The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-28
TESTIMONY ron rHE pEYrS-E.

TESTIMONY ron THE DEFEN~E.
Joseph +. Buckingham sworn reside 10 Cambridge;
have Known DR. Wsbstsr thirty ysars; have alvsys
known him to be . peaosable man; never knew hun
to be charged With say cot q violence
John Palfrsy sworn ] reside In Csmbridgs; | frat
knew DR. Webster eight year, sso during my first
qusintsd With him - nsishbof nts.n years; never
heard anything charged against him while hs was Pro.
fsesor in Harvard College Is man Of viosnoe he is
are soon exhausted
John Blake sworn--I rssids In Boston; have
nve years; In the laboratory with him on~ year;
have always known him to bs peacesbe and humane
James Walker called and swsrn-I reside at Cam.
bridge; have been AcQusiptsd with Professor Webster
about ten ysars; lhsard anything against him
Daniel Treadwell sworn-I rerids In Cambridge;
have been sequsinted and have been connected with
sss. known him ss:r t..nsy ysss hsys
known him % humane and harmless man, mewhst
Francis Bowen sworn Il reside at Cambridge: know
DR. Webster; have known him twenty years; | am ao-
ouainted In the society In vhich no moves under.
quickly excited but soon iorgets the cause; never
knew any scts Of violence attributed to him
Prof Jossph Loyesios :vorn-L reside at Cambridge
have always known him to BE- . humane and mild man.
Gee 2. Savory sworn-I reeidesin Chariesscwn; have
ways beer held in the community ss very pssossble
humane and quiet man,
Converse Francs sworn-I reside at Cambr,des; have
known Dr. Webster a nsishbor ever since islS; have
sl.sys known him - peseesbs and quiet nsishbor
and xn hoUora BILE
Abel willard. sworn--I reside In Cambridge; am
acquainted with Professor Webster; have known him
tor many ysare; ] never knew anything against his
character; always heard him spoken Of very highly
John Chsmbeilsin, sworn-I reeide IA Ca noridge; I
know Professor webstsr have known him twenty
years. his character stands very high sosd neigh
bor never knew OF his committing any act Of inhu.
manity.
Joel Guild, svorn-I reside In Cambridge; I know
Professor Wsbstsr have known him personally s,uos
lS46 have always known him an upright and
humane man; never heard Of his being an inhumane
man.
Edvsrd T. Hastings sworn-I reside hu Medford;
know Prof Webster, have known him since 1896;
never heard anything to the CONTRARY but what Prof
webster has always been On upright kind and humane
man
John A. Duttou svorn-I am painter; have know
Prof Webster for the lest twelve fourteen years he
hss always been bsld, 90 far know, quiet, peace
able, amiabls gentlemen.
Cress examiped-I never knew that Dr. Webster Was
petulant man.
James p Green, sworn-I reside at Csmbridge;
know Professor Webster; have known him somswhst
fer the last yesee; far have been able to
Judge he hes been very quiet and humane man
Z. NJ. Hovey, sworu-I reside AZ Cambridge; I have
hncwn Professor Webstsr for twenty or twenty i've
years; be has always been held In the community
very kind end peac~sble man.
The Court adJocrned At seven O'Clock.
INCIDENTS OF THE TRIAL.
In the examination OF Officer Sta weather. rels tive
to the lspgssss used BY Dr. Webster at ths time he
vas taken TO prison, when spesking Of Lttsf field the
telegrsphic report to tho HeTsis rendered it, Villain
that am; AN ruined man ~ In tue Boston pspers
IL appears, I" oh, that viiisin am . ruined man"