The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

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ness refused to do thai; she then implored
witness 10 hold IN interview with Beech
er, which should not jar his pride; Mrs.
Tilton wrote letter 10 MQulton for the
,pprpose Of holding an interview, In
Conclusion, the witness reminded Beecher
that he had revoked the demand shemade
upon him, and promised Beecher that
he would not assist Bowen in his efforts
10 prosecute EesGhef., AT the close Of
the negative the witness waited a moment
and noticed that Beecher's face and neck
were blood red, TiltOH went t9 the door
and unlocked 1t and said, you are free TO
go; Beecher appeared not to hear him and
sat as Il in dream Tlton repeated 1t
and BeeCher arose and walked to the
door, but came back and asked, may go
for tho last time and soc Elizabeth; TiltOn
said no and then yes, and said to Beecher,
do not chidc her for II you smite her with
q word ], will smite you In ten fold
degree, l did not smite yoa when4 had
the power for my Wife's sake, but II you
chids her with . word ! will suite your
name before the world; Beecher put both
hands to his head and said, It's all out, It's
all out; Beechor went down stpirs
with his hand to his head; Mouton
Was at the foot Of the stairs and
lhe Hksd Moultqn, Y he had seen
ElizabethS' confession, and Moultoh an
swered "Ycs." Bcecher said, "This will
kill me, MOulton," and he .IhereHpOn
went into the paFlor. Recess, ~. 4 -
During the relation Of this 1arEatlye,
Mrs. BeGcher smiled frequently, and Mr.
Beccher occasionally, but 20 other signs
or manifestations produced by the test.
mony were observed In their features.
MI, Tilton gave his evidence In calm,
cool way, =
After the recess Mr.. and Mrs, Bcecher
were BnrrVppded bN their friends, and
aftdrlR an mohidnlI petit III eSgsratpla.
tionsItI4y ldft thGGbift rdopl U &
Mr.. Tilton resumed the stand and con-
tinuel his testimony, He was asked by
ex.Judgo Fullerton to state the contents
OF the letter read to BceChor at that In
terView.
ThiE Ras objected to by NJ. EEsttH Az
kllG ltltGT lluh bttl AlCetlOl Nht ~ NN' wv
cordingly ruled out by the Court.
Mr.. Beach argued that this paper had
been prepared, and Il was agreed that II
should be submitted to Beecher, Counsel
quoted from legal authorities 10 show
that communication between husband and
wife shown tsAthlId party could ORs
proved. -
Judge Nelson said il would be difficult
and hG.would like to hear'Mr! !JEYarEdn
the subject.
Mr. Evarts argued that the confidence
OF the wife in the'husband WIS that II
was to be used in the interview to sup.
press any controversy that might arise on
.Re Ptrtbf, ,tbsywsi Hshad mot beard
any Views 70 ctAitlJ the-%tthts8 " tliks
part Of that paper and relate its contents.
lie held that the whole narrative WIS in
'udmissablc, Us being out Of the the con.
iidencc Of the wife and that bo letter aJnd
copy had been destroyed. " I.yfgD
After some further argument Judge
Neilson said he would still rlIla put the
paper. @Jtt.t. p ~,
Mr, EyaFts then moved to strike out
thisevidcnce on tho ground that il would
disparagc the SiA al gaTihg proof Of the
adultery Of the wife, II not being com.
peIel5 qec0tSplPg lqlaS 40.
Iquge Selsop telpSeu 'h'T' ""' u" VA
'ceptl0h was laKen' ,-u..
On The third Il Janpafy | I.wentIo Mbnl.
toms, and shortly after l}eecler entered
the roomi MouIton s'tlu shoniD'"y' La IL.
illse 70 speak 70 nm IN nus mouse ri ri
plieu now couiu l 20 30, knoWing nS r,Iaa. Iau
ruined my wlie. Moullon Ha'a, ii1 iLpm
could you act TO ? man who hun!o.SI5 uuG! / "
himsoll'beloEe ySI Ia5 DelDrsh 1s,l ~. '"v, W,
l then sag upou Inortim .t tIoo H.
Beecher Said' VI DO not put nv any pitea t.l
Tor myself. II yoI..wlsh me 10 re.iFG rnI :
lrSH ths pptJPI5 oniy !s,i, Say tpe F wv I
viii ieaHe iheteWill Pe ~ heiis IiTns u
pews, ana WI g. 9u5 q uplig Ii Iiie' !
Wi eiIhergo .out Oh llIe, M " ~ Sulaue ,..iI u
Journey 70 % soIe D SanGl Hra iEash " W. v.wOn JAZZ ="
hy wie Saiu peeCnIeIr tIIl opsn' .s...S ue,sI ~ ~
know thlS, ior N auuitiI" l'g " DeIos So.i.,.5 )
your enemy m Sne NO. mo'.u ia I.in,, Sy Ao,."HS O,
mine ny SSiH nsiItn InI r.;USi"O% 's.H ".; oi'wOT'
himself anu ELitape.n ,.I,,, was no' ~, aiSIS GS
marEeu Dy sexual In.e[CTu'sg, ~ anu e he
eoula not oneT my eAGnSS i iDD Ip ins' I'M nn me
asked me 10 DelleEe mat .. me nna "SESt .,,St
sought ler ior selllsn !tposvs u,isot a,u .o ~
tnelr l1tercourse @ MaS lton. ,nIia'Vs ,ho ~
love and nol ,us.i 'hat Sng was us,I .n1 % Sni
woman he haa ever loYeai nc s nsKeu S,, I'o II
could rel.s1ate neE ~ my ioye uIin ~ es-
teem ana drew picture ol man NJ li.I sh..n y
on RrlnK an saI ,e was S,a "a tS iS
hei fenIDeF ss peSSner ,,,aiaa, sa "YIn hus.i ~
wnichs lea wv 9ttt Ist l.NlVs1, kkf ~ IL
gfieii during me eonVerso KIN Ini Iai' ~
houIton, Mnlch Si!ness uiu ,.iSL III msiaE nea
beecner appeaten StsyIe 49,! ~ in.. WI Si,U,, ,o
Nloniton fe9ues'ea mines9 " isa.s Nv t,o. sl.v
togethes ana nc uld soi len uaIs aitrr ~.
this interyleT al9pItSn Ta4S tSI I q
Beecher wa3 Presen1S y shs iesg 4 ,Su -.
written tok3pweh, ~ y 4 a y ili ~ ~ ~
Under d1senssion Snaa pssp sSns .tl!, ~ "
twice i9 reference 20 sgme eonlg.qtIa1 a1loI 'i
abQpt this letter MeuIton Gean IL alQuu,
any told Beecher tnau written u MINK li,..
Ing that ! mustfnake some e1planta!ioni
to the pubic aR9Hl we tetmE,ila,slYo tmE,lll,sYn "
my services WIN RoTen tola Iiib .,, laas