The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-07

Has r.lled orsFby he erief. A portion
onlv snswsud "a lleir namrs.
The caun inquired vhsn de ease
wauld bs ready fur trial TIE Attorney
General replied thai ills case en- behalf Il
shs People wss rrady nor. lie moved
sLaa lie trial proceed.
IL. n. "a. Spencer. Of Counsel Cor The
prisoner, ssbmined his reasons for appos-
ing he motion. Ills ssserisles Judge
Gardner Of Rochester aud Mr.. Bradley Of
I.nckpors.) wsrs both aill absent IN Ca
uada soldering testimony. He expected
sheir rstssn daily. bui sss not ready 20
proceed without lhsa Uhexpeesft diI
icullics bad bsen rneonnlered in the oh
ssining alieslimony. The witnesses hat
sinre 1887 betome seatrred over al
British NnFIh America. from Lake s..
Clair 70 he Gulf % 81. Lawrence. Many
ol IAen had been found and their trsli-
mony taken. (af which three large pack.
ages wsre produced in conrl;l but others
whose evidence MAS imparlsnl had not
ysl responded. lie could MOI feel jusnf
ed in gong 70 irisl 10 This State Of The
case. and he anoved that lhs trial be SCI
dawn Cor Monday next. (0e.ober ADJ
which was The esIlssl day thai he could
frsl certain Of being ready.
Dir. Hall iell bound 20 oppose so leng
. pnslponeneni. lie would do nothing
10 deprive The prisoner Of fair trial; but
ample time had been sllowed Coz prepars
ZION. The opposing counsel we're well
suare that the trial came on u this time;
while great number of witnesses for the
People he'd been ~ much expense. SUM
monrd great Distance from their homes.
and were now in attendance. They
could mol be detained here . whole week
be, ond tie lime necessarily employed in
The trial bot Al great ineonsenlsnee and
hardship 10 them.
Judge Gridley reserved The quesiinn
I"r the present. but with the right % the
Attorney Gsneral 10 rerew he motion on
q later day Of This week. should he think
ptoper 10 do 50. lie then made . brirf
and appropriate address 10 The jarurs
empannelrd. reminding them Of Tie ercs,
responsibility resting an them, Of their
sworn duty TO avoid ell grounds Of bias or
prejudice on The question which poruon
Of Them would be called In decide. 10 rspel
oil attempts 70 influence them BY rumurs
and indirect approaches - well Is other
wise. lie directed them, should any al
iempib made so 10 approach one or moIe
ii them. 10 give information 10 The Court.
BY whom the offence would be promplly
deal, with.
The rsso was then dropped. and The
Court proceeded 10 The lIisl uf civil causes.
! have slready heard enough 10 convince
me lhal there will be some hard swearing
and most amazing contradictions Of esi.
dence on this lriaI. twill be sworn point
blank by persons who profss. 10 have
been engaged 10 the Attack On the Caro-.
line. NJ, only thai this vefiisble Alexander
Mcleod was actively engaged in lhs,
enterprise, but that lie ordered man 10
ERE .. Duriee on the American shire. and
,ha, on The man refusing. he MACY seized
The gun from me soldiers hands. aud
shoi DuJfee dead! THIS u but an item;
aud the evidence will be equally positive
and particular on the other side.
We do m, doubt there will be awfully
hard swearing-bui rigorous cross exam-
inaiinn csnn", fail, we apprehenj, to ex-
pose il; and justice will MOI. We trust, be
SLOW 10 punish il.