New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

the rcscds OF these v Of Mr. Boccher when he called 70
see husband did your husband that then In the
p-esnoe OF the two you did not kiss Mr. Beechef did
not
And you very distinct in that recollection are you
A. Yes, Sir
O. Do you remember occasions OF his visits and, In the
Of your husband putting your hands upon his shout
his neck and appealing your husband to take care
Of this good man A. Yes remember occasion partcu
larry.
@. One you remember that. A. Yes Sir
q When that A. II vas on Friday night, just be-
foro--
q What Friday night A. remember ii Friday night
because Mr. Beecher his way then 10 his Plymouth
10 his prayer meeting
@ Well, you remember II a. 4 Friday night, A. Yes,
@ Can you give the year s,d part Of the year' No.
Sir.
@ You cannot say at all what stage Of things that oc-
curred' A. No. Sir.
@ DO you remember In what Il was' A. Yes Sir; II
was in our front room; second story front room.
@ And that the usual place Of your meeting that IT, OF
Mr. meeting your husband! A. There not any
ususl place; they met in every ROOM In the house.
O. Well that common place common as any other
wasn't i'll A. Yes. Sir.
WHAT Mrs. M0ULTON SAID TO Mr.. HALLIDAY.
Q. DO you remember, Mrs. Moulton, seeing Mr..
Halliday some occasion A. Yes. Sir
O. Aud having conversation with him In relation to t' mat
ter otMr Beechcrsi A. No. Sir don't remember any con
versaon hare had with Mr. Halliday bearing this case
@ DO you remember that after the Woodruff publication.
Mr.. Halliday came to your A. Ycs Sir.
q On the subject Of that publication A. Yes, ST.
O. DO you remember answering the bell lie rang, and In
Producing him into the house A think do yes Sir.
O. You remember that A. Yes, Sir.
O. Now do YOU remember his saying YOU mrs Monlton
what does this Woodruff business meant How Is II that your
connected with it, a remember that he referred
to the Woodruff story,
O. Did you TO that 81 don't know what right Mrs
woodhul had my name had nothing to do with it''
A. think might have made that reply,
O. And In further conversation between him and on that
subject did you say Mr. Halliday, M Halliday Mr. Bcecher
Is my pastor and has been from my childhood AMI believe III
him. and they say nothing that will lessen my confidence III
him or my affection for him psrticlef' We'll dontre
member that conversations don't remember that said that
remember distinctly that did say Mr. Halliday that
believed Mrs woodhulls charges against Mr. Beecher
O. That you did not say you believed them' A. NO
O. Don't you remember distinctly that you sad that you did
nS believe them and that there was not particle OF uah III
themi A. j don't remember that; no, Sir.
O. Well now do you not remember that you said to Mr.
Halliday the words that repeat words to this effect
"Mr Halliday Mr. Beecher Il my pastor, aud has been
from my childhood and believe in him. and they can say
nothing will lessen my confidence in HIM or my affection
for him one pscef A. don't remember the last part Of
that Sir; the first part remember.
O. The first part you remenberf A. remember that said
had been my pastor since was 10 years Old mat
had told to every one, because that was the truth.
O. Didn't Mr. Halldayknow that A. don't know how he
should have known it, 1t WAS Mr. Hadays first visit to the
house As nearly remember his fret vislt
O. Not his connection with the church, thought A No.
Sir; but he didn't know me personally.
O. Do you think your conversation with sr Halliday on ms
subject onded with telling him that you had been parsone
16 years whatever 1t was from my chdhoodf a As
nearly 40 can remember that was all that said. emcu
Der distinctly trying avoid discussing 1t with Mr. Halliday
O. Yes but asking you what you avoided but what
you said! A. don't remember anything but the first part oil
your question.
O. DO you mean say you do distinctly remember The
first partf remember distinctly telling Mr. Halliday that
Mir Beecher had my pastor since was i6 years old
@ And friend toof A. don't remember that because he
had not been my personal friend until this came up
O. Well 1t Is not friend" here; is only "pasto You
do remember then saying him that he hal been pastor
from your chdhoOdf A Yes, Sir
O. Now what else do you remember saying to him. 4 -
nearly a. can remember said to Mr. Halliday that dd not
to discuss the case
O. DO you remember that you did say that A As nearly ~
] can remember that what | said.
O. Well do you remember that you did say anything OF that
kind A. do not remember positively but think said
that to Mr. Halliday.
G. Now regard the last psrt And they say nothing
that will my confidence in him. affection for hr
Que particle do you remember distinctly that did not
SAY anything that kind A do not think could possibly
have said that because my faith hsd been destroyed in hin 1t
that time
O. That is the reason you have for thinking that you aid
not say IT. A. don't think said it, no, Sir. Idont iemem
Der to have said it.
O. Do you remember that you did say anything Of that
kinds A. l say that don't remember having said it,
o That is all thai YOU say, is III A. Yes, Sir.