The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11


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5,~sifs,sn !, ~ss IN crraisnn Al this cal
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,~rly Afterwards.
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II Es., rsin,r,dgr
T1s l,ii!e haaile" injured To ia thu
le,,er detained ~ the jjsiior. oonisinc, oui,
iu,s,c Il ci,sic ae,d. fpr domestic usr
had psen j. .,.i.si il ts,wsyar'r. thai
ha1 j9nhatei quantity II orahc a'id
vhici, II Ma presumed a. bc used u trIouy.
iag i,,si s.a,,rs wished the parcel t. hc
i',tn' .ks,tl bc neea,i'n,. ~i,a, /, really va.
tina, bsd p.urchss,'a.
] have drawn mp ~ separate papers an
oir'sns,in of the u~c intended 10 make
of the blood seut fpr ,a Thursday the I'D
nd & the Conversation with I.li,lciirli nlau,
the Jipec,ing vanl,.
,aink t,a, retlec, in hi testimony at
he trial, put ioo strongly my word. aoout
+pr,ny staie,t With DR. T. Whatever !
| III say was prc,lic..,cl oD the hops enter
tanned TIA, should H. able 10 Iscf, Or
T. and make some srrang,mon; witi, him.
and vac SAID in orler to quiet rc,icc. who
aas becoming FESTIVE under the solicitation
Of pf. rarkman.
| AMER Dr Webster had stated mos, Of the
the question. with al the carncs,ness, sol
cmnliy, aud authority of ,onc that ! was
master of abrupt, addressed him thus :
" DR. Webster, in all probability, your day =
arc numbered You cannot. yon dare not
| peak falsely to ~" now You must not
HE with a he IN Your mouth, and 20 prove
to yourself thn your upcntcnce for the sns
# y"ur lie i, inyinccrc aud Intellectual -
Tell mo the truth then, in confidence ,o
10 kept sacrrd during your life time. and
A. much longer rs my regard for the harpi-
uc.s your family shall seem to me to re-
| Iune, anil the interest Of justice and truth
Ia permit. Search Ia the bp,ton Of your
heart for the history 81 your motives, and
| al! ms. before God. did it never occur 10
va before the dccoa-c Of Dr. Parkman,
tha. his death, il you could bring i, to PISS.
would lc great advantage To you or ut
least personal injury to him might possibly
he the result Of your expected conference
with him, As dying man. charge you
!" answer me truly and exactly or else he
silent. Had YOU not such thought -
" No. never. " said he with energy and feel
ing. As live, and ny God is my witness,
never. WAS no morc capable Of such
though. than one Of my innocent children.
] never had the rcmotest idea Of injuring
DIR. T., until the nomcn, the blow was
struck. Dr. i. was extremely severe and
sharp ,onguc.l, the most provoking Of men;
and am irritable and passionate. A quick
ness and brief violence Of temper has been
the besct,ing sin Of my life. | was M on
ly child, much INDUCED, and have never
acquired the control over my passions that
| ought 10 have acquired early. aud the
consequence is--all this" But you noti-
fed DIR. Parkman to meet you at certain
hour, and told him you would pay him,
when you knew you had no, the means Of
paying him. " No. he replied, II did
not tell him should pay him and there
is M evidence that told him 80, except NV
own words. spoken ahcr his Disappearance.
and after had determined to take the
ground that had paid him. Those words
were one If the miserable tissue of false
hoods to which | was committed, from the
moment ! began To conceal the homicide -
| never had a though, Of injuring Dr. Park
man
Having finished the reading Of his notes
If III" Statement. made lay Dr. Webster, on
the 23d day of May. Dr. Putnam referred
generally to the supplementary statements
made hy DIR. Webster, viz his reasons for
inluiring of I.ittleicld about the defect in
the yaul, attached Ia the dissecting depart
mon', fr"m which noxi"u- aflluyia escaped
his application Ia Li,,lcfeld to procure some
blosi for him for experimental purposes
hl, letter % his family requesting tina, Il
certain package should be preserved, which
he said contained c,rie acid, and It's pres
rrvs'i"n he surpassed To bc necessary Ia dis ,
proyc statement made in newspaper.
that il WIS oSalic acid al,o more partic-
uiAr ane''unt 81 the keys found in his room
and finally an explanation about the tan ami
crap, vines. with which he proposed to
make snnc experiments,
Toe Reverend gentleman followed this
statement with All able aud earnest arc,i.
men, in favor Of the petition, in whrh the
following points were strongly urged
Tnf PROBABLE TEUru or THE Sr.rr-
MENr.-li Mas FRS made while the ns0,inn
i"r writ Of c'rr was pending and ala the
pf'S'ners petition CA which he rested his
hopes If freedom on the ground VI entire
luntrcpce.
His s'lic,o.n, though suddenly rud uncz.
pS-'eiiy demanded and promptly gwen, 80
asto pr'h'de tie ,dsaef preparsd ory.con.
,sins no contradictions. il perfectly oonsis-
tent With itself add sith all the known facts
Il The case
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