New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

@ Didn't thick manuscript s that' lsho~iDgf
manuscript 10 witnessI. A. AZ thics as inal no.
q That A. No.
Q. That' A. No; don't think IL did,
O. How thick was tg A. Well don't think IL wss one hun
drsd pages You heard read. don't know how mueh
Mr EysTts-I ask that the conversations
Of the witness with the counsel are not admissible.
Judge Neison-Yes.
The Wtness-Excuse
q Did he carry II In black covert A. Il was wound ups
rolled up; yes Sir
q Wen, Sir, did say-dd Il contain any statement
from Mrs Tton concerning her relation with Mr. Beecherf A.
Ny impression, Sir is that the letter which she wrote 70 Dr.
sors, the purpor Of that letter in the statement
q Yes Sir that's IL stated In substance, then that romp
ted By nay duty, informed my husband that Mr. H. ".
Beeehe my friend and pastor had solicited be wife 70
him, together with all that implicit" A. think that s IT,
Sir.
O. That was the substance OF the atemendd paper
contain any other statement relations Mr. BeecbeI
than contained paragraph A. don't reeollect that
did, Sir
O Did the paper also contain copy Of what you call
the letter Of contrtonf A. don't recoect that; don't
think did, my impression il that did notnot oil Ola
Q Did it contain any part Of III A. think very likely
contained part Of il.
Q Didh' A. don't recollect am trying to answer the
question tTuthfnly
@ Don't you remember that that contained
copy Of all Of part Of what you cali the eer Of eon-
ton A. don't really recollect
Q And that introduced into that paper proof Of tho
charge which Mrs. Ton made against Mr. Beecheri A.
don't recolect that Sir; have stated all that recoect
q Was there any charge OF adultery between Mr. Beeehs
and Mrs TIon set forth that paperi A. There nothing
Sir except what have narrated that is all that rec0ect Of
@ DO you remember that after quoting this charge of
Mr. Tton against Mr. Beecher that Mr. Tton in that state
men proceeded euogze his wife for the delicate manner in
which she had resisted OF paorf A. don't
recolect that, SIR.
@. You dontf A. No.
O. DO you remember whether he said anything on the SUB
jecti A. really don't, Sir
O. Il may contained then, for aught You remember,
A. II had any recollection about it, Sir should state IT,
haven't.
O. You have no recollection on subject On Mr. rtons
meeting fret after the publication OF the Woodhn
scandal you present ha, meeting A believe was,
Sir the election day recolect that the fret that
what mean say. General
O. First you saw them A. Yes Sir
O. Do you remember that Mr. TiOn grasped Mr. Beecher
with both bis hands-graped hand with both hs,
heartily, and expressed bis sympathy with Mr.
Beecher this publications. A reconeet that he shook
hands with Mr.. Beecher Sir
O. Didn't he grasp Mr. Beechers hand with both his and
shake earnestly and express his profound sympathy with
him on account this scandaous publication A lie shook
his nand and expressed his profound regret for the pubhe
tion.
O Ddn he shake Mr. Beeehers hand with both Of his
A. we don't whether he used both hands or aot
Mr. Tracy.
@ You remember that he shook hands A. Yes renem
Der that
O. Haven't you said that he took Mr. Beccher's hand in
Of his and heartily and expressed his profound
regret and sympathy A. don't that ever did
@ Didn't you tell the Rev. Mr Halliday at your house
after this WOodhul publication A don't recoleet
that did.
@ viii you cay that you did not A II had any reooec-
ton about woud make the statement according to my
collection bu; have not
You by that that you have recollection on the
subjec,i A. As whether tod Mr. Halliday or not 40 TO
whether your question that il it, Sir
Mr. FuleEton-That il it A. Yes. Sir: that is the way
O. Now Go you not know that Mr.. Tton unwilling to
any other reply to the Woodruff statement than that
which contained in the "Tme Story :" A That be was
unwilling make any other reply
@ Yes a. No II you viii allow me 10 explain
O. No my question; do you not know that fact'
That unwilngf ! could say that did know that
be was unwilling to make any other statement Sir