New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
MR.. BEECHER CoMpLIMENrED BY THE FACULTY

O. You made some remarks after Mr. Tilton got through
believer A Yes I got up and protested againsi-
q Well that my question And Mr. Ihlon rep'eu
to you didn't her A. Ycs-some sort OF reply
O. Well YES will take 1t ia that way. Who presiueu H.
that lecture A. Our President .
G. President of the insution' A. (contnuing)-"as sE
ting IN the chair, sitting there
O. Wd who presided al that ecture' A The President
presume.
O. The President of the University A. Yes, Sir.
O And Nj Tnton lecured there the next day, DIDN'T lie
A Yea
O. And before whom did he lecture the next day. A. did
attend the lecture the next day.
@ didn't ask you whether yoa attended the lecture Ut hO
before whom did he lecturer
Mr. Eyaris-How does he know
The Winess-Prcy much the sort OF crowd a. INC
night before presumed was not there.
O Well who constituted the You designste them as
crowd now who constituted the crowd! A Inc ries10"'
Faculty, students, and citizens
O. And you characerize them as the crowd! A as aAs
up the assembly yes; was not there.
O. Well now he ecured then before the audience the
morning eleven o'clock dad not he' A. say pre-
sumo; was not there.
@ Well you understood go didn't YOU You UNDERSTOOD
that he lecured DAY. didn't your A. did una'FsAau
he lectured the next day.
@ tina; lecture the pezt day deiyered' A
In the College chapel
O. In the College chapel and don't you know that that was
delivered the day by Mr. Ton in The College chapel al
O You heard so-yesf a. can't say that know It,
O. That you heard it 80 understood and
tina, the President Of the University presided that lecture
didn't he 4. don't know who presided
O. You 80 understood, didn't you! A never heard VINO
presided.
Didn't Won understand the. tie President presided AZ the
lecture next morning. A No necessarily because never
heard; never inquired
O. But he did lecture the request Of the students and Fac
uly next day in the College chapal a Yes, Sir
Mr. Morrs-Very well
Mr. Rvarts-Does that 90 down the record'
Mr. Morris-Ycs thai goes down it is down now already
TO the wncs Now you recoect Mr. Gay that the next
day the students passed such resolution as this
eo,ved That the students Of the Indiana state UniYer-
sty sincere thanks to rheo lore Ton oT n
isS ="
a. / have heard
O You heard sO' A. Yes Sir.
O. And that was the lecture which you took excep
ton A. 1t was against which protested and de-
nOunced.
a. We'll you connected At that me-ihcrr s another
here too beieveoh yes, beg your pardon VIII
read this you rccolect this being passed reading
Rlref that we dsapprove taken by Professor
Gay; tina. Mr. Tlton has the sympathy OF the students
@ Do you remember that also2 4 reoolect there was
such Indecent resolution as thai passed QadshIerJ
Mr. Norris bee your palCen for oyerookng.t
The Wincss-Yes Sir.
O And you heard the President didn't you at the
adoption these resolutions presided and c0mpncned Mr.
Ton yoa understood that didn't you? A No, did not
@ Didn't Understand that part oi,' A did not attend the
second lecture told di not attend the second ecturei
was dsustcd with the first would 90 the second
@ Yes very well You understood also, that nuniber Of
the professors the day invited Mr. Ton to dine with
them did you and you not invited to that dinner, y
| never heard about that.
@ Didnt that A never heard about all.
MR. GAY DENOUNCED FOR HIS INTERFERENCE.
n oil n u,pT her nj he inSt I'M nj
that time. A Twas a member Of the Faculty, Sir
O. And long did yon continue member after that a.
For monihsended my connection the end Of
July
O. Now Mr Gay you discharged from that insti
tuition consequence Of the course thai you took that night
A. | resigned in consequence or
q Yes 90 a OF An excitement and OPPOSITION and
persecution That gotten up in consequence OF It,
O Yes then your leaving Of the institution in conse-
qucnce Of the that TOOK that night at Mr. Triton
lecture, A. l am willing YOU should say aud say So
o. Well. the stand now whai do you say TO
it! A. Well, am not ashamed 10 own IT,
@. 1t is the iact' A. II il the fact.
O. Well you requested resign weren't you, M
Gay7 A. / was requested to resign.
O You were requested resign order to expulsion
for the that you took that night and you resigned! A.
No; don't admit that
O. Well requested 70 resignY A. No; an Oppos
ton was gotten up by the students
Mr. Monis-1hat will do
The Witness-In consequence OF that
Mr. MOrris-That is enough on that point
Mr. Ryarts-Didn't you him something about THAR
Mr. Morris-Oh now; / have got through with that
question; got all through with it.
Mr. Eyarts-An but the
O. Did you Professor Warwck shortly after that next
week or few daysi A No. Sir; don't remember at all
@ Professor Warwick A. don't remember.
@ Do you recoect his being present Mr. Ttons Lecture
A. don't know him.
rhor havah ham
Of that name
O. Never heard Of him. A. No, Sir; don't know him;
there m been person there there is always some
person about Of that sort.
MIR Beach-what is that What is this, name-some person
about Of that sort, do you say1
Mr. Morris-The elocutonst
M Beach-We want understand what this gentlemanis
talking about.
The When say of that SORT mean come elo-
cuionist there always a number Of them around
O. Do you mean say you don't know Professor War
wick; don't you know Professor Warwick A. l do not
O. Do you know OF such mani have an lndisuhc'
recollection Of hearing OF his name.
Q. Only an indistinct recollection A That Is all
O That is all A. That is all
o And what his busness' A remember gentleman
did not attend his lecture consequently made no impress
sion upon my mind.
O What is his business; do Won know A. think heard
he was MISUNDERSTANDING reading Shakespeare or some
thing don't know what.
0. wherei A. About the college, I don't know where.
o. About the collegei A. Yes.
O What do you mean by about the college, A In and
about it,
O. In and about it, A. In and about it,
O. What do you by about It; want you TO explain
that Yon say in and about the college now, what do yov
mean by that answeri A. II III aud about the Court
House
@ What do you mean by about IT. \ You would under
stand very well somewhere in inc neghbohood and around
the Court House.
We'll do Won undersand then that be did not lecture IN