The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
TssE REECE,Els TTc.TnS TRIAL.
opening Of The case bs Fiifou'~
Counsel.

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BrooELYH, Jan !, ISL.
I'm trust with i. D. Moultonl
My Dear Friend, Moulton ask through you
ineouore luton IorglG , ness ana hIh'9Ie
woiild have been n beit"r moh in Inv ciTcum.
stances than have been. can ask nothing
except that he VIII remember an the other
nvseif 'iT' even Wish word c, mi othn T
must live and suffer-
VIII die before any one but myself shall be
t All ny vho4sn,s are, arG I ii TO-
there and praylng with her folded hands. She
is guiltless -slnned against bearing the trans.
GTeSslEn , Oh announcer. n ier ioTgenGSs nave
heart Of her husband To- r6rgi Wei me- ' '''
have trusted this 10 uo@ton in confidence.
H. W. BELchLR'
MT. Morris claimed that it must be con-
coded Beecher had done some terrible
wrong 10 have written this letter, and the
plaintiff says that the wrong was adultery.
10 devise any other explanation OF the let
ter would necessitatc the blotling out of the
English language. The reason OF Moul-
tons connection with the case for four
years was TO save the defendant from the
charge or adultery All the letters repre-
SEM Two points, me honor OF Mrs. lllton
anu gflel ior inc iacts. ne counsel refer
req 10 lliton leaving the iHdepehdeht
ana inc positioh OF Moulton as friend OF
the delehuiht III ehdeaVollng 10 Keep The
matter secret why coui!l not MT. jcech-
er trusted some oil ms pensioners why
uiu Mr. DeecneI say 10 Mouiloh, when
leaving lne lat.ers mouse on tlle J9'h OF
Decehpcr, lo'o, mat thls VII i,,i KIN me-
anu why ulu nc state that. IL lllton hati