The New York herald., 1874-08-05

which are known to the world to be entertained
by any rational person. Did not the accused him
self designate the court before which he to be
examined Did he not appoint his own warm
personal friends on the tribunaif How then in
the name OF common sense, was there room lett
for q fair, full, ana impartial trial ana ver-
dict. Besides, the Plymouth Committee have
never held the power to summon witnesses
and compel them 10 appear and TESTIFY
under oath. Then, again, they have never
treated the accused IN proper or
courteous manner in their deliberations. He
should have been present at their for the
purpose OF crosse Xamining witnesses and aiding
the committee in their search alter knowledge, II
they really bent in getting at the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the truth.n
"But, Judge, have you grounds Tor action TO
bring the matter before the courtsfn
certainly. We have case, and 1t will be pre-
sented n the courts OF law, where proper jurisdc.
tion VIII be obtalned. The verdict OF this commit
zee now in session can have no possible weight
with the public as dnal and clear opinion upon q
thorough eXamlnatlon.r
'1n what orm 40 you propose to introduce your
clients case before the court-on complaint OF
seduction or on application for absolute divorce on
the u ound Of atuiteryr
''We (hesiiating and sInilingl am not pre-
pared Just now TO enter INTO any particulars upon
the SUBJECT ia that orni. fne matter VIII oe taken
before the court soon. however, when all Will be
made much clearer and more salts actory to those
who are now mystined upon the subject"
The courts viii not resume business until Sep
tember, believer"
mot till september; but tnat Will be early
en1 ugh.n
'.fou say that the proceedings OF the Beecher
committee are larcical, inasmuch as he appointed
his own triers and they in turn, being friendly 70
his cause. the deience, would not be likely to give
public satisfaction in their mode OF conducting the
examination. How can you recognize consistency,
then, with the position OF the District Attorney,
Mr.. Wlnsiow, who is now prominent as a member
of this noDdescript Plymouth tribunal but who
may Tomorrow be called upon to appear Tor the
people or the complainant In his official capacltyS
viii Is not lead to muddleY
ION, no (pausing Tor momenr but you must
excuse me Tor tue present. and ex-Judge MOTIFS
burriedly crossed the square and disappeared on
the other side OF the City Hail Park,
THE LIBEL.
Tue libel suit Will be brought before Justice
Riley. in tue Third District Court TINS morning at
ten O'CLOCK Tor the third and, 1T is believed, the
last time, as the complainant, Mr. Gaynor, mas no
desire to press the charge, ana has not up to the
present time applied for any mandamus COM
pelllng the Judge TO proceed with the investiga-
tlon IL is also said that the complainant Is about
going North for the beueft OF his health. Mr.. Gay
nor asserts that he Is IN receipt OF letters from
the North, South, East and West congratuiatlng
hlm upon his action In introducing the scandal
before the courts. Mr.. Henry q. Bowen, having
returned to his Brooklyn residence from Wood
stock, Conn, for lew days, was called upon by a
very large delegation OF "lnterviewers.o He po-
htey but emphatically declined TO speak upon
anything touching the scandal.