The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-09

are askedDoss he discharge his obligations? IL he
msn who states the truth Is he Who has regard
to his obligations he man who is disposed more or
lesst religion All these things indicate moral
but how Is It with women How It With
OF influence. would ask, Is the character Of woman
formed There sre women engaged in business, and
tneir character must be tested In the
that OF but the character Of other must be
decided by chastity and those traits which manifest
lived even to time but who will admit the temp
atons that lie in the paths Of infinitely greater
tnan those OF women. mean that o genercl thing
they not subjected men are to these Temptations
There are men who stumble frequently and they will
their fellows You know there is among men what is
nsdered sense Of honor that leads them do their
daty-that will not allow them to do action; and
II you put those men on the stand In court Of justice
they VIII shrink from the cowardice OF stating what
would deprive his fellow Of his rights. Much is
stated about men committing perjury, | assert that
such instances uncommonly scarce Take q
bad man, put him the stand, and as long as
he has one feeling of ask him II he is willing to
immune youth State prison. and he will say no. He
WI lie to take your money from you, but he will not
chastity disgrace infamy follow them through life
II she should be false to her marriage VOWS, she will
have her s BY her side and will pous the
the character Of man However false he may be- he will
never do this In this respect they differ ohas
tity In the basis Of character In when
that departs reliance be placed In her that
1t. Mr. Brady then went into analysis of the test
case! He then went the whole Of the witness
testimony in the case with the view of sustaining the
the view Of breaking down her evidence and weakening
the catefor the prosecution.
SESSION.
CONT n.a a nrdcaaaa on tns Msetng o. uhe
stance follows :-Gentlemsn Of the Jury-It becomes
to YOUR oonsderson the "onmscsS
with this and grounds upon which intend to ask
be proper to remark in the rst place that am appre
hsosivs from the appeal made BY the eloquent
have been diverted from the rss msttsr w hara 4;
issue, and presented 20 Won vsristw ~ r "vs. ~
tons when in this drama tbsra IL ~, q.
which YOU are called mon IN rsnSsr vour dc.,on
The nsms of Caroline alias Ann Iobmar si;s. Wd.ms
Rsste the person now on trial in some unscconntshs
manner anpsars to have basn abstrs.tad SO, n
sight and that Of snottsr vict;m Wsr s"a run y our
tuted The Counsel for accused Who bs, u. .sdrsssss
neal 20 Won m the nronr.tw van ansn ,hs ~
sssline yourselves against public opinion and ch:rgs
were made by him aSsinrt sysrv oecsr ~ ins,c. INC
has had ythine TO do with this case and ssnst Tho
police GENERALLY and susop ssuscs~ to tss iStsus
tn sov INV OF sn you not
&c h asr few other
for the defence procesdsd to 1--WE dsts;d 90
~ n ~ wh h hs IN question was brought
Ito ofncsrs had nnrsnad In M ~ e puo
~ At 1 ~ "n,om 10 r9siAeu, Una. IN tne month
Walden Orange county In relation TO the case whsrs
upon an Officer was dispatched TO attend TO It. which re-
suited In Maria Bodne coming 70 this civ and heinz
placed in the house of Mrs Horton 40 that she could
not be approached by anv one that after remain
ing there a short time sha was renewed 20 H.
residence of a Mr. Nsvins' With vaw ~ " o,,o .e
ing no one to reach her that the public autborit,e.
were right in placing her in a situation where
she coufd not be- seen by any except a few honest
persons who were endeavorine to bring the prisoner
to public justice that while at Mrs Horton the wit.
neither the District Attorney the Mayor nor any pb
lie officer had interview with her at that time and
her own story She did tell It. and il resutsd in
Madame Reste being indicted the 7th Of September
last On the 10th she was ed and Mead nn ot
and then notified that she must prepare for trial A. x
the intention of the prosecution to try her in the
course Of few days When the day set down for the
trial arrived the prisoners counsel made an application
for a commission to procure the testimony OF Luther
Maiard and wife, then residing in Massachusetts;
also one Horace Armstrong represented to be living
in New Orleans, which application was denied
the was finally set down and brought to trial
Madam Restel with having the 10Th of July, ls46
by not clearly produced an abortion upon
the person Of Maria Bodne then pregnant with quick
child then read by the District Attorney who next
proceeded to state to the jury that their duty
first to find whether Marie Bodine pregnant or not
quick child thirdly whether abortion been pro-
duced upon her and last 30, whether the prisoner
Owing to the late hour at which the court adjourned
anu e vrowaeu state Oh on. Columns the greater por
Ot Q, MI remarks are unavoidaby omitted
until 1o-morro"'
SUPREME CouRT, Nov. Especial Term-Before
,1oge r.ononrs -pscislonsILorin BROOKS u.s. Rtus
c ne RUE Iql holdng 20 paii In actions OF
,h; ~ Va.oSs ~.oio .uoge sorder 70 necessary
more must Do stated In the affidavit than
,hsrey cause Oh action-some specinc cause must be
St ht h so 90 'aas tne aeiedanti ID non resi-.
OF That ne to depart out OF the State and
hd ~. "a % ~ lug ots'e cahnot IN sucn cases 90
u ~ % .hs esiue n - Prouuceo 70 justly the
sna. no VIII not DC wiIhin the JURISDICTION
=, 'ne " Inwer Inc oenandwhen Judgment shall
"o . 1sAin's nm. r 49,.
defendants as executors nav over 70 the nlantT sr
t.i. 4
interested in having the money rstajnsdhsva not r
ceved notice Of the motion been heard on the
ton.
Burt u.s. COLLABORATION to dismiss hill 6,r ais.
covery after answer granted with costs 80 -"
Hauiev u.s. Haoiev Executions TO rnaster,s ronort
allowing alimony oyerruled and report oon6rmed
The People tS rel grimm ps Steel and oth,rsMo.
ton to amend alternative mandamus denisd an f,r a,
the documents ara concerned and nr,an,aS -" o.. ~
Wy ~ @A' 'on''ine"' "nu Brantco as 10 tne