, 1875-05-28

struck and don't know The sun from tho moon"
[LauRhter.1 Whenever you establish thu propo-
at1on that shssc bseachos OF external morality
that
rHhEATxN TEE vEaY FABRIC OF soerZrr,
the purity Of tho family, eau occur without pro-
limiuarJ moral degradation and prostitution,
without being accompanied by tho Inflammation
Of low desirss aud triumph of flesh over spirit
s:vo s and ss s eahbo
boautifnf virtues OF 1lfo. you have struck blow,
not 1t ME. Deecher, not At 3irs: Tiito., but your
own wtyea and your own daughters. v by
do yout 5s' them M in ~ tue ,. h
And II tho r.sa virgins with their lamps
trimmed and burning, aro 10 be Left
in outer darkness, and the weddtng.feast clohed
against them. wly do ,you look At tho growing
Wcro NO to discard tho divine continent on
which our society hal rested for 40 long q time Z
We're we to abandon their 1,rccoptA and 80 back
to tho old phyeics law Of personal security II
to ogct
/ w1rE-DEposrT COMPANY
and hare psrAmour-alaEm ~ Which ~s might
10 summoned to tAo3r preaeuco In cAso Of ne
cessity.
Counsel then turned to the requirements Of ths
Law. To meet auch cane a. this by tho English
law that confenb!ons alouo woro not sufficient
grounds for tue destruction OF tho marriage reiA-
IL
bodily contact was required proof Of conduct.
dspositiou. adulteruuB purposes, eutaugle-
ment OF affections, and 1T tho nppoftu-
nifty OF oompansonahp and personal con.
tact With hocurtY, wes0 absolute methods Ut
proving tho body Of tho or,ue It ra. a mis-
take to ray that proof Of tho body Of tho ctims
was not required. rheBc vero required by our
LAW. hnu 1t wss necessary on those facts, thus
proved. accompanying conssrssous Of psEtioH,
thxt Al adcquato gio1nd for verdict could be
found. Thero WAS nut much grouut, said coun-
nel. for suit Of divorce iu tAIs clse. EounAei
spoke OF
THE roncH or nAookLrS EP17Hkrs
applied to this trial, and said the ocss method Of
testing the bridge between Neu York aud BROOK
lyu was to send train Ioaded with kAese cpl
thots over r. and II It stood thcHs it would stand
aoything.
Thin was N iasua nhother afr. Deecher, who
stood for this country III tho height Of lo- sx-
trenlity against a!l England. aud fnccd tho
1ecra and .cat-calls of great crowds Ut
English gentlemen OF the better case, mud faced
them doHn--what no Anolo yoicB or man evnr
did for nation since the world began whether
Ao was that beaht looBe conrso and lont!let, that
would enable tho English people to return the
taunt that jury discovered that his courage
was uot Of the soul whether they *cso to say
| stranger who had been IN thu court-.oom do
sired 10 grasp by the hand, that he was = luan
who should bo excluded from alt companonalip.
| sud that he could pieueatato persistent, cool
| verdict, sad COUNCIL OF 6 cents would bc as
DISASTROUS 10 lii. Dcechor In this case % 4 YER
dict Ut 4l00, ,LO, and thor verdict could not 10
divided ono. but must ol.her be for plsiutitr or
| 3lr. ETarts said they would now
1ooK ~ TUE Law or c1ncusis7An11AL EVIDENCE,
Which be explained to tho Jury, quoting from
legal volume portion OF ~ opinion IN tho cass
said counsel had not fatled to present proofs
look1uc 10 conviction from auy tlelicacy lie did
no. hes.tato to brlug Joseph Richards hero
uuilsr charge OF tho Court. ue did not
w.rds Of = hospital 10 rcpe.. her lies before
them. whon she awore hero that Oh ono OCCASION
sbc heard ,lr. Deechas ssk 3iss. T,ton how sbo
felt, to Which sllo replied: '.Father, dear, l fool
so.so." Counsel ald not know tut .hat $3.50"
felt, Another wttness uaa also brought here
Who sworo to secng DcccAer on tic duoraseps
Of M,a Iilton's huuse ut y in tho morning. nait-
tug tor sonna person to o}eu .ho door, aud there
house, or What Mr. Beecher vent for Wien
Richards comes on tho stand. 10
AroLoalz.s TO 1nk COURT AND 5unr,
shid counsel. for what he had to Say, and wanted
to relato aoulethspg e!so than that ha was asked
for. IN order to show tho impression that tho
occurrence ho saw at hie SISTERS had made on
him, All that he saw happen on that occasion
| wheu ho wont there vas that Mr.. Beochcr aud
! INTO tho room they withdrew Away from one a.
| other.
Tho Court here adjourned.
Tho Tribune has tue following comments On
At. EVaI.h aoaleaa: ., ,.,..
IN M hi,rtss1 croioTs r md dweit nnnn In h.,
nnnnncsn ri thu offonso with Which Koccher war
| charged. innis.ipg that BY law and justice 1t
should 10 proved "th tue r!'a Utmost c!caInesS to
oauen " ~ - H. ,.,1, II, ,1i1a ~ -, ~
sfter tho limo Of ths aileced sdulterr. wss