Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

the deceased respecting Bruins wile and sisters have
heard him say he was afraid to 60 home at night.
William G. Holly depssed as foIIows;-
~ saw the deceased on Thursday night at O clock
l have heard him say he wns afraid to 90 home al
night; ne has asked me 20 accompany him; he said
he was fearful Of Brun; I do not know that he has
quanelled with any other person."
Mrs. Ann Eliza Vincent dep0e0d as f0llOws:-
81 am the wife of the deceased; there has been
quarrel between my husband and Henry Brun; he
said he was fearful Brun would come to the sable;
offered TO come and accompany him home; he had
not quarrclled with any one else.
Dr. Rogers deposed that the blows received were
undoubtedly the cause Of Vincents DEATH
Jane Ann Waodman daughter of Mrs. vncents,
deposed as foows:- 0.h
81 saw Brun on Thursday as was going for wa
ter; ne used threatening language TO me; he said Il
will beat that old brute to deah he did not mention
Vineenrs name, he often INDUCES in such language
the quarrel between Vincent and Brun grew out Of
dispute between two of their children.
For the exculpatien of Brun, who appears impli-
Gated in this foul transaction, several witnesses were
called
Mary Ann Brooks depesed as follows
Il live in the same house with Henry Brun; saw
Mr.. Brun on Thursday evening on the back stOOp of
our house; afterwards saw him 60 up stairs: / did
not or hear him come down again; do not think
II possible for person 10 come down stairs and not
be heard; the front door locked there is no back
way out excepting through the CELLAR if any one had
gone out that way must have hea him; Mr.. Brooks
was told what had happened; he went and knocked
at Bruins door, and informed him; he knocked seve-
raj times before he got an answer.
Mrs. Brun states that her husband went to bed
between and 8 o'clock, and did not 60 out after
wards. Thus the case stands at present.
Verdict-death from blows by some person una
knOwa.
Police, Jsne 2Sth-Robbery at Waterford, Sara
toga.-On the night of the 2lst June lnst the watch
store of Roger C. Evans was entered by means of
false keys when the thieves carried away watches to
the amount of nearly $3.50, besides, silver spoone
jewelry, &C., to the amount of $3.50 more. part of
the property has been traced to this city, and was
found in possession Of Belden Kellogg who, with
man named Edward Simons, committed the burglary
Kellogg was arrested yesterday by officers Holman,
Merritt and G. f. Hays and sundry articles OF the
stolen propertywhch have been identified as part of
the stein property. Kellogg says that the robbery
was perpetrated Ly Smons, who gave him the pro-
perry TO dispose OF in New York. Simons has made
himself scarce, and thus fer the present escaped.
Resolutions of the Great Webster Meeting.
l. Resolved, That do heartily approve address now
read and warmly recommend to the perusal Of the Ame
Resovea That in the judgment of this meeting ii is the
Congress provide remedy for existing emLar
close they shall have prepaT
ed the TOR return 10 specie payments in place pre-
Resolved That approve the following sentiments of
Mr. Webster profess to be buionist in the usual
cepted sense OF that world for solid specie for
our circulation and for specie as part Of the circulation
value to paper merely paper abhor paper to
o aes S & % that may not be converedn
Resolved, That we approve the determination expressed
By Mr. Webster il his place the Senate not to for Ma
Resolved, That tree known by its fruits have the
% s Ie
by their results The Nation lies parayzed and Frustrated
Resolved That the experience the last few years has
that under Government under all
nent that branch liable corruption and abuse-lhat
branch which in its latent energies most
Saudh
fore the people cannot exercise much caution their
Resolved, That The only constitutional remedy in the
hands Of the people for the evils which prevail in the
instrument by which peaceful vet efficient soo nav De
the food Of calamity which sweeping the length
g. Resolved, That ilustroas citizens who in
g sf oES 81 a2ifRS9uy fna
hns s q Which is
luse not to famyno 70 weal.-not to mean trucking 70
its posessor abilities IN the cause Of
TO wisdom as practical as Is comprehensive-to mode
council equaIed only by It's rnness purpose and
ersaon 81 the Constitution IL is purity and Of the rights and
and best interests of the whole country.
o. Resolved That in view Of the place occupied by Mr.
Webster confidence and affection Of the American pee
nation 10 him as IL candidate for QUE SURFACES al the next
Presidential election sincerely believing that by his election TO
country and the world, that the dominion ofrespon
sbe among was at an endisi The reign ofaw and
American people ara sound to the core IN their devotion to
Constitutional liberty.
TO- Resolved That hold il morally and politically right
and that due the open and manly conf
ience which should characterize citizens In their
ncaons political subjects with each other that should
Thus declare preference under existing circumstances
the distinguished Statesman just named-a whom the
Country respects of It's choicest and OF its
shining lghis-a worthy OF liberty who side by side with
the ustous Clay hasstooa foremosn the the Wings
and given himself up the exposition and defence Of their
princpes and that pledge ourselves, in the Wings
should adopt him their candidate, to do thing
mote election consistent with the character OF honest
frcemen contenang for their rights
IL Resolved That while thus express preference in
the existing ofhings for Mr. Webster we
parate ourselves political friends here elsewhere
but hereby determination to abide the result OF
National Convention that question, Or to adopt other
which majority ri the Wings In Congress
their political friends pursue, in order TO produce
fair expression of the sentiments Of the Wing party this sub
ject
accordance with the following resolution, the gentlemen
named below were appointed Committee.
Resolved, That COMMITTEES be appointed to carry into
cution the objects of this meeting
Oliver Cobb, sidney A. DoAne,
Philo Hiyer John ksmIck,
). II. Williams '' Albert H. Doughty,
John Barston, Benz Drake,
r. M Morrison b. B. Howell,
Jonathan Loyeioy, samuel Webster,
Samuel L. Wyckon, Jesse Wells,
Moses II. Crunch, Edmond Devereaux,
james Styles BrszIoi wyer,
NuVh Martin, J. Hitchcock
simeon DuJW, John l. sharp.
WIN. s. johnson, "a. r. Chapman,
Samuel Steven, Andrew Grossr
John II. Ferris Owsby,
1saac Andersen, y MOSS
Caleb NJ Little, Ferris Fineh,