The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
THE SCANDAL TRIAL.
The Usual Crush for SCntS--Ful-
IerIOn Apologies.

NEW YORK, June l4.-lhe CRUSH luT
seats in the Brooklyn City Court this
morning was us great Us ever andeyery
inch OF standing room occupied. tlIton
and BeeCher were early IN attendance.
After the court was opened Beach called
attention to the publications in the papers
this morning, and said before making any
application or suggestion to the court he
wished to consult with his associates, and
after recess he would take whatever steps
might be necessary in the matter.
Mr.. Beach then said his friend Judge
Porter had received letter from W. O..
Bartlett, in which the latter disClaimcd
authorizing the articles quoted in sum
ming up for plaintiff. lie considered it
proper to mention this fact as he had re-
lerrol to Bartlett's connection with the
journal in which the article appeared,
Mr.. Beach then said he had had con-
versation with Porter and that there was
no difference between his brother and
himself.
Mr., Porter rose, and after saying the
charge ofimproper advances had been ex-
pressed denied, but observed that he
might have used too strong language in
speaking on subject no important.
Mr.. Beach then resumed his address TO
the jury,
Mr.. Beach referring to his remarks on
Thursday IN reference to Rev, Mr.. South:
ard, Of New Jersey, said that n relative OF
the latter gentleman Of high standing had
informed him that although nervous af.
Fiction had induced Mr.. Southland TO
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CoNcEHNISG bRorlERNICHANn''
Mr.. Beach then spoke Of Mr.. Richards,
and said he was one of the most respected
members Of Christian denomination.
lie had come to this court, which could
not be resisted, and his demeanor on the
stand showed him to be most reliable
witness. Approaching the dGlicaCy OF
his position, the counsel did not press for
anyihing more than general statement
OF his observations, although il he had
been drawn to give the details his testi'
mony might have been more painful to
himself and detrimental to the character
Of his sister.
Mr. Beach then read from an article by
Rev. DR.. Curry, in the Christian Adrocdte,
which sets forth that cruel aud brutal At.
,acks had been made upon Mr.. Richards
bv the defendants counsel.
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shn."J T", oTU Ibnt NJ di.Lomor iii @ was attached ~
o;,i,". Wo,,I,or nr III oss"c;n,ion An
undue amount Of the attention Of the
iurv had been directed TO the relations Of
The plaintiff with Mrs. Woodruff. ltwas
falsely predicted that Mrs Woodruff had
been supplied by Tilton with information
for her article putting out OF sight the
influences which led 10 Tillon's COnneC-
tion with Mrs. Woodruff. What was
there which should induce the Jury to
condemn Tilton for that association
Mr.. Beach then spoke Of the dcClarA.
tion made By Evarts that 81, 900 Of the
s. 900 paid by Bowen wns taken by
Woodhnll 4 Robinson to reimburse sub
scriptions to the Golden Agc. The books
Of the firm had been produced aud il was
shown that all Of the $1,000 was used by
Tilton for hls own purposes The state.
ment Of the learned gentleman was bold
misstatemcnt made, he supposed, nncon-
sciousIy.. lie would gladly allow the
conhseI i"[ t'e .f uelenSe m ,L ~ Ie.cT ~ ~. "is
evidence wv M U Tou.G W "uu"teu a.t,, ,"' ~ ~,
support, Mr' nSncIl tL Sa.n :,ou "'l ",,o, '' ,%o
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slip o' ye''"" paper ""''" ""'' '"e
wor"7
sPOIIs FROM NEW FRIEND ron THE EN.
REGIMENT OF AN OLD.
Mr.. Tilton and Woodruff had no recOl.
lection of this paper. Mr.. Beach said he
had now answered number Of suggcs-
tions made By his friends in their argll.
ment and would now proceed with his
own arguments. The Jury could not
have failed 10 observe the peculiar cir.
cumstances under which the case had
been introduced to them. There was
some doubt as to whether BccChcr was
the real defendant in this case, NJ the
management Of the defense had been con.
duCted By Plymouth Church, and an or
gnnizGd array Of iLs friends had been
present every day in the court room
under the lead Of their gallant usher, who
alone for time appeared to take control
Of the ROOM Laughter.
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