New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02

Monday the Cd OF June She has Identified that Gay '"
great particularly and left room for m'app'enen
As 10 date She has also fixed the length OF that inerc"
nj four hours by circumstances which cannot no"
be explancd away The motive for naming this day Is obvious
There were days which, even according 10 'e pan
tits theory the idea OF suicide could possibly have oeen
about namely: May 81 and June O. 1873 And sir' nooo
was required 70 confirm husbands story OF Mr. beeehe
contemplated sulcide on May 3st which Saturday The
testimony OF Mr. Monon has left nooom Tor four houts III
tcryiew between his wife and Mr. Beecher. inc hcA'
Monday was therefore chosen as the ohy "aii'Dio
day and 1t has been specified repeat, with inc utnos
particularly The subject Of this pretended con'er7aon anu
the circumstances which was hid are snch as 10 maze
either IN X place on June S3 never took
place at all. n.,
Geuemen In all this the tcrpoon Of Divine Providence
il most ngu ar manifest For upon tha very morning VI
June End 1873 Mr. Beechcr was detained nj Ms own nou
in consultation with genteaan well known TO yon AL anu "
the very time at which according Mira aoulton, She YVES
tucng him up on sofa and encouraging him to confess
he was seated by the side Of his own wife, and speeding
his way to Pcekskil This shall prove to you
80 concusiycy, gentlemen, that l venture with conh-
dence to predict that you will Mrs Mouon again on
the stand ieyng that by June 81 she meant May
8s by Monday she meant Saturday that by four hours
sne meant half hour that there sofa and no Afghan
that O'Clock in the morning was seven O'Clock III the
evening that Mr. Becccs card in The Eagle mol spoken
of aought Of Perhaps you will believe this story gentlemen
when thus amended, amended WA surely Do; but II you
capacity beief exceed nat OF any
gentlemen my acquaintance For Mr. Beccher VIII give you
The most explicit a,urance that such conversation Us That
which Mrs MouOu has rel tied ever occurred either on juno
"a any other time that spoke OF suicide ana Se
never spoke OF crime and that the only interview between
and this lady at about this period took pace on Tue
evening OF Saturday May SsI lasting only from hfteen
minutes to half an hour while Mr.. Mouoa stepped down
stairs repeat Beechc proposed resignation to Mr. Tton
We shall leave that subject gentlemen The PROOF
shall introduce you will show concusiyey that Mr
BeecheT spent time at Mr. Mouons house on Monday
June 2l We shall show you where he was IN the morning
when he went away; the time he went to Peeksk who TOOK
him from the depot house. and that he returned next day
and attended we ding marrying young man, member OF
his church on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning,
bright carly England where he remained for
nearly two weeks and not back In Brooklyn until about
two weeks fro that We shall leave doubt say, on
that question The evidence which shall introduce to you
will be perfectly satisfactory that subject II necessary
Bccchcr his farm In Pcekski on this Monday
because Of contemplated visit TO New England where lac
was going be gone about two weeks and as this was seed
necessary for him to go and confer with his
the work Of the next two weeks and as
repeat he went there on Monday returned here Tuesday
late attended that wedding Tuesday evening and early the
next morning with his wife to New England spending
his time with tx Governor Cafn OF Massachusetts,.
Mr. Shenandoah Mrs. Moulton swore MI Beecher re-
| turned again that week to that house.
Mr. TracyI reminded bymy associate that Mrs Mouton
Boecher returned to that house gain that week. but
we shall show you how utterly mistaken this lady il.
Gentlemen this portion OF my task has been peculiarly IN
welcome to have personally known and esteemed
Moulton had hoped that at the last she might be saved
from the terrible calamity which has beiacn her beseech
yon judge chataby OF this hapess lady, dragged down to
ruin by two men who slaughtered their wives and
children in their desperate attempt at On impossible revenge
She will yet repent Of her geyous She will realize
that by truth, and truth only, can she serve
to any purpose whom she loves and she viii live to ak
and 10 receive the forgiveness Of the she has yainy
tried TO destroy shall not stop gentlemen OF the jury to
dwell on the that have ansprd in this scandal from
June 1873 on the present time Its history not 50 i'm
poant many other parts OF this and have already too
long occupied your time in this opening address.