New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
O Do you remember she ssued each Of you on that
oocssiou with kissf A. l do not remember that
MRS M0ULT0N's MEMORY OF THE INTERVIEWS
WITH MR., BEECHER.

AIRS. MOULTONs MEMORY OF THE INTERVIEWS
WITH Mr.. BEECHER.
O. Now, Mrs MoultOn, how early did you learn
,hss desired thst you should be witness In this casey
A. Since Mr.. Beecher made his statement
O. That was the hrst III A. Think so.'
q Do you his public published statement OF last Year,
A. Yes Sir
O. From whom did you learn that you were desreo W w
witnesst A. think from Mr.. Moulton. 1850
And from that time 70 this the subject Of your penny
witness In this case been frequent one between your h
and yoursclff A. No, Sir not very frequent one
@ Has been repeatedly a subject OF conversation "
have spoken OF it to him number OF times
O And he to you, A. Yes Sir.
Have Won since this been requested to write out
in any way your recollection or your statement Oe
Mr. Frank Woodruff thou ht that owed 10 MI mou'on'
After Mr. Beecher made his statement that should puOSna
card stating what knew concerning this case
asked you u you had been requested to write II out IN
ANY wayf A said Mr. Woodruff once made That request
o Did Mr. Moultos make that request A. No Sir.
lido not mean the request OF Publishing card but the
request writing out what yon might know or sSy' NO.
Sir he never made such request
O. Have you at any time written out what you proposeo W
ssyi A. No, Sir
O So that the conversations that you have given here to-
day you have given by your unasted memory have you
A. Yes, Sir
O. And these are conversations hs occurred something
like fou years a;o the nearest think spoken or two
yesrs sgc with the exception of one OF last summer A.
Yes Sir.
you given these conversations conversations
Of considerable duration between you and Mr. Bcecher
you all confident that you repeat tho very words at
either conversational A know that some OF 'he
words Mr.. Bcechcrs have given you the substance
Of his interview with me- near as possible.
O. Are you at all confident that you used In giving this mar
raye the words as used either by Becher yourself
A. have endesyored TO give you Mr.. Beechets words
O. Sill my question remains unanswered. Arc you al All
have gwen
the words used either by yourself Mr. Beecher' A. have
in some instances, given you Mr. Beechers exact words
O. And you have 10 record than your memory them'
A. No. Sir
Q. Aud have never hsd' A. No, Sir,
q had any des Of beng called upon TO repeat
them 70 any person. had your A No Sir
Q. When they occurred' A. No, Sir
O. Did YOU understand any Of these considerations be-
tween yourself aud Beecher given either hand
With the right or the liberty either Of TO repeat them st
your will A. understood that not TO repeat hem ex-
eept In case OF this kind where TO state the truth
q OF course there arc exceptions That under
standing Of the conversation, therefore you didn't treasure
them your memory with OF repeating them ever
didn't them, bat could never forget my
interviews with Mr. Beecher
O. Do you moan that al your interviews with Mr. Beecher
you never shall forget them A don't think shall ever
fongct them.
O. Mrs Mouon how frequently did you have interviews
with Mr. Beeche at your without the presence OF
husband or Mr. Ton either while called upon them and
Vas waiting before no left after such Calsi A. don't re-
member four interviews with Mr. Beeche alone
would often him on the stairs or in the hall.
O. Casually as he came, he went! A. Yes Sir.
O. In reference 70 these interviews with Mr. Moulon So
that four interviews that have spoken OF are
YOU think the only interviews OF this kind that you had with
Beeche the only interviews separate from your husband
Mr. toni A. The only interviews Of any length yes Sir
WELL the only interviews that are impressed upon your
nndt
Mr. Beach-Oh,
Mr.. Kvars-I am asking.
Mr.. Besch-very well. She has told you
Mr. Evarts-She has not yet
The Winess- remember OF meeting MI BccChef very fire.
queny but not said before Of length the interviews
not long.
O. Anything that made any impression your mind at
Other interviews, remember Of his coming TO the house
on Sunday evening his ecurebefore his Friday night
meeting and asking MIR Mouon at home and said
shat he must the boy IL it only for five minutes TO
snlble him TO face his congregation
q. Who did he mean by the boy-you' husbandf A. My
husband.
Mr. Besch-To enable him to do what A. To enable him to
tAce his congregation
Mr. Evarts-We that ne said and did he wait for Nj houl
toni A. lie did on one two occasions
. We'll this occasion; Mr. moulton nf A
MIR MouliOn was not In
Did he 90 of or did he waltz think at thi, particular
interview he waited.
O. he said he wanted TO the boy for i've minutes,
he did wsit1 A. think he did
O. Aud saw him. Now, do you know when that VAST A
No Sir; don't remember
O. Nor what part Of the year wasi A don't remember
O Nor what year, A. No, Sir.
Have You any recollection In reference to what occasion
or occurrence he had this desire thus expresed'
don't remember whist the occasion OF bis depression OF
shat time.