New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15

O. Did You say anything Of the same meanngf A. No.
not the meaning that that has there.
O. Didn't you intend to convey that idea A. did
not In any such it stands there.
@ But In some other sensel A. intended to convey
another which that fails to express.
@ Again IReading.l Her forgiveness have. hum
bly, pray God that He may put it into the heart OF her
| husband to forgive meT A. No, Sir.
O. Did you say nothing Of that kindf A. Nothing or
that kind the fore part Of that sentence at all may
have expressed desire for Theodores forgiveness for
any injury had done him in his household.
O. What part OF do you say not said by you A.
"Her forgiveness"I said that had her forgive
ness.
O. That was an invention of Moulton. was II A.
cannot say about that Sir That Is his document which
he answer for better than /.
O. Now, Mr.. Beecher. when that paper was finished do
you say you did not read it'll A say that did not
read IL.
O. And do you say that it was not read to youi A.
say II not read to me.
O. Well why didn't you read or have 1t read to you 7
A. didn't care about il, Sir.
O. Didn't you care what in iti A. 1t was-I cared
about what he should represent TO Mr. Tton but there
were notes for his direction.
O. But you put your name 10 lit A. Well Sir, put
nv name not to the truth statement but to the
fact that had given this in trust after conversation
with him.
O. And Won gave something in trust to Moulton with
out knowing what you gave him. A. gave him that
paper in trust signify that he had had conversation
with me- and that would represent to Mr. Tlton what
the results OF that conversation
O. You gave it to him in trust A. Yes, Sir
O. Well did you regard as his composition or yours
A. regarded 1t as his.
@ Then you gave his property TO him in trrstf A. lie
wanted me to make II my property
O. One moment. You gave MoultOr~ property to
Moulton in trust, did youi A. did not regard it as
property. Sir
Mr.. Blackwell production, then.
Mr.. CHARACTERIZATION A. did not regard IL IN
that light of production
O Well you gave this paper, whatever IL regard
ing as Moulton to Mouton, in trust, did you A To
Mr. Moultoni
O. Yes. A. No.
O. You know what the meaning OF the words Gin trust
is Of course Mr.. Beecher don't yOui A. did.
O. You know that you cannot give another mans prop
erty that man in trust, don't yOui A know that
can give statement of an interview, memorandum OF
which he has made-I authenticate the errand on
which he goes with that memorandum in his hand.
O. without knowing caring what is In It'll A. On
the trust that had. that he had made only memoran
dun that would bring back to his mind the points, the
salient points, Of the conversation, that he wanted 10
@ Bring back TO his mind the salient points OF the
versation that he use. and which were to be
used for your benefit A. For both Of our benefits
O. For yours az well as his! A. For both
O. Well, for yours A. For both; and therefore for
NINE
O. "And therefore for yours" am glad you added
that And therefore what you intrsted TO him to be used
part your benefit you did not know or care what
was in it, A. cannot say that didn't what wa
in il.
O. understood you TO say so moment ago' A. You
understood me- then when was speaking less heedfully
than am now.
7 kpn Z ia mot Cir is
mine
Mr.. Evarts-This discussion is unnecessary
Mr.. Fuerton-You get it up and then say 1t Is not
necessary. To the Witness Didn't you put your name
to the paper for the purpose OF authentcatng it'll A
put my name
Mr.. Beach ITO Mr.. Fullerton oh make him answer.
Mr. Fuerton-I ask you that question, and want you
TO answer A. did put my name TO that paper for
the sake of authenticating the form of ts contents
O You saw 81 have trusted this to MoultOn in conf
dence" A. Yes, Sir.
@ That is your handwriting I bolieve' Showing
paper to witness.l A. think it is Sir.
O. Well have you any doubt about i'll A NO. Sir,
have no doubt about it; think 1t is.
O. will ask You again. Mr. Bercher and give you the
opportunity to explain It, II you desire to- or can, why
upon OCCASION in an interview so fun OF interest 10
yourself and in which you were expressing your regret
for what You had done you step through
the agency your mutual friend "a he has been called
tn convey to TtOn your denial OF having made any
i,nnroper solicitations advances to his wife, A. II
part of the interview
O. now ask you again 10 give 10 this jury any message
that YOU sent Mr. MOutOn, any word that you spoke
mon that subject coupled with request that it should
be communicated Mr.. Tilton or any other thing that
YOU did for purpose of accomplishing that endname-
w. your own vindication in the mind Of Mr.. Tton A
sent not one line word, that remember, to MI
Tilton: IF you will allow me to 90 on
O. That is answer to my question A. That is suih-
cient.