New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
THIRD DAY----MoRNlNi SESSION.
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and her salvation.
THIRD DAY---MoRNNG SESSION
rConhnaed from VHl Plgcl
Elizabeth HarktuS, recalled.-When witness spoke
Of MaTgaret'> walk over the river, She sad Drum
told her he was married 10 girl IN New orr that
she had 5000 that She was not halt SO gOON-loohng
a. she (Nargaret) was asked If she did not want
HIM To take her out of Newark she SAID she ali not
want any money 90 take her where she wanted TO
90 tsne meant by that she intended 70 drown her
SET he replied. she might 90 % hell. or to where
size liked, he don't care she prayed ne mlghi never
have a CAY luck in his iifo he sad he had never
had much luck. and I'D not expect 20 he then
tuned away 90 e Ter her size told HIM he hlt lei
her astray IN the beginning Of her days and She was
too good to ue ied dstray by hlm that her folks
were CiSeraccd Dy her name when he let her she
went along the rIver toward Beeville and sa, down
on The bank OF The river tina, she spread her hand
kcIchef on the ground and Land her hat upon
IT. that If amy cne found the hat they would
know II Wos her who was drownel.
The balance OF this WITNESSES testimony. though
long elected no new fact but c0rrObOrated the facts
of nor ramble aioI the ryer her intention to throw
herself IN. the interruption 10 her plans by the BOAT
coming along, her prayer TO God IN the woods and
return home with other " thoughts IN her head
also IS 10 Wha; tTdnspr6d hof return To her room
on The night Of the murder her conduct. &c, Nhch
agleed Wlth BUfPet's statement. She stated on the
cay OF the murder, whether dead or alive she would
have revenge Of Drlm-and would have 1t TAT
night " that when Margaret came home on the day
OF the murder She looked miserablyher eyes looked
wIld-tbe color around her eyes was black and pale
she cried. also gave short lau Oh did not know
what to think about her far worse than before ,
thought her crazy, &c. thinks Margaret set the tea
table tne night of the murder before she went out
saw what looked like the handle Of knife saw
only the handle the rest was concealed Dy the
shaw she CD not say what she was going 10 do
with II it half an hour before tea SAID She
would xiii Drum had 10 Icea she would DO 1t g,
didn't think sre knew ~hat she was talking about
Q-ly aJuGor-Why ana You think so
Al could NJ O. r1 she would XII Dim.
Q.-Was thert 10 particular reason that led you
to think so' Tine Court objected to putting ques-
tCnS - the wt.aSs with view 10 eicii Affirmative
answers. Tie Court, no never, repeated the ques-
ton and witness replied size had no other reason
for hlfking SOL
BY Defendants Counsel-W5s Nargare. good
tempered
fCutos die not think or say anything of the knife
after had seen It oid not think a the time Il was
the hanole Of knife, but ater The killing. rtmem-
berod seeing II
Charles ". Tucltr, sworn-Learned that Margaret
bad gone TO BROOKLYN the second time called That
evening one of the girls told me Margaret had
gone to Brooklyn; went to Brooklyn next morning
at Brooklyn We went 70 different places, where We
found out where her relatives lived went 10 the
house OF her cousin. looked for Margaret bit could
not fnd her, or get any information | saw her the
Iext WedDesoay about midnight at my house she
came with her brother, she sad, IN the ii O'Clock
tram from New-l OIs said they had come nom
BROOKLYN SAID she went 10 Brooklyn, crossing from
jersey City the Ist boat after daylight her fnenjs
1--we south Of the South Ferry, upon the meadows
never asked how or by what means she killed Drum
ALWAYS found her very attentive 10 her duties had
more occasion TO nOce her than any OF the other
girls was at home two weeks previous to the kill
Inc of Drum.
Q.-Bv Defendants Counsel.-Did YOU notice du-
riIg these last two weeks any change IN Margaret
A.-leS noticed she crying 1t two OF
three times, and loked her about her love matters
between her and Drum
- IL q he. e.rv -
A-She was talking about leaving. and / advised
her 10 stay among her friends taai II was only
nne DAYS wonder
Q-Had YOU heard, before, Of her being about to
be married
A-AeS
Q-Had YOU heard of Ms refusal to marry her
Think mad
O-By the District Attorney Who told YOU this
i-Fust my wife mentioned j., and afterwards
Margaret herself told me.
Odd she say 10 whom
He asked her what he should call her she
answered. MIS-. Drum.
NarB Uog7are sworn-Iiye In Halsey 81. with
Smith Mofns have known Margaret Gsrraty SINCE
she lived with Mr Cox IN Plane-st. can't say how
long it's was acquainted with Drum didn't know
rs age from the time ! knew Margaret heard II
SAID Margaret Drums girl can't say what that
means have seen Drum with her three times they
came 10 me once tOs ether. and met there once
last time was Sunday after the Atm OF July. aud
Drum, she, and Mr.. Mcguire ent away together
Q-Wiat 60 you unc ers.anc BY being Ned's girl.
They callI sparkling III our country always
considered her a fIe GIRL.
Y by CouTt-Dld YOU understand she was engaged
to te married
lie was paying attention 20 her couldn't say
they were engaged.
Odd yCu notice any change III her after the ith
July
A-Nes she cred great deal, 30 hard though,
the heighbolS would come. when she tr>t told me.
she tOlC me Drum had taken away her character l
haitered heT and tod bernoi to cry so tart couldn't
say ~Aen Il VS. think 4 was about he -0th 81 July
STAY &C With us that day Ill O'Clock she was crying
all tie time sald = was about her ctara Ter BENG
gone. With Ned cid nj say whether ne mai refused
marrying her, or not. every time sac came aiIer
nai she was cBIag. l stroye % soOthe her came
cane IN the afternoon. and left about O'Clock,
one day she SAID She had been 10 Mrs Gllan's, and
Mis & had told her Edward bal GOT up and taken
ms trunk md gone of AZ some 0f the other v,,is
she said he had refused marryn her-thls was the
week before ne died he had been 70 Witness house
ana said he had refused ner SAID lie had told ner
four weeks before he died he married 10 gr. IN
New-lork and the afternoon before he died ne sad
be Was married 70 Ann Mcguire on the day he died
1T vas III the afternoon ABOUT tlreel Margaret was
1t our house. and told her Drum was married 10
girl IN New-York she cred so and her ewes looked
80 led YOU wouldn't know what she looked like she
Kept crying all the time she Stad aoout an hour
the Gay before heard of Drums marriage, but said
nothing TO her about il, as she had trouble enough
sald she going to buy PAIR of shoes and would
call when she came back that she was going tn
brooklyn next Sunday morning that she had lost
her character and couldn't stay In Newark left the
house so that shouldn't see her when she came