New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

o,n ,st snch stoienentsas have bcni expeetsd hcia
him aud, according to oil accounts h1msse.tsbshed and
repfatie lie manner and be1rng ts ser
and appaIvnty frank iSat he is swearing
hoods But either he is swcaiiuE |" s,,aI a,S NJ
see or he is innocent, and Tlton Monon. arc NJ
SIIIion are tine hasost Isers the word ever saw" nir
Doecher IL is True has ye' I" I'M" consis,lv and
cycdbW MI The facts in this strange nhrogho hnt u ne
hons himself % te end a. we'll as he mas done ih"s @
public opinion VIII pretty surely pronounce MN iin'
cent, ,, . H., ., ..;,,,,,,. ,,r tho dcfensr has
had some efcct II has proved that Tl;on and Monon
rcaicdlv denied that there was any gait between mfs
H on anu ny conceslin The scandal evidence has
been nrodnood which il credited indicates that iIlt1n
az i Monitor must have cd ce asserting or in
denying the crime weight OF their testimony Is some
Win cssencd Then Bessie Turner and tic colorcd MY
nosscs If credited ut all, prove tlat poru" oI VI AZ
Gence az 10 tie long interview with MI Beecher, IN
which he is said TO haye confessed ms GUT h ~ y"s
contrOyegiei ctcctualy by PROOF tHt Fir bocchoi '
And yet with all these srony points in Beeehets a
vor and with all the weight OF ms own testimony 10 h
seems almost mpossbe to believe that thIee peSiio
have deliberately mauufactued sne, catn a. mo mo
one OF them ~ inst his own wife, with no Stor ~ w
i've than YET appeared Even mcie Gi,yu'S ~ " "a
tbe consldracy by writing and acting as they have done
IL viii e wonderful triumph II me testhy in nuhic
acttr OF Mr. Beecher succeed IN ovcpOWerlhg, ~ p :,
cstjmqtion such evidence "a has been arr.yed AGAINST
niu A QUESTION or vERACrrY.
Froin the F0hj1sgton Republican. NJ,
There il no middle ground between mr.;
p"ns NJ isSuc in the great Brooklyn rl IN direct con
rldicon OF everything ms encnrs nave say agaaS,
ever Produced the Mentions ani tn ~ are the most
naoas wTtcGes mat naea ,9s n" however, that NJ
Beechet's testimony tus tar is crnsslen aa S,9nG
c0ptIadcied by other witnesses than Beecner himself
Mr. MoultO's statements, II IS true, nave n"l pttn
shaken seriously; but Mr. Bcechers explanations WIZ
serve 70 clear away some The doubts 10 which they
gave rise The truth il tlat this trial .s placed e pun
lie IN an nos Mon The two sdc are so toreibiy
mt that the which IL printed lust. like the man vino
tod the last lie in the lying MATCH has the ADVANTAGE
A GREAT CHANGE IN PUPIdC SENTIMENT
Mr.. Boecher has grappled every lnOtty point
in Inc testimony OF the AVN p-&n.;S ' ~ no &
pnrant points, and thoroughly eXhoued re altcise
tcpretaiions put anon his letters by adverse partsaiS
Candid obs cryers agree that there has been great
change ~ public sentiment since me e d'hce lNf We
Tense Opaned, and those familiar Win me atmospiie %
the court declare TIA. the HOia ,ht can Happen
is dis }geement of the Jury out 'hat - 4o' r
CDi,taI victory Tor ItOn is regarded - utterly O.1
OF the question Only These i'iniiar wiiu Nj, 1gC'
fine force OF mis- test nlony and IFS eject uiOn iho'e VINO
listen to IT, As the examination, we rave hcrr
shared the l,chEs OF mos NHo "i' - .i p,ecb :
Fullerton will Ne able 10 break the force OF MI be'c'
narrative No doubt rcmendous effort WI DO nl2d
but Nh Beeeher Is tng suei or o. III nn de,1 b. a
IpoTe completely iicorcd ihan lie by Bessie Turner
A LOT or PECULIAR PEOPLE.
The reader of BeeChcT'S testimony Is con-
tiuu9y IMPRESSED with 1c cushing and stopping natures
himself seems the sop eos Of all. Tton aud cecher aye
continually each otter MIS- iilion i.ke
a form OF Jelly in warm weather, trcnHlous ana nohS'
Beecher writes 10 the maulns ana l'oi thb ro'o' "71
aloycr To his mistress MIS- Mou cOdic' k'S~c NeIS
over and takes fender interest IN DecoIer be-
cause according her account he has been found out
with TiltOns wiie. Even the calculating man al Tie
world" Moulton, conceiycs a most romantic hcrulc
friendship for Ieecher soon as ne tnds ne n' Sedn
Ms hosoIn friends Wife and thercvpon he leoCmes 50
tender, susceptible, and SYM aiming ~ hlchu tA1t
| BcCcLeF UUbOsO.is himself 10 him in al things. =.
Ipon thc exposure the Brccner letters. md upon h'
explanation before the Plymouth Church COMMITTEE We
remarked tha although Ar BcechcT n-ht bc ihotenI
Of the ofclsc charged. the letters and ie wE" HHr
rrve1pd wee luoSs o. CHI riccr which wOdid he heavy
blow 10 hi, reputlton His further testimony cGuh ms
This opinion. And now, wH9n We read MS own Stci
OF the whole afair Lis innocence needs the pea 81 a
rqre different Tia Oi ordinary mOftas ana n"t 10
he hold 10 the same Ies1os htcs The extreme senS-
tivencss emotional quality, generosity ana tusiIEric
his account Tor rcin"Tse itll' o.
and sal contributions which in man u te usual mo- III
| responsibilities world be taken ~ coni'.soh'
/Fur Mr. Beeher's Fridqy evcping TIM zee ir pGgcJ