Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-11-27
ARMY COURT MARTIAL.

sness since Thursday lasone of members being sick
The Court met pursuant to adjournment all the
members in attendance.
The Journal of several of the later days proceedings hav
ing been read over
Major Philip st. Geo. Cooke again called.
The cross-examination Of the witness resumed.
Question When did you first hear of Gen. Kearnys in
tenion to arrest Lieut.. Col Fremont
Before the witness commenced HE answer the Court was
cleared
The doors being again opened the Judge Advocate an
nounced the decision OF the Court, as follows
"The Court has decided that the question, under its rule
previously announced, shall not be put.
And the Court has directed the following order to be put
on the record
The Court takes occasion declare that while admit
ted Gen. Keays explanation Of Thursday last its record
did not and cannot admit evidence the expression OF his
belief to Lieut. COL Fremons motive in obeying Com
Stockton made in continuation OF his to question
from the Court"
question here handed by the counsel of the accused
the Judge Advocate Before read, the Court was
again cleared.
The Judge Advocate stated that the defence thought the
question MATERIAL the Court had decided hear Lieut. Col
Fremon's explanation.
The counsel for the defence presented the following paper
"Mr President Lieut.. Col. Fremont is advised by his
counsel that the question is proposed with view
Col Fremont that fact he;o established Nv his IGen s)
own evidence But belongs to class questions going
show hal uen NJ made known his INTENTION 10 many ., MS
asn nnnonsJ os ,ns.sas .hat ~ ,h same ,in,s the in
tent to arrest was kept secret from Lieut. Col Fremont and
his friends and the the questions proposed to
De pu! or purpose should DC suca aS the Questions
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Kearny"
INC Palei naH"soeei 'eau' INC ooui' was oiea'eu.
On It's being eoped the Judge Advocate stated that the
Court after deliberations decided that the question
shoud moi he mt
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heafhy 'hat you were DC witness on the uai Oh Lieut.
Col. Fremont
aos,,er He never made Il known 70 me ..
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question. Did any person, on MS pehai make II known
IN Won
, NJ No." ......n
A"SDeT' NO.
Question: Have you made publication IN any newspaper
in relation 10 the events rescnp which YOU are now called
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to testify e..
The President of the Court remarked that the witness had
his privilege not to answer this question unless he pleased
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on the reaahg Oh this queuon, the oouft was again
cleared
IN the Doors heinz onenea the I,doe Advocate stated that
N'' oo0' e r0' N-o sr $40 N'.
the oourt uecoeu a' inc question was auhsSOe ID us
present forms but if the defence could produce any paper
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winch eo"aa y s'Ns ~ o''' wy "-"'N N'' o0'''
would permit such paper to be produced.
The counsel for the defence suggested TO the Judge Adyo
Gale that the TWO quesons put might De connected ana made
into one which DONE and the paper referred present.
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ABOUT Ten months ago. the people Of Camofha VINO had
long suffered the want OF e proecuon Oh regular govern
men and utterly disguised with their neglect aud treatment
by the parent State, Mexico entertained in their AS
semby the subject of declaring their from Mexico
and applynp TO some powerful nation for protection II
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