The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-16

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Ireceived that letter in the morning; believe
1t was enclosed in one to my wife; have seen the
letter to my wife; card was published after some
alterations we're made; Mr. Beecher suggested
leaving some words or phrases out; 1t was pub
lished after making those alterations.
Judge Fullerton then produced printed card
which he asked Mr.. MoultOn to look at, but Mr..
Evarts said that he understood there was writ
ten card This occasloned discussion between
the legal authorities and Judge Nelson ruled that
the printed document could be read and the writ
ten one produced later.
NOTE HIDING.
This was the first embarrassment on the Tiltou
SIDE OF the case. 1t was known on Thursday night
that this and perhaps two other documents had
been mslaid and could not be found, subject OF
no wonder considering the way many OF these
papers still carried around in the side pockets
OF Moulton and Tlton. The nnesse OF Ttons
/ counsel drove the direct examination OF Moult0n
! over TO Monday, and they have therefore two
whole days and three nights to hunt up these
missing papers. 1t may be added that one i'm
| portant paper in this case appeared to have been
lost altogether, when Mrs. Moulton at a testing
remark OF her husband that he would increase her
allowance II she could find 1t, Instituted an enter
prslng woman's search and produced 1t from the
| Accommodations OF q discarded pocketbOok:-
THE FIRST CARD.
Mr.. Fullerton then read the following card
| To TIKI EDITOR BRooKLYy EAGLE.-
DEAR SRI have maintained silence respecting the
SANDERS which have tor some time past followed me-
! unjust inputatons The that recently
shes me Of Mr.
with any AUTHORIZATION from 1t that document
] ea to tho
sashor the ealumnies which i sudes VIII 90
0jss rss wholly GEs SRs WARD prronrn
Mr. Moulton continued The card have
spoken OF was published on June 2; there was
suppose you mean was with reference to Mr..
BoVen and Mrs. woodruff; there was an account
Mrs. Woodruff for the sake OF obtaining evidence
against Mr.. Beecher; | thought this was rather
snort work OF this matter; Mr.. Bowen has not
got any evidence against you and therefore We
VIII puolish card IN the Eagle calling upon any
persons that can produce any evidence against
Mr.. Beecher TO produce IT." Mr.. Beecher thought
we o. y s Eao ae1 wre'e OG' wRcn
sella; the lattct made some alterations and then
agreed to publish It; Mr. Beecher afterwards ex.
/ made and thanked me Tor the trouble mad taken.
PRO FoRMA
There was some interest in the statement OF
Moulton that he ana Mr.. Kinsella Jointly amended
MIR. Beecner's card deiying the malice OF the
woodruff. They took the responsibility Of tack
ing it up and soitening IL in Mr.. Beecher's alb
sence. he being at that time engaged In packing
up for journey The loss OF the rewritten card
and the non-production oil the Eagle newspaper
OF the date named gave counsel for defence an
opportunity TO object to concluding this part Of
the case and the Judge decided that they were
right These few missing papers considerably dis
turbed the plantin's counsel all the forenoon.
On this hitch MIR. Beecher, with his face covered
by his hands, sat in doing or distracted state
during the reading. Mrs. Beecner held her large
evergreen and white rose bouquet on her lap.
Mrs. Tlton, with another large bouquet on her
lap, followed the proceedings closely There was
more room IN the court room and IT was very cold.
THE SECOND CARD.
Judge Fullerton then read
BROOKLYN June 10, 1873.
To TEE EDITOR OF THE BROOKLYN EAcLE:-
been made 70 Mrs Victoria Woodhu Tor certain letters
tain INFAMOUS stories against she has two business
AM The oihr declining to give her assistance solicited
ds ens ne y have eopd ne s To sSb
VIII only add in this connection that the stores and
n particular as utterly false.
Mr.. Moulton-The interineations In this pro-
/ posed card were made by Mr.. Beecher and the
erasures also the lnterneatlons were made
aterward and show tue card as brought 1t to the
/ Eagle ONCE.
Judge Fullerton then read
THE THIRD CARD.
/ To THE EDITOR or BROOKLYN EAGLE
SIR-ln d long active lie in Brooklyn IL has rarely
happened that the Eagle and myself have been accord
on que OF common concern to our fellow ciuzens
Tor this reason compelled to acknow ledge the
solicited confidence and regard OF which columns
EdJe OF late testimony. have Just retured
the city 70 learn that application has been made Mrs
Victoria WOOL hull Tor letters OF supposed
tain Information respecting certain Infamous stories
ii have objection TO have The Eagle
deems mt that Mrs. Woodruff any other
person persons who have letters OF
possession have cordial mt " publish them In
this connection land at this time will only add that
the and rumors which have for past
been circulated about me untrue, stamp them
In general and i'll particular asutery luntrue Respect
/ fully, HENRY WARD BEECHER.
| Mr.. Moulton-The part in parentheses was not
published; | can tell on the reason why.
Mr.. Evarts then suggested that IL would be bet
ter to bring q copy OF the paper into court, IN
ORDER to avoid mistakes.
Judge Fullerton then SAID he would defer this
branch OF the case until he produced the copy Of
the paper.
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