New-York tribune., 1842-01-22

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
FRIDAY January 81, 1912
! Before Judge KENT, and Aldermen PuaDY and LEE
The excitement which immediately succeeded
the discovery Of the terrible deed whic gave ri.e
70 this trial. has diminished not at all in deep n,e-
rest, up TO the present time. The whole commu-
n,y seems TO have been suddenly aroused from q
sleep Of fancied security and rcpo.e to drcal
conviction that the security Of human life is de
,trsy4d ,hc safety and existence of social or
/ der and harmony putt fearful jeopardy and all the
elements of discord and hate let loose 10 prey
upon the vi,als Of th- body polite. One believed
TO be the perpetrator OF this terrible deed has been
seized by the strong arm Of the Law, and JusTlc}
i. now in waiting for his victim.
As on former days Of this trial, at very early
hour this morning ever avenue the Cour, Room
was th,ongcd the same admirable arrangements,
however, which have oil along been made were
enforced by the Deputy Sheriff, aided by a
strong body OF Special Cons,ablcs, and were COM
petely successful in preserving order and quiet.
The jurors came in at abou. five minutes before
10 o'clock. The prisoner had then been in the
room for some two hours engaged as usual in read
ing the newspaper reports of his trial He seem
cd more int0ntly curious to hear what was said
abou. he matter than at aay previous time, and
there can be detected in his features and general
manner much more anxiety and restlessness as to
the result than he has manifested heretofore.
Sull he preserves greater degree Of GOODNESS and
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e,So" 'a,s''o o' 10 "e'sii'y cni'se anu pa
ced IN SO iearlul position. During the hearing
OF testimony he keeps a fixed gaze upon the wit
ness. ntermi,inr it only occasionally 70 suogest
some MONT n, ,oDask sorna ,,ss,on &c t;sco,nso
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a'''"''V'iS MS MANNER ana 'ea1ures' that MS
apparent GOODNESS ana confident indifference are
only assumed 70 hide feelings of the most intense
and bitter agony
Tine. Witnesses il will bo remembered were
examined Yesterday for tho nrosecn,;on. Ms.srs
WHEELER. SE1oSETrr and Dr1SocE
AT precisely Is minutes mas, 10 tho Cou, came
in The n,oclamo,;o,, ,,oo ,,od.. Tho connao, CO..
the prisoner entered; the names Of the Jurors
we're called, and the trial proceeded
Mr. SLLDES said ,h,, Yesterday he observed
tia, the Court received an Extra Herald published
on the Goth inst, and asked if the Cour, intended
10 make an order with regard TO it. The Court
answered 'hal IL had NOT. Mr. Seiden then SAID
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ana s'at'ng tlat 'te herald mao Puoh,ne,' ana CIR
u oa,"re' A"a"''' WIN ti' e.'ie " oo"He' iu.
ans gcl0Te nc ""s c1 up ana Sot1ea' ana s!ae'hg
.'ie' 'S S1t was eo''a 'y u '"' administration u
l'''''e o"o '''o "a" anu "ds ~
ieoPo'us 'e i''e " 'iie 'cici''''' WI oe'oe'l
'.,e u VIC - t"e
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u'' =" "'i'''i '''' p"se '''''
''ie o'''e oi''' Sc" was a" ''''ic'ioe oi'e"o' oe
eau'e II WIS ea'ca'a'eu 10 prevent Tue que hu"''''-
's'lnt'ol' u l"i ia"s
lie then read similar affidavit with regard TO
the la.ter-setung forth the same circumstances,
and that The latter had published and circulated
picture representing Colt numbering adams:
these were introduced INTO the court hoon.
Mr. SELDEN said ne trusted the Court would
allow him to make some observations on this
v,b y view Of asking =intornns;,ion He nd
,n;,,od ~. bo,or1 &c o,;,, himself n o=condi-
f''9
''oii III "!.i' ne was eN p''e' - '"e '"e
the attacks oil the daily press but there were
times and occasions when TINS should be forgotten
In such cases some one must have tie holiness TO
come forward and ask the interpretation of the
Court in order TO have trial at all. There was
Il great struggle in this country between law and
order and the public press aud although many
OF these papers have gone far 10 aid the cause OF
justice, in others there has been, especially in THIS