New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

would he met BY her pT01ncliB Nf"h 'ae s-aIu
large number OF re,ptctaoie lauiss' "a I'm 80
vas ally and nlg ntly asso;ia,ioh' 20 prove het
general CONDUCT. invited her-I m eHsel ne' 20
10 so 20 tAoStaat these sass nehts % SER ans a.
10 her habits and practices tsto nc ~ ~ -
IA me absence o. her nusoana ana as - me al
s.rce OF women themselF es rom The holse-'o prove
mar all tnaI Vas mlsapprenensloh. ana HAs'e Is
tne testimony where are TIE ladies' "h)se names
-. ,sen r.st IN ms ease and have been referred
- IS iuT,if,,ng the inference that the house IS
vlsieopy respectable persons ana "heIe ere ne
laclts Eho knew tAese cAlumnles @efe untrue MS
explains The reason my she IS y present.
30 thstis illness Of herself or family. Mrs Br4ndt
IS not here Tor some other reason. BUY "ho Flsli@l
tie house = not = nat Se Hant. " IL We want
me - t0,s Is % what are - ntots AMI prtc-
t,e>erd ,hetherfne servants rave done them mus
trce We Nlgt 20 kuOE the interior customs OF % -
estaonshHelt Ever since TINS sontioFefs{ ms. com
mencec The plant Il TepfesehN1 nersvl As lone
~, ts nr.t4cted female she hes never ct an Op-
,,tri-v 90 og 20 set nerelf forth unprotected
female. sle say IN her aih4aEt
" This opponent has no male reiauonln the trlief
State 81 America aOr any connection except ne
ssid l. gin Forrest. nor hath she any friend wh0se
society or protection she ca clam or receive eX-
cept her 40 sisters. the said hargsrens NooThles
and her other sister, Virginia Sinclair, minor OF
Nov what is the case thai she is defending she
had father Osce. bl. she got Mr. Lawon 70 send
him out Of the seun!ry. lsn0t enurey fair, then,
10 turn upon and claim mat the absence of tntt
protection should exempt her fiOm justice. Wlo
nave ofeu. then, her most intimate trends VINO
nave been the men with whom she has b al tae most
close CONNECTIONS
TIE mar was Mr.. Andrew stevens Letters have
been pro need here, and an Intercourse kepl mp or
after ther separation. nod note IN tFl4nh.e 10
ny hand nose THE letter req resting oi ~ 81
Money Is requested Of oteEens. II IS Toy tsIai -
borrow. money OF gentleman, 70 "fltc 70 hi.h l'e-
Quenly TO offer 90 repay, II ne s NOT o. nose l-'-
male fefmg But y Is t0 the social qItifes ~ Sc
vens and % the s3tsf3elon she derived rom ms
COMPANY What has been ltf intimacy " IN ar.
Burr She has been there once 80 * ~ D'fr
says, talking With hlm IA tie most dlfesef'el p th-
Ter Meeting Forrest there u7on one. oic tsI''.
What has been her intimacy with Ar. Lawson
WIN she saws, Mr. Lawson IL he only man Nif
knew rs the Trend 81 nCf amer, MAJ cJl 9fraN 80
him the knowledge Of ner se par tlll. ..i' '', u.s.,
becamcs Of Sir. Byat, Bryant " as me ifehI MO
ADVISED her what 20 30 Ia regard ID inis max
ter and hid communicated win Mr. y DoAjr -1'it
the manage OF tins ease. IT BY tht ltS ~.
visited her for yefr and hal. Tel me it you eau
what BIAS ef her without single male c5llptlloA'
..ien al aiOund her Nere once nose 81 her ms
influential friends WHAT bas caused II WY
could she lao! retain them in TINS hour Oh tiai
Whcthoror 900 IT, Nas business assotiiiol' sue mas
20 arranged her aflIIs that she presents lttset IS
person without eny male companl)n- l h"'e o1oa
fCr many years public pose ,uor, ana never l1-
collect upon au important trtl, lntt tl6re Vas u
a charge Of conspiracy on the part ci me puoic
prosecutor. conspiracy ON the part ~ me plain
IN Is universal. and so universal thdl nave sJh'-
times been made - imagine TINS might Do tns case
here but nave seen one Ina alter duoIhtf Oh ih'
conspiracy fan 20 the ground \ conspiracy 10 40
ubatf Ncopsoira.v bg man 30 ,le midst Of nap
piIess, Ia the prime Of llie IN the possession Oh an
adequate fortune, attic mead OF rcspeiitDe pI1SS
sion dOtirg on ms wife up 20 Deco n5er II, lel''
for me consecutive year. C.u piracy II mus. .e
argued by means OF corrupt testimony ~ oc6r@Ie
and destroy nef character, 20 blast hei Iane anu
his own happiness itself conspiracy To dea.l 10Y
the relation which he had lived 50 happily u1lef.
4 conspiracy - break up The home "hith ne &C.
scribes with such fond affection, and this Oy n ns
OF corruption OF Witnesses hAd ho' suppose
courage enough the VaTE Of the public prosecutor
continue such charge. II Is NOT usual WIN I-
y0cates 10 Obtrude their personal character up
on the Court but must say such has oeen my con
nection with this trial that such thing IS nPos.io
10 have occurred without my knONisjBe WuHlis
my participating IN lt | have not pa, upon the
stand "A wlnoss OF whose truth "as not enilEely
satisfied
There IS much about this case gentlemen, that
ought 10 be remarked upon Il Is und lubEe ny true
that hayeneglectet much that Hopd be ne SAP
lect OF remark and would bear olStln W upon the
case, but have already, as am vel y lre by The
great extent 10 which have protrlc.ei my remnas
There are reasons why feel great interest n reg ld
tot. rad not an acquaintance with my client IN
this suit until engaged IN PROFESSIONALLY, Du-
throughout the whole course OF L, wheoegeI have
had occasion 10 speak win him, have 70 ma nm 50
uniformly kind, simple Ia all his tastes and deal
mgs, perfectly frank and so Tetsl1HSy Jdt
aus hierl that II has produced upon me the strongest
conviction that he has been wro1ged, deeply
wrOnged Many things IN this case shOF 1hat me
impression made upon ham Is the most serious MI
preston mace upon any Of the parties IN tls coa-
uOyersv. HIS household was his IDOL as TINS teSsl
mony shows. When absent he looked 20 his return
with delight He had built up for himself a property
ana professional reputation wh'cn Is unequalei 70
this country, uDquesuOnet AMI mdispl-a1le. lie
had wife whose beauty, whose appearance ar
whose accomplishments he might Well axe pfde iu.
lie had a home vi ich abandoned when this FAINT
" were separated Ihave felt the remark Nalch Has
txiorted from Lawson. sad he, =" | was poor b ",
have struggled tai have reached property, and
The acme oipIoeSsion fame, and when upon tRe j.
most round found my entire ambition ~ he pros.
uated. My God, what a thing It is to think that ny
happiness should depend entirely upon one person "
Ihat this happiness should be DESTROYED, that he
should IN fact be a Wanderer from thai time % this
hat he should be substantially WI hout a home
AAd always throughout the entire progress of this
nal these facts have flled with grief and caused
me to take the deepest interest 10 THIS case Itself
Nay more, have seen the fonduess which on al
occasions ne exhibited for his wifi. and when the
controversy arose which was 10 destroy MS peace,
ana ueHle MS hedrth-stone. Il was TO me matter OF
the Ceepesl sympathy aud felt called upDa % SEE
thd' justice Was done In reference 10 that con-
hoFeIefsy. lie asks nothing more aud never has
ASKED ANYTHING more. have endeavOret % caution
YOU ON the progress OF this controversy yHlnst hl'
slch) seniiunentlhts that souetimCs perya1es "a
Juty'uox where a female has been tie prntpi
upon one SIDE which certain clqueS have power n
eNcIt / aiude 10 the Niilses the Caicraf.s, tno
De NagueIit es OF the fashionable world instead on
| 10 lam " no desrlseS this fnyofy, aud never Dar-
uHpa.ed IN II | say It Is against such fiivcliiy
caution YOU, anc that being done I have never
anticipated any difficulty. But, gentlemen, | an
/ to be followed by COUNSEL whose acu.eness D.
OF me su0ii,st kind, and well known. lie Il agaia
| ~ 70 V S 4y me touri-perhaps oy IN uA
/ itH1I) Court. Long before sou retie 20 me JaTJ'
! eoA ne soGnas OF my voice vii have died ava
non "ei ears, ana Tear the arguments may la 70
Faescu lIyH your recollection. Nou VIII tor hol
| ana perhaps for days be addressed by them bar
SIMPLY ask you 10 recall the Suggestions II possible
iha' rave made 70 you, ana you VIII be enabled
! declce THIS case Justly and rgh.eoaslv and then
am enuIey content VIA tie verde. ~h.ca ,od sAli
/ give
rs Mr. Van Buren, sat 10 81. the Court sad. Y8u
/ have omitted 10 speak upon ore question.
Mr.. Van B.-IRe a.inoay
Court Yes, Sr.
Nr. Van i have nothing - say upon that.
toiDi-PeIhaps l ought 10 remark. | n lot a.
me habit Of iLterIUptIg gentlemen, but On not see
The perlnency OF the exclamation 81 counsel Ia hl
closing sentence about The COur. being unfrenilv
! IL IS VeIy unusual observation for Tie counsel
make. anc u attracted some attention
NJ an B--l very much regret that a-.racto
special attention. II mere IN adVer.eus reark
toFf-lt donI much affect ne. Al iae saoe I "a.