The New York herald., 1875-01-19
Honor please We can look at this paper during the

recess. .s- III. .., a.r II. n
the Court then. at one O'Clock, took recess for
AFTER RECESS.
The recess was attended with nothing, except
considerable pie-eating by spectators. After it
was over Mr.. Evarts Immediately ouckled Judge
Fuller on on the admission OF a letter from Mrs.
rton to Or. Storrs using the expression. 1t was
said. that Mr.. Beecher desired her to De wife TO
him in all that the word implied
Francis d. Moulton was recalled and further
examined by Mr.. Fullerton on the dIrect.
when he now s'owed TO the witness.
Mr. Evarts looking at the paper. said all that
was under date Of December 10, isS2. it is signed
oy MIS- Titon. Tae paper did not appear TO oe
addressed a 10 any person At presen. @ there was was
Ment With Mr.. BeecheI. ...
Mr., Fullerton said that the witness had already
testhed TO an interview between MIR. Beecner,
Mr.. rllton and himsen, in which Triton read TO
Beecher o statement and said to him. III you can
stand that you can stand any part oil IT," 1t
was referred to IN the statement OF DR.. Storrs.
Mr.. Fullerton now produced the original state.
used III conversation with Dr. storrs.
MIR. Evarrs said his learned friend had stated
been prepared, and winch was read TO Mr.. Bcecher.
They dld not have that paper before them, but
certain passage out Of 1t was allowed 10 be given
Mr. Fullerton said that what Mr.. Tllton said to
statement winch n you can stand II. you can
stand any part OF 1t. Elizabeth states that you
% that word dr. Impies: ana Tneoaofe Triton sad to
Mr.. Beecner II viii read to you that part Of the
Mr.. Where does this letter como in.
Give us the witnesses statement. .1a
Mr.. Fuflerton-l do not KNOW where II comes
! in, but know that IT is there.
The Court thought that 1t would be better for
MI. Fulierton-Well. / VIII Withdraw It under
! Your Honors direction. 10.
| Mr.. Evarys-Counsel has informed us that there
was some connection VITA this paper wncn was
legtlmately in evidence. and that tnat connection
was founded on the examination OF this witness
| concerning tue true story. That was read, and
| II was stared that a passage rom the true story
was called TO Mr.. Beecher's. attention. concern
ing which nc was told that II he could sland rna.
that rms was an extract rom the letter.
Mr. Fullerton-And which you deny.
The Court--I 40 not lind that statement here.
Mr.. Evarts-Your Honor did coi perInit.it. You
% and hr. Beecner In references to tue M state
MIR. funerton-we withdraw the paper under
Aftc sUme discussion between counse, Mr.. Full.
lerton sald-Do you withdraw your objection to
Mr.. Evarts-we do.
Mr.. Fuller,on-Now we shall consider the prop
priety OF offering 1t IN evidence (laughter).
1'ha witness them stared that he mad another
paper IN his hand-a letter addressed 10 him by
; Mr; beecnsr; ne received tue letter about the
Mr. Taertoa said tina: this was one o. the let:
Tne letter was dated Marcn IS, 1915 ana was ad.
tain ID passage 10 the eject that, II have fonnd
in you one VINO gives new meaning TO friend
The letter was offered In evidence.
Mr.. Fulefton-Tnc obiecloa having been with
few moments ago now read the paper in evi-
dence.
MRS. TIIToS's STATEMENT.
IN Hy s BY aq
solicited me . he vine TO hn, together oi! this
Implied SIX months aftesward NY husband te tinpecd
N
VIA order nsfsns b. might know exactly what hal
orgotier in wna. form, which my husband showed to
Mr.. ,Beecher. Late tne same evening MI. b. came 10
sSa 6ad s h Waiting Tas ait
noS asGs Ssgh @ sIs agoisns isisS
sass TRIAL m & nc os esl n, Mn N
a. nd by ssps or seg 5ua sHe
ton char tis paper was g drawn as TO place me most
s.st sa a;sSHd A. ]
from winch sass g hin, IN 'ray my
Afrtassn ends fHa my % eonaeccn - With sss
.s-This ment is the request OF Mr. Car.
psg'sr tina! h nay be ;hcwa cenadentiay to Or ssorr.
Consulting ~ '''"A 49, anu '' NV
At this stage OF the case Mr. Evarts called the
attention OF the Court and jury to what ne termed
| - - THE DATE OF THE DOCUMENT.
Mr.. Sheagman said 1t written the 18th
| originally and altered to the 10th.
Mr.: Evarts observed tnas 4 migat become
sIF Mr.. Fullerton stated that is ' Was the 1,tn and
remained the 18th stiii. raa a-,..4. -. =
Nr. Evsrts said the paper would speak for
Mr.. Fullerton--In that case you ought to have
mtde no remark on the matter. II there Is a
pOint An IL you are entitled 10 It's benefit.
The witness went ON tOsay IN reply to Mr.. Full
lerton :-Commenclpg with Decemoer. 1870. and
ending with the investigating Committee OF
plymouth church.
many times; Ia a part OF 1871 he was at my house
once ana sometimes twice a day; aftcr l returned
! from the South he came very frequently while he
was IN town; sometimes once, sometimes twice
o day; IN 1872 he same IN the morning, he came
q, How early in the morning would ne come
A. Sometimes
- BEFORE WAS OUT OF BED;
after Sunday service he would come in the evening;
he came after sunday evening service, as late AZ
nine or ten O'Clock. titi'
| o Dld he visit you at your place of business In
Q. How frequently did he visit you theref A.
He was not q regular visitor there; no came thsre
RnERGrycv
demanded that he should visit me. .....
" wnen did ms visits cease at your house after
that A. de did not care TO see me alter the 18th
OF July, 1874
..l A CORRECTION. Htf
Mr. FullertOn--You called my attention to O cor
rectiOn you wanted To make an your testimony
A. Yes; saia | spoke TO Mr.. Beecher in June,
made against INN by Mr.. West II was in the tail
called Mr. Beecher's attention to those charges.
ss THE DIRECT EXAMINATION CLOSED.
Mr. FullertOn--Tnat closes the direct examtna.
ti0n VI Mr.. MouitOn. From the great number OF
dOcumentgand EXHIBITS which l nave had to
Call the attention or the witness Is possible that
sometning may have been unintentionaIfy omit
ted. H.
Tne Court-lf that is discovered you can cor.
rect 1t, SIR
Mr. EvarIs called for the original OF the paper,
which they assented to, the other side reading
from Mr.. Norris notes.
Mr. Fuerton--Just state what 1t was
Mr. Evarts-The proposed card Known aa
'.tne letter o coniession.', We allowed them TO
read from Mr.. Norris notes TO aid him In his
opening.
Mr. Fuerton-Most certainly. have seen the
original Of lhat document.
Mr. Evarts-Tnat DO not understand.
Mr. Fuuertoh-Reler to the testimony
Mr. EVarts-We want TO see the original. We
have perfect remembrance OF the paper from
which Mr.. Morris read. asia n
Mr.. Fullerton You are certainly entitled to 1t n
you are quite sure oi what you say. There IL the
paper you have asked Ior, think. rIls
The paper was produced.
Mr. MOult0n was questlOned bI Mr.. Fullerton In