New-York tribune., 1875-01-14

u. Under what CrcuUst4uccsf- n IN MS c""iN"'
church With Mr. Nton and his wife rTnton snd my
had Jus, returned from an into the country ana
Beecher 70 the pew to greet aar Ths think' w"
ffst timaa i1am'd 1eiasoa SIX Vi bfae'"iN' tlo
O. Afcr that up 1870 when your intimate
commenced were you spesking terms vim
you met him In the meantimss mes nun ~ ~sv ss
y, @ Under what circu mstancesf A. he WIS Ho''s ~ w.
trait painted and was having mine; mol MIN casssy"
O Hoe srr,uect,y did roe him theref A met mm
not 10 exceed three or fear timea ''" 'l "''- q
O. Where did Mr. Beeohes resldef A. Mr. xvarts speak
air r., fc Do o.n lla. l0 noy sll-l 1t1f "a
you msy state the time when YOU met him at Psigc IL
yoa plessei A think In 1862 think that Is the year
O. Do you know where Mr. Beecher resided at that timer A.
understand that be resided ia Brooklyn lF 70 i -
Iwsn 10 call youf attention TO the month OF
1870 Did you Mr. Boech~ during tine latter part OF
month the isor part of the month Of Decsmoef ioot a
Yea Sir. ild, al.I .H OF ol i9it' $500 .A +"''' ID
O. Whaet A AT his house, fsroo1 a95 '. 80 'no 2.
O. Did you hare any conversation with hint A Yes Sir
O. State, IL you please what that conversation was! "a
said 10 him " met him in bis psror-- 70 10 no-ip' Il
@ Doyou reoolecs the day Of the month A. Yes, Sir De-
cembor the 30th oI sd li1 9ii Sac -r' -l' '..'
O. Now, you may narste the conversation between you A.
Any OF the incidents preceding It, to tell how met him
O. No Sir lust narrste the converation frs and then
will ask you induced the Conversation aai -
Mr. EysrsMr Mouton will you be 90 good as 10 give
the person the speaker what you said ana ~ha hs S
far as you cant A. Thank you, lwil. f,,s % ~ 70
Mr.. Beach-NO, Sir; thet 10 not W uihooo "" ""'~
repeat his precise give the substance OF
Won do not recoect precise words A Yes Sir SAID 10
Mr. Beeeher psos Mr Beechcr Mr. Theodore Triton
Is at my house and wishes TO zee you recl inJ2 ot
By Mr. FaertonNow let have 1t fairly understood DO
you give the substance nearly as you recoec IL OF ne
words A giving as nearly to the words % can TO
member it certainly giving the substance o.. a1 q
O. And do not profess give the exact wordst A. No. Sir
@ Very well. Now go with the narration A, SAID,
Theodore Tton 10 my house and wishes 70 see you TO-
nights c.,a o. srv r..-..r lsot1 .1D'. 'A ih Cd
judge Nelson Fullerton the bearer Of request
that you speak little loudcr TITS here In writing Sir
Mr. Fuilsrton-we Sir will conform to that request
Mr. is--He has hardly room here to speak at all
O. Go on with the narrative Mr.. Mouton A. He said
Ths Is Friday night; this night cannot
60 to see him." "well" said no vents 10 see you with
regard to your relations with his family and with regard TO
the letter that he to you through MI Bowen
think you better GO him. said: "You better SEND
somebody your prayer meeting for you and he did
O. State what occurred In reference to that A lie caued
b somebody in the room adjoining and told them he sent
some message his prayer meeting don't remember what
II was but be went out Of the house with me- at my re-
quest. .....-,.
O. And where did you go' A. Went down to my house. Sir
where Mr.. Titon was
O. Where did he 20 after he entered your house' Hc
went into front chamber up stairs where Mr. Tton was
O. And where did you gof A. remained In the parlor
O. Now Mr. Mouon state whether that request OF yours OF
MI, Beecher to 90 TO your Of anything
that had yourself and Mr. Ton prior TO your
going theres
Mr. Eyarts-If your Honor please
Judge Nelson, TO the w.ness-Sayyes or no, Sir
A. Yes
Was any conversation had between you your way from
Mr. Beecher's house to your ownf A Yes, Sir
O. State that conversation near as you cam A.
As we were going down steps Mr. Beecher "wha
I dot What can / dot" And l said, 81 don't know
am Christian; am heather; but Will try 10 sno"
you well heathen you will try to do you
some good will try help you and we walked along TO-
gether and told what Mr. Bowen had said to Mr. Tfon
concerning his adueries; told him that Mr. Bowen had
charged with adutees in the presence Of Mr. Ton and
Oliver johnson, and
O WHAT reply Go on with the narration A. Yes, Twill
and he said SINGULAR when Bowen brought to him
that letter he pledged bis friendship him. he did not inform
him that he had told Tou any such thing and he told me
Furthermore that he had sympahlzed with Bowen in the
stories against Thton that Bowen told him some
stories against ton and that he had sympathzed with them
another remark that he made This is serribe ught
there IN appropriateness in this Storm we reached the
house.
O You spoke OF letter which Mr. Ton had written to
him through Mr. Bowen' A. Yes Sir.
O. Did YOU ever see that letter. A. Did ever see itf
O. Yes Sir A. Yes Sir have seen it, had not seen at
that time-the original letter that was delivered.
O. Did you ever have it in your possession A. Yes Sir
@ Have you it in your possession nowf A Yes,
O. Just select it for please hsndng witness bundle OF
papersl A. don't know that can. II you will hand me my
think have got the document there that will enable
me TO do it. lMr Fullerton hands him his oTercoat Have
you any book with my statement in III
O. can omit II you cannot find it directly.
Mr. Beach, can give you book, If you want a book
The Witness-Yes you will lei have OF those books
think can find it.
Mr. Fuerton-I want the original.
know I WI find il by the mark
They all marked
Mr. Beach-Do you want q book'
The wness-Yes would like to have Sir If it ia con
venient
The witness referred to newspaper.
Mr. Fuerton-lHandin the witness bookl That what
you wished TO seer
The Witness-Yes.
Mr.. Beach-At215 is 1t begins
Mr. Fuleron-Tbe book is not PACED
Mr. Beach, have PACED it.
Mr. Rvarts-You have used that copy, suppose
Mr. Beach-Yes; l think it is correctly PACED.
The Witness Examining the book do not see II referred
to here csnuo tell the number they all marked in the
exhibits.
Mr. Morris-It s marked "a" think.
The WitnessIs either Of thosei Just hsnding Mr.
Fullerton packages Of pspersl
Mr.. Fullerton-I will see.
The Witness-Just il Is In your list Of papers
Mr. Morris took the packages to make search for the paper
referred TO- and Mr. Fullerton continued the examination
How long Mr. Beecher up In this front room Of which
you have spoken with Mr. Tton, that occsson' weH
| should Judge, about an hour, Sir.
O. Was there any other person present that you know Of
A. With him and Mr.. Tltonf
O. Yes Sirf A. No one that I know Of, Sir.
O. And during that interview where youi A. Down in
the parlor
O. Was any one with your A. No, Sir.
O. Did you remain in the paror until Mr. Beecher came from
the front room A. Yes Sir.
Judge Neison--The upper room
Mr. FuertonTbe upper roomthe upper front room. ITO
the witness And where did he go when he left the upper