, 1875-03-06
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HIS cnoss-ExAM1HATIoS OF nv1SoTos.
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Mr.. Fullerton then roso TO cfosH-oxhn1iue.
Ills Etvlo was auporb. Ills voico Was bland and
conci>iatory and ho gradually led his n,at frotn
Aone absurd positioa to another md i moro nb-
Burd QUO, until It aoomed as II tho wlsncsa
would Hwcar hlacl WINS whlto On the elghtest
proyocation. Tho eall OF Mr. Tracy waH taken
up by Mr.. Fullerton. hlr, Ovingson eworo posi-
tvcly tint be know Of liia own knowledge tile
time whom Con. Tracy camo 10 tho house.
although lie did not 500 him cntor-by
hearing tho door-bcll ring. Alr. Fullerton
asked II ho could distinguish between Gen.
Tracy's ringing of tho toor-bell and 1ny ono cleo
not. and after number Of similar questions and
equally ladicrous answers, h1r. 0Pngtnn admit
tod ho did NOT know nuy.hng abont 1t. lio pre-
scented III appearance similar to TINT of alr. AT
slstus Winkle, In tho " "pickwiek papors, when
cross.exarnined by connscl, and whoa 3lr. Fuller
ton. with all Imaginable gravity. said, "And you
cannot Hay Of your own knowledge thn. Ge!t.
Tracy vaa at your ho,po at a,:" hearty laughter
thu. Ae conhl. aIr. Beach. tho aor.lor counsel
for the pIainti, leaned back III his ol,nir and on
1osed tho atlsir inan'enacly. -. AIr. Fuior-
ton made mtnce-n,cas of son1c Of tho cvidence,
Ills questions from n carcfuy-mcparcd manu-
script. lilo In man who knows Ills bustncs4,
aud can get along i,l court without the nil OF
"crsbs."" ...coaccs, or other appliances for the
relief OF tho dtstFoHGcd,
.Sr,r 1er1: 7tiautr, Marrh \.
Tl!s cross-nxam'nation Ut 9lr. OvinEton by
a1r. Fullerton was 1upas irritable, and shows
how completely q witncas u,uy become confused
yeE. Not TINT Mr. Fullerton vas hnru! or &C.
yore. for llo wns just tlia opposite, and
pollte.-bnt lia 50 tangled tho story Of tho W.T.
slenA that Tho latter lost Ills sci-rosseasfon, and
tra1cttona.
X.,o rnrs Herald, t.syta =.
Tho gonoral clrec. OF tim Testimony Of OvlnE-
ton wnH regarded ~ lcsa adyata.oors tn tho ui}e
wlicl. cited him than to tho plaintiff Tlis WA,
10 very rreat Gcgroc oNsnE tn Judge fuller
tVn's unegnnlol croes-oxRn}nnK nctlinou, antl
to tho points In bis posseogion derived from TIL
ton and JndEc Norris botl Of whom, with Dry
or, prompted frequently.
ETCHNcS.
TIE 1u1oRs-NA. ASn Mus. nEEcnEn-.tR. AND
AIRS. 1tLroH-TAE Lawyers AND TIE JUDGE
Nc" feTk Correspondence Noslon Saturday I:renne
Ga.tUt.
To begin With tho Jurors. II tho counsel had
started out Will! the expreau intention Of collect
tuE Jury whose Appearance SHOULD 1T once pro-
claim them unfit to woigh tue evidence In caho.
OF this nature, they could not have succeeded
bottes than they have done. 4 mora unintesoat-
s"d INV Na oA1A Ha Naf0 ASFG4 RUGl1 III a lA*Y.
With but Que exception tLoze IL but little ap-
peaganco OF intelligence IN thor facos, Tho rna-
jority Of them look stolid and ntupid, have no
dignity in their countonances, and soom shout
% capable Of understanding tho arguments Of
counsel ~ oh,mpauzea Ia Of tngonomotry. Tho
counsel have undoubtedly aeeured, q. least, half
dozen nllnlH Of virgin s6anknnaa to try thla
case, Some Of than look inoGably horoa by The
whole proceeding, aud bit thers uueasily, with q
weaEcd look upon tselr faces. yawning, aud at
1zg g%bo, enS Snp ysess y
because that IL about tho only thtug In tlie Whole
business thsy naaerstaad.
MR. pEECuEa
Ia ycrY regular In lia attendance, and n atwarn
accompanied by his Wife. lilo sits thoro with .
CAIN n1ld M inallIetenoe AZ though ho was tho
last man In tlia world Nho bad any intorcs. in
Tho case. Ills boaring IL almoas indelcate whom
consideration. At timcs, his manner IL illppart
to degree that woull DO pronounced uubccon,.
Ing in c1orgynlan under eyon ordnnty eircum-
STANCES. ! presume nj Of tiia cooiness ia in
tonded to Represent tho consclousnees Of iano-
couce but it seons to mo moro like brayaIo
thau aught olse. 4 man with 10 much At stako
would appear to better advantage Il ho Hoeiusd
to appreciate tho Ferils OF his situation, and
ever, slr. Deecher doubtless foola assured
knows tl,at even should hs Ge pronounced
guilty, hsa church will chng to him through
thick and Thin. Thero IL not ! ttaco in hls boar
ing Of the ragged edge Of despAls phases, tho
teass, the pleaaings, the fears, Tho remorso, and
the sepentant anguish, with which lls anto.trtal
letters overflow. liz 4ila there ,ead!ng, aud
loea uot appear ovea to listen to ttle cylaenca
whlch. II true, !s 20 damaatorJ to him. 1}ut
every now and then, when cutting and cruel
statement y made BY tho witness, liz Mill turn
purple aud hastily whisper something TO lis
his eyes may b buny with bis toak, tis es.s are
not closed to what IL boing said When Mira.
Mou1ton, tn her testimony, said that tho reaHon
for not making N earlier exposure Of Deechor
chancs," he looked suddeuly 10, rpfsed
Ills lips angsily, and turned bcaflot. EycrY eYo
was turned upon him. He seemed to fool
this snd placed 20 stfoog 1estraint upon
himself that tho veins In hs head had sYei.ed
s!fnoss 10 bursting. He then went On with hss
reading again, and In moment uas ~ calm a.
though b had not bseo interrupted. His Rsp.