New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
O. In this busneesf A. No. Sir never any errand
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MRS. MOULTON CALLS ON MRS. WOODRUFF.
Now, gentlemen this lady, whose testimony

MRS. MOULTON CALLS ON MRS. Woodruff.
Now, gentlemen, this lady, whose testimony
OF the character that have given to you Is think to
every candid mind and every intelligent mind robbed of
all value l. placed in this somewhat singular attitude be-
fore you. She says TO you that this lady, Mrs
Woodruff. frequent visitor at her house, having
becu there Mt least a times during the period
Of these associations. She saysand she volunteeedt
that Ia, her counsel brought 1t ou-that she had
been many three four times TO Mira Wcodhulls
house and brought her 10 hers She then tells the
particulars II three Of those vss and presents this
extraordinary statement OF the condition Of things
She says:
went TO that house three times and brought Mrs.
Woodruff TO mine i!
DO yen remember Of any Of them being IN the day
time No. All may have been In the night Yes What
time did you go-what hour did you return cannot
remember In each instance she surpresses and puts
the hest face what in any disclosure she woud have
felt 10 he uncomfortable in the fact but II stands
tins definitely fixed before you, that three times
she went to Mrs Woodlul's house and brought
that woman in tho night time for conference
with Mr. Tl.on and her husband lasting, she
two or three hours and whether she rs Moulton took
Mrs Woodruff back not 10 her house. she docs not
remember. That Of those visits made with her
and Mr. Tilton in the night IN close hired
riage running from Brooklyn flights to Thirty fifth
st., and making visit in that salon, and return to-
at mother time Mr. Tllton and Mr.. Mouton, both being
at Nj Mouon's house. and both in health aud strength.
sent that the errand away mp To Thirty iith-
In hired carrirge to bring Mrs. Woodruff there, and
she and did it, taking little boy of nine years old
for escort and another occasion, under the same
bchcst Of these two full grown staying nj homo in
Mr. Moultons house, she went again in the night time 10
fetch this lady in the night time for another three hours
conference with Mr. TltOn and Mr. Mouton and that she
took Mr.. MoultOn's mother - her escort then
Well, now, gentlemen, I don't know What
domestic life In this city Is In reputable
circles but in that narrative the most aiect
subiugation of wife to a husband, and most defiant
tyranny of lusband wife. need other evil
dence than that TO understand that the relation
Of husband and wife in that couple had as
sumed the force and character Of master and
slave Figure to yourself figure 10 yourself. or
yourself, yourself, dismissal In the night time in
close carriage OF your wife to Mrs. Woodhus house to
bring her to youyou in health and strength don't
know much about the notions on Brooklyn flights OF
starting in hired close carriages married lady
in the company Of Mr. Tflton for an GRAND
OF that kind the behcst Of hus-
hand. | know that this plaintiff and his
lawyers would give good deal for drive in a
elo. carr,c e in l,e night time between r Becchcr and
Mrs Tton. up to Mrs. woodhulis and back. was
agast at this exposure, andI placed no MISREPRESENTATION
I put It entirely upon the coarse and brutal selfish
ness Of this man that treated an honest
wife in that Then, when | nave
proved these intimate facts in the family ont OF the
mouth of the wife, and when have proved out OF the
mouth Of Mr. MouIton the husband in the testimony OF
Mr. Arlnor that he would make IL hotter than he'll for
anybody that testified against him, l don't need
any further specific facts 10 lead you 10 think
that the story of Analias and SapphiIa Is
koy t. show itself whenever there to he that a.
tnde wife for the husband or swear
against him 10 his ruin, and live with him aiterwad
might be satisfied with the gencial1atiohs by Which our
law has covered, read to you, ts relation OF nus
band ard wife with the sense intelligence that
the law and the administration Of justice never should
bring husband and wife into that terrible dilemma OF
being against husband against the truth, and when
shown you in this particular marriage, the sui9u-
cation wife Ia be erranleiri In the night time
up to Thirty fst. to brins Mrs. Woodruff for three
hours conference with these grown men, Mr. Titon
and Mr. Monon, at her housc-a private conference
from which she, the wife, exclnded-and when |
have shown you the particular disposition oi this priic
Mar husband make IL hotter than hell for any ody
that testies against him. have at once evidenced the
wisdom in its generalization. and have given
YOU the strongest possible instance in tie experience Of
lie for ts being the rule il il had been before.
Now, gentlemen, at the end or 1877 there
comes to he. lii the solemn form. dual suppress
sion of any possible imputaon that Charge against
Mrs Tiltons chastity