The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-15

this community who believes him guilty unless his mind has
been PTsude9 ey tse lssehcods and ISLANDERS put forth
continued since Sins Investigation besen-~by one paper in
that the news BY die Trent could not be true and firne
ought not % be believed added that rwersd that
private signal and that The Government officers had ime
dateF taken Key On sh0ea greater libel than this
never published ana considering the time Of the publication
greater outrage y q never committed.
e0us. Every phase Of the prosecution 80 sufcsp.
the Of being turned INTO ndicule that requires constant
santy arise But out Of Difference 70 the tribunal and
the very few deuded who still believe that This prOseou
ton anything but sorry Jest have eudeavored 10 arane
it serious question. have done my duty. 1t remains
@ when shan Be esta5shss BY lie oa6 u one me o.
more credible witnesses thata crime has been committed by
person; then shall be you duty commit but fit be
not established, henit your duty discharge them
Where The one or oTedsbe witnesses who have
tabshsda crmel Which st7 Is it TTescazes? s it Rod.
gen2 lfTrssOazes testimony were to Be- implicitly believed
plated en- abduction time May. But the testimony
q esoazss consisting Of admissions Of the pays hat
ooHoborsed of supporting any Judgment; bn 1t not
tsdctsd 81 that of Duouespsv apd y bos Who are
acquainted with the localities the Consus office declare
eontadiesd by the doors and walls Of the house The test
mony 81 Rodges the only other witness who speaks at al
eneeeta The gross mpFobabity Ofths story itself would
bsenough to condemn it. but in addition he told entirely
different story to Mr. BoDneva when on the point Of max
ing an affidavit in this case, and proved to have personal
proves no crime, and if the flourish about his being
pad * dollars 70 put Garcia on board be let out
went voluntarily on board There is then no crime
established BY the testimony Of one or more credible
witnesses What this tribunal may do with the do
not know Ourpurposss answered the Investigation II
was from the beginning trial Of character, and hepa
ties assaed have nOby yindicated themselves They have
further than the law required. and proved hs limo
cence to the satisfaction of all rejecting There
doubtless who desire you 10 commit the parties
der to give them opportunity to ffOm enVabe
position. Such actuated by the same feelings with the
0angs jury in the case Of the King o. More reported
by Samuel Lover his lntaEeng biography Of the accused
Rory q More was Indicted for killing one SeTqggs. The
made out for the prosecution to the satisfaction Of
the lawyers Tor the crown but u9t as the prosecutor had
through with eloquent appeal to the Jury SoTuggs him
self into and testified to the that he had
been murdered at all the that Galeia insists
upon it that he not abducted. After his evidence
given the judge turned to the jury and told them
ter of form they would have give verdict but he did
think ii necessary for them 70 leave The box Not ct s
SAID the foreman, Ou mind Is mads up find the pris-
ouer gitg my lord? The Judge eXpostuated with them
and tod them they must be fools worse, But they per
sisted in their verdict the ground that though Rory had
not killed Scuggs yet he dangerous character and
there would be peace the county until he Ou Of
the wayO these people NAV desire You commit these
accused because Of them according The tide given
him sneeTng manner BY OF the counsel, Don Carlos
de Espaa, Consul OF her Majesty Isabella Seguhd& of Spain,
and the other Capt, Mcdonnell whom Charley Rodgers
calls damned Irish Of BITCH whom he will pay of one
of these days