New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
T1TON'S EVIDENCE TAKEN,
Continued from Fourth Page.

o STATE whether was the subject OF eonVerS>p0n' a
What Vas said In regard to it, A was asked whether
o. not had made the charge which that letter contained
MI Evarts-Wat moment
The wtness-I beg yonr pardon.
NJ Fulerop-I don't offer # in evidence yet ask those
oses,ions preparatory to making the offer
xr Fvarts-I don't see q It this letter affects me
n, Fuleton-Then will try and make il affect you ITO
ne Vitness.l .,
18n know who brought that letter that interview was
st for 70 be present the interview and letters were there
brought
O What did Mr. Beecher say In regard to that leeri A Mr.
Beecher asked whether not had ever said that ne
peaehed 10 forty OF his msesses the aluson being to
statement contained in that letter told him that during the
Summer had very frequently made remarks 70 his detnment
Chat I had not spared him; bat whether or not hsd
made that identical remark, could not say. called
lis attention 10 the fact that that letter was
amply copy Of the letter which Mrs 11lton had Written
20 me dan tAe Sumner Fall and that was before
lad from him his letter which Is now known as the
LITER o cot-ton and before Mr. Mouon had undertaken to
KEEP the peace told him had made no such
fitemcu since no Of that letter. ana that could not say
whether lad such expressions As that letter contained
ilt would deny having spoken severely against MN 70
GONE friends u 'L- Summer
@ Dd NJ Beeche say n that conversation where he got
Ga, letter
NJ Evarts- Ne has not said that ne had It.
Mr. Fullerton He say whether he had it or not.
Mr. Eyar;s-You have no right to assume anything
NJ F2leuon-No. ! don't assume anything; I merely ask
O.. question whether Mr. Bcecher said he had that letter
Judge N.;son-Ask him where II came from.
ST. Eyars your Honor please, it something end
)! q, not necessary to lead the witness either.
Mr Fulcrton-1hcn viii put the question your Honor
s-.eys All Tor Is the fact do what psrtc-
. ~ question put to elicit it, TO wituessl What
F1 anything. about the orn of that letter A do not
THAI anything said about The origin Of the letter The
lat o. The conversation the contents Of the letter and the
.t Mr- Morse had been writing such things And remem
G ask NJ Bcuhe whether he had among his papers
s-J e.ar q Ms Morses which, being opened by his
.y any other person might give unconscious evidence
s-4..~ hmso.i and Mn Tlon and be said No" told
NJ. Morse very dangerous woman, and that she
VS. ]. A: L4bt OF ,iRg 10 him, he might ex
I-, letters from her a: any time; that I had received
@ from ho threatening my fe that had received letters
a he- threatening ao w:h pe nl violence, and that had
received letter, against my sanity and letters describing me as
ls0l and brute and letters of various kinds and she
. s sudden Of mind and write MIN letters. told
l Goa. Mrs Morse had very freely spoken Of the
t--e 800 certain moods Of her mind. not at all
r.--ra.ac hl; rather revealing her daughters
G a.i chat he encouraged .e..cr writing him by Mrs
81e -le would he likely any occasion TO send him letter
o -lc wrong person opened would Jet out the whole
E,-v
a. Wbl. else occurred theref A / t.d Mr. Mou.ton. or
tl thlt .ls letter. don't refer TO the letter l5l.
,.'.-, Jon. bu, tie letter watch was dated Janla.
a ami which made tue origin Of the interview
ia 2-h tod him that that letter should be answered;
tat oeaz Mr. Morse peculiar tmperament, he did not
a.ser t. % be treated it with neglect II he allowed Il
o. g, gaa0a-ad. she m.-n. fake ofense and strike
70 ari Elizabeth some unexpected blow. told
I'm ga. Lid long experience with Mr.. Nose
al ,i. she w7s woman ameulble 10 courtesy and
. ls, tla. Il she took e n-e. she was very reckless n
E ag. a--nces and AIt Tor the safety Of Elizabeth
would b necessary taat Mr. Morse should be dealt with IN
,-y ur way; and recommended that the 20 tina,
r s1sI 1o which would convey 20 her sense Of NJ
I.clr5- AuIy feeling and. also That il should be such
.e- a- 'l Mr-. r-e ia some other mood Of mind could
l.., yl.... - use 90 E-zaJe.-'s 1et1meut