New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

Mr. Beach-Yes gain an the information you
The wtness-I read portion Of this, Sir think.
Mr. Tracy-You read portion Of that arncef A. Yes,
Sir / think did.
Mr. Tracy-NOw read and you you agree with ths'
Mr. Falerton-l object TO it
Mr. Evarts-Whyi
Mr. Fulerton-Because It s improper
Judge Nelson TO Mr. Traey-Let hear your views about
II, Mr. Tracy, how IL Is proper
Mr. Tacy-He has said he did not sympaihize with Mrs
Woodruff the subject OF divorce he says be don't know
fully what Mr. T.ons views that subject and he dom
know whether he agrees with him desire to ssk him
whether that the subject of conversation between
himself and TlOD and whether they do not agree in that par
tcalm
Judge Eeison-Is that a re-examnationf
Mr. Traey-I think s your Honor They introduced the
evidence Of what bic the subject Of marriage
and divorce
Jsdge NesonAs TO hs sympathizng with that and
her viewsi
Mr. Tracy-And be said he did not We are showing he
did.
Mr. Falerton-Those are not her viewa
Mr. Tacy-I dont know that
Mr. Fullerton-Then you don't know that you ought not
10 ask him.
Mr. Yrsey-We will ge; at that.
Judge NelsOn-I think must rule II ont, Mr. Tracy.
Mr. TrayI offer TO read for the purpose Of taking an ex
cepon and ofe- follow 1t by showing those the views
Of Mr. Plton and Mrs wOodhu the subject Of marriage
and divorce
Judge Nelson-I ruled called for proper
examination.
Mr. Tracy-we offer to their views identica-Mr
Tltons Mr. hOUltons and Mrs WoOdhuIl the subject
Of marriage and divorce
Mr. Beseh-ThA broad and general offer which, Of
cannot be passed upon that pOint
Mr.. Tracy-This s part Of that plan Of proof.
Mr.. Beach-The Judge says he cannot receive It.
Judge Neilson-I cannot receive 1t.
Mr.. Trscy-Your Honor will note our exception.
q Have you talked with gentlemen the subject OF
free love the marriage relation the sabec Of social
freedom A. l talked with you on it, know.
Y Did you talk with Nj Armour or Stephen K Lane
on the snbjecti
Mr.. Fullerton-I object 20 that
Q And which you expressed your belief the doctrine Of
free love ar publicly understood
Judge Neison-auled ous for the same reason,
nal.
Mr. Evas-Ths s to contradict the witness He has stated
his vews.
Judge Neison-He has stated he did sympathze with
Mr. Woodhul in her views that subject.
Mr. Eyars-For all that he has gwen his views which are
somewhat rigid.
Judge Neiison-On your cross-exaninstiont
Mr. Ey4sI agree and now we ask him II he has not said
the opposite and named witnesses by whom expect
tradict him.
Judge Neilson-It cannot be received
Mr. Eyarts-Your Honor will take offer
Judge Neison- To the senographer Note tbe offer and
ception.
hr EvarsWe offer inquire Of him concerning his state
named witnesses interviews with them. which he
has given hs subject Of free love- the con-
tray Of has declared them the stand with
view Of calling those witnesses contradict hin.
Judge Neilson-It s ruled out, Sir.
O. Eou your redirect something about the number
OF people conyercd with you the subject Of the Wood
hull scaida after publication and you sad IS a day
For now many days do you think that coutnaedf A don't
know should tAInk, perhaps, fortnight
q ~ day.f A. 4 fortnight
judge Nei-on-He said that his former examination
about Two weeks he said
Nj Tracy-Ihat = all with this witness, your Honor.