New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

,oos he pistol and put into my iro~'efs pocsst ~ere
main. 10 he osrsoom .ai stoft snls .os -,
nm. th-n We came down toward ne Asl1,' - 49,
49,. -. th.n .ad. have got "liisms Non 81 s|oi1
~ me- William s my orososf, 10 q now ll 49,
sfysrit ts.re he answered, ~ will nsAe such show
- az not show i. came Gown 70 me corner "
a. nd We net some psrues, who exc ss,s
so@T-nced, :" We passed along EssIsst - Lsisiss
- e and hey wers throwing so1es a. toe % $50
fsrns A wa about oeoek when We Hri's1 - -
a. Twas sler tArk ~s .2rned aoss ,Ssr r.sarned
masng circuit around ne Opefs hoes 80 -, ne Flshth-
~lra We 80 49,. Hosse be passed oG into mo crowd
III Young meu 10 were inro~ps $3.50 .-.w,r.s
ass .sIr any Ans ssS,x M Jsd.on SAID ss -.
Ned Bgnsiae. and you WAN s -ct ,et In concert.
eon.p ssp you se up cry Of ere iss Not.n.in
ISo.rty BOY stated some eiiheasy 20 % rsere le,
noss -, Sorsot II Ne bad them here, SAD Jua.on ~v
could the oses part o. tse ..rm oftc
eS.~..in Fl ghgk a. the sIi-f p.ft 81 ~ - 's.eL
~, $50 ped bsck The euro .tooe and ne Northern
NJ 80 800 In he street, Nj Judson proposed
80 bsy should get lot Of shAvinss ose.nsl 40 -
-. - 80 nd he Liberty boy went away Win Sous
mem - ~ ,,,, Mr. Jgd.ou. don't know whs 10 WAS.
"a, T,s.ou began 10 % recognizes ana many Ps"ns
49, ~ Rim. mere seemed 10 be srcsi accession o. 90
s-.,n. srns stones snd the crowd ineeuci soUnd -
pets9rh1x. toIa Mr. Judson lh.l ne Captain OF be
TTs.ssnts Mad Police watching him. and la e
s 49, stressed and asked him 10 come home
10 I'M. he drew he sword and gave me ne ied slese
hrh concealed under my coat be kept ne nssed sword
49, MS coat concealed from view alter made
communication 10 him ne ss.r1 me u " quo AS 20
.~ort xnsw erred not for $4,000; he then eonseoica
'Ds away " IN me- and ed the wsy 10 Lsisyeuep.sse,
when he sos about half the bloch ne tuned round 10 ne
md ssid they Will not want you-hey may me- - yea
/ 80. ne sword, | toOk the sword ana eoCeesea u
uatl / got quite distance from The mob pat
~ IN The sca6bsrd: before l left him be said. I vii
r,asf Won Al Weilers. | ssksd ham which thai aas
h. said the iceeresm saloon near The Newfcfk Hoe,
ven, 10 Wsler's ne did not come. | think saw him
home after he got OUT am Tot sure ae asked me for hs
pistol when he gave me ihs sword gave 70 him u
xssA sixbarrel revolver; heard him when The crowd
would leave US, cry Dons back down. dcnI bscs down,
think be said something about the military The Nora
sru Liberty boy that the authorities had insled
the people, and that s his excitement could have oeen
prevented by closing up the lheaser think he iuumard
mat the duty OF the people TO resist the uuiswu
proceeding IN ordering oaI the military he bad hsht
have no o~ecge Of the pistols beng loaded think
that man sPoinung 10 senne me prisoner q vas
that told me he Captain OF me Thirteenth Ware vas
watching Mr. Judsoni Mr. Judson gave the pistols to Mat
Gasef aud 10 now believe, partner with Mr. Jadson IN
Ned bunfunss On The manner In which Stanley g0s them
he rubbed up sgsin's Jad'on on ne one 'de ana
putting his hand INTO hs pocket ooa oa1 me PISTOL snd N
the took out the other his W" after he -
arrested, believe ln The thesser
VI, BLInknar What Lime did you hrst see Mr. Benrel,
the defendsnti 4 When he spoke TO me What Tune
OF the nigh. wa. that mink youi 4 About n.l Ps's
l. No Z. Did he speak In Engisn ss u naive born ,
4 zee 2 Did you ever see III" before 4 Ne 2.
dsrkl 4. Not very dark How far could you sce J
a. am hort.nghsed-no' remaIksoys so Y now often
did you see Mr.. Bennett A | never observed nun but
thai ume.
Benuet' 4 fret anew him January, 1887 Y What
uns did he become member OF your family A Abouts
forlni ehI sfer that Has he any family a wife and
one boy-sll know Of z How long after this transaction
took did Mr. Judson continue 10 remsnin your fam
lily 4 About two or three months pa you sna ne con
as P.eyiSS Dd yoq 'isr In What az ana S'i bs
difference Iase place 4 look my confidence from him
he done tue same with me, much that rode down
in the stage and did not speak Was mat before
or AFTER going to the YACHT T. Before Y. How long
were YOU on board the Yacht 4 | was on board from
about 10 to4 q. Aler your confidence was sken away
how ofen did you 20 sailing with hnl a once aud
once on board al anchor; | board the time tho
Press WAS invited the ,np Y % that occasion were
you drunk or soberl 4 was sober Y When wss
YOU came In the stage and did spesk TO Mr. Judson
4. day ortso sner the riot. 2 Wnen and TO whom
SHOWN on this trisi A. TO my mother and sister. 2
What !. the name Of your mother a sarsn osane 10
Abingdon-plsee q To whom next DID you eommsn''
cate A 10 Mr.. Whitney, on the sIoop Of the Iomos'
Mr. Whitney Counsel N case against Mr Jsdson.
u Was that complaint OF any portion OF you, s,nay
sgsinst Mr. Judsonl 4. Il was the eonplslnI Of ny
father. q DID you ever wn'e anonymous s'es 70 Mi
wife. q Is that letter In your possession 4 No.
it's not @ Did yon refuse 20 answer anything 10 as
letter, being afraid that II might compromise you
Mr Whitney objected TO tnst question. 49,,
NJ Smilh Mr.. Bennett, when did you last see mat 81
Won tell JaSson hat You wrote III 4 ala. some tme
slisr y Have you written more than one Anonymous
letter to Mr. Judsonl A NO; sen, a valentine to MS
wife, rather complimentary, not TO Mr. Jud.on How
maay of that character did you send TO Mrs Jad,on
L4st Valentine Days the anonymous letter about year
$50. q When Mr. Judson was given up BY your is'hrr
sd yoo .S sI s's %. Mr. iud.cn bust
nesswha. was II on the ron OF Nay sst koss,
ssd p "s or Ned saDiius. owl nsw,psper q
You said sou heard read an article for his psper'
The witness identified the article
smith read aloud the .aid article from the said pa
per Of May 49, @ IL Mr. Judson Ia tho habit OF gopg
armed 4 lie Is least he was when Knew him
= When ne stated he wa. gong to M H Jona otsn n
you Mr. Judson put bundle Of papers IN bis pocket
When he was s9 ~ 9o Sa not 'rs s' Do
you know where Mr.. Graham lyesi 4 do How
long we're you on tho ground From about quarter
! som 4 Near enough to touch him. q. Was any ono
standing by the side OF him when you we're there =
5000 u .us " SS NC DID Did you speak to c.pt Teyi l.
No, sir q How long had you been on lne ground "hsn
you saw 1lleyi A. Nearly ell the time stood there Y.
What time It ,hai Mr. Bennett came up and spoke to
you'll A. Near the last OF The time ths, "ss on ne
very low q Was the IsDgusgs goiog on tnsn ~ a.,
high low tone a. Tho conversation between Mr.
bS n saa Mn s Js.oS ss he might Os
attacked 4 When 10 the grog'hop hs dld q Did you
other gros -.hop without Mr.. Jadsonf 4 did not,
went 10 Weer's. but that 70 an ice-cf.sm saloon How
! Y. Have yoa one of those pistols about you a No,
have not Did you ever before or SIEGE see the Lab
70 lie 1.lrc. Auorneys Office shout this easel New
er Q. Have you threatened Mr.. yudson with personal
Have you si ever insussted any person 70 shoot Nj
Jsdson told Lieut.. Posler II no met Mr.. Juds IN
he would only wing him. q Did you ever tell Lieut. POI
shoot Ia son IN the headf 4 never did. q Did
| Prison A. I said thought IL would. Y Have youjDoi
hgh personal feelings sgsinst Judsonl disiAe him
because be L. such bad T. Have you ever been IN
tns habit Of carryiog since lhe rotf No have
carried cane. We're you born 10 this counuyi " No
| SIR Y Then where a In England.
NJ. hfankmdn How long did you see Mr. Bennett
! a. had amsmentsfy view OF him.
| Mr. Whitnsy.-Dd that anonymous letter contain any
thing against the character Of your sister
a IL did not
sarah Bsnaet. sworn.-f know the prisoner. Mr. Jgd-
son, he 10 my sonin-law; live 10 AbingdoB-plsce;
knew the pistols Of Mr. Judsoa saw them many times
previous 10 the night Of the not think saw them ssr
they usually put into the room he In eaed biz
sanctum, where here was great number Of IRE
[At this stage OF the PROCEEDING the Grand Jury
inio Court, and ser presenting several bills, proceeded
10 the furtherance Of other business
Haaes IN oonfsnunhonMr Stanley brought the pistols
and ths o. Toto The hands Of he left hem
about 10 O'Clock Ia The evening" tbinh Judsen came
home about O'Clock N he middle Of The night MydsUgh-
Ter took the pistols 10 Mr. JGdsobs room.
Dasid II Culek, sworn.-Wood- epgravsr 10 Oiyerst-
was present al the Assorpaes Opera House not saw
him In kghthsL and In the charge OF an officer He
standing In the middle OF the street. when trst MIN
was stancng on the steps ofths Opers House heard q
voice saying The ground 10 your own, you have night
10 add will aid you In defending your rght - tuned
round IN The direction whence the voice proceeded and