New-York tribune., 1875-02-16

In the s part Of that year the beginning Of The following
Of project being considered BY Of the esabshmen
Of political paper founded upon the then auafon
politics and Mr. Greeeys DEATH and the effect that hat
might have upon the already established paper TIE i
BUSBi No such project considered by me- heard
such project talked Of by Others but had NO part Or 10
| init
@ Well but tha. project entertained BY your friends
reference TO connection Of yosrsef with Not In 'h'
slightest degree tha, know Of had idea of join
| ing any such enterprise
| Q, Well, did you hear Of that at the tinei
| Mr.. Beach-Hear of what,
Mr. Evats-of project the part Of some Of your frienas
| Mr. Beach-On his behatf
Mr. Evarts-No Of establishing such newspaper-of estae
| fishing a newspaper.
| Mr. Beach-Weh, what he did hear OF ~
Judge Eeson-He has said that ne did ITO the witDess
| l understind you 30.
The witness-I heard Of two three different projects
talked or but they my projects
Mr. Byats-That have understood you TO say Wci who
werc these friends Of that understood were enter
tintng or talking about such project
Mr. Bsach-He did cay any of his friends talked
4 about H. You assuming II.
Mr. Evas-T submit to your Honor ITO the wisnsssl
| Now, IL that sot
The Witness-Ask your question again
Were those friends Of yours you understood were en-
ertainng project Of establishing new papen A. Well
friends in one sense- think the enterprise came from MI
Corne don't know that him. There were two
| or three enterprises started.
@ Connected with paper' A Yes, sr; had moth
at all to do with whatever all knowon the subject Is
my remembrance OF the gossip at the time. - --.-.
Q And about perodhe end Of the year 1872 or
the beginning Of the year ls3 wasn't t A. My impression
Is that thai later refer certain enterprises which cui
minated in the newspaper called The Reie lately >stab
\ hshed in New York and
Q Well that is a very recent matteri A. Wei, was
data M
| Union. Nh. EVartsf
Q oh, A. Because genleaen in this city waited
| to bay that for and declined.
| Mr.. TILT0N DENIES ANY INTEREST IN TIE REvOLU-
TION.
Q. Oh, no. During what period Of time was there
newspaper pubished here either in Brooklyn New York
called The RsroIu0n1 A. Well Sir it Published for
number Of years don't remember its beginning end
Q. About when; A. Can't say
Well IL wns somewhere within these years that we have
been talking Of wasn't 1 A Ny impression is that began
before the Affairs that have been discussed.
| @ Before 1907 A. Oh, yes; many years before
Mr.. Beaeh-Oh, yes; it discontinued before 1870
The Witness-I think
Mr. Beach-Yes Sir IL was
Mr. Evarts-Well, am trying to get ut the fact
Mr.. Beach-Wel took it through all its existence.
Mr. Evars ITO the wtnessWe will take the best OF
your recollection when this ReUoOa newspaper existed and
@ Well you can't recOlec sufficiently state when that
afarthat newspaper current? A. 1t founded By
Miss B Anthony and Mrs Il B. Stanton, but in what
year don't remember; hould say rough guess some
where about 1865 but mIy be wrong about it.
Q And when do you think It terminated' A. Well Mr.
Beach says before 1870 inclined think that it lasted
longer than that
@ And you at any time, editor Of that' A. No, Sin
@ Who were editors Of that paper at the time that you
knew Of its existence!
Mr. Fulerton-It seems TO me that that rs foreign this
issue
Mr. Evarts-Well that depends
Mr.. Fuerton-That depends something you have not
suggested yet
Judge Neison-I don't the maeriaHty Of it. As per
haps counsel does think he may answerit.
Mr.. Fullerton-We think the Court ought to the
terialy Of 1t.
Mr. Byars-I have heard before your Honor please
thai the question OF relevancy materiay applied
examination except under the Of the Court when it
perceyes manifesy either trivial proix inquiry.
Mr.. Fulerton-That is just character Of the inquiry
suggest.
Dir. Eyartswel, that Is not polite as it might be. AZ it
is the question asked could hardly be said We
within that rule
Judge Nelson-I think he may answer.
Nj Fuller,on-well think it proix it is impolte to
srcgest that.
Mr. Evars-Oh yes, It H.
Mr. FaeTtOn-we, you viii have 1t, ten
il Il proEx.
Mr. Eyarts-The croseIaminston may be proix but the
topic is not because Ssve just begun on it.
Mr. Beach-Wcl the dis -gss0n is
Mr. Evars ITO the witness Who were The edlt0rs' A. II
was edited from time time by rs Anthony Mrs Stanton
Mr. Pill sbury and Hrs Buard don't know whether she
the last editor nOtyes, there Tas one other editor
later, Mr. Clarke
O. Perhaps this may refresh your recollection To names
lofeiing paper To witness A. No, Sir; my recollection
don't need any reeshnent about Tat know perfectly.
O Well that is dated A. think have given you all
the editors Of The paper.
O. That Is dated June 3D. 1870.
Judge Heiison-ls that the paperi
Mr. Evars-Ths is the prospectus Of II. --'s--
Judge Neil.on-Oh II going say small
lutiou II that was tie paper. lIAushterl
O. Were you editor asssan; editor at that time on
that papcrf A. No. Sir.
G. Please that article and say that was written by
you ? A. don't remember. Sir.
O Well do You recognize this style as yoars A. Well,
Sir could not say ths-perhaps it was perhaps not
there nothing very particularly noticeable about it, may
have had something TO do with the article; perhaps did
THE TILTON-IOULTON-T TRACY INTERVIEW.
O. You have spoken of an interview between
yourself Nj Moulton Mr Tracy alone subsequent 10
interview in which Mr. Franklin Woodruff, you ;sr
A. Yes, SIR.
O. Now can the time al which this interview at which
you ard Mr. Tracy and hr Mouon together and
others-can you fix the time that that occurred A. fixed
the time other day Sir between Christmas and New Years
or else later.
@ Do you remember what day Of the week don't
vou know A No Sir