The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-17
THE TILTONS.
MRS. TILTON ACKNOWLEDGE THE
CONFESSION, AND STANDS BY
ITS TRUTH.
Beecher Denies It's Truth and Reasserts
His Opinions of Friends
and COunseI-Presk Camments

:. E ENEW York. April ga lady member of Ply
1afona 9otn Ch1reh tb who has maintained friendly
Morse. called on Mrs. III ton to know the truti m
or falsity OF, the alleged confession. as tes.
lHfstp lGHrasphed In ttese dispatches last night Mrs
na1r above her forehead had blanched to White
ness. ness. and she seemed to have grown ten Years
0fsa yster tss ssd fs fGSgy S1ys did von write
Of guilt and that has been sent to the news
4 did" replied iI'SHs Mrs. Ttlton firmly "ond
every word OF it Is true" "no
aET a,, .n2 could you continued her visitor sit
ior a don anis 5lme per1nring yourself every day?
MRS Tiiton. .H1~ b1t pdM did could do It," replied
r.pid your daughters know what you now say
Yes. tln,a thav peI9re dd they went to Europe?"
Mrs: Tilton is almost broken down. sbe d,a-
rightfulness OF her new attitude toward the the
visitor. but she was in state of great nervoms
a atSa Rssn Hep H6Pse his chill
Re seen Mr. seRsd Rfon hat stsa ady
He has had two interviews with her aftar bie
fst return from lecturing, but he is now off
eGTspSsing Tpa aggss asain thousands of miles away
ne to eonesfa iGs11y Mt Il that Toh had been try
Faverlng between him ard Plymouth Chnrch
r,os9n some nSa way .,o beeama known to Beechers
arly paid to Mrs Tilton comine imdireag,u aH regu-
nom ION Al tour m gentlemen outside Of Plymouth
orse she thinks to join her persuasiys 1ncHms ed Mrs
rs to those Of Mr. Tilton and he resnlf IS pt% tS
riessent iasi ST statement. which will be followed. she
a. D,d you" the visitor asked Mrs Tiiton. let
gIhfe tred fhoT fa " you o were g1ing to do this?
buIdne get ep aN sser so MIS- rs Tilton replied but
nnarIee n; 5Ieecher who was lecturing last night at
fferly IN this State on being inform ed Of the
oriEession' nrEs telegraphed the following to New
! confront Mrs Tiltons confession with an
~ nwn ana absolute denial. The testimony to
- owI Innocence and to mine which for four
als t'i Sne mas made to hundreds in private and
RrHnH Rdaas.De Deiore the court. in writing and oral
de IN TO 6e true. and the allegations now
unvarying statement hitherto made NJ
,at fso asclare her to be innocent of the
u HENRY WARD BEEcHER
W M'ayerly' " New York. Monday eveninf
ir. Frank Moulton. "our Mutual Friend I
gss vs., W;ny, y knew the confession must come:
zabeth Tilton was SO upripbt so siunana
enea aba that d # was ta, only question Of time
Theodore Tilton once asRed Sed ma TFemnRber F1nnR
believe Elizabeth will ever m1 fnl raahs Ia haf 90
a5d d55es thl and answered an him that she surely surely
MT some day. He spoke of her as as ~ Wbita Wau
atea woman; He always conceded tbst Mnsle she 9
nce Mom1nhted al ta and overcome by Beeehers in-
that Mrs Tton m would Abboush
~ before her death, the time selected taHes Her
5umeWnat crateMI by surprise @"Aoe | q q
hino+a.a Tl ~ .ae Brooklyn trial. telegraphed from
ms no. stnaI ne could lot believe hat Mrs ~
for discus9saoWna Was Tbat whicn + was not
was tne prospect of legal tenders hant, ,n,
2 ia premium s WSaa,ihn IN gold. 9 '''ns %
ia o. wheeler. former attorney for Mrs. II u