The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20

Loader. the Upholsterer's,
Annoyances-


ftsr. atung cAm NJ a. alone N hls private
Haay. voala aessr have c0ansened nimseI 70
aGopt ne course did IN ~ address 70 the lnry.
Nr Porter i ! aver oi loug ana varied expert
suce ana i Was sadJ Disappointing % ~ friends
wnHn r. iel lnEo the srroF 81 Substituting gilure-
fAacn far inrlc ana sound pleading. mere l.
ntrang ronvcuon In many minas that Judge Por-
tarss better sense wAs oFerraied. ana that MS
eAsat Insisted On thf me % argument that was
used. Nr. neecher's statement ~ last summer 70
vii he remembered. Vas alled rom begif ntng -
END sifa Ayase 81 nlton AID Mou t0n. General
Irtcgs opcning waa characteuzea ~ the sane
= lrL M. Porter o. = ioating u closer lngi.
macy wtth Mr Beechsr than Any of ne rest 81
- lawyers Ne constantly dinea A. Beecher's
a0ase. sat next - uear nm during the
srial. and appeared 10 hold - dear rea-
fions - lin a. eid Prank Moulto1 once
upou a TINE. putung rhls an1 tAat together the
ukcuaooa Il very stroag that Beecaer Sayised
Porter 70 fry the poilcy q iavecuve. anu ~ long
peltlng al mud At Ititon maze some Of A stick
tnat hls character before ne lurY sa0nid appear
'0rDiddlua a. Bllllngsgtte could rcnder ". ar.
Eyaris leg into toe same mistake. Dut had sense
enough - see tnat any extra heavy layer o. abuse
would crush the NE oct u the reat "a ms arau-
ment; - he drew ~ comparatively mild. For
thirteen DAYS Tit0n was IN . greater ~ lesser oe-
gree a target for tas invecnve Of the DEFENDANTS
counsel For thirteen days
TBE FLANrYFV's LAWYERS
at silent and mouoness. showing neither ~
interruption, nor look. nor gesture the smallest
disposition To break whatever force resided In tue
suaress OF Evarts "a Porter. what Ia been the
rourse 81 tne defendants counsel since Beach
began his arRnmensf Twice already ~. Porter
aas interrupted the course OF TIE iafters speech.
me las interruption carrying vita u an exngbi.
non or m-dlscipuned temper that revealed
a. AT 4NN .
the rGpler snruass Of the speaker. In eject Judge
Porter stood up and pronounced Beach . lar.
The latter certainly had many opportunities of
taking similarly offensive exception 10 statements
IA tue iormer's peculiar ADDRESS, Iben. u naa
been a common practice with me defe ndaut's iaw-
yers since Beaca began MS speecn 70 Illustrate ~
pantomime or facial sxpressou tnelr opinion OF
the argument Contsmpt, sarcasm. incredalty
and pity we're expressed ~ shrags and sneers IN
TIE face Of me Jury. rus method Or ncuuahxing
me eject on tas jury Of the SPEAKERS sioQuenee
brought about
mat will DO long r.memDered m connection with
the case. Chester Carpenter the foreman. vas
looking toward Evarta while Beach was 10 the
middle or an impassloaed passage. aad o0se rving
a sarcastic expression on Evartg counie-
nance be. too, felt bound 70 look sar.
castle and even TO turn away bis attention
rom the speaker. the reDuKe administered b.
Beach Is already known. bat we have hardly
beard the end of that extraordinary episode ret
The conduct OF the plaintiffs counsel was uDex-
repronal. while tnat OF the defendants was
marked by a tbfniy disguised EFFORT 10 seem lndit
'erent and positive disposition 10 mar the effect
81 Beaeh's powerful address upon the jury. As Tor
me decisions or tas latter, from several indica-
tions ruat nave been observed. sucn AZ the angry
passage az arms between the foreman and one
Or two Of the jury toe night Evarts closed his
speee and the affair Of the foreman sneering a.
Beach. . unanimous verdict Il not hoped for.
There Is clearly
A CHANGE or FEELIS0
toward Mr. Beecaer In the Brooklyn community
since the trial began At the start the general
Fyu3sghy FOR the Plymouth church pastor.
Al close, as the present stage or tue trial may
e termed. we md q remarkable Revision or SEN
rlleur. The leading lawyer for the plaintir, amer
texlualng nl. plea .or nis client. ~ Applauaeu IN
IN court wnen he comes 70 tue resumption u
% ask y tie morning, AID alter adjournment On
&E44y s4sf 4 crowd 81 Br00klyn men. not alone
cE ered ntm - TIE ecno, but earned MIN bodily
% as le4s 20 the entrance % the court House ia
tie excess " their admiration add enthusiasm
IL ma does j. ~ mean II II be 20 IA the greea
woo8 wat VII u De In the dry ST.. Beacn viii
To- nnlsA very Akely until Thursday mex. The
N0uuiar feeling toward the cause ne ADVOCATES
and toward tue advocate himself must IL Oh Id.
creasIng b. aay IN tue ratio u mas tbus Tar oD
served. 20 that wnen he elcs h4s great en0TE We
fnaY conuaeutiy ex0ect such ri ovation ~ no
lawyer ID America nas ever before received. II
these popular attentions u Mr.. Beach are q 20
tak n a re1resentnr pubic opinion Ia me case
then illtOu stock - ngh IN tge Ascendant. tne
Eeeeaer peuple INSIST tnat al these aemOnstr4.
tons which appe4r 70 be- - sp0ntaueous. are 90t-
tea up b} sam Norris o. TIE 4llt0n counsel lie
grn0s us cucgfs into cOur. 80 they say. AM
rive- them me slguai 70 appaud. Certain h j.,
however. This clacglie must be VERY lar4e, f0r Il
tas u0t alone INSIDE tie court room 81 FrIdaY
as, bHs outside, IN the CORRIDOR ~nd In tie street.
TWO REMAEKABLE Nav
Tor over hundred da,s teo men, named Re-.