, 1875-02-03

which TnAIH M0ult6n EGHaIkapIas pht )" '@'I |
nervous. aud profnse both In 'peeel
and gesture, His language - acme
times redundant, aud frequently needs
str,kiuc ont OF the evidence.
can only oIigramn,Atize his methods III
tho accusation sI,as ho "slopa oser." OF conrae,
lila great enrneetuoBa and s1tenFity Of feeling
oxu]aip tis, Passions nnti emotions fepEefscd
for yoars aro flowing out between his lips, ami
oyor such q Hcething torrent lle would be moro
than ,ran to exercise CONTROL
During tho afternoon session the audience
vab subjected to
VIOLENT BENsAT1oS
tv Tiston'a statement that 1ic once threatened to
shout Deecber dead II he did not reaign At
crieia likely to bring shame N1on Mrs. 1hson. |
II was tho aoyorcst shock Of the day to Dcccher.
Ills face Immediately filled with purple blood. |
Tltons intensity, though promising finely for
the cross-cxami.lers mekob I'm impression oh |
the jury, whom he fnceo eonstaHtly en1i'ss'z- |
ing his testimony with gestures aud movements
Of the bead. |
cosATnucT1sd NARRATIVE.
Tho direct examination of Tilton Las becn
cumulative. Every iusctv,ew with Dcechcr.
every Incident germane to tic case, every sub
ject that could b. introduced to tho plaintiffs
ndyantago-alt hayo beon brought out in his
s;a,ai .,.orofora i, tbo conatTrctton NJ . mar.
yt ratira ,nstosd ~ ,,,o dorc1onmonl of theory.
~ 49,. s,as., ~ .,,s strrctrre v,s TIN hidoona
description Of tho interview between T,lton and
| Dccchor to settle tho paternity Of little I1alph
.' i.s ;a srh,oct ,s,s n1roc,a, ,ror
| tho audience by tho recllal of that
! .lninagnablo scene. Tass horror n,adc
| all who hoard 1t hold their broath.
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! .nd neecber,e sccret how ho coneut,cd Nrou)ton
M 10 the most iudcious vay to ailonce her; how
| Mou,ton advised constant association with
hcr INV. with that desigp. ho drew IN hor IA
mone anneal To Congress-: how eho Was received
spto hin nvn and h[ou]tonts houses: how their
two wives frat rocoiled from the adventurous.
and then patronized t,cr to protect their common
secret. Inv In presided at the Stairway Hall
uentinu at which Woodruff spoke, because no
other man would undertake the responsibility
which te tasuly asBu,nel to keep her CON-
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