The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-18
TII.TON-BEECHER.
The Sensation C0ntinues-TaIk Pro and
E0n-Rlymamih Church.

Nsw YonF April l11The Tton; Beeches sen,
lin Emyps ~ part of OF Yesterday. % and et ieotnrei In
Bath last evening. In answer To inquiries OF
corrcspon@dentgT den NIL In both places. a. a. reterred @
1t was duo to her desire for reconciliation
with her husband. The confession will make
no difference In his course. A letter written by
Mrs. Tilten several weeks ago. detailing her
guilt. is In the hands OF Mr.. Beecher's counsel
Some prominent members Of Plymouth
In resara sI fa en but others do
pect this; Many OF Beecher's friends believe
her to be Insane;
supply much collateral testimony. which, II
made public, would restore the. diminished
strength Of her confession, caused by her pre-
vious contrary assertions. She was actively en-
gagged in spiriting away tho Burns girls fdomes-
tios) who, 1t was alleged, could corroborate Kate
ap ghs oa hs has
earriaEe p New Jersey. where married sister
Oh # ts IL tSoueSt t also that she can corroborate
Joseph Loa1er, the up6olsterer, who. because
Of his affldayit In behalf OF the plaintiff. was
imprisoned for sevefal months on charge Of
perjury, and ct length denied an opportunity to
vindicate himself, by a ,.one, proseqni. which
was entered In his case. Loader is known as q
truthful. hard working man, and his experience
in swearing to what he still maiutAins i5 the
truth, cost him oyer $1,000 and seriously Grip
pied him flnancially;
s II e TO
undrrtook TO discipline her, but the policy thus
far In icated is to let her alone as a poor crazy
woman whom I1 1t would be cruel to excite with
In the event Of a .resrial Of the case Of Tilton
against Beecher she would bs eomI. etent as a
turb her mind BY disciplining her. Beecher
could speedily carry the question Of his inno--
cenee int? nst by Noticing I. the sut against
Iessed 70 Mrs. Mar,ha Bradshaw, Mrs. Anna
Miss Florence Triton, Mrs; Emma Moulton, Mr..
Francis d. MoultoD, Mr.. T. b. Carpenter. 1heo-
dore Storrs. her husband and others Among
them one warm n arted, lifelong friend of her.
M Mr. "fH Horss!o 3 King recently Beecher's pub
Usher. eaid that Mrs. Joanna Morse is undoubt-
edly the cause OF the new outbreak. as 1t was in
harmony with some OF her moods already
known.
have said on. information and belief is as true
as gospel, 1t is as true now as 1t was them"
Alady friend Of Mrs. Tilton says the latter's
oeaine tho truth. She did not wish to die with
Prof d. r. Raymond said; My wife did re-
ago, in which she made the assertion she was
guilty Of adultery with Mr.. Beecher."
o. Ton oE q h e
ss sesa &c ds ss
private nature that she did not consider that
| It's publication was proper.
| In his lecture st Bath last night, Beeeher re-
marked that all this stuff was like fly blows on
Ia dead horse; they hatch out forms. but they
| still remain on q dead carcass.
In answer to Telegram from the Boston
Lyeeum Bureau. If they should continue to
| make arrangements he replied. Certainly
why notr
Tfton Is In Iowa lecturing. He has three
lectures with him: The Problem OF Life"
Human Mind" and Mast Motives" and
says to bis audiences: You pay your money.
and you take your choice"