Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

n memorandum? Because, sir, l thought
that the fair would drift into great Ju-
diciaI contest. The memorandum IS al my
Office. No. %, 9Th Avenue. | cannot D1lnR
il now. but will on Monday. L don ieas
the contest. thought that the time w0niu
come when Mr.. Beecher's friends would get
tired Of
PAYING MONEY TO TILroN's GOLDEN AGE,
ard recognize Mr.. Boecher, as l do. as inc
greatest man and greatest preacher OH. o. wy
are. Common sense told me that inson
wanted money. Why do know it? WY,
sir. because any man who knows Nun n's"'
know it. - II.
As the wit-ess said this he pointed ms
finger and shook it at Triton. Tins createu
some excitement in court. Some time aitef
the witness gave Il strong opinion oil man.
something similar to that, and upon Mr.
Reach taking him to task for It. witness re-
marked. "You must forgive me, MI
Reach. this is the first time was ever npaer
crnss-examipation.i' This brought lansh
even 10 the countenance OF Beach, VINO;
however replied that such answers oecuFrsd
so often that he could not forgive him ihe
witness aiterward stated
I married q sister Of Elizabeth Cedy SsaA-
ten. Elizabeth Cady Stanton told ne tha-
Snsan b. Anthony told her tina; Mrs. ilton
had been guilty of adultery with beeche1
and Furthermore. Elizabeth Cady stanton
tod me that Susan b. Anthony toid ner
that Mrs. Tilton had confessed It, Mrs;
Stanton is lady of great inte.iigence-oi
more than common intelligence
WHAT ne DID Mt SAY.
NJ .;r never told her that This affair
,,onI5 knock the life of Christ higher
tben a Ike. When met Tilton and tod
him what had been told me. he SAID that
Miss Anthony was morbid Old inali' II,
whom renression of the sexual Instinct had
bred diseased imagination, and denied the
a letter of April %, -. from the witness;
TO Moulton was identified by him, and read
bv Mr.. Beach. 1t called for the destructi'n
Of Mr.. Beecher's letter of apology, Vhich
vas in his possession. The witneS7 re-
sumed :-..,.
| ppblishei the tripartite agreement ~ con
nection with my partner Edward l. roiu.
[ did not confer with any other person ABOUT
il. am quite sure did not converse Win
Cleveland about it. hen | resolved 20 10
it and put the thing IN motion, Aai 10
conference with any person about H. Inc
published were these OF Bowen ard hilton.
| did not publish Mr. Beecher's portion, Or
pcrsonal statement. that followed. an
firm believer in Mr.. Beechor's Innocence,
have been from the first, and am m ardent
defender Of him. had frequent discussions
IN which | indicated hin whenever / had
an opportunity.
WHAT HI DID SAY
H.. a.,-,;,a.'o- 4-- Mr.
Fvarts. Nr. WilkesOn said when lac heard
the charges against Mr.. Beeeher Ao had re-
plled IF these charges are true and are
made public. Of course the life Of Christ
will 90 higher than kite
EDWARD EGcLEsToN
was next called. lie testified an a
CLERGYMAN and editor. and reside ~ Brook
l-lvn wa. associated with Iilton IS editor
on tie Independent, but retired from the
nancr in July, II. Ia o. | became ac-
auainted with Tilton By sigh.. mai Mr.
! Reecher about the same time, but 4Eiy be-
| came intimately acquainted WIKI h-iA duI-
ing the past three and foar year. 10 tAe
/ fall of Is or spring of CD was guest al
! Tlton's house. was talking to tIcm abort
| NJ. Beecher. and Mr.. Tllton askel me II
knew him | said slightly, aad She a-ked
me 20 to Pages studio with her a"d MAKE
1 his aconaintance next day. TIiton objected
as he though, Mr.. Beeeher wou-l noe Ike
1 to be disturbed lie told Mr.. Ii.toa she
/ had better 20 alone and therefor i!I nos
| 20. On one occasion at Iilton'S house when
! / was present. a certain lady vas also pre-
sent. and Mr. Hilton attention h. her were
[ the subject Of remarks. | remcmL-r making
/ a subsequent call at the house. Ii.tJn was
! NOT there. | saw tie b0us keeper 90 ;i!t me
/ Vilt.u vs. ah-cut This wd- a. o 'c-1ck
{ IN the evening. | returned NJ 90 'c.4.s and
1 he came in shortly after VITA sjme lady
I There was young lady there vito sai4 SIC
was a relation Of the other lady b'la Oh
/ the lalies went away aiter"ltl- lue lazy
with Iilten apologizei to tnc e,t-r Idly for
! keerinr her ont Guti. such iaic !'lr. A.
/ both their watches had stopped. 'n me
/ f.rr, b at one time We hli . c'r'trsation
about the marriage relation. lai- was ~
the summer Ut $50 lie asked iee what
though. Of il. OF If there migl. b, more
than one human iose. | replied -a-t did
not know lie asked in relation g. uncon-
genial love. wha, ny opinion WI tod
/ linn though: tina, /; such people were 4u-
! congenial they w0a.I IL time Ine together
/ ami be repI.d they "uald ariher
| apart
s-LXANlNL1
I b. Ar. beach " the time e.. d., MS st
ten.iou g. ;Ae Uncomfortable y G-tn there
were q number If people present. all t.iS
happened 4 the back par.ir. was che
occasion Of q reunion % the BIZ S-y9 " Dc
men SOFA. Club, ard VI. BeacAt- was
there | made u0rcuark- about ,ht c1n-
duet in the house. nor dlI any other person
/ there tina; night. observed l,, however.
L.
sian of nv talk with Iiio1 or the ferry
h1at he appeared % be very luucl l-liated-
! On the xay is0m The Office t. the h.i- NJ
rton had III. Of abstraction. e. aot 20
member anything else he t4lee4 abs e ti2t
evening. ! am a clergyman OF tic A-i-3-
{ dls. persuasion, and preach - e9us-e-1-
ZION king around loose generally las
flashed tie witness testimony. AMI the
court adj burned until Monday morning -
II 0'clock.
-aE llIIsr4S4 ARG.rSAIi]S D.nAi- --E
The Louisiana s.l:trqtion committee met
here today. The c1E-l.4ttee = comp -cg o,
Mes-rs noar. FRYE, Foster, aec.1r.
Marshall. Potter and Phelps. I1cy Wc7e
empowered to inIllr into 1hc.c--c- nl c'r-
tested seats in the legislature Only. aod
derive their power from the claslu. % the
I
mad caucus and decided - Except the
Wheeler eoEpromise which provides i5r the
recognition OF the Kellogg State offers and
give the conservatives chance - ~-;-l,i-a
their claims to- seats IN the legislature %
which they say they were Geira4toi oy the
returning beard All 81 the committee. OK
fept Mr.. FRYE, are present. lt VS. decided
,h.t H. committee deliberate IN secret ana
reportois arc !ici!iy excluded. The pro
ccedings, to-day, Wero CouEac9 u retrieving
the election returns and the examination O.
the pol. lists and athdavits. The work vas
IN fact only commenced and rot much pro
qress NAV be expected until the arrival OF
NJ Frye. as only such preliminary matters
as his absence wouid not affect were passed
upon. Tne saS,iqz vii not probably be
very long.
THE TRIAL-ME. HARMON \ WITNESS.
New YoRk. March l5-In his cr1ss-c2-
animation witness was shown the "tgua
story" as published in the Tribpnn. March
4, 1873, and identified it a the same read
10 him by Tilton, and it was marked IN
evidence On his recross- examination viz
ness said II would be impossible iJc him 10
!emcMScr al the document, that were IN
coI9urated IA che t-ue story. TIL, manu-
script from which Fiit9G Teet was IA loose
sheets riliuu said thar he drafted this
true story in accordance with Dr.. SJ0Tr'-
advice This Flushed Mr.. Harmon ies:i-
m1uv.
JACKSON S SCHULZ
mes, COX the staud He testified / tt
side in Ao~ York and an leather ,ner-
chant. knew Theodore Thton in 81 and
IS. lie was on tho independent then. |
think. and my relations with h.H were
very kindly and social. \ few weeks before
the issue 0, the GOlien Age. was applied
To BY hlm To ASST, in the enterprise.
franklin Woodruff r,.led with Tilton At Ily
house abou: It. We discussed the prohabli-
tiles OF its success an asked Il Mr.. Blecaer
woula assist. Tlltul said he thought he
would. and asked 8, Mr.. Hcecher would
contribute articles i1 il and Triton said he
would it he (hltau) would permit him.
agreed to all Elton ar the next interview
! was 10 aid him 20 tne extent OF fifteen bur
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