The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-22
the Secretary Of Treasury to secure the $4,000 then in

the Secretary Of Treasury secure the $4,000 then
Patriotic Bank to credit OF McNulty.
DAVID TopD date Democratic candidate for Governor)
sworn-l reside In Trumbu county, OHIO; have known
from lss the accused he was In the sessions OF s 80
and 40, clerk of the Senate of Ohio Of which was
member Mr.. Todd testified TO the unimpeached honor
aud integrity of Mr. MNulty up TO the transactions OF
Columbus, Ohio.
Mr. LEONARD recalled orroborated the testimony Of
Mr. Todd from q similar acquaintance with accused
,luage bIheHAhp sworn-l reside IN i,umonii county
ohioi am Judge there; have known MIR. M'Nnlty for
several his character unimpeached TO this
transaction Of last winter.
Gov VANCE. of Ohio, sworn am acquainted with
NJ MNuty; was acquainted with him in 49, 40 and
al; was member Of the Ohio Senate. Endorsed the
statements OF previous witnesses.
Gov. THoMAs CoRwIS, Of Ohio. sworn.-Never heard
any thing alleged against Mr. MNultys personal integ-
ri,y, till the offence Of which he here stands cha ged
Senator WILLIAM ALLEN sworn-Hss known Mr.
MNulty for six years. never heard the int gr
ty of Nj MNnty questioned until this charge; had any
charge existed against him previously from his public
position, IL would have been discovered.
Hon. ALLAN u. THURMAN sworn.-I have known Mr.
M'Nuty from 1886; knew accused a clerk in the Le
gisature and as member thereof corrobora,ed precs
Ding witnesses testimony as 10 the unimpeached charac
ter OF the prisoner down to the last session Of Congress
Cow WILLIAM MEoiLL, Commissioner of Indian Affairs
sworn. Has known accused from 1896; never heard ell
Their the official or personal integrity OF Mr.. MNuy
Mr.. Isaac PARRrsH swon.--f am citizen of Morgan
county ONO and represent that district in Congress-
have known Mr. M'Nulty from 1888, while he yet
minor believe; became acquainted with him in Guern
scy couny heard his honesty official integrity
lion. J. J. M'DowELL OF Ohio, sworn-Testihed same
as the evidence of Mr. Parrish.
Mr. LEANpER RANSOM sWorn-I reside in Cley elanc
Ohio have been President OF the Board of Public Works
OF OHIO Testified 10 the unimpeachable character Of &C
cnsed, from personal acquaintance OF six or seven
years.
Jupss HEYwAnp, of Cleveland Ohio, sworn-Has
know MIR. MNulty since ls42-l3 never heard his ia
tegriy questioned until the last winters transactions in
Congress.
Hon wM. sAwyrn, of Mercer county, Ohio, sworn
Have known Mr.. MNuty for about fifteen years. init
inaely Testified that though the accused had been
hery politician, and nai excited strong opposition
against him his personal integrity had never been ques
toned till last session
Mr.. GlnEos M.AyRrs, Of Cincinnati Ohio sworn--Have
known accused intimately, since 1910 have roomsd
with him in Columbus while clerk, and he was
member OF the legislature he served three sessions
member of the legislature sessions as member Of
the use and one in the Senate Certified to the un
questionable integrity OF accused prior to the occur
rences OF lat winter.
Mr. H. ROBINSON, editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer
81 orn-Hes known accused for number OF years de-
posed 10 his heretofore unsued regulations; Tor not
withstanding all the attacks OF the opposition political
press In Ohio they had not questioned his personal in
tegrity.
Mr.. GippIHos sworn-I reside in Cleveland, Ohio Tes
tilted to the character of Dr. Woodward, man of bu
ness and to the good character of accused prior this
accusation.
Mr.. q B. WALLS, worn-I knew Mr.. M'Nulty first
in the winter of 1887 in Columbus, Ohio he was then
reporter in Senate, like myself afterwards for two
sessions De was clerk in the Legislature, continuing
reporter during that time his character stood as
lair as that OF any man in the CITY
Mr. CONVERSE. OF Columbus, Ohio. sworn--I am the
father.in.law OF the accused he married my eldest
daughter the character of MIR. M'Nulty, up to this
Charge was unquestoned and unImI cached. There
OF this witness
Mr.. TURNER, of Cleveland Ohio, sworn-Endorsed the
reputation OF accused deposed in confirmation Of the
preceding testimony touching the ar character of the
accused.
And here, at the instance of Mr. Carlisle several wit
nesses being absent the part of the defence, the
Court adjourned to Monday next at 10 O'clock and
the prisoner was remanded TO jail.