, 1875-03-12

raid Mrs. Woodruff spoke Of them rs having
lived together M man aud wlFe. bhp said that
thcy Ind accepted and totcd upon i'linclplts Of
social freedom. Tho wttncaa Then repeated hs
testimony In regard to Mrs. WoofihullH remarks
concerning Nra. TltIon'a confosslon aud re-
tractlHn.
W..neas continued: air, Ti!ton said tho sys.
tom Of treating women na inferior to men was
ho nadn by contract aud dissolved by contract.
IEls subject Was under dincuns|on Rho,it half MI
hour. l runen,bcr Iilto,. fnying, TINT any law
which took army tho will Of Tho individual was
usurratfon. Several wecks nftcr this
HAD ANOTHER INTERVIEW WITH Triton
al Mrs. Woodhulis. In tic first intorrjo% TIL
to,, and Mrs. Woolhul! couYctacd in private two
III il.rco times. dtd not 500 thc,u sitting close
together. Ihcy wero on lounge about foot
apart. roticed no caresaes or sautatlons be-
tween them, but noticed sescrnl amosntls
Elaroas pasH between them. cannot destriho
Ell nmosous elancc. tl,ouei, have given thom
1nan!y t'tncs Laughter. ito not think !
lan.hter.] I ,,o not think thcso was
anrtht1g sheo?Hh III tho glance.
tls!ns tho expression was conveyed by tho eyes.
! did not obBelvo any special smile On his fncc,
or my oIllcr fcntnrc That could describe. Tho
cxcent for mo 10 dcscribc. Their conversation
WAS conducted III tone OF tendnrueas, different
from that In which they addressed other pcrHotls
Mrs. Woodruff said that Illton approached
NEARER 11s.1t IDEA or WHAT A NAN RuoULD TIE.
anl replied THAT her Idea appeared to bo ro-
cipsocatcd by Tilton.
AT tho next Interview, several wccks after,
Mrs. Woo0hnll told me h'se was going to deliver
preside. 1 doul;toa 1t, md 1llton Haid le would
not probnbIy intloreo ffDc-loyc hut would stato
HAT 1t was legitimnto question for pnbic dis
clsssion. llrs. Woodruff eatd II lo did not come
not snaintain LimaoIf. Sly nephew is a partuee
Of Oliver !ohnaon, and suppose y
vas through hta communication With
Mr. Johnson that cnEnc here ~ d witness.
received lotter about . month ago asking nc
10 coalc, md arrived hero laat night. bare
talked With Messrs. Shsartnan. 1Iii and Eyarts
rInco ca,ue here. carried narratives OF thcso
conversations in the tablet OF MY brain. + was
running IN tho interests Of tho Labor 1leform
Farty for AttoFneyG Gcnoral OF tic Slate Of MasBa
c!,uactts, md .cccivea about 14.000 votes.
Ihoro wcre two other parties in tile
Gol1 then, whore candidates outstripped
Ilc. This vas In 15G9-10. I carry on
tlso law b,,eincss In Lowell. Mass. There wero
EeGern! charges against NC then. Ono Of them
purportel to bo Of a criminal ofEenso. 1enaeay-
orcd to got 1t tried, but could not. / never was
charged With perjury Or false pretenses prac-
ttccd on an lH4ane Wo1nan. No stich accusation
1lat!n a.au,At mo. I mover hal any difficulty in
Warrington ut my limo. ] vns OH tho staff Of
Admiral Dalbcn In tho navy ~ Associate Geu-
cral.
lFhHSCt LII 1b1f IuGE0
W;AA cItARuE MADE AGAINST MY CONDUCT
when was a young lawyer. It's general nllcga-
tion Was that 7 received s1U0 fec fron parties
which it was sA,d should not hayo received.
Ills case was nolle pressed, although wanted
tn GO to tinl. TIC parllcs concerned in this nc
c.ration wcro Dr. james uasmor MI abortion.
ist; ono Harrington, a n,lrse for tho doctor aud
!tose District Attorney with whom llatt a dif-
tculty.. never knew, Or did Gc,l. butler, my
counsel. that there waB any ground
Tor. .hia orouso other than the gen.
efa1 ncsusation The mnttcr wAB nollo
pressed. AMI tlloro endcd. I never heard any-
Thin. moro of It until this. 1 became Mrs.
Woodhuln cuut,sel III refctcuce to difficulty
tlat nrcHe about her obtaining halt for lecttlr-
ing purposes IN BUsto.l. ar. Tiito,i said that
tho divorce lnws Of retno Of tlls Now Eng Land
k.ates, 1us1ana, mud Illinois wcre preferable to
thoso Of Now York. Ho t'r;ltoi,} Sas Of opinion
that lawn slloud not Interfere wt:l, tho marriage
fn'atohh. Tilton's idea vas that tho conlrAc:
LIQUID he dissolved ut the nEtancB VI the onu or
:hH uthcr OF tho partieu.
INSTRUMENTATION understand by Tillon
.hnt il wifo, worn out iti her husbands ser-
v:ce, was deserted by lor husband, nilu coHId
3nsah Ill hct1ou asainet him for damages, but
:uc contract was hroiGo.
This concluded Cowboys testimony,
TIC Court nbIpUrupd