New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
MRS. TITTON'S UNFALTERING DEVOTION TO Mr..
BEECllER AGAIN DESCRIBED.

BEECiIER AGAIN DESCRIBED.
Q Do you remember asking her whether she
shoud support her husband charge against Mr. Beecher or
whether She not and her being made to you that
II there ever came controversy she should speak the ' A.
No sir; never remember that
o. You don't remember thatf A. No, Sir
o. Now did yon urge her In that interview to what she
should do one way the oher' A. cannot remember that
/ urged her. can tell what said to her.
Did you speak to her on tins question oil which side she
should take a. Yes Sir.
O. Andd you express opinion ga to which side she ought
10 L.kcS A. don't remember that did.
O. We're sou at that interview very much excited snd dis
tressed A. think was; yes Sir.
O. Did you show in your great d,stIess' A. fcs
SIR think did.
q And weep' 4. Very likely, Sig.
O. Now did you IN that interview express 10 her great dis
tres, lest Nj Becher should be betrayed by Mr. TOn and
your husjlnd A. Not that he would be betrayed b. hcm
but that the ruth would be known-made public.
@ Aud by themi A. OH yes, by them.
q b. titm Nov did you in that interview In expressing
this opinion u what ar Ton aud Mr. MoaOu would Co. beg
stand by Mr. Beecher' A. SO long she could without
sacrificing herself and the truth.
o. Did YOU beg her stand by Mr. Beecer' A. So oas
che could without sacrificing the truth.
O. You did beg herr A. Very likely, st-yery likely.
O. And did abe then tell You that whenever the inquiry
csinc, she should tell the TRUTH A. No, Sir.
O. Did she tell you that she should not tell the TRIMS A.
She told distinctly that she should sacrifice her husband and
deny everything for Nj Beecher that she believed under
the circumstances that sue would DO justified in telling lie
tAp.lausel
Judge Neii,on-Thc audience will please keep quiet.
O. Now madam you quite that in addition to saying
she would sacrifice her husband and defend M Bccchcr that
the phrase ?! A. Yes, Sir.
Mr. Eyarts continuing THAT she added that she would
tell ale, A. Yes Sir cannot say TO the WORDS
that she used the word ne but she sad that sho would
deny everything
O But did she add that should lie about III A. II she
didn't use tho word lie " she said fssehood.
O Did she SAY that she would tell fssehoodf A. Yes. Sir
O. one or tho oherdd she fatty tell you that sue would tell
a lie or a fslsehood' A. Yes. Sir
o Did you 70 your house satisfied then that your GRAND
hal succeeded A. hsveaoVer felt that sn GRAND OF mine
has been successful
O. In this business, A. No, Sir.
(A h.. period there conn0on in Court and loud
conversation
Judge Nelson Gentlemen you will please unless your bust.
requires you confer plesse omit H. and either listen
you have anything TO do in the way OF reporting attend
that
THE MoUITONS PORTRAIT OF MIR. BEECHER
Q Do you remember about this portrait of Mr..
Beecher being brought your houe' A remember it was
brorght there
Q DO you remember when that was. A. don't remember
the yelr-wheiher had 1t In Cntonst or not don't re-
member.
O. You nave recolecton' A. Not Is to the year no.
Sir
@ But you recolec its being your honsc
number OF year4 A We have lived in three or
four years think 1t has been In house since lived
in I,cmsen-st.; am quite sure OF that.
@ Ever SINGER A. think
o Now where II hung A. In the front parios.
o And at one time was il removed from hs place. A n
was remoyed-yes. Sir
O When, A. THIS last Autumn.
O. And another portrait put in the room' A. Ycs Sir
O. And where Mr. Beechers portrait putl 4 Mr.
Beechers portrait still stands the msne piece in ous Mont
room the second story.
O. beg pardon, didn't hear your answer A. /, stands on
the mantepece in the front room In second story
O. Youtownroom' \. Ii is sung.room.
@ Not bedroom' A. At present It Is not used a. bed,
| room
O. was bedroom when the portrait, Was put There
No cir Jr the tia, have occupied ,ha, rom
often
O. Bn, Il T. sitting room A. Yes, Sir
q Ia the upslsrs where interviews took place
! Ycs, Sir,
o. And there il has remained A. Yes, Sir.
q. NOw that THE last Year, A., This last autumn
@ And OF coGre at,or Mr Becchors published statement
/ A. les, Sir.
O. sou remember, while Mr Beechers po.,ta, was IN
the parlor that Mt Moulou had Gas lights arranged specially
to display Not specially 10 show hls plct1re We have
several " Mr.. Psigss pictures.
y Yest he lad tLca arranged 70 .aow tho dl6dss.t
An liar