New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
,.s s,v bi.. OF prejudice which would disqaAEt him

u itc for or sg.iDst priscreri y,
Obsctd O by tie Couusel FOR the prosecution. 20
il ctJt sus 'aiDeo and EXCEPTIONS taken.
Mr.. Brsoy sugeestsd hat It would oe wen W Au""
from iaJer rhe her b. could remain On the ny ~
G, &c il should be decided TO keep them toReios unu
verr ict wss obtsined, or they were dlsch1Tei 9y
the Court. He sald, also that be thouehl II "onu u
well also 20 kroF whether juror Tss Heu 'e' Va
Ire Court ssid .be only ques'ion be though. wa
for the Juror to say whether he hsd Sny bic. ore
TIE Juror acce tea by both cou seIs.
james VI CrOcber0n, dry goOcs merchant, No. p
Vesry.s Knows neither Of TIE p.Ities-eihsr ker
or bis fieLds Poole fie.id.; read the newspaper
sc6 QUITE Ct the tsnsactoh; l formed opinion a.
The tim in regard TO the guilt innocence Of Baker
biz opinion bsd been modified BIZ something which he
bad read subse dus1tli he had fxed opinion upon
that point; be wa wholly Indifferent between the stae
sDo the pr scner.
John l. lockwood -four merchant, No. 263 Madison
sutes-Rt ed The accounts OF tbis transaction N the
pewspspers So far as the evidence might be taken
ss true BE might have orme1 an o d 400 g. he time
of the guilt limo ence OF the prisoner Tae o9in-
ion pa italy remained | thiOk | could BE- entirely
in partial 10 reDoering a veroit. Challenged per-
en- ptOIiiy. Set aside.
Lorraine Fieemsu-Excused by counsel.
albert l. COIkliu-Forne1 aud expressed an opin-
ion In Te ard 10 the guilt or innocence of the accas5d
James b. Kuter-FOrmed DO hx;d opinion. Real
the Iewspape's and formed general impression, bat
TO bIg 70 bias hin Acceped.
jeremiah A. VIII simeon stated that he opposed
10 capital Lubisbm ut. If the prisoner were proved
guilty. would not render verdict against hlm. Del
ssiCe.
Alsnson I. Biggs, cooper-Resides at No. l39
HtLry street; bad read rome account OF the PD)le
murotr in the paners out lad formed 10 Jini0n I'd
no biss or pr, judice whatever. AIR Briggs
cufed from serving tbe round OF urgent business
Winiam G over, commission dealer, W4shin ton
m8Iktt- X ew Poole; had known BIN for nun1er
Of yebIs but wac not intimate with him; had formed
ltuS hut il Irtu6uc3 : "
man SuOpored 10 have expressed himself uuttsor-
ably tOTsrd Baker, AID was therefore peremp!orly
AMI set eside.
Thomas Holm an--Had stated that TIE death OF such
q mar az Poo 10 loss 20 tho community. Chsi-
le1s ed and re aide.
John Boyle-Hsd formed but not expressed an
opinion. Set ssiCe.
Maurce Austine was MOI well enough to serve. EI-
cu-ed.
David Teats, tinsmh resi1fs at No. III For ieth
sire Ell Kew rome of the par les cOncsrned, and I'd
formed 10 opinion; was prejuoice1 neither way. Ac
cepttd.
William Kemp, resides at No. 1873 Yves, Twenty
third str a. eng aged in tie ice busn5ss-sd formed
10 eci6ed opuion hsc talked about the sub sc' only
will bis faulty. be impression now on his mind
would not in bic view, prevent him from forming All
0, irion sOley the evGence that might be adlu cd
at tae Trial. Chasrged by defendants counsel SGT
asde.
Samuel r. Mount had both entertain and ex.
pr essed fixed Op mon. St aside
Robert Beatty, lr, book binder No. 4ls Pearl street,
bad form ed and expressed an opinion. Set aside.
Levi NJ Bates, dry goods merchant, Warren street,
had formed snd expressed an opinion. Set aside.
Lumau b. Wing, grocer, resides at No POS Monroe |
stree bad read The account Of the Poole murde, Ia
be papers, bat had formed DO opinion the subec:,
Dor expressed any. Accepted.
Ri hSro j. Brough, hardware merchant Pearl |
r ct, entertained scruples on the subject of capital
)uns mopt; was member OF the Society OF Fine Ids.
SCI aside.
EDWARD Greene-Lumber merchant; resides at No. |
20 Sixth street; held fixed opinion On the subject.
Set aside.
Michael Edy-- Resides at No. 1872 Hammersey |
street; does business in Washington Market; had seen |
Poole about the market; had particular acquaint-
II CO with him; felt prejudice against Baker; had |
eher formed nor expressed all opoion ABOUT TIE mat
Ter. Accepted.
Samuel J. Tobias-Had re ad of t. transac ion and |
expressed an Jinon several OCCASIONS Set sside.
Cnss c. Mooney, builder-Resifes at No. Is Van
1sm street. bad formed decided opinion on this sub
ect Set sside
Matthew Burns builder-Residee at No. SO East |
Thirty second street. might have received an impress
ion on the subject at the time of the death of Poole,
but bad NO recollection Of il at present. was entirely
rec from ore uoice, and had no bias whatever either
gay The Juror stated that he bad a number Of men |
II work, who must remain idle if he were detained |
lere and therefore requested to be excused. Not eI.
used aud sworn.
William Hubbsrd-Had both formed and avoHed
fixed opinion. Set ASIDE.
Eish b. CronB-Resides In West Thirteenth street;
lso formed a decide opinion. Set aside.
Avab He'll, merchant, No IL Nassau street-tiad
rot msde up bis nino from anything be had read or
,tare; felt no prejudice toward either party; Hal |
crupes about capital punishment but would render
decision according 20 the evidence. Acceptsd.
A]exsnoer JohDfoD, tailor, No. l3l Yves. broadway |
Was excused on account Of deafness.
George XIX gman dry goods, Montgomery street
Il ad formed an opinion. Sc: ssde.
George Burng-Had both formed and expressed an
)pI ion Set aside.
Edward w. Baller-Had formed an opinion in this
,sse Set aside
John Erdmap-Wss in California at the time the
leath OF Poole occurred had not resd ABOUT the affair
n formed any opinion. Accepted.
Joho DaveJ port-Pace of business, No. 10 Plat |
rett; may have received an Impression at the tiRs,
)ut has decided opinion at present. He stated that
10 thought The quarrel sought by one of the par
les. Peremptoily challenged q I'D Sc aside.
Job Long had formed and expressed an opinion
yet ssi6e.
Edward ID. Jones had formed an opinion. Set aside
Joseph Logan, meta oofer, knew mons of the par
les, and felt sympathy either way Had probably
ad of the transaction IN the psoers, but hsd DOopio
on the SUBJECT. Peremptoriy Chall snged and Sc;
side.
AT rtsll-Eycused on account Of being unwe |
Goroon W. Burnhan thought he VAS Incompetent
o lit juror from the opinion be had formed. Set
sice.
Henry W. TaylOr-FOrmed and expressed an Opin-
on Set sside.
Wrisbt Pomery, Metropolitan Hotel place of bus-
res, No. 352 Broadway-rormed an opinion. set |
ssiCe.
JOIN L. DUR eS-Re'ides O. No. % East Broadway;
orntd snd expressed an opinion. Set aside.
Gauet W. kyckman jr-Rssd about the case and
oru ed opinion. Set aside.
John Fraz-O Opinion formed Set aside.
Jscob L. Senas-OpiniOn formed AID expressed.
Set aside
james Boyd Formed opinion. Sc, asiae.
Geor.e r. Peterson, carpet dealer had formed an
opinion. \, aisle,
Thomas Grerleaf, had formed an opinion. Sc.
lsiCc.
MI Brsfy heie inquired at what hour the Court pro-