New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
MR.. TILTON'S SIXTH DAY.
Continued from Fourth Page.


q TnsSS,c.,ed and uuscalcd, A. Unaddrcssed and
sealed that is my recollection. .'
O yery WELL now when yon went to Mr. Mouon, had you
the transaction that proposed to carry on on
ne anh A. don't think understand your question exactly
you prceoncerted with Mr. Moulton the Of
ont proceedings on the night Of the 3Oh OF December' A.
No Sir; Mr Mouon, yet knew nothing OF my plan; no
body but Mrs Tilton knew anything about it.
O. Then whatever you said did with him that night was
the first and that you said did with him previous to the
interview subject Of that interview A. dont-Do
yc TO ask whether had had any conversation win
Mr. Mouton between the 18th of December and the SOh
O About procuring this interview Of the 3ohf A. on no.
q Nothing beforef A. No.
@ Very well; you went then Mr MOultons hOuse with
this inside this enyelope' A. Yes Sir
O. Nov why did yon give him the note to carry to Mr.
Beeehori A. / will tell you exactly why asked mr.
Monitor N he would 70 down and bring Mr. Beecher TO me for
an interview on Of great Importance concerning MI
Beechers relations my family Mr. Mouon said he woud;
But said he lit payermeetng nsht ana may not nc
eonveneut for him 20 come" told him III was on matter OF
very great Importance wanted to seem him. ana
Suddenly took that paper out OF my pocket and said
Mr. Beeche will without doubt when he knows the OBJ
Ie Interview At the same time don't care TO nave
you state the object OF the interview he will without
would rather break him myself But he makes OBJ
lection 10 coming then you may this pape. ana show to
hun then he viii come.
O. And he took it and eft the envelope with You A.
OF the envelope put back the 0nvelope-I made
copy Of 1t right the spot that envelope Mr.. Mouon
read It. and expressed great amazement
@ wen he took of this paperhis original paper' A. Yes
Sir
@. And left you with the enveope' A. Yes, Sir.
O. then aud there copying the enyeope' A. did
copy Mr. Moulton of copied it before he
went of
@ say you then and there copying the envelope
before he wenti A. Yes Sir
q And when You thus copied this letter this note on the
envelope there nothing written at all! Yes, Sir
there the copy which had just made.
q weT that is after you had done it: A. Yes, Sir.
q But there writing that envelope? A. No Sir
@ Until you made this copy: \. Nothing at all on it,
Sir; that copy in few little shorthand lines
q And suppose upon the smooth side of the enyeope' A
Wei. Sir presume
O. Now between the time that Mr. Moulton away and
interview did YOU write anything else
that envelope A. did Sir; took my pencil and made
two three little dates memoranda aud all in shorthand
nOes.
q. And nothing else: A. No Sir not that l recolect
q DO you recolect what those dates and memoranda
were Yes, Sir, they were little dates
connected with Mrs Titons narrative me, and also
some little fresh my mind her
letters the letters which she had writ
ten they little memoranda Of things wanted say
60 Mr. Beecher when be came.
q Did you make whatever entries Of extracts auson to
her letters that have spoken all from memory did
ron have the letters therey A. o. simply from memory.
q Simply from memory A Yes, Sir.
During this interview from it, 70 its close,
had you your possession hands, for in that interview
any other written paper than this envelope on which you had
made those notes! A. No Sir
q whatever A No. Sir; that recolec don't
remember any.
q And that has been destroyed' a. That l picked to
pieces in talking
O. Now, just questions that has been destroyed
A Yes Sir; that is all remember.
q Now, Sir when did YOU receive back the original
memorandum of Mrs Tlton that had handed to Mr. Moul
for particular have decribed' A. received
back shortly the signing the tpare in April
1874
Yes; for what purpose and what done with ' A.
did die leaving that paper in existence; begged
from Mr. Moulton carried it back to Mrs Tlion she de-
.strOycd il.
@ In your presence: \. Yes Sir in my presence saw
her destroy it,
q. Aud you know that the very psper' A That it |
the very paper
O. do you know that the paper thus destroyed the
very paper that you had that nghtg A. OH yes, Sir
q. Then every original paper copy memorandum that
before you h5t used in this interview Of the 3O
December has been destroyed, hasn't t A There
only that one; only little envelope.
q Everything has been destroyed that in writing either
original, copy, memorandum: a We'll, there |
nothing but that little envelope thing
q Well that is it has all been destroyed wha'ev
there was! A Well, this is the only thing that de-
siroyed
Q Well two things, because your wifes original note
a That before night Mr.. Moulton had it,
q We had been before you you had it and gave it to
Mr. Moulton! A. We'll, but it present that inter
We'll know have confused the matter at ALL every
paper YOU had that night reference this interview either
the nal or this memorandum copy the memoranda of
notes for that have been destroyed? A. The little
envelope which contained the copy and the memoranda was de-
eroyed that night and the original itself de-
sroyed years afterwards that is the whole story
@ Now when Mr. Beecher and took the seat as you
have described first thing said to him about your
previous demand wasn't t A said something TO him about
his having received presume the letter Of demand.
O. You have stated your direct examnation that
the first matter you introduced to his notcean inquiry
whether received not and that he had received as
you presumodf A. NO Sir did not ask If he had received it,
! told hlY that presumed he had
T . Wer that form OF inquiry. as understand It,
owe,er that was sad that the first thing that you
did say aud he assented 10 The TACT haI no h"u "
didn't he! A. Yes, Sir.
Now what did you say him then the subject OF that
order or demand told him that wanted him to con
slider that demand unwritten not made-blotted out
You wished then to put yourself towards him as II yon
never mad sent that demand? A. Precisely that.
4 O. Precisely thatf A. Yes Sir.
O You did occupy hen the same position, or have the
disposition in regard 10 that demand at tha moment Una"
Won had at the time you had the preceding Monday
A. No Sir did not On Monday forgot my "He' anu
aherward remembered her
O You had entirely changed position in that regard
A. Yes Sir; for my wifc's rake / had.
@ And you wanted the thing undone' A Yes Sir
O. And intended that 1t should 80 stand between you and
M Beecher If it could A. Yes, Sir told him very dis
tincty.
O Now do Won remember whether In that interview,
were seated or whether you maintained standing position
while Mr. Beecher was sitting, A. remember exactly
q And you that you seated during the whole