Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-26
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several persons killed.
NEW YORK NEWS.
ihh tHlAA- HIS AJlL.1S lN 4.z -r.yr.
/ NEw fo2E, FEB. IA. Il. .--;--
the inton- beecner t-ll. today. N-- tf...
l ton took the --lrl. ana ,rs.
examined By Nr. Eyarts. 81. -s.-..
I ~iderabiy Hurried, AID ua- efs-. ...
I times upon the r1.n- rs i4r--.r- .r... -...-
/ At the coae-l-ila ". ;- .- -iu.1--.
She was put upon tie Redirect .s...
I by Mr.. Fullerton and t.st.lel.
About my kissing M-. B...-e. .....
t. our house On thu m -lll- 10 .-.--
! very dependent manner. d. b. -..
and ! was crying, an uas.r t1..
see Air BaechCr Egsio. ll. -I ..t
! remember "a Friday t,--.- Gill.
Beeche- came 70 orr house. E.-.-.
diztr5 sod and laid my ilri a-
shout Ter aci sliI O. ny l- t1t
care q th;s great. good u..u
husband tha: had k.--cl ST..
husband prepared has f--- Statement .,
July, l-7f. Ny husband r-lt .t
Bsscher, and said 1.t4en.il-
YOU consider my statement 41 ....
ore. and My Bcecher Slii, = IS. ...a.
At Is ! perfectly honorable one. -al
why sacge FL tdat ny il-isl- ....-.i
another statement wa o. -- ',-
another chance
" hat were your eAl'. WORKS t..
Mr.. Fullerton. The lady l3ls-l 81, ..4 ---
moment. dropped her fan. AMI WAS.
FAINT smile lurktd around lie .-d..
OF her mouth, SAL WY .-i.
Give the old man another clll lt
audience thereup0n bus. in:l lil----. .-.
his honor said tia, tie -li.---
wait for tomorrow. for then
exciting may happen - c.2.L tl-.- -..-.
ton. Mrs. Moalton va soon after --..
and the nurse, Carey, was cl.e.
Evarts Tor further Cr0sS-ez M llJ..-. ..
the evident intention Of proving her @.
10 drunzenne~=. aud that she hGt l
charged By her employees for thar
She, however, sw0re positively that --.r
never discharged from any one o.. har
for intoxicatiOn, and never. IN ans AS
mentioned Mrs. Tllton'> name.
After the recess It was ann5uu.
the plaintiff : attorneys rested their ...
MIR. EvGrts stated that him-e and as-.o
had calculated the case wOull NOT rc--
tomorrow night, and were cJnS5sg
unpreparcd u open their side, ami g.
an adjournment TIL tomorrow NOV.
Agreed to and the court adi5ura5i.
TIE TILToN- BEEcHER TRIAL. - RE4aE-. .,
M. TRACT.-IIL-0N' : COURSE UAIrl-. ...
New YORK. Feb. 2l.-Sl.d Nr. Tr-..
when Hilton lived in Oxford street. g.
Beecher began his visits 70 the house.
yited b. the former, bat Nh BsaeAC- .-f
were not very frequent. NV. sail --I
counsel, want you 10 consider. 1,le-.-.
that Mrs TLtJn Is the true lci.a...l- ..
tins eauss-she whose lips arc sealed b. -.i
matter Theodore Tilt1n : every Wish W.
met BY Mrs. IlltOn, who did everything Q
her power 10 make han happy Re5-.-
IN LIE was one OF her greatest care ami -ta
was sOliciilous that tho husband at l.-
choice was walking in the right path b.
blinded oy hat-ery, IItl.l refused O. t-tsz
iWay IRON his associate AMI tsa .I-i-
panIouship Oh those who scoL-d a. -
,ion and now he would try % max.
lelieve thai she ieil into tina. pit ..sr.l
he was cnIeaTSr.ng q l-lE lin away
som.
The counsel then came b.ekt, Ti.-,..
,ireer when he succeeded NJ. E,eeL.-t
he edItOrship Of the Independent and -.....
lrst year Of his Office. said the counsel ti
wrote letter containing charges a-.fs.r
Is friend and pastor. Inc clun-sl her,
IuOtcd from letter written ay Itlfan p.
ar Beecher speaking ID frior ishiD batwe7r
hem. " If, said the letter, -' should A..
efore YOU, be father to M -a..izea.
elieTe in humG- fr.enislIp without h4.
lan IL, a1l, m6anvhi!e, may our Eathl-
bose protect you" The letter was -iZne
oar ecv0ted and eternal friend. rncl 70
iltou.
The first thing iheodo-e Hilton Gil
eeoming editor OF The independently eL
he counsel, was TO satisfy the pe0r
e had emanclpated himself from Their
I Henry Ward Beecher About tl.-
here Wa question before the pc1a.aa
hat shou . be the attitude OF the -...-
.ates iowa the sOuthe-c. -auG ..rt
eTsy existed eE-C1s az repabI1Il rl-
: - MAE snouId be the cO4r-e u tae I.-
ependent Mr.. Beecher then wro.= be
leveland letter, which wa mais t.a-
'ct OF bitter attack by TheolJra Ti...l. r..
)rnd himself with the uejlri-- .. 10
ar;y. Men holding eyt7c-.o r.----
round Iilton obtained possession oi aa-
nd controlled BIN u long as DO edrl.e..
"a; paper. bven his religion l-iau i.G-s.
ita 1aese extreme YicVa, @s = shown i~
Is letter to as g4.l. .a.s o-aorc l BE-.
'lis.JI- sentiments Vas s1--ls s. Dr.
! slness to has Vile. Ia has cxl-u.sa...i
eicre the committee lie said the Divinity
hrlst ana the Inspiration Cf Jae -.-.Y:o,
e also said on that occasion ,i.tl-
'ised the church a9A thanked coil -.-
y e!erIv" ran. 10 this hour Of 49,
.Tsow about TiltOn's rclg;o-s --.
le wife sought Mr.. EaoChc- ilr q IS. g..
'uuscl then -ecI portions lfa lesi-r b.
r. -esc-sg ia ls6i 10 Nj H.tJu, ei-i:
IA counsel and advice in religions mltte--
iortly after This, said the counsel. ltt-
owed i change in his views wish raFsrt
woman suffrage, marriage AMI iiyJrra
q began to talk 70 his Friends 1u tb3 SAB
Il aad did noe hesitate T. tell L.s VII
al he regarded the marriage relation ID
nerent light from that in W AicA il 3 r-..-r-
appeared to him. The devoted vie al,
other was forced LAY after lay AL wee
ter week % lls,ec t1 these v-'f It..
re extremely Offensive - nor IN .a'
ar lco5 iiii01 t1-1eti friendship WIKI.
~ 50 '-EIiY ne had visited ID r-
81. tie invited her to hi house aai ll
ldnced her 10 his vile. lis acqueintllc'
to her made Mrs. Morse furious aai t-r
" hearing his vlegs ~ y how
rded ladies dropped his irisrit.r L.
Cte letter from whore :, ..Gs .t5pla5
Ia this family !. a. West - b. vile,
ing hs, -1T much happier hc Wa ia
> Western lamily than be wa- Ia --
ne IN livingston street Bul IN ISIS ai-
e could conceal her feelings - arr-
when spoken to he confessed 3 E,1s
= and the husband ani wife y.a,el ur
ength "a apaOid him. in the lu:urc Ga
f.s -. L. e.
ln0ra0ie letter from the lirlsIn 1--we
broad. III which he said she wa all tll,
man could desire. She answered tbs
Ter on the 3lst. and admitted 10 j. be-
shness and took all the in Of ais '-G
; upon her. The letter says &C. a.,
e. OF sinners and unde-g;Crl. ,hoT Vs.
!. We must .9,a cGi.ivate our respect
q, uS Wa1t we seem, and let Us nos
n sage q shadow Of loub: in each 0tdcl
ugh all the world disagree let u
a. one. The letter OF Februar
1865. from Mrs. Tilton says The
lure Of your dear face IS ever 5si1F,
marked as il is with your Sniering
love Is praisewOrtby, but to ahuse sosf
is sin. This. gentlemen :. i.o ss,WE
ch has been ss-.ss5,s. ssFa "a this ciso 60
rh slic ,,.:,= AN placed in a wrou- POI
Bic Was demonstrating against ia-
90 OF bis IHhcence over women. To aai
!e her believe tha. her harshnesS IA
lie him \ hyp0crite, 50 thsI - s-5
len his feelings from hey w..b sc.ssi
,ther women Mr. tr.cI -oad Sven.
FRS from 'sl.oa 70 rs wife. praising her
insss fhears and rsgretting his vroas
lgs Mr.. Trse; finally discovered he
lost some Of his memoranda and vas
ged to ask for adjourDmsnt Til To-