compinonshlp OF 0.he
most dread 10 be much loved by any and therefore
indrm and wayward like myself have several times
IT, unlike most u past correspondence IL s my
request ,h4t no oher eye s ever see in in mail
shall probably gieye 10 think wrote IT, But on the other
hand ha never feel content until have in measure
confessed to you all Summer long have cmhed at the
thought that you almost as much 10 te a. Tod he a
yet that constantly treating yoa IS lngra'euIy as
treat Him. 9,
One thing more but do urge it, or even request H.
only state you could here and stay with me t"o or
days IN hir house with no other person 10 mtFe upon
communion would bless you for It ~ long az i've
Wal. a sEow you my heart, and It's too great load
YOuIs IA rankness,
THEODORE.
Daring the reading Of this letter Mr. Porter handed printed
edition OF the letters Mr. Eya telling him be would find II
read.
Mr. Eyarts-Thee are some words in the original which ap
pear 10 De omitted in the printed copy.
Mr. Eyarts here puzzled over word which he read codcl
and Nj Tion said Bring to me Mr. Eyars and "ln in
epret t.
Mr. Eyarts-Oh the language clear enough it only the
writing find difficulty with
Mr. Tilton-I Is not coiicl, II is my vii daughter
lThs letter was marked Exhibit q J