New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

taed wrote do remember whether he dictated that or
not
Q Yoa wrote down from his dcatsou A Prom what he
told me; don't think wrote from his die,aton.
q And TINT e what he thought the should BET A.
Yes, Sir that lie substantially what suppose he thought the
answer should be
Mr. shearnan-The following lie the anrvu which Mr.
Beeeher wrote
my DEAR FEBD Whatever Mr. Thton formerly said
and frankly confessed ia he bad been ms BY tie state
ments OF one who when confronted backed down from bus
charges.
In some .onse am in para to blame for HE ndigna
sboa, ai which have reason 70 believe were e.aerae or
wholly false After full conference and explanation there re
reconciliation have taken the place Of exasPeraton OF
shall not chase after that viii run them
her foot silently any coal or hot ende and crush them
ont sgOs ng the miserable ef will be nae az dead N New
the s thank you for your aeeona soeude and for you,
your lster came when Of town.
had ito 70 60 ont again & in ~@ssdaty n The papers DO not
o. should be got up Of course there enough ttle
enemies fan the matter and create annoyance though fna
damage.
lam your sneeaOna,e uncle
Mr. shearnan-The note which Mr. Ton prepared a rub
titute for THE 70 be W Mr. Perkins fol0vs
dorsed the back Of the letter n Mr. kOasons hand
writing:
An enemy Of mine a. now learn poisoned the mind Of
Theodore Tton by telling him stories concerning me, T.
being angered against had quoted similar stories
against him. which had heard from the party retaated
Theodore and through mutual friend were brought to
geher found upon explanations both were the
victims Of the same slandereT."
M0ULTON APPRISED OF HIS MOTHERS DEATH.
Mr. Fullerton-Will your Honor permit the wit
step the doori messenger wishes him.
Judge KesonThe suggestion that the wi,nere Hep to the
door.
Mr. Eyartswe ash him TO val. for moment not FOR any
subject but only to whether have read the whole OF
this.
Mr. shearman-he following additional words leaving the
paper unfinished
Theodore has taken pans 70 say 70 parties that y"
The Wtness-shal read it,
mr. shearman hands the letter 10 The witnessl
The Wltness-Ttat s my handwriting
Judge Neleon-Can you read III
Mr.. Evarts-It has been read
Mr. Traey-Do you remember about IL now, king ~
A. No Sir don't remember whether that sekce was con
euded nc That what you askng abogtthe last
sentencef
Mr. Tracy-Yes Sir
The vitness ITO Judge NeBeonl-sha step the door
now, your Honor
Judge NeisoR-Yes Sir
Mr Fuleon-hsy please your Honor suppose the wit
viii not be able return to complete hs
on 10 subject himte 10 the redirect Examination The
sudden and unexpected death Of HE mother makes
that he should sppOe give attention 20 his family which 10
now afflicted. Il occurred few minutes since.
Judge Neilson-His mother died .hs morning3
Mr.. FuIlerton-Yes, sir
Judge Heilson-Has he net learned the fact1
hr Fullerton-Ho has not learned It yet
Judge NeBson-TbeD gentlemen It viii have 10 be do
fened.
Evarts-During lat moment OF the witness examn'
alton the intelligence my learned friend Judge
Fullerton having reached the wtness and he spoke 70
subject and the result this communication 10 him,
which Of will require that yonr Honor and ourselves
should accede HE wshe. may be in regard to IT,
Ms Fuleron-I suppOse had better be deferred to
future day Of tbs rial when he
Judge Eelson-Of course that will b. very proper.
The Witnes--I jus heard Of my mothers death and
viii continue th examination II II does not take too long
Judge Nelson-It II agreed that it shal be deferred
Tle Witness takes the witness stand)
Judge NeilsonSothng VIII be gained by your continuation
Of the examination
Mr. Fullerton-The thinks he had rather hnsh IL
now 20 az not be under the necessity Of returning
Judge EelsoB- Will be necessary that the witness shall
return perhaps Ii day think this had better be
deferred.
MT Evarts-of ooune suppose II will be necessary
ID
be proceeded with and that being
prefer that should rather than another me
Mr. Beach have made request to the witness that he
should private and personal grief regard
public duty. think il desirable that hs exana
ton should close and be has yielded my request viii
conclude the examination.
Judge Nelson-Haye you agreed about the direct eIai
nation when that shall be concluded :
Mr. sheamsn-M Beach says he viii 90 with the redirect
examination also.
Paper heretofore shown witness NAKED Exhibit D., Al
Mr. Tracy-The witness may not be Of the length Of
time that his examination may continue
The Wnese-I viii wait, Sir until il IL finished.