, 1875-04-06

God to put It. In the heart Of lirs husband 10 fa'Ve
ne hsss trusted s" to Moa," .ae ~ es1cn1, nnrcs~
,'''sne'' i. ou,i.rtos. hns,
Mr.. Fuilerson--o!Jcctel to. .,,.. l.,
Iw.ias Sriiso,,-J think yo,, ran ats that.
n, a,ta's l. ., nHf 'a NJ" 'n H. Il,
jnignsit tl,at i. prevail OH tho subject. II IA Tho
| j1,la,nc1,t cf iI.r tury.
siFs H. IN .Sy ,en.s h.s PAPER IL
l'ts r;,aI e",n,i"'Ian7 Isa
A.. peec,er-ru no sousa whatever Is II any com.
Q.@i. i cory or production of any d!et.tion Of
! did dictate Il.
NE WOULD HUMBLE lt1MsEtr nEronE Triton.
sSs as ss' read: a.: y: ssss
self beforo him a. do before my God" hid you. Il.
Ec:s that ecntentc in those words or thctr equivalent
10 Moulton flat n'sht7 AL lid pot. da say that
in visw of tho statements mste, ! fc!t that bal
had ha,atled myself beffs COD fer il, and Was Will
Ink to hutnb!e myself bcfo.o Tleoaofe Tio,l.
7lLIoS wouLp n:vE nKET nkTtEn HAs:
man III my circumstances than hare Eeen, ,"-d you
c,r,"ss that ssso III .hose we or az
tia!ly, and thu. ! good many times nser.
Q.-1n what conversation, cn what tortc, did }on
y:sf !. lie H.; a,a .s san.e iii
lsowtn; vhereah, when whs sn trouble and dinletl-
", Tlltcn had ar,oes Instantly md with gensFons
sponancy lrurc everything aud gone to my llelp;
bNt, wlca ho IN troubc, had gune aganst him.
o.-wss that yo'.r feeling =. to swearing to bsxo n;
Q-plti yon esrEess ii, ihe> word. what appears /.
ss ,a II rsen6sr III he obss ,ss ee.fs 1T
would acha"? A.-So. sIr. dId not mako any sta'o.
nhr Y sa wsa .es
tsh1y and called W IN yartcn. forms sn !, :. as!.
cut times In courersatton The reatlons wll were ~.
hoMseho, aaI 10 friend. IN tho charel Who lo7ea
rs II belonged to their hnntshol'!s.
Odd vc II e's xSfi. or In their
equivalent, ihis Clause Of thu enor.ud1u, ~ ALL
not pleading for myself. / cscn wish that wcre
e tiat /. not not my I phrassoioay. very r.o poor
ftel]. interpretation Of tho intensity with which OK.
people. 'e
Q-what d!1 yaI express. esrr5ng ths iasa shst
e. Int for ether ,sr wsso yen
Q.-What can you stato ~ having been taid by yo1
conyeying tue liza, mt what yoa would auher. UNI
Icrsd that not In Logical mood. and did ot
{ nef n,n y TeTs vs ss
4 rsemeI IN mo ha'a done towards Theodore: some. ems
wards ElI1sheth; sometimts Il "a. indignation
s. s. Tssfe % wss @ jast thst oscillation and vibration
which tafta place in htghly e1e!!cd ssats o. nina
hah expressed ihAlghnu"n xas sosry inr ~ ~ ~
the nost mood wesit pe1haps 10 tho Other extreme III
e1ca1atofs statements.
I He HAD RATHER DIE.
Q.-Did you express ths elaine: ! VII! die bsfort
anybody but myself shall be incupated+' Ia those
Words or any equivalent e1pres.ion7 A:-Wc'. nc
such phrake rs that. hass looked through thlf' AM
du mt think sec phrnte I'll 4 that IL ninc and
yet think ece sources from which good many o'
then. srs drawn. did ray tAet in ctfta!n-1 cas
not reeolect Il certainly 1nd detn!teiy,-en
that I dill u1rrcsn 1nysof very strongly thai
had rattGr lle than to have brought encA trouble
OF TO ba,e Increased such tronDie that 80 far AZ
myself aioue ccncerncl sonted fo very small II
couid make re4raon btlt Was not nnJthinE rFac'
ttai a definite. 1t was strong expression Of lil
'snrsng fetlns of regret or rsnosse At tao mischief
THE poon cniED WITH HER FOLDED HANDS.
| OIL ask your attention to tho next senitncn tha
appears on the memorandum: "AlI my thonglts arr
rllrnlug toward my friends, toward tho roar chlft
lying there and praying with her folded hands," A.
! Yes,
Q.-D!d you express what is thtre3 Avery likely
or tho substance, On!y this IL very poor expression
| very meaRre.
Q-Whas lid yon say, Aud IN what connecticut A.
Il don't know exactly what l know felt Hta
father that wa4 standing oror The dead body of his
child remember her. 1t wsa like death when eaN
her. Hho had been dcnr child and friend to the.