, 1875-02-02


I'il.on went to tho door, unlocked 1t, and said,
You are FREQ to go." Hoechsr appeared not to
l'enr him. and sat al II in dream. Tilton re-
teatcd II, and Deoc!ler aroAe and walked to tile
door, hut came back aud asked, MAY 80 for
thu last tmo and eco Elizabothf' T1lson
said Mo- then "Yea," and esid to Dcecl.er:
DO not ehfde her ; if you nmito her with
word. / will ssnite you III tcu-foll degrees
did mt e,nito ron wien lad tl.o power, for nv
wifa's sake but, II you chitle her with worl
WI! nmito your namo before tho world"
Bcechnr put both bands to Ills head, and said,
"ls III all ont! II in III out !"
Neecher went down stairs With bis hands to tlia
head. and Monlton whs At tho foot. and lie asked
Apnlton # he had seen Elizabntl1a coufoaaion,
nnd atonitan answered =" YeA." Deecler said.
This will kill me- Moultou aud ho the, oupou
vent into the parlor
EFFECT or TIE TESTIMONY.
During the relation OF this narrative, Mrs.
1,eecher nmtled frequently and Air. Teecl1er oc-
caetonally, but no other n'EnA or manifestations
produced by Testimony were ob1ervant In their
features. Tiiton gave ha evidence in calm.
cool way.
After tho reccss. Slr. and afrs. Beecher were
surrounded by their friends, and. after fnw mo-
ments speut In congratulations, thoy lett tie
Courtroom.
T.Lros RESUMES.
After tho recsAs Tilton resumed the stand, and
continued bin testimony. He wA4 askcd by OK
Judge Fullerton to stxte the coutents Of tho let
| ter sena to Deecher ut shat interylew. fhls was
objected to by Erarts. As the ettcr had bren de-
] stroyod. It was accordingly ruled out by tho
Court.
Mr. Beach argued that this papor had been
| pre:arer aud 1t was agreed that it should be
| tab:nitted to Daecter. Council quoted from
| lesai authorities to chow that communications
| party could DO proved
.i,n}ge Nellson said 1T would bo d1icnlt to do
! eide il. tic faca ot caso like tbs, aud ho would
| liAn to henr Mr. LyartS OIL tho hnbject.
l Epar} In ryNa3$ Int bI,a nS,F
| wife in tic hnsband 1ns that Il wan ~, M n.ei
| in the interylev tn tnppress .ny cout.nvcrar
that might arise on tho i,ars Of tilo wife. He
| had not heard any views to cutitto witness to
take part o! tAat uape1 spd ,ela.c its cu,tnpts.
lie held that tho wLolo parratlyo was inadmissi-
lilo. as lsing out of The coptidouce OF tho wtfo,
| and the 1etker md copy had bentl t]estroya1
| After .nne fuTtbnr arrnmsnt .fnIva Seilson
aa.si he wuu!d asill sulo ont the paper.
I Air. Tyart, then moved to strike ant tI,ia evil
ionce on tie ground that 1t would diYnarnre tho
wife .. giving proof of the pdultory Of tho wife,
it not beng couueleut according 10 tay
Judro Nelson rofused this, aud an execution
| wab thheu
| THE MEETING At MouLroy's.
Witness then senitied ~ fotovs: On tile Sd
OF ,Iunuary went to Muuilou's, and shortly A.
tcr' Iioccbor euteroI tho rnom. sinnlt"n % I'D 7
should not refupp to Bt2cak 10 him in Lis house.
| replied flow could do 30, knowing he lad
ruined luy nlfo 2" Moulton said, "liow couid
yu act to tuau ,Eho BUNDLED hn,.sif beIore
| 1
n,oruinE." Mr.. BcecLer said, II tso not put in
NAV plea for n,yne!f, II vpu wsl, me to retire
from the PULPIT, only say the word,
and 1 will lriLve, I'Ecra will DO no ceiling of
pr WI, and will 70 out Of 1tlbIic l,te. vii
either 20 out OF lilo by Huicit3u or Journey 10
sotne other part Of tho world" "aIy wife saitl
Beecaer, !" ought nsye. ~ know tAir. for. ia ID
dltion tuJ,ocomiug your enemy, sho shoud also
become tniue." llo said tho relation betwcet,
himself and Elizabeth wao not plways asrked
ly eexua, intercourse Eud tle cotll not olcr any
excuse for himself, lie asked inc to believe thai
Ae had not sought her for settinh pnyposca a,,l
| not lust tuat she was the only woman he lad
ever loved. 11o asReh me- ii could re.t,Ytato
ier il, tnv love ynd enleell,, aud drew i mctura
Of man sitting III a brink, and said that ue was
TIE EDGE or HE'LL,
remember Dcocller suiI something which led
| him jt.tv a violent burnt Of grief. Dur,ag lie
conversation witt, Mo.lltou, which w:t,,esa did
not hear, Boecher appeAFed oyaYe,sne with gfies
Aloulton requested witness to leaye them to-
gotlier, aud lie did so.
ANOTHER INTERVIEW.
A fow days after this interview. Mouton sent
for me- l,eeche1 was present. Tho letter which
Ind written to Ho~an. dased LIST Of Aana.afy.
vas 1,,,<lvr discussion. lad Iecu sent for twica
iu rcfe,oucc to rome consultation sbout this let
ter Moul,op read it aloud. and tpld Bcccher
had written it, thinking that / mast 1nako some
explanation to tho plsblio about tho termination
OF my services nlth Mr. bowen. told him that
it was announced in tho papers by l.owol, tim,
was to DO cditur Of tho Brooklyn U.ion arl
a contributor to tho Independent, aud that
tl,cYe appolntn1onts Ind for some rcason been
cancelled BY Dowen that tho pubic must be it,-
formed Of tbs leaaon OF these ehaugos. Deeche1
said that 80 fur AZ tho charges Of nowen were
euncernoA that l,o did nut care nbont any thn,
ho l}uwenl could mike. Deecher also Htij that
thefo mas ! peculiar nalisu1ty in tho charges
never committed any Ylo}euco On my woman
Tie i,,tcr4,aw ended by Moulto1 asking my ii
retire. us ha usually had somo talk with Boecuer
after these lltory1ows,
KIssEp riLros ON THE FOREHEAD.
| I1erncynhec shortly after this Mention was i'll
| I went tu ecs lin. Ueecbcr was tbpre. uo .nid
| Frank inyery sick he ia ae tho rravos cdre
mi afraid he viii din. nt,d what wili then {,s.
como Of onr cars; Frank las saved tne.a Nd
saving la keatd ma at, thn foreheR,i nna m.
rirat1.
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