, 1875-06-02
BEECHER.
Resumption Of the Great
Scandal Case in
Brooklyn
Mr. Eyarts Continues Ills Address
for The Defense.
lie Insists that Tilton's Trou-
bles We're Forced on
Bccchcr.
Tilton Joined Bowen in a
Scheme to Destroy
Boocher.
It Was q Conspiracy all Around,
According to hIr. Eyarts.
It Was q Conspiracy all Around,
According TO hlr. Eyarts.
EVARTS' ADDRESS,
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EVARTS' ADDRESS.
POINTS ELABORATED.
SpeefaG Dispateh to 7hs CA,enon Tribune.
New YoRg, juno 1.-Tha argument Of Mr..
Eyarta in summing up for Mr. Boechor Was con-
tipued yestosday. Tho principal topics Of hls
addrcee wore Mrs. Tlton'B separation from hor
husband iu Decou1ber, 1870, Sir. TiIton'a 1ols-
ttona with Mr.. Dowon, aud his financial crcum-
stances iu 1870 md thereafter, tho interview Of
Mr. Deooher aud Mr. Bowen with rofe.onco to
Ii1tons letter demanding resignation. the
Winsted affair, tho first interview between Mr.
Tilton ani 11r. Docclor After the alleged
aiscovary Of adultery, and tho destruction
Of Mrs. Tilton'B alleged letter Of
confession. Tho audience was smaller than
last Woek.
Mr. EvArtA ni1l Occupy the remainder Of tho
week in iintHhing his argument. alr. Deach aays
he will have to speak longer than two dayd to
auswor the unexpectedly prolonged summing up
for tho defense.
Nr. Eyarts' Addecsa MAS
MEcM NONE AnaUNHHTA11yx
than previously, and waa. therefore, proportion
atoiy 1eeB interesting to ths audience. Mr. Til.
ton took nap Of n quarter Of An hour IN tho
afternoon.
Amoug tbs lhwyors Of the city Mr.. Evsrta' AZ
gument rccolves tho very hghest communication
for ita acutenesn aud great logical force. Up to
to-day tho address Was llttle more than intro
ductory. Nor he has settled down to the se-
verer work Of reasoning. lie argued, among
othor thugs. that Mr. Doweu's solo object in
coalescing with Mr.. Tilton Was to de.llrono
Doecher from ahs editorial chair Of tho Christian
Union.
(Tc ths Assoctattd I'rtss.l
EEECuEn uAa NO bEClllrH fEubt Hts WIFE.
New YonS, June l.-Mr. Eyasts to~dhy con-
tinuel lis address for the doionyo in the Tsltou-
DoocbaE suit, pyfose crowlod house. Lie SAID
ho had sndeayored to lay before tho Jury tha
situation Of tue parties a. SGT forth II, their
character and relations, which would enable tho
jury to judge of their movemonts4 liz would
call their attention to tho fact that IN December
1870. leocl1er referred Bowon to lIn {bcecllers)
wife, There WAS an aspect attempted to be tu~
troduced 'uto shie case that there waa an attomp.
Oh tha part Of yecchcr to preclude al knowledge
of h!s rolationa with Mrs. Tltton from
biz vito, Int tho parties On the Other
slde never nouEht for any papora
W Whom Ssn wss 81 retssa s to is ssh, p
was told that b1rs., Beeclpr had let!ef. Of her
husbands received from a11s, Tiitou, while btu
wiie Has u 3lariosta. so that tho Jury could nara
no doubt but that oil Doeoher's Correspondence
WAS in the hnnda Ut hto wife.
nEeaiE TURNER'S BToRy.
Tho counsel then ref6rrcd to tho meeting BE-.
tween Beecitor and 1i!ton on tbs y0th Of Dccom-
ber. 1870, and said That tho ovdeuco cntirsIy It,
futea tho theory of tho plaintiff. and hLowod that
the testimony nas f*l6o. 10 lia own kuow'od8e
1'ltou, in big direct examination, denied thoro
Naa auy separation or iucompatihillty OF y,ewu
bclneon h,,n and hts wlta until the t'nal aban-
doning OF hs' hoaaa by Mrs. 1tlsoa. Ia Tic light
OF tho cvsdsnco. what hacame Of this view OF
tho plaintiff md Of tho faitl, Of tho jury
in tLo foundation Of the causs thus laid
In tAlsehood? The evidence was yciy
plain. ~ given by neeohof,, supported BY
M nessle u Turner, .1 sua Dowep; aud Eel. accord
hun revelation Of cruelty on tue part Of the
wife aud Of intiioli,y OF tue part OF her l,ua-
band. This revelation can,o from DessIo 1ur-
her, and. when he was apoken to on the subject
consultation in which Deacon Uelltook part, nnu
came with tlo alp from locches TO bis wifo,
when To wan busy and could not attend To tho
matter. Iu tho
then II nAn 1ieclonc to uowou thia who!o trauhao-
ton, aud he MAS Eofertad to Mrs. Bocchor ~
having tho largest knosIcdxo OF tho facts bear-
ing on tho subject, and tho views and opinionB
OF Mrs. Beecher, boing then fonud, Woio no
doubt conveyed 70 Dowoa RAea he rsut thero.
Deecher then took counsel with uell, ono OF hls
pa1iahioneIs about tue matter, aud asked bis
advice. Hescher stated to him that btra. Tilton
had loft her husbands house and gome TO her
mothers, aud that Tilton's licentiousuess had
had boon marked NTH gToAt cruelty; that AIrs.
Iiiton had seus to consult 4itn, aud Mr, Eeecucr
had been brought INTO tho conference. Non,
aaid COUNSEL, .he jury h.d tho touching tes.ltno-
midnight flight from the house, aud Of Besaia's
following her tho nc1t morning aud taxing tue
children with her. Tbs jury hAd tho
PROOF o. TlLToa's CRUELTY AND FaoF11oAcY,
Ueechas's note 10 bis wits (4ald Mr. Eyar,s} road
that he wss iucllned to think hlzs. Besol,er ras
right. aud that separation waa BEST Mr. DesChcr
never secelsed any condolences f1ou. Tilton, nor
was 10 eter doceivod by anything in bis maaoe1.
Couuso! ihon referred 70 tho Testimony Of Ar.
Etorsp, In reference To Titon calling on him On
the I'd Of January, 1871, when he asked stoEra to
SO round Aud 500 Moulton in regard 70 thu Mo-
ries which waro boing circulated about hul.
When 1ilton was called to tho stapd IN robutsal,
he did not contradict Storr's story; and dta not
this look bad2 Are the Jury to belioye shut Til
ton had attomptea to bsgule Aul 1lIesad their
Judgment Tho next moremant (said tho
speaker) resulted also IN tho troubles of I1lton.
and they we're
FORCED on uEEcnEA's ATTENTION.
When Tilson MAJ deposcd ~ editor and pabl|sh-
or hy Mr. Uo.ou, Mr. Oliver Johnson, then on
Tue Independent, lnted to 1il.ou that Dowen had
heard storea pEetudie.ai 70 his charscsor. aud he
had better 500 him. hlr. Bowen did not wan. to
500 Lin. or talk 10 him, aud Dowen had talked to
johnson about the ntoIies. who, tu turn, in
formed Titton, ~ friond. OF tho atoriea. 40.
eoruing to DoHen'a own words tue stories about
Tilton cana to hlm '' iu Clouds" Counsel would
AK Triton il, a9tor hla interview with Bowen. he
did not 60 to his house and announce himself ~
belug ruiuod 1t tho sa1ne t1Ras ha tried to make
1t sppoas. and
sArs HK WAS NOT RUINED,
and ssyn th4t he hAd then proparty, ~ he t4ati-
loA to, to the e1teut OF shout t20, 700. 1t came
TO this that he had . house and furniture, aud
tho sum OF q, ,000 with Woodruff 4 Robinson, on
whleh 10 Bos little totereat, aud lie hAd > pieca
assessments. tLaughtes.l Thia man {sstd tho
speaker! AweEs that hs was : msn OF property
Il ttis period. gentlemen, to impose upon your
csAdulity. all tho money he had aiuoa l874, out
IL r. hu rtAka a& In