The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-06

| ana COUNSEL Judge Morris.
slight Misunderstanding then occurred when
Mr. Evarts put the following question:
2. DID ne have tue ransacking OF the whole OF
much OF gentleman laluding to the correspond.
ent OF the Chicago Tribune, when Mr. Evarts meant
| Judge MOTIFS. The questions were continued ON
the argument basis un II at last things began to
| get mixed ana an explanation ensued wnen Wit
ness contnued-The representative o. the chicago
Tribune did not see the original manuscript.
Q. Wei. now how IL 1t that you say tnat they
we're not pIolisned BY your act or procuremsnss
Mr.. Fullerton-l don't think that is proper.
s R as 60 ask Ss .
W!fnsss-Do yoa wan me to answer. SIR
witness-DurnS the early consultations whicn
had with my friend, Judge Morris, put into MS
hands ghs papers; he read them, and he said.
liberal and copioas extracts from them y SAID.
"No; thew are private letters. and think there is
the contrary. that the case was OF such serious.
ness and gravity, and ! had been 80 greatly mis-:
that they should be published; be then suggested
that good taste. perhaps. would lead to their pub.
| local papers, but at some distant point ana at
that time q visit was made ut my house by an
his acquaintance, and communicated to this agent
written extracts from these letters, and In that
sent Of my vile 20 that pdOicaSon sse was not
living In my house at that time; those extracts
sas did not ase
| from dictatlon-he copied them.
sixth srticeIrom there to there. Saw pa what that
| IS; alter you nave looked at II will ask you
STes a. DON'T know how Correctly that e
printed. SIR but II II be printed correctly taken
from my sworn staiement, u an extract.
Mr.. Fullerton spoke In an undertone 70 Mr..
Evarts.
correctly printed tits as he wrote 1t in Ills state
Mir. Fullerson-It does not follow shat you can
MIR. Evarts-I propose to read It. ana think
am enlltled to do so.
aware II can be corrected, but the possibility or
correcting does not make It admissible at this
original some where OF that paper, and copy can
only be proof IN the absence or loss OF the orlg-
n1 Mr.. Eyarss1Sow, am on 0 The cross.examna.
sion, II Your Honor please-a part VI INV substan.
I'VE adn you Mr.
The passage you pointed me to was noe a part OF
my statement. but q part OF Mrs. lilton's letter
MIR. Evarts-lt Is IN your statement.
Wltness-l will not vouch tnat THIS Il correctly
printed. The original 10 In eAistepce here.
witness-Tne original letter rom which that ex-
Mr.. Evarts reading, -'ro love Ia praiseworthy.
MIR. Beach-one moment, II you please.
Mr.. Everts ito the Court shall read, strf
Mr.. Evarts-"Io love is praiseworthy. but to
demonstrations o. destinations could cause me to
yield my womannood"
A discussion then ensned about the date on
document handed TO the witness; but hnanv the
witness Identified 1t as February 8. and then Mr..
What bring 70 my beloved ,Ss orsn. morning r.
ana 70 Oss S snG him Is
icy up s that
yHu Sa 50 1T sd Inn ms 70 su
lace. Most truly do love, and 4 a,n resolved never
the tai mistake that would you selfish; but,
low a. Ss's Ssss anu
hottest fhe picture OF Your dear iace most con-
Searns the look o. has Who
say The &
the 70 There
no 'T zoo thai Soud not
< for n have been my
in s@ e s s an
nys w Al gnOs oss ana %ay u To
sSuss your GIT q influence !: S,s sin thsrst0Te would
csp your and its purity yo" feel Is
thar your love Sss know This s
could cause me % yield my womanhoot. You have not
stssT; have Issn SSs WIN
cluster sSS around that day experience The
morning hour, suggesting Mats's death but who can
memorable, being an confessions repentance cleans
went saarsh in ns MSTrny, and sDoss NJ
%S Ssnry j. ksymona s5a
The latter portion OF the letter was unreadable.
Witness resumed-I recognize what you nave
| just handed me as the handwriting OF Augustus
Maverick; It Is part Of copy OF my sworn state
ment; 1t was signed oy me.
| MIR. Evarts-I Will now cad page from the let
ter, and Your Honor will notice It Is on the date
tae diiiculty or difference cetween this pair.
Will read It Just as II IL here ITO love Is praise
strong. No demonstratlons or CONCESSIONS could
| cause mo to yield my wOmaubood."
Mr.. Beach-Counse has READ portion after
no
| marked for identification. We have some rights,
and ask that thus paper DO marked after ne mas
Mr.. Evarts-Now you Will have all your rights
and will not be troubled IN my examination.
ton, but am ASKING to have these papers marked.
All insist upon L. tnat they be marked; we may
Mr.. Evarts-I now read the passage from the
original letter, beginning ana ending where this
BUT TO abuse your git Of influence is sin there.
| lore would fain help restore to you tnat which
hood. Your mannooG ana Dignity are yV Stronger
than love itself know this because l know
what love Is. NO demonstration Or iasc,nation
| Your Honor please, these two leaves can oe
marked as papers shown BY me to the witness
| and from which have read the psssage-tO wit,
bered. MARX them both, Mr.. stenographer.) Mr..
have reaa 10 the original passasss
have read from 1t began with the word "purlly,n
cause eau me to Yield my woma nOod"~do you SO not
| understand rom that letter That your wife then
an Illustration OF ner own sense OF the dignity
| or her and herself as representative Of 1t.
| That 10 the use | made oil that extract In my
| sworn statement, certifying to her sense OF that
| enormlty at that time.
| Yes. sir; and believe she does now.
Mr.. Sherman then read
MRS. TILrOG'S LETTERS.
MONDAY, January g. 1867
NY BELovED- am very sorry my letters are lost they
contained much That strangers eyes should
see Twas Obliged to omit my Saturday ana Sunday
| letter as usual.
Mr. Haskell camc over Sunday afternoon. We went to
hear Nr. Eeecher. who pre- lched AN uncommony fine
sermon on the uivniy OF man from the tcxt:-"Ye
Gods" In the morning Dr. storrs preached Tor us;
TO nearly S5,cUJ. Mr.. u. caiiea saturday. lie came
tired and gloomy. but he said hpd most calming
and peaceful innuencc him III any one
he ever knew ! believe he loves you We talked Of
sad as he went out, What pretty house this Isl
wish lived here" 1t would make me very hlppy II
you could look In upon US without his knowing II.