, 1875-01-27

BY tho Cout.] We had conference uie next
1nprnint Mt my house. Tho statencns referred
U wan tho frst long ot,c ! rrerared IND pub.
that any mnnoy camo directly Or indirectly from
I}cuciler. / naver told them 70.
Huurroa ANIL wt,puflrLL.
never lccarno acquainted With Mta. Wood
hui until after. tho publication Of her carl
iouss In ord,r that might mas
my influence with her to au7.ireaa tl,oHo Rtorica
against Iscoclos. My vito obIaclcd to lnr bang
broneiit there Wien Mr. Ti'tpn introduced
u,, tho eye,liug Of hey }ceti:h. hs came forward
with tic lsdy 1iA arm, anu said, ~ hoarly as1
rccoect 1t
L.n1Es AND GENTLEMEN: It Is quito nntl.nai for
eriecteliy IND 1nytelf In here tonight ] find that
eeveral representative NM iaso hem askel 10 tn-
arnliien thr lady wU will udtirCss yaH tn thit
dlenrc. Some 1laye refn.nl the ground that
they know nothing IT her character sn1 utrrs tuo
gFoand tat hey arc IN 'lou.t ~ In y lsl yewa A.to
o.touaibilsy u voucing fnr it and as to to re:otl
rt,nt t' mi know What her yissk urs. au'l have
nnycr hearl her express thcr Bhc may b= fanatic
nr foyi, hut wolit ratier he either bolll than
Lack tho couraRo 70 ~. from sn Amer audience for
woman tho right Ut rtcdoin VI Aeech. fApp!auss
from tie Eailtry.l
Tic suggestion was made to on to 70 to the
lecture about or oclncs in tho afternoon. I
Mn member Of tho Produce Exchange, and
have boon 10 for many ycarn. great humber
Lrose out. I should think nl'out twenty OF
tlirty.
ANOTHER Lk1A. aquApRLr.
An argument huying arisen between co11usel as
| lscecAer In regard to what l,o might say about
speak to him, hlr. Boach rono. and,
addressing tue Court, suited lint a
Times reporter aaid he had received some points
| IRON, one of tho counsel to 10 used III preparing
an article for publication on tho ctosse1anina-
ton q! thls witness. which would be freely conn.,
| monted upon iu tie article. Ho asked tho Court
| 10 aduonish tho perhoa ahoat to publish the ar
| tcle. II tiliH party published coMachta on tho
case, counsel threatened to bring him befo,o Tho
| Court, md layo Linn punished fur coutempt.
Judge Nelson said that ho could take no action
othor than counseling tho jury not to read OF
| tho case in tho papers.
| Coulsci remarked TINT there was statuta In
| force giving tho Court tho power to punish the
| party 30 offending.
Tic Coult replied thas comments On The case
might occur in i New Jersey paper OF n rAiadcl-
| plfa one, aud so find itH way into tlio hoinca OF
bome OF the Jury, aud this Court had no control
| over II,
Tho Witness continued
On tho OCCASION Of nly interview with Charles
Storrs told him, after had tclegraphed from
Lowell to tho Committee tia. would 20 before
them to teskfy that Deeoher had told me TINT liz
hatl committed adultory with another woman be-
pitles Mrs. Tilton. I sail thst my cross-e1ami-
nation bcforo tho Committee would do away witl
publishing statements. Tic portrait hanging
In my paT1or was given to mo by lt!:on IN 1871
[Witness Wan shown four notes, which lie identi
lied ss the notes given tho subscribers 70 iii
Golden Age by Theodore Tsleon, aud alsn lettc
accompanying them. They wcro offered iu evi
dence by e1-judgo fulerton.]
Tho letter was addressed to TiIton, and In
formed him that the Subscribers herewith 10
turned him the notes and Wished SUCCESS to hi
paper in future.
! Witnesn aoid tho Woodruff publication appear
cd IN tho paper boforo these notes were giye
back.
At this point tho Court adjourned for the day
Moulton, It is stated, will resume the atand to
morrow.