The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-22
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WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
THE TRIAL RESUMED.
Court Room Densely Packed
Beach Continues.

New YORK, June 2l.-The Court room
was more densely peopled tins morning
than it has been since the early days oi
the trial.
When the Jury was called Beach arose
and continued his address; He said
Moulton had been charged with talthlcSs-
ness in refusing Beecher copies OF docu-
mcntS from time To time, placed III ms
hands. On June 2jth, 1874, Beecher APP
piled for copies of letters, and Moulton
replied that the jury would remember
that shortly after this MOultOn obtained
mutual consent from both parties to bring
the papers in question before the lnves-
tipntlup Committee. 1t was not for Mr..
Tracy. rs all advocate of Beccher to
condemn Moulton, who was far below
Bcrcher in intellectual qualities, and
when Beecher entered INTO the
policy of silence and operated with
/ Moulton for that end, the defendant
should not blame Mouton for his action.
Tracy says of Moulton: That to promote
the Christianity in which he did not be
leve, he had been leading life of lies,
and had divided his wite's kisses with Il
prostitute. An attack of this kind, said
Beach, could not be tolerated, and no
man who made such All attack, could be-
long to the profession to which they be-
longed And the worst of this attack
was, il WA, not his own production which
he was reading in the tone of Il school
boy. who had but imperfectly learned
his lessons. This came from the man
who had given his oath Of honor not
to appear against the plain
tiff and was caused by Moulton's
refusal to surrender the papers placed
with him, under mutual consent that
they -houId not be given TO one party
without the consent of the other. There
was one other witness who had borne te>-
I timonv to the confessions of the defend
ant q woman who had been eulogized
! by Berchrr III his letter, and the qucs
tiun Is WA, she 10 be believed? This
woman had been charged by
4 Porter in his defence as agreeing
with the proposition of making her
house rendezvous of prostitutes
and exposing her son to their
influence; it was not bad enough to in
clude Tilton and MoTlton in this cate
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tainino forgiveness. for sin and rnconcili.
,rion and his was what onv Christian
woman would have said avon are
combating with the world. Mr.. Beecher.
You are giving cause for offence and
sCandallZlug your pulpit. The only way
TO redeem Yourself from this trouble was
to confess your sin, plead forgiveness of
your God, and your sincerity to be ruled"
This was the only mode by which the
situation was to be obtained. 1t had
been argued in this case that it was very
improbable that Beeeher-an aduterer-
should advise a separation between Mrs.
Tilton and her husband, but the jury
should remember that up to the night of