New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
TnToy's SEPARATION FpSM HIS WIFE.

Mr. Tracy-There are two or three mistakes in
this, and therefore, the tOpy should be taken from the
draft and not fron the printed copy 1t is not
very important bp there three Of them ITO the Witness
N9 Mr. M0on at that interview Of which you have spoken
your bouse between yourself Mr. Tton and myself did you
accompany Mr. Ton to the door that night when be
home! A. think did, Sir
@. Down stairs, A. Yes, Sir
O. Did you tell him. while standing the step the door
a night go home and be reconced to his wife, tina; the
til had fight her yeti A No. Sir; did not use
that last expression.
o Did YOU use tho hrstp Well put in the form Of ques
ton and vii answer it, Sir.
O. Did you toll him that night at the door go home and be
reconced to his wife A. told him something like that Sir
l did not use precisely that language.
O. In substance that did you A. advised him to go back
to his WIFE yes Sir.
O. And did you add that the time had not come yet for him
to fight his wife A. No; don't rccollect
q. Or words to that effect ? A. No, Sir; no.
O. had separated his wife that time had he
A. He told me- think that morning. that be had left
her the night before learning that she had gone TO the
q In consequence of her going before the Committee A.
les Sir in consequence OF her having gone before the Commit
teea Whatever day that was he told the morning after
that \ think
Mr. FuIerton-Tod you what A. On the morning after
that the morning after his wife had been before the Com
mittee Mr. Tlton told me that he had left the house
Mr. Tcy-That she had come home that night and told him
that she mad been before t,e Committee? A. Yes, Sir
O. Did no tell you that he was in bed?
Mr. Eyarts-No matter what passed between them; he said
that he had left in consequence.
O. And you understood that be went back that night TO his
wife, did you not, A. Yes, Sir
O. And the morning. the next morning but one
which that he presented you this eporti A don't
recoec whether the next morning or the next morning
but He submitted to you and together when he did
submit it.
O. How long did he and his wife remain together after that
hoyl Gha aIofth hrnk Sat
day. IL recolect right-Saturday Of that week
Was II until she left and to Mr. Ovingtons did they
remain together until she left and went to Oyngonsi A. What
ever day was Sir she went Mr. 0yngons cannot rec
olect.
O did not ask yeu the date As matter OF fact they re-
mainod together didn't they until his wife left home! A
don't know how long they remained together understood
they did
Did Mr. Beecher at any time ask you for the return Of the
naner that YOU now call tie letter Of contton A. Ask NE
for it-no.
O. Never asked you for it, A. No
O. Did you any time ever tell him that you had burned That
paper? A. Never.
O You never did, A. Never
O. His statement that you had told him had been published
in the newspapers before you made either Of your statements
had It notr
Mr. Beach-wait one moment. We object TO that
Mr. Tracy-I will change the question. Had his statement
what is known as Mr. Beechers statement before the Com
made either OF your staements As think that has anred
already A. Yes Sir; yes, hink-yes certainly before
made either Of my statements. No, made the fret
O. Before you published either Of themf A. No; my state
ent OF July 18th was published before that The short state
ment OF July 18th published on July lih liz which thaI
letter was referred to.
O. Imean either OF your oag statements.
Judge Neilson-Eher Of the two last statementX A. No,
Sir.
Mr. Tracy-Both OF those published after Mr.
Beecher's statement A. Yes, Sir
O. The long statement of yours was prepared before
Beechers statement published, notl A. Not Alto
gether, believe
The first statement that Gen Butler prepared for you
Well don't whether It the first THAI he pepared OF
not but the first that was published in TIE rvpc! A. Be
fore Mr. Beeeher prepared hisS
O. Before Mr. Beecher published hs' A. Before Mr. Beeehe
pabshed hss
@ Before 1t was pusshed' A. Before Mr. Beeehers was
publshed-hat Is the question yon ask met
O. Yes Sir A. Whether that statenent was puoished DC
fore Mr. Iieecher's statement was iublished'
O. Yes Sir A. think 1t was; yes, Sir What day was MI
Beccher's published Mr.. Tracsi