New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-23


Mr. Fnlcrton-Dd you tell Mrs Bradshaw that Theodore
Tton charged his wife With adultery. and did not Mrs
Bradshaw then say you you tell anybody Of IT,
A. No. Sir don't remember auy such thing aboCsh
Mr. Fullerton Your Honor will perceive the two things mus
come together.
Judge NeilsonID that form there II no objection 10 hcf
| coming together
Mr Evarts-We don't object to that question
| Mr. Beach-We have got IT, it is all right.
Mr. Fuleron-Ti Is all right ITO the witnessl And did
You not then have already told Mr Richards hss
Oakley and Mr. Bcccher - A. Iob.erycd That told Mrs.
Bradshaw that told Miss Oakley and Mr. Beecher and Judg,
Morse and Mr. Richards this story in regard 70 Myself and
Mr. Ttons unnd Of hs wife, but did not observe
that told anything any about Mr.. Tlt0ns accusing
Mrs. Tlton of adultery with Mr. Beecher
| Mr. Beach-lTo Mr. Fulerton Dill she not say 10 Mrs.
Bradshaw that she told these parties the same thing That
| she told herr
Mr. Fulerton-Dd not you tell Mrs Bradshaw that you tod
these other persons the story that you had told he Mrs.
Bradshaw A. Ibid not tell Mrs. Bradshaw That haa od
that story about Mrs Toas crminay with Mr. Becchcr
@ Didn't you tell Mrs Bradshaw this. that you had told Mr.
Richards Mr. Bcccher and Miss Oakley The same story thst
you had told herr A. Yes, Sir; think | did.
TIE SECOND INVASION OF MISS TURNER'S ROOM.
O. Now, when you were before the Committee.
did you forget details OF the other time when Mr. T'on
your roomr A. mentioned two occasions Sir before
the Committee.
O. Well you did not mention the details Of the second
sion did your A. don't think did before the Committee:
no, Sir.
@ did you say regard to the second occasion before
the Commiteeg A. All that remember distinctly now when
the question was put Did Theodore ton ever attempt
your ruiny" and said, eyes two occasions"
O. Yes9 A. And then spoke about cOmbng his hair and
sitting in his lap. and
O. Well how did it happen You did not give the details
Of the second visit to the Commec' "A 1t did not happen !"
come TO me-
Q. HOWE A. did not happen to think Of that.
O. Didn't happen to think Of Il? a. As said before, told
as truhfuy and as well as could rccolect then
O. Did you tell the Committee in regard to the second occa
sion Greeley staying In the house at the time! A.
mentioned before the Committee that Mr. Greeley there
the occasion when he omethat Is the first occas h
O. That was wrong wasn't it? A. That was wrong yes
Sir
O. Mr. Greeley was the second occasion? A. Second Occa
sion yes, Sir.
O. Did you tell the Committee in regard TO that that
you awakened night from sleep by seeing man
of tai figure standing you that you jumped up and said
"Who is thereg" and Mr. Tlton said, "n5h! it is only Mr.
Ttong" A. don't know whether those tie exact words
used not before the Committee
Mr. Blackwell, anything ike haty
Mr. Fulerton-Just look and whether you stated any
thing OF that kind with regard that occasion book handed
to witness A. must have stated, as it is here
Q. How? A. must have stated, as It j. hcsc.
O. Well did you what is embodied in that question! A.
Please repeat the question.
O. Did you before that committee in reference
to the occasion when Mr. Gpeyc at tho
house. follows oranythins Ike C "olc night had gone
to bed awakened from my steep b. seeing OF
there and Mr. Tton said Hush /, only 5r Tton and
strange place all wnr,ed around bsclu-e gon, BID
in the secondory back ROOM bedroom and M loom "%t
and found myself in his room"r A. think that is what
stated before the Committee.
O. DO you find it there A. Yes. Sir.
q Exacy in that shape ' A. jus; as yon have read it.
O. Look at it carefully and see Is thersy A. Tbs is the
way stated it. think to the Commute E., . ,,,t.o,
Mr E;arts--lIQ the wilness Lo'k O.: tie Oo'"' you
Mr. FuleronWel now, tell US what you sid to I'll Com
mttcel A. Why, it is here ,,..,,,.,
q Wei, can't youi l. shall read IL ~
Mr.. Fdlleston-teid IT, Well, IL. Inc read then Now.
Mr. Fucron-Yow, yon hold that place: II read right
p,i niS bed with mS got very nanaat, anu as he @oai
not leave the room went into another ahd oled the 1o)r
The Witness-Please excuse me minute you have got
Mr Fa ierton-wen this is the first time gnrss
The WimssWhere are your Ia the beginning Of this
The Wines In the beginning Of this paragraph
Mr. Fulicrlon-About the middle OF tie paragraph whcre
| you the second occasion.
The Witness-If you viii begin at the beginning then
Mr Fullerton dontpropose tobcgn the beginning.
| because that is another subject.
Mr. e F me- MSi point HIT du ~ you Do You c
ond time" tAeref A. Yes, Sir; when he came - viii
O. Now ask you if this your testimony before
he second time and ed to get into bed with lie
got very indignant and he would not leave the ROOM went
INTO another and locked the after me" A. think
| was the way stated it to the Committee
@ That is the way you stated it to the Committee? A.
O. Now then you did not state to the Committee did you.
Zone igh had gone bed and awakened from my
sleep by seeing Of tall figure standing
Tilton said HUSH it is only Mr. Lton, and then lial
raised myself up and lit seemed as ii wls in strange
place all whrd around because had gone 10 bed in tho
second story back room-bedooma his room was next to
mine and haa zone gone to to Ged IN one 81 me my
youwhat did YOU bring me here fo wnat are 'ou Gon}r
and said that he felt lonely and he wanted somcb1dy 10
love him; and sid Nou would not have done h!s II ars
Tlton had been home you should not take liberties when
home and then got up and left the bed aGd went to
A. Tilt is What stated here last Fh4ay that you have
O. Yes: and now want to know If you stated anything like
| What ia ed before the Committee tiis. thinl
@ Well did you anything Ike that before tie Commit
Mr Porter-One moment; she ha, a right to answer
Mr.. Fuleron-Did you state anything "c That before the
Mr. Eyaris-The question whether is ike may depend
upon comparing lheI she says: THAT is what SAID bora
the wcs-I think that is the way stated before the
O. viii you be kind enough what you stated before
Mr. Porer-We insist her right to finish her answer.
This is what said before the Committee"
Judge Neison-Now the counsel asks her - read 1t.
Mr. Fulerton-les Sir; and want 10 know what this" is
50 j. can sppegTy on the he T rec, T;a
MIR Fullerton-wel say read it, ITO the stenographerl
The TaBUSE Senographer [readng 20. Now want to
know If you stated anything Ike that which you a;e 3st
Mr. FuertonDy this, do yon mean as follows Lrcadngl;
when he to me the second me and tried 10 gee Ia bed
me, got indignant and a. ne woud not leave tue
room into another and locked the door Giter lac
Mr. Eyars-Are you reading!
Mr. Fullerton-Yes; word for word.
| Mr. Eyarts-why should not she read, them
| Mr.. Fu.lerton-Because can read 1t better
| a. L,fiaron Wou tnep becarse choose N