Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-27

counsel received very severe rebu"e tom nc
Court for The manner IN when ne c"'aHc, ="
part Of the examnauon, and was ordcfeu - ~
his seat The Attorney General continued II u
tho end floor
D;reci resumed --Angus Mcleod was an oi'icer
in the Incorporated militia, aud made use u ''''
horses Of his brother when he wIsn.n ''s"'
ArciibaL ITorrison--knows Dir. Mehs"-'
has seen Col. Duncan Cameron se'tf"'
Ives IN Toronto, he believes; heard Of Inc oo-
s,ruction of the Caroline from his tanner; nc was
nj IN. cato OF the cottage about . "el'' ~ "he"
tho Colonel called, and told MIN 10 car MS IAN
or that he wanted to SEQ him; geniIeinah was
win tho Colonel; they were in a Nv" toFse "hg
~ +. he called his father, and went down IN CON
,,nv with him: the Colonel told his fathef that
The Caroline had been burned and sent over me
Falls; Mr. Mcleod, at that tune was IN inc par
Tor Of his fathers house; he came there me nigh'
before; thinks before tea; he went away me h.A'
morning; thinks abon, o'clock; It was aiief
brc,kf,.t. he left On horseback; he went W 10
wards the Falls. &c
Cross eramined BY Attorney Gener"t--is III.
teen years OF age. Mcleod was ire ti."'J ~
his father. D.es not know how often nc fe,",',
"a al ,yht Hs came horseback, aho iei'
81. s,me w,v Has not seen Colonel Cameron,
~, bo recollccts since he called nj hrs fathers
with The intelligence Of the Caroline. iie re-
members Colonel Cameron because OF 'he Caro
hne Thinks ne knew the Colonel when nc Gait
ed: about three years ego; Ii was IN the year
1897.
Direct rcsuncd-Colonel Cameron gave his
father, that moruiag. piece OF the caro-
line; he to k il up to tho house. and sawed 'ec
off from it ne then put II on The table hh", al
ter his father returned from the gate IL was sh!"n
to tho family Saw his father show II t" SIC
Leod The night before. the first he 81" Oh NC
Leoi was in his "a theirs house, IS not sure W"ah'
er no saw him when he first came up to The house
Have frequently before put up his horse, ma NJ
an aster that night. Knows that Mcleod was nj
brought
niece of tho Caroline. Had heard OF The troubles
before.
C,os,-cram;natioa resumed by attorney Gen-
1.-The nexi lime Mcleod called was "nen
he came from Chippewa. THINKS lie was at 'he
Cottage on New Years day.
Mrgaret Morrison, wife Of Lieut.. Morrison.-
Has known Mcleod for SIX Years. Has heard OF
the destruction Of the Caroline. First heard OF
il in the morning, aud understood 1t was zone me
night before. Col. Cameron, OF Toronto, brought
the inielyeuce. He brought NJ The tame piece
Of the boat Saw small piece that Mr. Nor
rison had cut oil. AT this Time Alexander Nc
Lcod was in her parIor. Ha came tho night be-
fore, abou. seven o'clock. He took tea With the m
that night lie remained all night. Mr. M2rri-
son would not consent 10 bis leaving Thinks
tina, her hu.ba nd and Mcleod were together until
near twelve o'clock Witness was the last up IN
the house. He slept in tho Par'or--sirpt on II
slretcher The par 'r was not 10 con- u N use-
Mr.. McLeod's boots zero taken 't"'" 'he P''"'
in the morning and dry. They were wet when
pulled off He did no, leave the house that night,
10 her knowledge Could not have left, with his
boots without witness knowing 1t.
Saw Mcleod after IL O'Clock that night; the
family, Younger part, wen, TO bed about ~ 3"
clock. mex, morning, n little after :, saw Mcleod;
witness had been up about half an hour; when
Col Cameron came along McLend WAS IN the
parlor: Mr. Morrison informed Mcleod 81 the
destruction Of tho Caroline; thinks Mcierd ez-
Z, I.vyo NO there.
cottage Immediately after breakfast; ls sure Il
was tho night of tho destruction OF the Caroline
when Mcleod ut her house; saw him return
from Chippewa; he dtd not stop, but projected on
TO Niagara; N that time he had cannon baIi 10
his hands il was said TO have been fred from
Navy Island.
Cross-eraBsined By Hr- jenkins Does not
know in what way he came to her house, whetho,
on h,rsebacf or otherwise; had heard mat I'D
came on horseback; does no: know that her son
Archibald took The horse OF Mcleod; knows no
thing Of the call of Cameron but from hearsay
doses not personally know the colonel: Mcleod
s,aid at her house on Christians night: THINKS he
remained also on the night alter the races at The
Falls: was not in tho habit of remaining all nigh
frcuuenily he was there also on the night OF the
ID of January: Mr. Morrison's on the
lst and Mcleod the d; the family were on
terms OF intimacy until a certain period: one al
Mr. Morrison's daughters bv n former wife iiTee
for some time with Mcl.eod-irom The time when
she teit her husband uutii hCLet'd was hiIte 't'
in the States: the piece of wood left bv ooione
Cameron had all the appearance OF having been
burned; thinks Mcleod left her house at abou
half past nine in the morning.
Direct resumed by JTr. SPencer-tlas been The
wife of Lieut.. Morrison for thirteen wears.
Cross animation resumed. Does not rem n
Der that he remained all nigh; 81 any subsequent
time after the race, al Christmas, on the 23sh o.
December, mud on the 2d OF January, he came
on the lst Of January.
Direct resumed BIZ ur. SpeEcer.-The affair q
the Caroline was the subject Of convcfsatan al
breakfast; II was The subject OF general converse"
ton afterwards for some days
Direct resumed Tho daughter 10 whom she
had before alluded is now at home At her father
house II was tho affair between this daughter
and Mcleod that severed the former intimacy
This daughter was married to a man named
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