New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19


Beechg.
O. Handing another paper witness Now pray tell me
what paper s need not ask that question: however Inc
COPY put in evidence and agreed TO supply the on
ginal.
Judge NeIson-He may say n that is the original
The witnessThat in Henry Ward Beecbrs handwriting
Mr.. Evsrts-The card to The Eager
The witness-Mr Bcecher the card to The Rge with
out my knowledge OF afterwards after had been agreed
on. That is his handwriting
Mr. Pleron-I offer the first paper in evidence Tread
ingl. -
DxAR SsR Moved by sense Of duty as member OF Fly
e Bowen and TSedofs TitoDp and have fqoeste
Halliday to call meeting OF the Examining Committee IN order
that may make the charge before them. =,
Thinking yea would perhaps ike be made acquainted
where was informed that you had returned 70 Peckslh
therefore write you by early mail tod'y.
YOsrs, very truly W. =, ,y.u
Copy letter marked Exhibit No. 53'O
Mr. Fuerton-f the Court please offer the original
q MIR Beccher's card 10 The Brsoelyn RGgle.
Judge Neison-Which had reference to the other day
Mr. Fullerton was read the other day and which
not produce.
MIR Eyarts-As we understand that card which was under
taken to be read from The Eg appeared in the evidence
that altered by the editor il your Honor will remcm CT
therefore ally Mr. Beechers card and they ad not
original Of that but my recollection that that had relation 70
Mr. Fullerton Sic this Is the one
Mr. Evarts- anything To do with the other 1t Is
not the matter that referred to there
Mr. Fullorton-n is the original. far as there Is any
oSidnd
Mr. EyartsI has not anything to do with It, It orgi
md ps may proper evidence and may be now offered
sugbt know. bat this not the paper as understand It,
Judge Neson-You have in mind that it paper that re-
lated to something the Woodruff papert
Mr. Eyarts-Yes. Sir
Mr. Feron-Having the paper from The brooklyn Edge
in evidence having produced the origin al far a. there is
one discharged my duty and fulfilled my Obligation and
IL you (ar Evarts) don't want it read leave it out,
Mr. Earsis another card and has been in evidence
Mr. Fucron-Yes but promised to pod CO the original
OF Mr. BeeChet's you complain that have fulfilled my
promise then sorry made IT, now produce the orig
nal Of the article printed in TIE Eagle which the gentle
the other side desired You Mr Eyart9 called Tor
the paper itself in which it was published
Judge NesonThe card which you read in reference to 7
Eag commenced with the fact that The Eagle had not been in
accordance with Mr Beecher'
Mr. EyartsWe waived that when you Fuertonl showed
us in the paper what copy We didn't care for the og
nal EIg article Then you began to read what was supposed
generally prepared by Mr. Beecher but appeared was
not.
judge Nelson-There wero some alterations made in IT,
Mr. Fulerton-Apd hence now produce that prepared
by Mr. Beecher.
Mr. Evarts-Not bit oft That is what in The Ea9e
just as what you read was from The Eagle
Mr. Fueron-And you called for the original Of the Beeche
article, and have produced that.
Mr. Evsrts-No, you mistaken in thinking this original
paper you have brought here has anything to do with that
Judge Neison-We understand that.
Mr. Fuorton-I will forgive my friend the other side and
won't 60 further with that offer now In evidence the
article as published in Tho Brooklyn Eagis
Mr. EysrtsThst object to. 1t has been ruled out once
Judge Noison-Mr Fullerton, how do you connect Mr.
Beecher with it
Mr. Falerton-I think 1t Is in evidence already
judge NesonDoes that card with reference
the that The Edg had not been IN accord with Mr.
| Beecheri
Mr. Fulerton-Yes Sir
| Judge Neson-That is the one you read.
Mr. Besch-It was partly read recolec and then objected
to on the ground had been altered after preparation by
Mr. Beecher 1t then withdrawn, and the original as pre-
pared by Mr.. Beeoler read.
Judge Nelson to Mr. Beach-You think then it not all
read
Mr. Beach-It was all read recOect the OF
the evidence and propose this published and
submitted to Beesher his from tenn
| porary absence. and adopted by him.
| Mr. Eyarts-That may be, and that is new evidence
Judge NeilsonVery well, we will take 1t in that view.
Mr. Eyarts-He has not said thatyet.
Judge Neison-we will come to that.
Mr. Fullerton beginning to read ITO the Editor Of tht
| Brooklyn Edgle-
Mr. Evartswe don't understand that this is material.
| with it,
Mr. Fullerton has already connected him with It, but
| will do IL again
O. What did Mr. Beecher say you in reference to tn
article published in The brooklyn Eagte'' A lie thanked M
| for it.
| Mr. Beach-He said that before.
Mr. Fullerton-IIe said that emphacally and distinctly
Judge Nclson-This articlei A. Yes, Sir.
Mr. Fullerton IIeading)
| To the Editor Of the brooklyn Eagle: -
In long and active life has rarely happened that TN
Ed0 and myself been accord questions of commo
concern to our fellow am for this resson mpee
% y %beG the inc columns Of The Eagle Of lat
testimony have just returned to the city TO learn tina
application been made to Mrs Victoria Woodruff for lei
tiers of mine supposed contain information respecting
tain stories against have no objection 10 nav
me Eag state, IN any way deems it, that Mrs Woodruff
or any person who have letters OF mine
their possession have my cordial consent to publish them
and mors which have for some past been circulated abou
are grossly untrue and stamp them general and partcua
as utterly iAi'' HENRY WARD BrrcHHn.
! Paper marked " Exhibit No. 80 y
O. In one part Of your testimony you speak OF statemen
read to Mr. Beecher and used this observation 81 will rea
one clause it, and you stand that you can stand tn
whole Of it, or any part Of It," words 70 that effect Yo
s,otd feferre5 TO letter Of Mrs ton, or statement
Mrs Tilon to Dr. Storrs Handing paper TO witness Loo
at the paper which show you and whether that tn
paper to which you reerred' ITO Judge Neson The
ton Of this paper deferred because not present
the time As stated to your Honor have been little EN-
bsrassed by the unfortunate and serious illness Of Judg
| Morris.
| The winess-Yes Sir, that Is the letter
Mr. Evarts- your Honor please look this pape
during the recess
Judge Neson-Yes Sir ITO the juryl Gentlemen, you cal
retire aud please be in your seats at o'clock.
MRS. TITON'S TRUE STORY.
Mt Jors eoes;on ,yae raeunad Of o N, n,,renan