Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09

obeying his instructions they would fail bring Vein
z6phiin into the pententary, and Schnaoi sad to me
that his wife had done all this In order TO take her back
his house. he having sepsraed himself rom her. but
after having attained his purpose he drove her away
Soeakng Of the suborbed witnesses, Nader deposes
follows Il asked him. (Schmol3 II - 1--WE omit the
names Of witnesses.l and - were willing always to
90 with him. thereon he replied that he could do with
them Aft he would do--hsd stolen a-and certain
-(we omit the names Of the srticles) both he had
helped out Of serspe aud had got them Free and
they were willing instruments in his hands, and this de-
ponent further says ths(one Of the above individuals
had no good in Germany. and there committed
perjury That he therefore verify believes both Schmoa
and his wife be guilty Of conspiracy aud perjury in the
premises &c.
Conrad Manckrodt of the same place. states that
evening when they home from Augusta, SchmoI
It'd him thst he wanted TO be divorced from his wife,
and he here now having pretended to go to Europe,
his wife to bring suit for divorce against him.
Whereas this would be less costly for him. he would
bring one himself am divorced myself and out Of this
reason think, he asked me what thought Of his pur-
pose. remarked. his wife had been innocent much
had Of the newspapers report he answered: out
Of him she had given her testimony but the whole
story about rape untrue. He therefore believes them
guilty. and that. although Protestant, thinks himself
bound friend Of truth to bring the affair to light and
help to that extent innocent and prosecuted
William Schwezer Of the place. among other
things deposes as follows Sometime afterwards he had
consulted Doctor who had furnished him a book. he
brought the book home his wife. who could read bets
the German than himself, study chapter swooning
She studied IT, AID Schmo asked her if she could
that all had happened with The priest detailed in the
book she answered crying, no, this hard for her.
Then he threatened her, . AT last she agreed to do IT,
ard 50 she did in the Court SchmoI also swore to it,
The meaning and intention in doing this had been 10
bring the priest into the penitentiary.
His deposition also confirms the statement Of the Others
in REG ard to the reserved corps Of suboned witnesses
also states that be Protestant and believes them guilty
as above.
Fiuding we have space remaining we think it better to
suboin of the omitted portions Of Eliza Schwezer
affidavit she proceeds Schmoi said he had uscd ell e
forts order bring said priest into the penitentiary be
therefore had went TO Doctor particular friend OF his
and had told him about it, The Doctor had handed him
a book, and directed him to certain point concerning
syncope the Doctor told him take his book home
read this point diligently aud act by it, When he had
brought home this book. he informed his wife about il
and requested her study 1.-THE himself read it FRS
to her, but then gave her the book telling her she could
better than he himself She wePt bitterly and said
she could so whereupon he made Of threats
disgrace aud epudate her, upon this she resolved &c
do So and then she read in the book, wherein hs
treated her kindly and size studied tbs
book until the began its settings When they
before the court she spoke frank and bo and what
asked she answered readily" And this dePonent fur
Their says that she heard Schmo relate to her husband al
these things and--and-Oh subornet
,nesses) which contained in the dispositions of Hen
rich SchweiiZer and Carl Nader.
| In making this compilation, have confined ourselves
the above points the only involved in the pro
seculion and have carefully excluded all language
and every collateral subject that could be offensive Ih
public of delicacy, however much they would
hib our endke enemy in the shades ofDdeicacy
and of unfounded suspicion of voluntary intercourse TO
wards a victim Of the unspoed reputation, although
such insiuuations abound in his disgusting disclosures
We appreciate this ProyidentIa niePosIllon IN beha
Of suffering innocence. occasion of the most pro
found graduation the whole body OF the unpreudice
community the Catholic Church everywhere, TO m
poor victim himself and last though not least, 10 his
Grated Bishop, who left him in the pentenary, visi
from which he is just returning and who is known to tn
writer Of this after having drs ned his treasury. hav
borrowed funds for his defence, have authorized tn
pledge of his private fortune for his security and to hav
she'd tears of bitterness for his fate.
The above alluded and the dePositions de
posted the Office of the Undersigned Of the
Of NJ Weiuzep hln for the inspection of all who feel
honest desire investigate the truth of the affair.
\ X. NJ. THOMAS.
/ For the friends Of Rev. Roman Uein:aphfn,
\ and Of his Counsel