, 1875-06-09

HlH Eh&f&ctoF. Touch bis btIf.pfide. touch l.9
wifo, and he dldn't mind thai. In this letter
i'cecler wont on 10 nay that tho prospect OF
death and tina hereafter was
fAn MArPiEn THAN Nia LIFE,
nod that 10 would rrlto statement which vou,d
" expressing lts gratitude and affection to
Frank MouIton,
Now, E.atts asked. wh.. was there Of cul,s In
THIS Letter. After ntging tho improta1,iii.y Of
~ aaultorcf't writing such letter to = man who
knew BIZ guilt, he read TUG 'cply Of Bfoulson. In
Which TIE latter told Useohor that he could
Hthnd II tho wiiola caBo wero published to.,lor-
row. Could Monltou. could any man, suppose
thas minister Of any Christian chorc. could
yIc.cd of adnltery7 Mou!ton wont o. to write
that !'cccller had not sustained him lio ought,
an1 that II he had depended IN Deechern helm
Alonc, Ills l1anda would long APO lnvo dropped
powo'teaa by l,ls side. That. Evart. said. wan
~ay to treat this case lad boeti followed, siol!.
toms hnndh would hnye droprcd povertes8 Ly
hla hitc long Ago. aud they
WOULD SEyEn HAVE GOT INTO nKECHEn'H roCKEr4,
wholly inconsistent with The theory TINT Ito knew
o. q believed Ioochcs to 10 guilty of erimo. Hs
!hon. Icad tho card proposed by TlIton for
Hsecher to publish in .f,s Beookln Eagle instead
oI hts own card, ait! remarked that whenever
Il'ton proposed anything tor any ono cse 10
sign there WAS a!ways In it 1t the beginning, It
The end, or IN tho middle. 4 ccrsitlcste to h1s
honor. (Laughter.1 Beocher did not noed to
publish hucl4 certificates.
The counse! next road tho card ID Dsecher
published Il, which wna worry materially moaited,
aud only cxcutpatod Tltoa from batns for slaa.
uera Of D1Met.
Evslts here read tho statement drawn IN for
ata church iu July. 1874, By Deecner, aud sa.d
acichdauts superiority to most tnen mas shown
III h!a manner IT boar.ng Lis sorrnW nud eotf-
roprcach.. Mosk meo would llavo given away
bcnosth shem. II the jury bel,sye that chnsac-
tofs are not ns faithful and pfoyiGent - tue
looms of time. thoy may bcll.ve that tbIa vile
calumny ia 4 patch OF tho voaf Of Daocnpr'a
l.fe; bit, asd ho, nl,en you arc asked 10 Accept
thoso years Of tn,sery, baseness, aud trampl4ug
on tho feelings Of othera, aud breaking the lava
OF hiuai, HI phrt Of biB lite, !ou are askcd
what slspasaes crclulity.
IN tho AlonlAy morning, II Is gAid. after
Deecher's last ie:ter 10 Moul.on thele occurred
m interview betwcen
=. AEEcnEn AND xnu. nou1rox,
and counsel fe!t Obliged 10 examine the traits Of
Il which rob It Of Ill crodlt. Everybody woull
hare been glad to welcome the Testimony OF Atset
Moulton with the rama confident ieIauco with
which they mel the testItn ,ny of Mra. Urlnstou,
on whose faco they saw absolute fraukucss nni
who. bealdes this. carries OF sho palm Of having
tN' overpowDred lawyer bya tiua1c, phrase. and
making him lose Ills totnpor. Mrs. Moulton
cofDes With fuitisely- -glanc,ng eyes and clio ely-
retentiso fips. mud she has many thinea to say
moro than can be readily explained. Size comes
hero ,Tishout tho loaas appreciation that
couEse. was nastor Of tho situation, and thote
mas 20 place for anxiety, and that ali III his
mind was that bis family wese to have their
excursion 70 reokskilI. Dut aotne day must 10
fixed and thts ttes Monday OF june vas selected
for that which only happoned once.-.he visit
Of Ueerher aIone to :uss. Mou1tou, aud On her
oWn account mud tho Jury will notice that u tho
outset tl'ra ID = substantial admia.hu from this
lady that for throo yesrs previous Deooher Ind
noEoT n'ado 4nr oontl1sut, md why on earth
mAn should begin thou nobody can understand
or Nhr 10 sloila begin tho confession With c
person wlo know 1t all before, unless it wae to
roll It 10 oct morsol lnt!et lis tonguo and
hets., bhe says that ono day In The fali OF 1871
lo asked hef
~ auE xsEw THE SORROW OF n1s LIFE,
and She said yer, that Frank had told her tho
facts Thore vas nothing In that except the a4-
MISSION OF Borrow. Thero WAS nothing also a}I
along until June,. 1872. It IL eaas 10 poteeiyn
10" witness. undertaking years After to give q
and rt'rasoa, not Of what the party expressed,
but OF Hhas tho witnessed imaginud, when testi.
Tying, OF, In default Of rocoleotlng the words,
W',llt uBe others to cypress that meauing. This
Lady eones,, aftor the resentmonts Of tho de-
c'ared hosalitlos Of 1874, 70 give In 1875 an ac-
count Of thas interview. No such intoryiou took
place JUNG 1872; coltaioly uos Of tho dimensions
md llmita she gives. from In tho n,olutng
Mntil lunch time. Tho evidence shows that
Deeehet wont IN Tho : o'e;ook train. and there
York at 10 o'clock. Is Cls.oland teusites, and no
swoars ho waa All the rest Of tho timo iu biz own
houho in conversation with KlnAetia, aud that
telegram waa sent olf at $40 oclock. Rul, thsre
tho telegram, I'LL this occupying his tllne And
IAxiSn our An AL1nt.
But, on her onn showing oyan, 1t Is impossible
that tho natratiso could bo correct. Against
that Alb tho, evfdenco vas produced Of
Judge Sutherland. Of Now York. DIT It is
hard on 51rB. Aiou}ton that this wituoss makcs
llcr part with throo hours OF the interview, for
ahc Gays bhe 81" Detcher coming out Of tho
house at II O'Clock. Another witness. III. Jayne
that about Q o'clock, - bo WAS gong
to buainosa in Now York ho passed Dcecl,er
aad turning around. hs fav around the corner
Or through tho wallis that Ieechar was going to
lssmsen atrcot, but counsel did not 500 how
t!'ere WAS cAsace for Jarne At tho bottom Of
|hose atepa to turn round and glvo . xa,y
look such "a woodcluot gives be-
Foro poppfng into its holo. However, counsel
really believed 1aync'a object IN coming to losti-
y was to advertise tho health.!lft. Mrs. Eddy
external abb Is nnahaken. Dtcober did 60 to
stoulson'a Saturday At . =. n.. and tor oneht ao
sno" that NAV be the day to which Jsyno and
Mrs, Eddy roleE.
Couusol then went on and rcyiovod
octw eon Bcecller And ai1s. Moulton Ia all those
'andom conversations, said Mg. Eyarts. the lady |
eis Us UeecAor no.er told hor tho facts ul tho |
CATO. sho Was talking about tho 1acta In her |
mind, and Dcsehes naturally thought thor
rore tho facts In bis m!nd. Iu ali !!
hH there Ii but ono word iptl. |
.attng guilt, aud that co1ca cut Of tho ,aJy'e |
mouth. aud not Beecher'e. sho says; II don't |
500 how you cali preach to young meu asainst
Idultery whou you ars 10 deeply implicasod in It
sha elthor meant, when you hayu
Won another tuau's wifa'a affection aud caused
ueh u,lsory. OF ahe hsd no donot heard and |
,robAbly believed tue charge In tho latter Of ao-
usatIon, that ho had ondearorod to get WOMAN
Q commit adultcsy wish hin; tut III th!s, ~ Ia
he caso all along, t4ore Is nothlag to g[yo defl-
Iiteneas, woight. and !orcu, aud she does not
~ tlat hs committed adultery WITH Mrs. I'll.
oil. sho says Ia tho fail Of 1873, whom
hero was 4 talk Of Investigation bY tho
huseh. nho bad 40 interviaw with bfrs. Triton.
hs Ill but adn,its sho feared Mouttou anu Til
% wero go,ng to betEsy utocher, aud abe waut-
d to know, 1t the accusation MAS made, whether
a woman WAS going to stand By Hsseher, sud
all the truth, or whosher 1ttou and Mouitou
ould mako hes taxa Tho position shs was la bo-
,ro. Mra. Moulton Was Ia teaFs, and she went
, entreat Mrs. Tlltou 10 support .bo truth, and
Of take tho poaltlon OF wife opposing her hus-