The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01
Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Judge Edwards and Aldermen Ipgersoll and


Ocr. 31-Ths ArroR.ty GErEHAL resumed his a dress
to the jury upon behalf Of the prosecution against
Charles H. Carpenter lac said, although the Kidd Sal
wage Company had nothing to do with this yet
to certain extent items OF evidence about 1t had
told them yesterday that he raised objection to
their reading the Of this they appeared
IN ths Hrald aganst whicn ne o.uld take no eScep-
psrie statements which appeared un certain weekly
Isper) written by Carpenter himself In the shape OF
comments upon the prosecution and proceedings in
this he said written by Jsrpenter at his sug
gestoD for they the very sentiments which he
had instructed his counsel to defend him here The
Attorney General then read OF the articles he
had just alluded to some Of which written since
th. commencement Of this trial ana we're r. pete with
the upmitigated abuse aud vitupe OF the
Law officers and the Governor u the State Of Massa
cbustt, and e. the Kidd Salvage Compsuy all Of whom
praise as the persecutors Of Mr. Carpenter the At
toTrey General commented with the most withsriug
and caustic upon those articles which he hsi
no doubt MIR Cutler would ssy. reflected public sen
timent that was" the public continent which MIR
Cutler spoke Of and which emausted from Mr. Car.
penter add his counsel he did not mean Nr Brady
the senior counsel nor Mr. Blankmsn tn. junior who
Was 50 uncersmoDiousy, urproie'sionay and uHfarly
bluned en- TO give way 20 MIR cutler who had pre-
yiously spoken In the fer three hours and hsf;
Mir. Blankmsn,s young man. who had prepared him.
self 20 do his duty his client aud woud have done
with ability but he not the man to suit Carpenter
he should give way to Mr. tutler's denunciations Of
the Kidd Salvage Company and the officers Of the state
Though he (the Attorney UeneraD cared not tor him.
eelf individually, sense Of justice which hs owed
e. his cop,ttuency. would compel him to convince
the Offices Of ministers Of the State who could he
guilty of such vsnies as are here attributed TO him
sei and the District Attorney u may be that the time
will ~hen these gentlemen 81 the press gill be
called upon 90 prove how he aud the District Attorney
had been guilty 81 such villsper that Satan himself
Tin the polite language 81 the srtcles ~ould purse
his brOws at The Attorney General then applied him
self TO the testimony aud with mil uteness and great
power detailed the chain Of evidence adduced
against the prisoner making clear Its mystAc At, me
and replying with eloquenoe sno force to the
Of Tor the defence, leaving main that
he bring before the jury In concluding his oh
vatns be said he had client but the psopl but
tn selyes tie jurywbose interest It va TO protect
gang Of Villains Who attempt 10 food the land
with tpuri us money clients but those who do not
vish have the officers Of lac beat down with the cry
Of persecutiop IL was an untrue an unjust accusa
tion 20 ray that this prosecution got up pay 81
the Judgments obtained by arpsut.r aganst certain
individuals known a. the Kidd salvage JOmyauy ths
pforoutisn here cared nothing about thesn thee
Judgments would stand good. Shether Carpenter is
conyicttd here or not. Let him tsEe his judgments
lie (the Attorney GenersD hoped Carpenter eifs
would he benefited by them H. hoped He 3ud Mt
lie has yet 60 be punished and the Law viBdicsted
upun evidence which should be convincing 20 all con.
eel. ptious Jurors Let him escape aud there will be
nc dfeuty ingenious rcgues shsn banded together
not only Gliding vigilance 81 legal authority and
e,sdibg Justice but in turning round upon abusing
and trtting the offcers - ju tee ut defiance rhe
honorable and learned ATTORNEY General concluded
hi very eloquent and able address Al hs past fo1r
o'ccok having b,sp on his legs since eleven, thus
tpealirg .ifBout intern.sion for FIVE hours aud half
The court adjourned 20 ten O'Clock this morning
vh,n the Judge vill sum up the Gaze to the jury