, 1875-05-29

llDh9! Hafu nccentE. iioW Hou!u 4HI1D, II na
brought this charge tr,1thfuily. ~ ho beloved,
agatus this 1ffo take to hlnAlf tho dark stain
OK English oprrobrlu.n, or the strong contumely
Of ltonsaa condemnation
Rees'"'
Altar tho rocesp Mr. EyArts CONTINUED bis aa-
drets, liz 1ad that = wltuess ras lnalEY
brought-a wttuess Of intelligoncs and truthful
meas, who had Rono iu mud ou. Of T1lton's family
for long surics OF yesra,-tho old family so1-
want, hali fliend a. vol IS serYau. Kasio No
Doua1d Bho ras no dolbt attached to Msa.
rtlton, but ahe belonged to Tiiton'e ntdo Of tho
family aud was de7otod 10 Ttlton himself. Ycs
called for auothcr purpose, not ono fact was
produced by her to s1lov unduo familiarity be-
tween hr. Becc,,er aud Mrn.' Tilton during tho
long period Of hor observations. No tcatimouy
was gwen OIL this point for tbs simple rosson
thst no testimony Of .hs ktnd could es ob,.tned:
woxEx,
eyen II they vero abnormal characters. II Mrs
Hilton was III spirit aud 40 body, II h1r. Tllron
was all body 4ud no split, no exception could bo
himself that II was posnsblo tAAt such alultory
Is was charged could have been psacttcod
through two Years without exciting suspiciou or
discovery bv air. Tilso1.-a man o{ intellect, Of
nurld He could - poon porsuado hi,naelf that
H. Tilton was not fsot high that ho had not
tho gilt Of rhetoric, and that he lad not trained
hlmaeK TO ,sso thiz gilt to advantage,
llf, UESEGff cAD14 10 tho HlLn tGA-6EAnA 0EuEEQ
to confront an array Of ilos, but not Too many
for true uau 70 confront and overcome. Ills
toatimony was cloar aud direct under scat ching
CT. IN, OK animation. and tnaIptaiucd Lis Innocence
"wA1r ron TIE nEnur7A1;"
but tho rebnttal ouly htrenK.honrd hia case. It
waa noticeable that Triton and Mon1tou. Ia all
ther statonen:a we're vory careful what they
dcclarcd on polnte rhore contradiction by t~o
Witnesses was possible. Tho law relating 10 por-
jury did not permit tho condemnation OF the &C.
cuno1 upon til. testimony Of ons person aIono. A
large part OF tile robust&l Was occupied In tsstl-
Inony about the rolatiyo positions OF rllton md
Mrs Woodruff In tho Communistio procession.
4 greRs deA! Of testimony had bceu given on this
poiut and, without itnpuling any want Of verAc.
ty tu tie dineEcut wttuesses il wAs difficult to
s1y wlo waa right. Tho chief poipt WAS egtlb-
!iahed, that PLAINTIFF and Mrs. Woodruff 30 fat
sympashized vita each other in their yiows a. 10
1oiu together in houorinE tho memory OF tho
Commune. whoao history included tic murder
Of tue Chief Justice OF Frauce and Of tho Arch
bishop Of Paris. 1ls. Evarsa impsess!YelY de-
scrsbed tho circumstancss Of tho death OF tho
Chief Jugtice, ~ showing xhat lawyer could
do 1t tLe post Of duty. IIo tAou rofcsrod to tho
murder Of tho AtcIblshop, saying that tho
clergy, from lhe Apostles down, had
| and tha. while ~ much Protestant ~ any ono
| would DO, hs admired tho hcroiBrn and devotion
| with wbicl, tho Catholic bishops OF Paris elt-
fsrsd for lher religion. However tainted plain
| iii the evidence offered In tleir support with
TUE AAxE sA1naEss AND oANDoh
With whlch he would wish for hls own to b.
tresto1. But tho consideration OF tho valne OF
nossss, u ID this must b. discovered. A poE-
traye1 by Mz. Tilton, his household Was
An ideal homo, without An clement to
disturb ita hapPinesa. until 1t was Gu
torod by Tho selucor. Dnk owing to
souo bua,neas difficulties With Mr. Do"on. With
Which Mr.. Deecher MAS dlaconnccted, ho desmed
It neceasAry to keep up \ connection With Mr
Beecher. Lost in \ controversy between Mr: Bow
uu and Mr. Deootor, tbs good namo Of hls ovn
ton van not afraid that hin wits would publish
| her ahaue, OK that Mr. Beecher would, but ha
va. afraid that Il would come ont in some way,
and therefore whispered lnalausuons to 4 select
circlo of friends ~
Tnk HEST METHOD Or xznrtHo n SECRET.
Ir. Evarta continued In \ vein Of sarcasm to
nkotcl4 Ito pondorous aud olaborats mschiusry
| which Tlltou aud Moul.oa found 1t neceasAry to
employ III order to kesp this secsct, Hhtto Ms.
| Doccler waa lending HE which wAs ono Of CT
ct,n,stantial oonfosnion. THIS continued. ho
said, until Mr. Tilton fonnd Il necessary 70 re-
yorso his policy, and discovered that It Was his
duty to eacrlllcs his wife and uhl1lgcn that ha
| tho bolduees, tho helnousnoas, tho c!rcumstsn-
TALLY Of this CHARGE supported by select bits Of
evidence asld scraps o! Iii. Deochor'a hapdwris.
ststsnsnt, I'll t'' upsr ~ guiasnos % Of "a sd1sel
thought to ba xiHa,
wouLp LII DEATH 10 Nh, bxEcHsA.
Out Of sli th,s heat vinor WA generated n
ths yipor cana out Of tho liz and fastened upon
.ths .rm Of tho Anostio paui. SWheo tho CON.
uaniouo or the Aposlis ssn ttls. and saw him
sbsko tho .eptllo on Into lie Iame. thsY looked
to .ta him ewoil ~ with no,son or iii down
x,ddnniv. thinking him to bs 4 tnurdorer upun
whom Yournance hs1 hesn sous. Whon tkov
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