The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09


Mr.. Eyarts then sald win read the passage,
Not the least has been tue rust Whlch your
n0pie-miHoed wle me- sno " II me- anu ASK an
exp nafhn. 4. NY whOe ~ erconrse wan airs.
Monion a one thar inspired IN me sense oil
pr4tludei
without being sentlGen'al; expect that often
N my oulp urlngS ! omen ed hel deiicate taste
aud she mode one Of those incsiye REMARKS hat Il
woman n make; remember once saying 20
her, eel am gong - die. ana she said you are
All alike. FfanE is 20 ny to die Theodore Is gong
- dle anu " You are going 70 dle, and neither
one Oi you wants 10 die.
z 10 you remember Inc publication OF portion
OF wn Is called the trparute agreementy A.
remember tae wnole OF IL beng published.
z. 10 you remember wat time tnat occurred 7
q. When was ltl A. / think on the 3oth OF May.
=. suosequent to that publication were there
any lnte views between YOU ana MI. Tllton ana
Mr.. Moullon.
q, Was me agreement published IN the morning
papers A. Yes; saw Mr.. Moulton that day.
2. What occurred A He wanted 10 know now
II came out; TO d him did not know, but SAID
had Deen approached by gentem III VINO asked
me II woulo ike u published; said Thought 1t
ought not 10 be puousned without some further
cpnvel satiun; Mr.. Cleveland came TO ne tnat DAY
and tod nm he ought 10 20 over ana stop u at
once; Ar. Cleveland wsnt 70 the Tribune ofhce
and trea 10 sfop IL. and then went TO WllKeson' 5
house ana woke hin up aud tod MIN what ne had
come Tor: sam Miike.on--
SAT UP IN HIS NIGHT SHIRT
and swore ike troo er, saying rnat he aid not
care a damn Tor Henry Ward Beeeher or any
otner man; that article was going to be pub
q. What else occurred A. 81 understood rom
Mr.. Mouron that the publication was gratifying
TO Nc. IiIOn.
q. When aid you see Mr.. Mouton nextg A.
saw hun next oay, ne SAID he mad the devl of
time with Mr.. Tlton that ne was worried ABOUT
the matter ana SAID II would rum him said IL IS
has Own lauit; wnen ne Iound The money was all
right tie slipped that ltile article out and let it
go; Mr.. Mouton said IL was hard on Inc ldore;
! sald | was tired OF y all, and II u was to
es r Mo uni t6nsn 9Se mater
cou. he smootned over; he said Mr.. Tilton was
gong TO publish card tnat nignt OF very daln-
aging character; SAID, "Hell, let him publish
lt;r M0u,GOn replied, ''We | thlnk / can stop
nIn publishing IT, said. ''You had better go and
see Mr.. hlnsela at once ~ rather inslsIe Ell upon
1t; we wen down 70 my hoase, We emitted, he
refreshed nlmseli, and taen went down the hill 20
the EaGls ONCE; / then reflected sat down ana
wrote card that pat into nay pocket; that
evening went down TO MS mouse aud went up
s,alrs understood Mr. Tllton was down stars;
would be al, Inged SAID, ''FIank,
Az nor GOING 10 STAND THIs,n
and drew out OF ng POCKET that card, which was
IN suDs .alce--
Dir. Beach, object.
Witness contlnued:-I gave the card to nlm, and
SAID il that card comes out that Is gong 10 be my
answer ne read 1t three times aud sad, "Wait a
moment and went down stairs; LIS Iootstep mad
naruly passed away before Mrs. Moulton came IN /;
was seated near the fireplace; she came up be-
hind, aud sald "Mr. Beecner, don't believe the
sorles they are telling ABOUT you; believe you
are a good man - sad, Emma Aonton, am q
good mani am good man, sne put ner hdni
on nv head and kissed me OIL sne forehead; IL was
a Ass OF nus ration, out | did not tnIn2 1t pru-
dent TO return 1T; she sat down, and Nj. Moult on
soon alterward came in, aud we mad some slgnt
conversation, aud 1 got up ana went home: :
on the following sunday morning tried 10 write
my sermon DuL could not Tor that interview. Tor
that ate OF analrs Was in my mind. so That
could nor, but sat down In lew minutes and
wrote the letter called the Judgment Day" letter
o. the lsC OF June; knowing tnat he mad been up
TOR two nlgals before, enclosed 1t IN little note
10 her. teinng her not TO wake him up and 10 was
lot important tnat ne should see lt and sent 1t
away; lnen made out my notes and went 10
preaca: DIDN'T see him again until Sunday night,
wnen there was the suggestion or card tnat
should lie published oy me that should take the
loac OIL Mr. ritOn which MS own article III the
tIlpartlte agree neut nai brought 10 pear upon
him wnen x WIS puolsned; took II home Tor
consideration; II was agreed that Mr. Klnsea
snould be sent Tor 10 see me IN the morning TO
eoatcr with me; he came aoon. nine O'CLOCK IN the
morning; told MIN what nad told them, that this
mat or nao Oeen loollng and
Mr.. Fulerron-We don't want the conversation
Mr EvarIs-io 90 laid before him the stuations
A. LAID before mum Tue situation TO know his sug.
Mr.. Fnilerton-No; object.
Wltnsss-And, being ADVISED drew up the card
tina published, refusing u publish the card tnat
lad oeen sent on account OF one sentence Ia ~ !
after Il conversation that lasted about an hour he
left; then, peing on the eve oi an absence OF two
weeks. made some little arrangements IN the
house and lett and went over 10 the Christian
CltaOH once; Monday Was ny editorial day, when
/ went taere nabltually: there was TO De an abb
sence before ne, ana therefore / had significant
duties 10 perform; saw several OF he members
OF the nrn-"Ine boys, as we called them-and
then hGd interview with Mr.. Cleveland In pect
70 the aairs, Tor ne Dy this time nad become quite
conversant with the matters and WAS Intimate
WIN AZ Ia regard es eclAlfv 10 the Bowen SIDE OF
Ar, ana maze arrangements that he snonld send
my letters ~ Boston, and my papers and some
other incidents OF tl8t klnd then went out
some eTranos and went 10 lunch with my vile,
ana then 70 tne Forty-second street depot. and up
70 PeekskiI; got BACK on the Welnescay nignt
just IN tine To marry Mr.. Tllney, and went then
~ Boston ON thursday anu got BACK on Friday
night aud ihat Il the = mole history or that.
4. rnat was Friday night q the following WeeAS
A. les, SIR
asKea Alm II II was card that was handed 10 him
on tue saturday night 70 oe published ~ nlms A.
tllnk u Il, SIR.
Inc counsel tnen had a discussion about some
papers lhst Dir. Evarts ASKED the counsel Tor the
pialnan t. produce. Mr.. Shearman threw SUR
on Mr. Morris inierrgng that the papers were
matter aud SAID tnat Mr.. SaeaTmanis statement
Was s0lutely ialse aud his request vas offensive.
he dIsclssIon now began 10 o. verF not. aud
Mr. EvAIts aud Nj. Fullerton cnipped IN. Mr..
funeron sald that Mr.. sherman mad made an
instnutpng ABSURD theory, as there was no
loss bic Deoent ~ Withholding any OF these
papers. as tAey we're already Ia PRINT We shall
use all endeavors 10 ma tbem and n they can
iound VIII pc handed win p easure 70 the otner
air. Morris sad that one or the papers mad been
given y the o.ner side aud ne dld not know tnat
Il had been returned.
waters. saying t1at he remembered snort discus
sl0u DelOre wnen the counsel FOR the plaintr nad
wsSCd tor the return or some paDers anu the coun-
Sci or toe defence had stated that they we're
al eadV returned. TntugS nad gone on so pleas
antly that he hoped tney would continue So
Iaa court then took the usual recess.
AFTER REChsS.
Tue direct examination 81 Mr. Beecher was re-
sumea az quarter past two O'Clock. lie SAID -
ExniDft No 70 IS tie card that was snOwn to
m he next morning alter sun1ay card was
Ereuared tnat was actually published: on Monday
mornlug a card that was actually pubnsned was
pre- AIRED at my house 10 my study: Mr.. thomas
Ninseha and my sell took part no u &c came there
on an invitation intougn MI M0altOn. IN con-
sequence o. the cali That mad beea maze ca saiur-