, 1875-06-10
BEECHER.
Beach Opens Vigorously and
Aggressively for the
Plaintiff
The Courtroom Crowded In.
comfortably by Friends
of Tilton.
X Passing Sarcastic Reference
to Porter's Undignificd
TiraQe.
With Brief Allusions to the
Glaring Inconsistencies
Therein.
Counsel Promises that lie viii En-
deay0r 10 Show that DeccliCr
Is Not Quite Sinlcss.
The Weapons Of the Defense Turned
Against Their Client.
10 Declares that The Popular Terdict Is
1ianifestly for Tilton.
And that the "Iury Of the Vicinage"
Has Already Condemned
Beecher.
Tilton's Defense Of Ills Wife in
tho Interest Of tho "Iol-
icy Of Silence"
4 Pointed Intimation that the Jury
Have Been Tempered
And that the "Iury Of the Vicinago "
Has Already Condemned
Beecher.
Tiltpn's Defense Of Ills Wife in
tho Interest Of tito "l,ol-
icy Of Silence"
4 Pointed Intimation that tbs Jury
Have Been Tempered
With.

Speefa! Dispatch IN Tie Chicago Tribune,
New Yong, June e.-Eoach'H opening to-day
VAS very brilliant. aud WAS delivered to M i'm.
meuso house, Of whom tho mujosity woro fnentla
of Illton. The hail was crowded almost to sur
fccationt aud tho reporters wore dristn from
their rlacos by tho anxious crowd. Beach aud
Fullerton wore loudly arpiaaded when tlloy ell
tered tho courtroom. T'ilton sat behind Beach,
and lstened to lila argument with absorbing and
aecniugly anxious intc.ost. He appeared to bo
unusually idle. having little occasion to hcarcl,
testimony. Evaras and Shoarman Frequently
nmilcd Willie Beach Was spoaking, and whispered
to ono another Tho tury1ncn gave uhdyided at
tentlon 10 Beach, though some Of them frequently
Gancud towards Evatta and tho other counsel
for defendant wh,lo they wnro consulting In
whispers.
oxa or THE MOST INTERESTING PASSAGES
OF tho addteaa Was tho description Of tho fool.
ings OF tho husband rl,oBe wife'B honor hul
boon betrayed. At thia point Eyarts aua shens-
man laughed, remembering Mr. Tilton'a cou-
duct whom ILLS vito confoBacd hcr betrayal 10
him, but tho audience clappod shoir hands loud
lyt and tho bowlderod court officers had di0l-
Guilty In restoring order. There WAS u great stir
among tho audionco whom Beach alIudod to tho
zcalo.B mud parasites who lad gathered around
II. ". Docc,cr, shedding their iunuouco both III
and out Of Court In lila favor.
TIE orENfNG wonps OF TUE ARGUMENT
wero remarkable Addressing Carpenter tho
foreman Of tho jury, Beach rcferred to the pcr-
eonal nppoals made To him by Eyarts, and then
spoke Of Carpenters having stated that he cn-
tertainod opinions favorable to defendant at his
examination u juror. An appeal to tho juEy
to Iocido thu caae nccnri{nt, n +,,cir ostbu foi
Iow.d Tin .n+tor, ,ior. - .~,,,....,, ,-,I.,.
i,.1ulno, In y. Snrans.n." p!' a,' ".s. A,a, "oto
''aa'soa III o5 uo'onunhsA oonneei called out
whAt menns they lad OF toyecaetipg verdict.
a,ul wbnt nower the nortv ~ tia ,tafontop+ ~.
.o.sod H. t,,,..t. ,.., .,s.s. ~ poo'
sos1Vo. ~. 1sass nua n'uso 'aan 'no oao nut'-
a1nls OF urinrous. which 10 had wisl.cl for, aud
also tue gold uf bI1day. Which had bcon nioc,d
vhorn II won,d h.yc heat cfIc,t Til, ,,,sia T..
ti,n.,Ia. ~ ,S:,,'",, ..., S'. .a p'a'a ~
''A''''oa u t.neay ~ esea'oa stsa. o1c''emeat'
!1a ~ .issoe'ata l'Fess'l
.N "nAsD ~ oAasn.
N1Nk" 1ohK June u.--1ho DlooHtYa City Court,
aoo.' ~ ~na paeaea suI1 .!losh'nb WIN spectators
nn J. naa never ooon oe'ore during tue t8!at OF
n!lton w: bocctef' Iho entrance Of Mr.
t. noach. WHO WAS TO ae'iter tao closing addtoHa
lot tho prosecutor. "a" tue a1gnal for 1 storm
oi epttauso, ~lieh "aS WIN uiillcnaty chockot
oy tae coaft oince1s. Gx-Jnnao Fullerton as~
ZION. 1Ao Iflehna OF the plalntiH wore mustered
III strong fo1ce, and aeafcoIy Z vacant space wss
IL pe 4ouna III 1lo room; Inc Ante'room anil
cos'iaofa "ofo ttlFohgou With dissatisfied persons
unable to Gau admiration to tho COURTROOM
Iha plaintiff wAs early III Lis place, aud occupied
hs usual Boa: behind Ms counsel aud was olose-
y surrounded by s9sg1pg mass Tue tnron9
s was 70 grcat shat Judge Nollson Gayo lnatsue.
tionH to tho olieoFs In charge. OF tue court to
make bonlo arrangements aud proyent himilhr
o;Gntoncoa IN tue future.
Jnrymen Case and Jearoys delayed the oncn-
aud his w.to woEo abacns rAon tho proceedings
began. Tho Judge. cautioned tie crowd to pre-