New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

Mr.. Eyarr-The October election, you meant A. Yes
Cir Oct 81 then there break Of day or two, or
o few appointments.
O. Never mindi A. Oct. I6, Dover, N. H.; Oct 1s,
Lynn Mass; Oct 25, wllimantic, Conn. Oct 70, here
on Saturday evening in Brooklyn at home; Oct 2s,
Keene n L.; Oct 30, Claremont, N H.; Oct 80, Brad
ford, N H. Oct 81 Dartmouth College, and also AT Leu
anon in the evening Of the same day; Nov IL AA'en
Nov @ Lancaster; Nov. L. Laconia Nov. 3, the fresa
dental election which brought me home luis s' no'
entirely accurate mean TO say by that tnas every item
In is accurate but few OF my engagements are not Id
cluded here because could not get them VERIFIED ana
have included in this list only such names and places as
have yerication Of here but the list s nearly complete
BY Mr. Blackwell, you mention July "a or 70 "a the
period when you your political discussiohs
A. No, Sir; commenced my political discussions oeiofe
the Baltimore ConventiOn commenced
O. Well, July "a 26 you commenced In Maine, Is II
A. Yes Sir; began my campaign in Maine immediatey
after the Baltimore Convention over. July ~, a
Bangor.
O. Well, between that time and the time when you
spoke here In Brooklyn, how often you here or at
New-Yorki A. Well, Sir, think that simply came
hcme once in order get Mrs Tton to go back Win me
during the remainder Of the campaign remember
being home day or two.
BY Mr.. Morris-Can you state about when that was
A. haven't made any inquiry, Sir; think probably
could by
O. Well. with that exception you were absent from
home continually or frem New-YOrk A. l believe 80;
yes SIR can speak positively only as TO that which
have now here but from the Fall Of 1871 to the Fan OF
1872 spent whole year OF continuous public speaking
the most laborious year OF my whole fe and that was
the period at which Mr. woodley says that enjoyed the
honor Of his acquaintance.
Mr. Evarts-No matter about Mr.. Woodley.
Mr.. Morris-well, that was the period when "oodiey
fixes that intercourse at the office.
Mr. Evarts-But that ia matter Of argument
The Witness-Yes Sir; Mr.. woOdey says that was at
that Office In September.
Mr.. Evarts-Well. matter
Mr. Morrs-It is not matter Of argument, 1t is ques
ton Of fact he has testified.
Mr.. Eyars-He has gwen us the fact ana that i 'he
end OF it,.
BY Mr. Morris-Now, Mr.. Tilton, MI Woodiey-.
Mr.. Evarts-Give us the reference
Mr.. Morrs-Part 9, page so.
Mr.. Evarts-Gve us the page they are all continuous
Mr. Morris-6O7 second column right hand page. Re
ferring to this interview which have called your at
tion and to Mrs. Woodruff and Col Blood Mr. "oodey
was asked this question (Readngl
@ What did they saw TO Col BOodl A. They told MIN
10 DO t and would be the making OF nm ehe ss =
Beecher's congregation Will pay you sloo'ooo -
O. For whatl A. For publishing II.
q For pubishing It'll A. No. not for publishing IL; Dut
they published Il they would pay c 90 are ear ore
gation and they wouldn't nave tnat come out-uo no"
IN the world"
O. Now was any such conversation as that ever had IN
your presence A. Not word of it, sir, nor anything
like II.
O. Was the sum Of 100000 or any other sum ever
mentioned in connection with the publication Of that ar
tc by Won to Mrs Woodruff Col Blood, or by either
OF them to You any other person in your presence
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