New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-IS CHANEEks.
Before Judge DUEg.
paprag CnHpTS


Charles Trainer father Of the child, contnued-The
ladies' that boarded with Mrs Porter in Mobile, were
dressed usually with bare neaks and dressed up ne ~
ever saw women saw coming there at night the
men asking them how do you do girls and putting their
arms round Their necSs .
Ry Judge-My wife is not she did not leave Mobile
with me ny wife now belongs to man named George T.
Kelly she Is hired ont to woman named Mary Blankman
q When the girls at table what was the character
of their conversation
Judge 70 Mr. Culver-You have proved enough as to the
character Of the house will not consider proper To
leave the child with this she proves to be OF bad
character. 90,
Wtnes,-sIr Porter took my wife and child and myself
TO Louisville in s4 Mr. Culver wishes to show cert-
fcate from the Mayor Mobile, given 20 witness st the
time Mr. Brady objected. Mr. L. said II was TO show ne
is man of good character The Court sud his character
Is Dotimpeached.
O. By what name did that woman go at Louisville
A. BY the name of Bond.
O. Did any gentleman visit Der
A. Yes gentleman named Robert Price
q. Did hc stay all night
l. Yes Sir have known him to FAY all night and go
O. When did MS p take the child to Cincinnati!
"A little before Christmas last year and my wife re.
monssted against her taking the child offered her s'Do
10 leave II She said she could not take the money but
would be back IN Christmas holidays and then migh,
make arrangements but have not seen her SINCE W
Friday; | came to Cincinnati T. look after the chll
arrived there lst January as; objected TO as not reie
ysn Mr. Culver said be wished 20 show the efforts maze
BY The father get the child and the measures taken 70
elude The Judge said was not necessary Is 20 MS Az
10 find respondent there but could not and tha sue had
changed her name &c. Mr. Culver asked another q1ess-
ton to his going there which was objected 90 Mr'
Culver said the petition relates 70 two charges OF kldnap
ping an of uniusty OBTAINING the child The Judge sad
any inquiries that she might have been aware OF would De
relevant but there is evidence that she attempted 10
conceal the child
O. DO you and your wife belong to any particular
Church
A Yes, Sir belong 70 the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
O. Does your wife join you in desire to get back the
A. Yes SIR. she does as came away she said to
me We are poor creatures and have nothing but any
thing can do by praying Will pray to God By night and
bv day ill YOU can get back that may have our child
The witness freely shed tears.
O. Why do you desire 70 get the child
a Because i am afraid when Mr. 7. gets away from
these free States she will take the child and BELL IL
Mr Culver said that all the questions ne wished TO
ask witness az present
examined by Brady am carpenter by trade !;
have worked at since was able 10 "0Fk IN MoOe
was never married but once.
O. Did you ever live with any other woman'
A. have been about rs other young men never lived
with any other woman man and wife.
Mr. Brady pressed questions as 20 witness wanted 20
know what his character was
Wimess-When l was - years Of age and 3d. went
about Is other young men never went VITA any other
woman a. nv wife never had anything 20 do with any
other woman since was married .
Mr. Culver said the counsel asking questions when
10 out of 20 men Alabama would not wish TO meet The
Court said character was Necessary As was NOT proper
take the child from person on account OF character ana
give her 70 another whose character was also BAD
. Did YOU not court glrl IN Indiana
A. A number of young men OF "a used 70 20 over IN
Las on SUNDAY and used 10 talk 70 the gins the r
alluded TO- whose name was onsh, among the rest did
not court her ask her 10 marry me or nave anything 20
DO with her.
O. What did you say MS the name ot the man who mar
ried You =. IL.
he preached on SUNDAYS 70 the blacks And considered
Minister ana ais carpenter 5ytra1e lie called on
the Almighty, and joined Us together | made aspeeo1
II I'm. IN I al Ol
wife together By joining cur hearts although me u" OF
Alabama allow free man 20 marry slave except
az license said in speech the Almighty nad Oned w.
Notwithstanding what man nsy Do t'usut the cnlla Is
ABCs. sent i % school. sad gave money % nave Il
taught bat the .aly refused % learn any more iouAa
.bo and 0the. thu the child "l5u III l. Aad gone
-. C,itorria. Mr. l. nas Eyen L clothes and generally
taken care or her to'ld out ttt Mr. + had gone 70
Cincinnati; liter came back from there !ron AlAiy nom
Brsdy-No, that. how I'D yoa Aaov sha vas going TO
Cincinnati ,,.,o
A. She told Us she going and We offered Ter 500
She hrsi IT, Child CIT 20 pad pace ana Il - "AiPPs1'
and The scar on hr h- did not wish 70 ssy lhef>
but would rather go with her.
Nv NJ Culver-I taught hrr her 4 y Cs aad b fear
cod and that w0ud b impossible % d. vel unless sac
feared GOD 90 nc, know Whistler The cnd reads or not
they teach them kind d ca,eCh-n on mere ihst
they born 10 serve md obey oeheYe they tSaGn
them the en- Commandments o. no kno" iAs W 4a-y
ever taught her DO not know that ever Mrs sent her %
sunday school can read little my wife c-anos r-aa.
Mr Culver I'D they wcull here rest but Oa not ou'
cl t--s -u- - - cANHl-- -l--@--- - -
necessary. &C.,. .fs
Nr B.adv taen sal lie wished zul-- petition saotd
BE- made bv Trainer the l,tler 30 As % pace lie cas- ia
proper form. IL NAV b. vel % lave Ae asP.%y' 2It
ri. j. plain question Of law and MESS clear t- 90 me
child j. shown yOrr HoDcr tsnnot pa.- Ap9nA A.-s =
.ct tribunal rs &c morals bu. Cour. Of Law
Nr Culver tl0u ZLt the matte. r sted proper! 90 u -
Jcdge-Unicss she g re--raned L shs were aol ~
rappeo AID al things proper would give ne cni - n7I
u..trs.s bur / VII permit petition on OeaiA Of ne
tter Oh Eq5ers Cy~yns .Wg-l o. ana ~ iairF sy "
called 10 testify inregsri g. L. w not tse her rom ths
woman. Un.ess other P--scn shows Dexter Ls anl
~ admit tie new VIII. - .
NJ Brady SAID h wished % show that there WAS ~
The jude. sid that the mother bsing snys eoa-a no
have the CUSTODY The question will be- "Le'hs i9
en- show tile Tie petition can De l-tl- AZ 'I@ $50
NOW thus far cons is-ei ~ tsk IA uul.i !" g..
Tie Judge aid tie mattel, "hl7 sNs S'-'-.- 49,
prepared might 20 on. q. o.. go
Mr. BraTv ssa there was thing tnus A ~ iit'' 20 "A
que upou he weulc snow that theSe pA9les were 10
married According - the laws Of ALABAMA 'lI D. 5S-
from statutes 0t Alsbzma Any one OF ine Sue J-ls
or Minister ef the Gospe Justice o. me feAee' sna
marriage between free persons on incense on 4.
being shOwn that the Minister duly ofa-nsH @I
&c; also that any person can marry Sc.O.es ~ .s
Of TIER Society the Clerk to make resesI Nu Ie'~iT
lawful for QuakeTs marry accorulhS ~ 1t1I y -
that marriage licenses may be granted on OOHu' tAI o
i no lawful cause 10 Obsruct the marrlage-ny PeISo
,,bo ,,7srrss ,Vi,lout license shall pay sl,00o &c
ON oue,tion from the Judge, il was sad there was
rrobibon A. 10 slaves that Therefore the case on'
within The lsw 'p1bb'y ~ lAfins '''" '-''''