Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18


bearer of dispatches from Thomas w. D"rr
to the editor of the Providence Republican
Herald. d.-and from Welcome B. Sayles TO
his brother, John O. Sayles. lie was exam
med before Edward IT, Hazard, Esq. and
averred that he had no other business in
Rhode Island than the delivery Of the letters
in question. Soon after his arrest, his bag
qape, which had been left at the rail road de-
pot, was sent for. IL consisted Of trunk and
coat and carpet bag. The trunk and coat he
owned to be his, but declined to say whether
tho carpet bag was or was not his. II snbse'
1ncnlIy appeared from the evidence, that tho
carpe, bag was the property Of Th, w. Dorr'
and TINT IIoskins went after it at SPragues
tavern in Chepachet, where Dor left It IN his
last flight on the 27th June. The bag con-
,nined sundry papers and letters, which are
said TO be Of much importance, though their
contents have not been made public. The
letter from Dorr to the editor of the. iiera ld'
was very long, and by the testimony OF MIR
Si,nons, it was read nt hls Office in the pres
ence Of 90 or 30 persons, and committee
was appointed to draw up an answer Wal
ter X. DanfDrth, WIN. SImons, Sa'nue' ASH
ley, and DR.. Ferris, were the committee. Tho
answer of the committee. rs appears from the
testimony of Walter r. Daniorth, congra'u-
lated Dorr upon MS esc"P''""" "P"" "'' ""'
4
ing an asylum /; informs him that they DO NOT
creii, the stories of his having offered the
p,;a, ,eword 10 h;s for
P'"""N '"
eign ana ADVISED MN not 10 'e'"'" W '"'
State and deliver himself up, in the present
evc;,omnnt. md cxnrcsscd the hone that
'he '"'e m'e"' come ""e" '''''"' '''o''''""'
tcithOuf force, might place lhin nj Inc hend OF
The State: the answer also spoke of the la
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s'fohs s"hrose "'a' 'e'""'"' eN"'''e" '"'
tocdkneSs y! the party at the great clam BAKE.
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with package o' other 'e'ters from 'aT'ons
persons. These letters Iloskins contrived TO
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to the hands of James Thnrbcr, Jr. who has
not been found since.
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let'rr 10 the editor OF tae iiera'u' anu winch
was read by Mr.. Smons in Court.
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