New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12

sation but knew his sentiments from conversations Win
him.
@ What, A. knew his sentiments from various converse
tons but cannot identify any distinct conversation
O. No. but you anything he bad previously saio
upon the subject OF masge A. No cannot state
HIS opinions before the public and vel
known to US all at that time.
@ You in his public wrngs' A. knew az Q matter
have had conversations with him those topics, bat
cannot identify them.
know whether you recolect anything OF what
was said in those previous with him A. can
not recolect single sentence.
Can You rccoect the substance Of anything that said
said in those conversational A. No. not enough could
not frame 1t in few words.
@ What A. don't think could frame an answer, sup
pose do not recoIect the substance Of them.
you you don't recolect the substance then will be
satisfied A. All right
O. recollect the substance then all the knowl
edge which, according your present recollection you had OF
his previous opinions upon the subject Of marriage derived
from his public wrings9 A. should think
@ Ist not, MADAME A. Yes, Sir; all the knowledge
that now recall.
@ Yes all the knowledge that you recall, OF course
and you are not able then what his opinions upon
the subject Of marriage prior to this remark which he made
cpng from his public produconsi A. am not able to Stae
cannot recollect.
O. Well you are not able state from anything that was
said that what his opinions upon the subject OF mar
rage timer A. No; don't recoect the converse
ton being pursued into expression Of his opinion
@ Well you able say; that Is enough Do you
recolect Of his any time at that time rather or pre-
vousy saying anything in regard TO the law OF divorce! a
cannot recollect anything that he said TO me.
q Although specially addressed you but in your hear
ing do you recoect Of his any time saying anything at or
prior to that time the subject of the law Of divorces A
No, have recollection.
q You have recollection A No, Sir Of any words
used
@ Do you recall when you noticed anything that
published by Mr. Tton upon the subject Of marage'
Oh, could not possible say when.
q Cannot you locate the period with reference TO some
event2 A. No
@ What? A. No. read the articles in The Ltdptndsnt as
they published and have snceI have reread them-I
read The Ldendeat during the years which he the
editor OF IT,
@ Well you any year in which anything appeared
The independent upon that subjectl A No; 1t is impos
sble
@ Can you with reference fact either private or
publcs A. No cannot recoect any particular event can
| not recollect what read
@ Well do you recolec Of any publication Of Mr. Tntons
opinion Of his structures upon that subject prior to the mar
rage OF Mr. Richardson Mrs Mcfarland BY Mr. Boecher' A
don't know could Mr. Tton's publications
with any special event. than say that it probably
within ten years
O. Are you professor Of religon A. have been through
my life have withdrawn my l. tier from the Plymouth
Church within the past years and have presented to
| any other
O. You were then, member Of Plymouth Church, A. For
many years
@ And in habit Of attending the minrations Of that
Church while here' A. was, while in Brooklyn
@ And Of communing there' A. Yes, Sir
@ And two years ago you withdrew your letter. A Yes
| Sir two and half years
O. Soon aerward-what the occasion Of that A. left
| the city.
O. There was other motive than that7 A. No other
| NJ Bcach-That IL ALL Madam.