, 1875-05-21

eaa respect by afrs. Tiltou waa endeavolin1. to
dehtr1y tlcr fnr timo and for osornity, aud blast
has fulitrn lffn This Yjll

lss.roy hcr for tino and Tor osernity, aud bl.st
hor futaro ltfo. This will
sittns TIE HEAar or THE MAN
Ia which tho ncenrhtfouB aealHat Henry Ward
Esoehet sna hn tTil:n,s2 VT had th1r oIisi,n;
relation 10 tho epproacl,os, aud aaa: 1hete II
simple, clild.liks nartaslqs told by lor. and no
toh1, wll3 henrd hor apeak douhted ito truthtu-
n.ns. Tho might OF this t;iffa testimony ~hs
fc'! by 1hacloro Tlltoo, and a. y conso:eho'
makes cowards al III all, a" hs could giyo no other
than qualified den;nl wl,cn on tho witness
stand To thfa Inst story. strs. TiIson told Mira.
Putnam Of these stories and got her to qucatiou
13cs<o Turner about thorn. floM bappene.l T.
IL these ntoflos wers llep. that Tilton told hla
wife Of them, and she told AIRS. Putnam, end it
WI from slls friend that Usssfo Turaor fiat
lea:ntd that filtan aonght her room for tia
pnrp'ac OF uabautllinE lar?
After tho rccenx, hfs. t'ortar resumed bis
argumtnt. is began by referring to
1ostPif II. RICHARDS
an tho dastnrd, who vent Ges0F1 tho CAurc!
,ituds by his pretended nolicitndo. Thia man.
under tho malgn intlusnce OF Henry q. Bowen,
law, lad coma to this courtroom to mako a
thea.s'eai g. ~ sHhhtlon of htm.ef. Which 1 only
bad bocn brought back to contradict D:esIo
rurnor, and how lid ho do ~ Eyon
l,e could not dony tha. Dcss,o Tarner
told him what ehe had said aha did,
hut he merely denied tho im,na,erial statement
that shc visited him At n ec7tAin buitdtnx. III
could do bit little, but what Nha fit bis power ho
did 10 win tile lonoripR nod Of Thcodoro Iilton
tud conn1tnd hitnueff to Heury 6. f,oVcn. There
nnght to be &otno cinhcr ut tho aud Of tho alpha
het by which to designate such men.
Mr. postor then spoke In EcAthinz terms OF
4. 3, NAn7rh,
whom he declared to ba Tilton's miserable per-
turod sEy, In comparison with whom la respect.
fu a1+,4-+&
Martin, who Naa sent to prY Into 5IFa, Tisou'a
conduct an1 report lor language, had boon pns
upon tho stand to sHonr down Desbio Turner
upon point Of What took place At Mrs. Owing.
ton's fhih iB tic man vho had erected
walls md houscs vhero carpenters mover built
them. aud had cast into protecting shadow
piazza exposcl 10 the blnzo Of tho torrid BUD.
Faoso wero tho msn who lad i,eon PIT forward
10 Hwoas down Ded9tc Tuynor. But tho girl who
could stand tho fro Of tho most briiliant cross
exaraiuer in At,orics, vino could defy Wil1iuu,
Fullerton, oycn after tho 1attcr hhd hecn obliged
to call to his assistance tho MOST brilliant adso~
cato 10 this country or elsewhere this girl, who
could Withstand tue combined attack Of Fuller
1tuhasda. even when tho lAttar WAS supported
by reeolora liltou on tho ONO hand, and tho
efr, a. Z. startlu Gil tho other.
t1r. Porter ihen nrgod the tnpossibilitY Of any
t,,tl of u yea:s or any petaou Ut any aye bsanS
FAERrGATr sccn EAnHATfsE
~ abe 1,ae gireti of areiits rlsich took place tt
the family of Ms. Tilson. Tho language used by
Ti!ton to her, or in hor prcacncc, WAS precisely
what Lta whuo canduct and character rendered
probable, aud for him t,a.'iraL lfe then read tho
testimony Of Beerto Turner IN regard to what
took place on tho day ulien Mts. 1iiton foturacd
to her home aud found her place At the tab'o
ucurrca by tho housekeepcs,. .E1ton Dennts.
| the zaam lu .aara. Ms. Til:oa aHkad Desaio
Turner II ele did not think h4s vito was
ctNzy. Tho question reyealed purpose
whic!, had been but too plainly indicated
remembered when thcy. camo to considet tho
time nhou her husband persuaded hae to ile as
| lc yilleI.
lic continued Lis reading Of tho testimony.
| and commented on tho angry Interview Of 1tlson
With his w,fa, iu which ho sccuaod hor Of bring.
| Ing this girl on to uao against him. Why snonid
| lo fear this il 10 Was Innocent? Tho ptaiutin'a
/ counsel had lad access to al! psFaono BY whom,
Dcosio Tnrnov had boan employed, and. to oil
| witt, whom she had asaociatcl. and yet not ono
had boon Dincad upon tho ntaaa 10 testify sghn0'
| her ttuthfusncGs and purity.
Continuing bis oon.nonks On tho fl,terv1ow IN
| anea!ion, ho urged that eyory word told By las
| sla Turner
| noEc Tnt arAMr OF PROBABILITY
Such a atoty could nevor Lave been imoglned
| Ho ti1on epu9o III praise OF the courage mani
festod t7 Desaic Turner in defonso OF HRS. I'll
| tun a3,ainat tlar brutal huAaaul.
| JntEb Eoftdr t0en peahel Oh 70 lao"cn.a tees'
| taony. On cto1a-cxalniuaeton. said counsel, lii
! Do1on'g memory wss very treachernns. ue dlt
| not re,uonber Mr. Iicechor having ataudarst
| Tiaion. ue did not remember what w:.a said
| though tier hnd . conversation lasting somt
tins. After all, Tnooslore, said Mr. Potter, turn
| ing around to tho plnintK, don't ron think Mr.
| Jsowsu nlndo poor mitueaa. not showing. III
3loulton aud Triton saia, thnt Ao waa troncher
| o.la, hnt tAat hta memory WAS tseuchoroaa. ut
carried another tllrk III hiB bait, aud thruat l
| uudor tho riDa Of tho nun who called lfm u
| aIlnesG.
| Counsel tLsn srolo of TINT portion Of til
Testimony n!,ep TiIton cao,n into Ills holae aat
I annn,1aced thas 4o naH ruinod. Tho tnAa. saIt
| lie. who Vas ut tic head Of tho lcadlas Aneri
can newspaper, and in rccolpt OF s16, COZ + yaaz
] announoal himself 40 rui,iod man.
Thu Court hero ad3oNsnsd.