, 1875-01-18
Judge FulIcrton's Recitation Of TIL
toms Poem, "Sir Marina
dukes Musings"
No More Merriment on tho Part Of
Beecher.
The Tender Greeting Between Mr.. B.
and Mrs. Triton.
Moulton's Picture Of tho Great
Preacher as job TrOtter.

Special correspenitnte a The Chicago Tyt5an,.
BnooKLTS, Jau. N.-The niutil day dawued
upon Brooklyn cxqnisfteiy clear. with rafe
abundance OF sunHhiue and sky unlocked by
single cloud. Tic entrance to tho Co,,rt-l1oneo
waa throngsd, az ugua1, by tho hopeful rlult;-
tude which never obtains right Of entrance,
but which none the less diligently aeekH the
asphyxiating privileges Of the tliai.cl,a1nhcr.
Eleven o'clock was tho hour at which, With
customary puuctua1lty, tho stitches Of tho motley
fabric, dropped the night before, wero again
picked up by tho nimble fngers OF Mr. Fuller
ton. Hr. 31oulton elbowed lis way 10 tho stand,
and nat for at least minute. the targe: Of q
THOUSAND CURIOUS AND PENETRATING EYEs.
Every now ana then he ran Ills eiendcr tin-
gers through his rufous hair, Which sooms to
enter enthusiastically into tho proceedings, and
to b1istfe with interest 81 its owner proceeds 70
unfold lis singular relation to tho cnBc.
Fullerton had slowed comfortable breakfast
under his ample vest. 1t Was ea:y 10 doiest it,
benign influences in the moist polish Of his tipt,
the stately mannor Of his eye, and the self-con-
Eciots dignity Of Lis carriage. IIo projected tho
firm hemisphere in which those Influences min
gled. well in front Of him, squared hin eloudert,
rolled a coubative glance at the spare visAge OF
Mr. Evarts, and straight from hiB mouth there
doT the first Of ehining scrios of questions.
Tie play Was again excellent. Moulton's an-
sWera wcte
Pat, AID CAREFULLY DELIVERED,
with degree Of plAcid Belf-coutrol Which more
tllan one Of Lis hearers suuet have surely Gu
We'd him. Tho morning was spent in identify
ing and putting in ~ eTi1rnes the n1ueluuB
letters which belong to tho p1ain.ils cause.
ALI Of these 1tr. Fullerton rec.cd will grayitT
Of manner, aud III tones rich and 60 aoletan
that one forsave tho repetition which thus dupl-
Gated them for the sake Of the elucidatIou Of
| minor shades OF meaning hitberto undeveloped.
| Judge Fullertous VOICE closely resembles that Of
| bfr. Beechor, rtvaIiug 1t IN mcforae=s and ci-
! ceiling 1t In depth. Closing onas eyes, cue
might haFo supposed it 10 be the voico OF the
| preacher himself, coufcssing, With tremendous
| tragic force, tho emotions which weTe rolling
liko wagos Aceoas Lis soul. Especially powerful
did thus bgepcy become when 2fr. Fullerton. in
proper tino. rected .1r. I1ltonFs puoEa,
| iGLE HAnNAuuEEB EUst:sGs."
| When he reached the three final stansaa, tho
lawyers ringing voice tret1. led and became
! monrnfu1ly profound. hush, e. OF ave And
sympathy, 1Iled the room:
| liz now all 5eref1.-
! As when .pt,, towtE doth f4u.
| with hattIc:ntuF 42Q WALL
| And getc4 anf bridge, nnd I'll
] And nothing lsit.
But account Il worth
| AL F1ugs Of fair hnpse cro1s4d--
All loves 3ud AunoEz lost-
10 gaiu tue heaseol At coat
OF losiog earth.
| 90, lest l be Inclined
To render III for III,
| Henceforth In ME tnst1L1
| o t}odt kWest good viii
To all mankind.