The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06

the room aud burst out laughing; / recoHect that
interview. and think when she came inro the
room she came up dnd kissed me very cordially;
that Is but skeleton interview, but do not re-
member the topic when had. brought me there,
only that II was something with which ne was uIs
satisfied with me, as II hadn't done the duty
that was expected OF me; try TO remember but
O. Now, during TINS spring and up to this time
you have now named, oil the latter half or May aid
/ you understand That Ill leelIng between you and
Mr.. Tllton or misunderstanding was removed
A. old, sir; thought the ain Guilty was all dss-
pated and my-that the only Lnlng remaining wds
the performance OF the undertakings which we
h. ID engaged.
q. Ia regard to the future prosperity OF Mr..
Tilton? A. Mr. Tllton, the exoneranon OF his
name from any imputatlon. so lar as could, from
blame, ana nphodlnR him by influence as far as
legltlmal ely could.
&. Now, SIR during this interview. did you have
another VISIT TO MI. Tllton's house in FEBRUARY OF
tnat year, except the one you nave stateos A.
DON'T recall any, sir DON'T recall but one otner
VISIT ever made to the mouse from that day 10
this.
q. And when was thatS A. can't exactly AK
that date, sir; 1t was the interview IN when saw
q. How late was THAR A. -
q. Wei, ia what yearg A. 1t was in the year
q. In the fall was II ? A. II might have been in
the iall have an Impression that IL was, but still
| Will not nold myself bound To tnat time.
Q. You don't connect II with this period? A.
Yes; 1t had connection with the dltnculty that
rose through this period.
O. But you DON'T connect it in date with this
spring PERIOD; II you do Will inquire about It: II
NOT VIII postpone tuntli tnat season is reached?
A. Well, my Impression is, sir, that 1t was an ln-
terview IN the November OF 1871.
@ Yes; very weliS a. But this Is corrected
impression.
q Wel 50 treat it; we won't inquire about
that now. 1t is not my present purpose Now,
SIR viii read to you passage IN Mr.. ,rilron's
timony OF an interview IN February.
PATERNITY OF LITTLE RALPH.
'tMr. Beecher came to my house one morning
about the irst or second weeR, probably the
second week-yes, certainly the second week III
February, 1871; he mad come In pursuance OF
request which had sent to him through MIR. Moul-
ton; Mr.. Beecher came IN the morning, while
hm Ia The paro and told MN to Up AIRS ato
my study: he immediately went up and followed
MIN; crossed the door behind me, aud alter ne
took hts seat 1 SAID TO him, Il called you
htner, sir, in order mat you may remove, II you
can, shadow from the future lie OF the little BOY
/ winch your crlnlnal intimacy began; this little
I boy was born lew months after tnat; II the date
1 winch his mother has given IS correct, IT
4 Will save dlshonor from being attached TO his
name; wan. you 70 tell me before
\ possible, 70 snie;a him, aud | want, more than
that to KNOW the truth; tell me tue truth; and ne
i (LnaL YOU told me on his word oil honor be-
lore God, that the date which Mrs. rllton had as
\ signed was the correct Gay; at That moment Mrs.
i Tlton. VINO nad followed me up stars, came into
the room, ana when | stated TO her the point OF
conversation she burst INTO tears and asseverated
i as sic mad done once before, tnat the cate she
\ had given was correcrn Now, Mr.. Beeoher, dld
any sucn interview ia which that topic that SUD-
ject OF the spurousness OF the BOY or the adultery
4 oil the vile was mentioned, ever occurY A.
4 (alter pause) Can you not divide tnat question
Y and let me ask-he asked-whether lather asked
Il the seducer OF MS wife
I Mr.. Beach interrupungJ-o moment II your
Y Honor please, must OBJECT TO this.
/ Mr.. Eyart.-i ne question, Mr.. Beecher, is merely
\ for your answer, wne her any sucn interview any
sucn conversation, any sucn topIc OF conversation,
was ever raised between you ana MIR. TIlton A.
Never. between me anu Mr.. hilton alone, IN the
presence Of ms WIFE; never any such conversA-
lion, nor anytnlnS out OF which sucn converse
tiou could be made or imagined TOOK place; lt Is
monstrous and absolute lalsehoou. loud APP
plause)
PLYMoUTH'S PLAUDITs REBUKED.
Mr.. Fullerton-l Your donor please, / think
few words can BE properly said az TINS juno.
lure 10 regard to tnese unseemiy and
dlsreputaole manifestations OF applause.
Your Aonor,s admonlnons are entirely dis
regarded The trends OF the deIenoanL
seem determined TO empnasize this dramatic part
OF the scene here Win their neelS and their
hanos, suppose maniesltng great pleasure that
Mr.. Beecuer is aole TO Geny these allegations as
II they were surprised at MS ability TO 40 so.
be IN the church where they De ong ther haplts
ought not 70 be brought into TINS temple OF jus
r,s = %ropg ~ evety IeSIe Ell u Is an out
may be able 70 say. cannot prevent IL; out
TANK n onIcers were stationed IN tins room
M 10 tue bar Of THIS Court aay
person who committed such violation OF pro-
pretty and heve EIm punished, tnat u would Tut
stop IT. IL Is heraldec lorln 10 the wora through
the puohc press that there are manifestations OF
great applause anu appreciation whist TIE deiend-
ant Is giving his testimony anu denying the ale
gatIons Drought against aim. i am PERFECTLY wnl-
ing that Mr.. beecneris testimony should have all
tne enect II 10 enttled TO- am winng that II
should De consIoered properly. calmly, and tue
Y
ments Oi any other witness IN tnis case aetermlned
7 III proper ana legal way; out 10 have people
come mere iOr the purpose OF INDUCING IN APP
pause that IL MAJ reach Lnat jury poX anu aliect
the minds Of tAOse gentlemen there, Is MT to
be tolerated Tor one moment anu we had better
either break up tnls Court aud abanuon tins trial
or else nave order preserved
MIR. Lvarls-l believe, II Your Honor please, that
the public judgment gives Your Honor the credit
o. preserving, IN an unusually fortunate degree,
decoIum. quiet aud order ougn TINS trial. Al
though it Is trial that touches toe SEN
slbi.Ites OF men and Affects greatly tue
divided judgments o the nienos or adhe-
nave been Indlcated some Impartial NAM
lestattons or app.ause Tor the ei0quence ana
points OF my Learned Hlends and now and then
Tor some witness successful IN pleasing toe atten-
ton, aud 1nally IN toe great ana I'm portant s.
iIeve that the audience has been very temperate
IN all these manifestations, ia every IOrm; that IL
has been instantaneous as supposed: ~ was
little unpremelI dted demonstration, whether
II was drawn lortn by the e0quence oil my mend
Mr. Beach OF by the wit u my TREND MI. Fuller
ton, or W the energy Of tue witness Moul-
ton, or 6y the sharpness OF Bessie Iur-
ner or py the soiemnlty OF Mr.. Beecner.
Aud you can't supp ess On one SIDE or tue other.
IN a crowd OF Intelligent anu leelIng human
beings, some natural lnuIcauOn OF tns kind, ana
ii n Is 1Imlted as a. seems 10 me, in all canaOr
should ieei on Doth SIDES mat u - uut a uere
monetary expression, doubtless regretteI aud
rspsn,sa oL5y ne SasaaE yorqo3 q 59e audi
dIsngurc this trlai, that mas been so orderly and
creu.taole a. u seems 70 me- under Your honor's
administration. by suggestion that real and
important miraculous q aecOrum and PROPHECY
tOUk pace.
Mr.. Fullerton-Tnis IS the drst instance | ever
knew In the administration OF justice where the
evidence OF witness mas Ueeu be subject OF re-
peaicd applause against the aam0nitlon oil the
Court. dOn't believe snytning 10 tue experience
Of nv learned irieud on the % er side or OF Your
Honor, eau recall ~ MAD any sucn occurrence. If
Your Honor naG not admOniSded these people
over and over again tnatib must not re epeated,
then what tue counsel says migat De true-tnat IL
was involuntary anu untntentlOna, Out Your
Honor tnat IL Is persisted III. IL Is repeated
In the teeth OF Your HonOr's
- F. NJ nm
They pay no attention to what Your Honor says
They seem not to care what Your Honor wishes In
that regard Dat ~ Is repeated ana IL is repeated
Tor RE purpose oil having ~ 20 iyrtn to the w0rd
and " exert an influence there aud by It's renex
actlOn TO reacn tne JurJ box mat don't beneve
they can enect. out II mars the harmony and pro-
prlety OF the occasion, ana ~ nope and trust Your
Honor VIII exert all tue power that your
possession aud tue force tae law puts WITHIN
your reach Tor the purpose Of having this trial