, 1875-02-05

waA imperceptibe In its progress and beginning.
Q.-ffow carly did there to he any coo'ness in
reanrd to sour Affection for Be4cher7 Al don't
kno" a. there ras my great coo1nefs between III In
Of our political differences. l under.
atooa that hc very In regard 10 my comments
on tue ClevclsnA letter.
Q.-Do you aacrhe the change IN your sentiments To
him yourself. AL think 1t IN consequence Of
my own growth. /
Q.-when did ron come to ths conclusion that he
wns mt great Intellectually = you aupposed7 |
A.-Hhrn I vas abnut eG or q seafa old.
Q.-Do yon recnltest whch you concluded That Mr. I
1ccrhcr Lad come 10 his intellectual growth7 Al
TO mt.
Q-1n your discussion with h1r. Heceher In regard
10 tue missionary appropriation did you not s1luk yul
had oyesrearhel and beaten him7 Allie vas
wrong therefore II was not difficult t1 oYerreach
mail WHO WIS wrong.
DIN the Cleveland letter matter did you not think
you had oscr-ua:chrl him. A.--So, sir. All did
was to enter my protest agsinst the crs aEatnet bcr
ty TINT litter coutaInei.
u.-Tlla feeling taward 1tr. Deecber met With no
.er.o1,s catastrophe u,,l! 1.'o9 A-Wo Nsro Biwa,b
iereonal friends.
Q-1n ypar cariy rnsrr.ei fe did Mr. Bs.eher CONT
to y0ur house? A.-~Sn, tir.
Q.-Dd you 10 to Ills houss7 A.-Ies. his; fre~
queniiy.
q.-Did your wife GOT A.-shs waa very shy and
u7o4est mud dill not 70. went to carr. proof. and
TO confer with him aasatant editor Of tls I]fEend
t,H.
Q.-Dr,rsng these ycarB did You urge him to visit
your housc2 A.-les, str,--rrsed him 10 'nEne.
Q-~Tou know sour wife hs1 great admiration for
him. and didn't you usk him to bcc4use Of tbat7
A.At that time hLe thought bo was 80 great mai
that her admiration took the turm Of fear Of hira
Q-Dfd you not aak him to cosne to ynur loitse be-
ca,Iac Bhe Wanted him to there to nee her A.
Invited him thcro brcause whatever enjoyment lad
wautcd Elizabeth to shsre.
Q.-Dldn't you urge lin ~ p1ease your wife in
coming ttcre7 A.-To Please me BY coIiling there.
Q.--Well, to please her, shpugu7 A.-I1e was seen
al around the town with lnC, and Wished her to share
his acllaaintahce.
Q.--And that was tie reaapu you asked him7 A.
Yes.
Q~Dh you use an expression Of this Kind There
s little In oxford street wlo loves you dear
y7s AL dont remember; hut Il did used 1t for
tie asovs seascn.
Q.-When you left Oxford street. lie Visited your
| houre oftener7 A.-fes; more frequently.
Q.--Up to what period did your ltct"re~trip con-
.inre7 AL can hardly that question, rtr
Q.-Cant you give .rla~er7 A.-cp to 1671
| OF 1879.
| o,-And from 1scs to that time you occupied por-
/ t,ou Of your re,rs III tI.a. tours? A.-ieE, str.
| Q--Ilsd son talked with h1r. DnocAer about these
lecture-trIrG: Al don't remember, sir.
l
wife in yo,tr abseacs! AL don't remember making
tuy rel,,eat Of that kind II dtd, has oscapcd my
| EicMory.
| Owns your wIfo In the habit Of mentioning Mr.,
| pecchcr's vtsitSY A.-Yes, eir.
Q-Whcn wrre yaI antt yonr wife last in Nj. beech
ers ho,,se7 Al think wien ctr army Was at D1a-
ie,stura, after caua hack from Washington, Thers
| wen: 10 got Ills son coinmsii7n
Q-That was tie lsst time A.-Tcs SIR.
| G-snd your aDsrpeo dill not indicate any change
| af fceliug toward him A.-No, sir.
Q.-Tas II ly res,on Of any feeling on tht psrt O.
,lr. Deccher to ypu: A.-les, sir.
| Odd he looI u1ou tha' service done BY you II
him On very gseat7 A.-lIe 30 1ouksd upon II, Ill
a2rrare tu thlu OF It than tt really stnounts to
Twas the service In relation to tho who hat
trra in tho army? Al will anawer that q,,ea:!o,
Ii you take the responsibility OF eroLing tho answer.
Me Evarts--1 don't provoke anything. ID. ,.~
| Tbs 0anrt-ssEvoke wAA the word used.
| N!.ness-Uudsr the ruling OF the Court. Ilav
aeIulolaly abstatned from mentioning tho narnea O
! fair, parties.
| Mr. Evarts tteres.lug tho aurs.ion}~-was 1t il
relation 10 hts son III Tho army: AIN relation
hls soil out Of the army.
| Q-IIis kon who out Of the army, 1ad was sftEi
warts restored? A.-Ycs sIr.
p.-Wheu VIE Mr.. Deecters portrait raintel fo
youY Alt waa commenced In the full Of 1858 an
| tnishe1 tu lSi9.
Q-t4oH t5i1 &lI4 4lEtuF9 Gua4t ~ W Pa14stIt Hs-
witlc3 to haye tbs pictures Of 1oye1x Of liberty VII
had aided me in public Afc-Horaes 4reeley. Charlt
Summer, IIonry Ward Deecher, aud Wendell Phillips.
Q-~llcn Was thst portrait removed to Sir. Mou
tnn,s to,,so: AL don't remember the date.
Mr. Eyarta hero anbnltted tho receipt nf 3tr. png
thu artist. for $so3 received In payment for the po
trait ot Henry Ward Rscehct.
Q-Nuw ~ to your relationship With 1tr. Moulto,
what wcrs your relationships with him7 Allie
arc very close. amounting utmost to lore.
| Q.-Ton wsrp Ia tho habit Of attending places
amusement with him Ali you meal: DID NO rl.
| cnr1s or billiards together 3-we nnser had amus
,nents Of that kind
51r, Evarts said he had not asksd for thst aaswe
The wit.,ess aad be thought he slsd becn asked: b
they enjoy together tho amusemcnts common anoi
men7
Q.-Wera sou often In the hsbt Of being ut Ills hou
at lncal.tlcs "a eocial Formal guest7 A.-Oh,
, | was there great deal together.
Q.-Whe1 did that cloas intimacy beg!n7 4.
Jan, /, 1871. AfeE that rarely took my meas 1t II
uun table. d1ned R h!x house, but not asssy day.
Q.-Has therc anybody eiae comparable with Frat
Nouton Wilt, whom you coull have eonhded3 A.
There was up 1nan IN whom cou.d Iays condsied
received luore sympathy from than Francis D. Not
tou.
D-An.l the reault justt1ed Iii tho conhdsara SC
| rlacea in him7 A-Yes, sir. / think that Mr. Mo.
tan 10 tbs successor Of sr rhIp Sidney iu all tAst
manly. honorable, and noble.
TlLToNts MANNERS.
Deecher ana Hlfs were absont during tue aftc
noon, but Mt. Tilton snd custodians we
promptly iu their places Tho unexpected mill
ness of tie examination, tue abseuce .
all inquirtng into Deeper Wounds, and the pun
ticatiou Of lis miud from Ill gsosser and mol
dreadful details OF hts story, havo combined
ronder Tslton brink and erIgcammantic, il
docs not come up to Moultou. but Is not very Fl
, | behind him.
i GEN. T1ACYt
who haa been absant for asyersl days matls b
reappearance in Court this afternoon.
ia reported that he has been
hone Of contention among the defendant
, counsel! Porter regarding Trscy's further COZ
uent,on With the casc ~ indeltcate In Wow
Q Moulton's, WooiruH's, and T1lton'a evidenc
while Eyasts and shoarman are understood
: oxtenuate isH conduct. Further and moro dan
sgi,g revelations &1o promised.
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