The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30


heard MIN talking; saw hin again that day
looking at his shrubs petwea his house and
and saw him alone In the shru0ery; was very
anxious to see Mr.. Beecher a the Path OF NAV
1873; knew that Nrs. Beecher Id been there on
the Thursday before, ana associated that with his
coming there for the summer; had gone there
hear eha he had pone 70 ae New yr or weeS
Not cioss-eXamned.
TESTIMONY OF THOMAS TILNEY.
Tnomas j. lllney, q lawyer, rstlNed:-I reside
IN BROOKLYN ana WAS married tnBroOklyn by Mr..
Beecher June j. 1878; he seeufd 10 have come
unprepared as TO his dress; he nd not appear TO
have come prepared ior w1dding Qaughter)
he looked somewhat travel solid.
TESTIMONY or fREDEElCi A. PUTNAM.
Frederick a. Putnam testides IL practise medi.
cine at No 255 Fourth avenue;l recoliect June 4.
1873; lett New York on that lay; went oy the
Harlem Railroad; on that day met Mr.. Beeeher
ana Mrs. Beeeher In the traIbetween New YORK
THOMAS J. TuRNgPREcALLED
Thomas j. turner recaliedoy the defence.
Please LOOK at the telegram you received and
per Original telegram) IN yqr hand. A. Yes, SIR.
TESTIMONY OF SrEPHN v. WHITE.
stephen V. White testified FL am u stock Ope-
rator IN New YORK; am u member oil the legal
profession; was member ,f the Investigating
Commit Committee OF the plymonth hurch heard Mr..
on june TO- luton SAID this ase rested on written
evidence; there was nothing sad to sustain the
SAID, Gentlemen, you thak there is no case, but
there lisp we asked hin 70 give his charges, but
the thing ever came Il be proved, MI. Beecher
might be told to leave Brooklyn or the country;
ease so TO- 'Ie as 700 arSe TO zen Inc
SAID he did not want nurt a hair or that old
mans head; that he I'D not want 10 hurt Mr..
Beecher; that It ever same necessary to publish
the charges he wanted give Mr.. Beecher an OPP
port1nlty IN advance TO cave Brooklyn.
z. DID Mr.. Illton on tlat occasion say that he
mad any otnef evidence against Mr.. Beecher but
written evidence
Wines va ~, ou , as
having Deen made aside ron the written stare
vnvsd hir ~, '' th ,o'' 49,, W ~ nu
nonor i n, M ' Heec 5eSeSs ,shuing ms
tning more Unless an astsr Vas maze nsn, 9,
bV Mr. BeecSer az pYm"nS, Ssures he sia ne
ia no, 49, 49, t,tr','N' 'f,,vsartr,,i sN, 20
ssd, sapposa feary Ward BeecSsr has Seen
SwanJ ,se tesiate ~ We said We did orteS Ia
resa - let Ter rom sr. Beecner he sgid ne %ouF
sre na 1ue Ssa Mr. to soay
appeared 10 De That ne hqa~ seen sGielamg Mr
Ssss iSs ana as ,slg RON cTsosqSs IN sss
SISTED 6etselss wulch el@ner ua0 ae Gh o i
$3.50 .... %'..ai. IT. asksG an wieghcr 10
'ouns mn rc,iiea .nat he mlTaf have Irgf
~. iNa,.S sc w 's ig"ned aim, taeu vae.nee ae
St s, So; y 1870. or TO spr.ag q 1871,
an o NTaass,nSaaard That Mr. gtscnef - a bad
- ne ireacaeo 10 MS nis,sesses VINO
as Se ss e nv fe sqgbaay
o,, lea y NJ wspape. 1t the time mat ne
st '1Hisriy 70 pablsn what be rad said % the
ier; Mr. liiton aeid - reply % that he had
III httis with blanchard, but : uid not remem-
q NAAr else Gle ~. T.ilon say to the commit
fet a. ae them aid to the committee, ''Gen-
lhls ease you have not asked me the questions to
ge II the facts; haven't begun to tell you about
case yet nave tGd you but small porto9
TO the case, and a. one member OF the committee
l call on you to state anything and everything
that you may know in
THE INTEREST OF HUMANITY AND JUSTICE
that may throw light on tue moral character Of
Henry Ward Beecher; after some further CONVEX.
suddenly, and turning to you, Mr.. Tracy, he said,
Z" And you promised me years ago that If ever Mr.,
Beecher aud l came In conflict with each otner
you would not appear as counsel Tor Mr.. Beecher
was not angry apparently; at least he did not SO
impress me by his manner; he seemed 10 be In.
clined to reason the matter; Mr.. Tilton charged
him with unprOIessonRi conduct in the things ne
was doing then, and he said TO Mr.. Tracy, II Will
hold you 10 an accountability for your cOurse;"
M. Tracy sald IA repiy 10 me charge that
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NJ NJ: . ny 81. iau naue npiopeI
nppI9acnes 10 Mrs. Iiinon, ana tAat az tnae Time
ne snaacy nag tola lliton III no charged MI:
t SSSnsn WIN uui.eLy W suouiu leSi eAoueIateu
'n no ~ maze lson sao 10 .as ny
you nave got no right to appear here against
ny ny, ~. at"oy uineteo iI1n IN" ~ opinion UPON
uIis sI6}ecs &ha saq nave sgkea inquired ing
, rpwI sntS ouoJSoI, n"s0 0yeusou .nS DeSI
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"iLu M. i'ou saiu nS WIN snoM snEn W ny, ,a.'
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uauut Ae'1er' a. NJ sn' never sa" 'has AeI'eI
'neae. , J.. ,, ,,r ,,,,
s Maroy r ,i. n r -
am sure Generul tracy was present. az Tue
guarIel; ! utn POSITIVE tias ne was present wnen
lllton uscnneu w uahe S'aIeAAeuI w Tue An'
Ves!gaa,ting CohI rs -,
ME' ruHeitoh-AnaI As ali'
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