New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12

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fight when Poet dared him To fsht AVID called him q
lesflg son o. b-h' The evidence on that tirs.
sffrsy fortih.s 'be case OF the cesense II shows
clearly the stte OF Bakers mind and ,hs, {. was not
ip such state rs souo lesd him 10 assassna'e The
pr 81 cution will urge that Baker ef yobty Inysi,
hurry 10 60 to S anwix HILL lie was there playing
arsue of cTinbsge for half dollar Bat h W 81 no
gambler, Ough he hsd assccia'ed with then. Bat
To aIy event have gsnb no ightsi Oar nation
Is a sios II "a 0tlers. Ccmrercs Ia KS uoling No
matter how The cspitel il embarked, commerce par
tskes acre or iess o. the pa'ure Of gambling Gam
bhos /. OF 10 be- defended. am ~ bsoted upon the
VICES tsst prevail In his com nuhity as any oeh~
man Bu hsve lot seuse ei ough, and | think you
have ser enough 10 give far ir'a even TO gam
bier Cs'hol C. or q Protestant Boer vas paying
gsn OF csids aud when be heard this in'eiligenoe
be III 10 hurry; be played oat The gams,
AID then yls,ed another He oif no. hurry
A. St-nwiX Hail ard put ois pistol 70 Poolss heart
HE eti ~ 10 SarsiN Hal II hs ven: there TO
p'evtnt Pee IL n slayilg his fisud Mcrriss9y rs
went on = tga sto holy errand. IL he went fro a
feeling OF frieI dsbip. you can OF c-Dsde him do
MT Whist Re Gent the-e tor unlees 10 see these
| Two 6ul ies 1T you call them 50. Poole was known
10 he Huly; ano wren | speak of Morrisey asa
bully, do lot NEAR 10 tbs same sense - Poole, but
es pugilist Of great physical slrenath. have COZ
suit'o viii msDy Perso' and have never hesrd thst
Mo rssey had ever assaulted person or been agsres
sIVe, sue when he did fgnt i IN a ms,ch aud ia
vi ch be wss su,ced b., the rues Of the ring. Bsksr
went there 10 see there two stroog uen Did NJ 20
Il er, 10 assass nate IL will De SAID he hum si-that
Re got l. srass Of Liperarc street and rode % How
aiG D. tteD sot ont sue iook iage to Bro,ns
,treet. Ire hurry, II il existed Is just as consistent
with ILocerce with guilt; because he 70 lie you
70 susLtct tay the prosecution. Bur, gectle men,
when man il b. ing rleu f T bis if', you have no
risn' 10 SUSPECT. he opDed, perhaps, AZ the Ciy
Ho,e. Why Perhaps be stop 3ed to ge some friend
10 te With hn, De he kuCw Pcoie was sc anSn Hsu,
shc lie elo 10, visa 10 be alone VIA reienucss
,ttmy He. OF 20 sn tx III ALL aud when he gJt there
be osto IN end REUSED lend his p to 20 Morris ey,
rtuteo oqual ~ilh Pos and left mere wiiheat nav
Il ting which e liable to censure tn, the
posecut ss!s dat Baker, when be lei ling p vent
10 len T. end toll Al 10 tell turner coms up %
Ssn~ N Hal that Poole bal shos MorrLsey. Ihe
po,e, uen tss eLdeavored 10 show 81 the evi ience
hat tbs YVES Just previous 10 the second ahfsy AHea.
wtef calico upon TO speak OF ,be time ssd vas atsi
O'Clock anO two hours aud halt tore Morssey
cal cd To pay him oney, and when Morrissey called
Bah er by vile epnhtt because ho did not loan hln
ou Il fist afrsy. Mo iissey hsJ beeu aires ei by
Officer Rae aud Poole has been arrested aso, but us
IuIs the Station House IN advance OF the ohcer,
an like bis usual custom when be hai assauied
al lie ~eBt aid entered complaint against Morris
sey. lie was who could set up at ocllck
at night, 90 10 Bresets, aud, 10 CONNECTION
with Pest and Hoeuing, beat men Who
never harmed him, aud then have them
anfsec. Poole, after entering complaint at tue
Station House, promised to 90 h me. Morris 81 hs4
sso promised and he kept his word Poole di not,
apc he loet his life Poole, instead OF keeping hts
promise csue back TO Stan six Hall; bat Slay his
s-tehte and the first Attorns General ia TINS sse,
sale Poos came back to aDw'x Hall 70 apologize ~
Dean. Yet can there at the Station House yin
hi al he could ba apOos ized to him there Nor
riss.y started Anh Rue, Morrlssey druns aud kue
sobt,, stopping a. one gog shop and another, ani
din king al every one When no got to Z anal street
| be want go TO Ling's, and to get what Drink
The most that man wanted thai nisot was 70 le5d
that burning thst that mai es the drunkatd. fdere 10
no ali who could thiuk MorIisey could in his co lei
ton en- COZ Jire assassin e; ana under any cir
cuu siaLces II is totally variance WITH ns chafacer,
| -. Ia xa.,lIn moi harI A
re Gun uiDghs who seems to have conrol over him
when druDk, induced him TO start for hons. Bat no
stopped at Aliens where all these ALLEGED assassns
were suppose be consp iIing about ~ O'clock, TO
| kin Pooie. But whtre ~as Irving then-irving <hom
Poole said in his dying declaration he blamed moro
tran Baher, for Poo knew well that ,ker hal saot
bm in self-def rst-Irving, who in the first ecay mad
thrown his around Morfissey and told him to
keep back II he did not W mt 70 be sho.
hviDg was thGn home ssd IN bed, and be-
in blsf of The Iu5ic peace, Irving hard 40, king
nan, had been noiucea In an iafc ment for murder.
| HJsr, Linn Psugeue, Baker. Turner and Van Pst
ia AIMS it will be urged BY The prosscu ion,
whispering. Hye was there because be had just co L
| ut6d ms'ch between a man In Pbilafepnia and
No ri;sey. Paugcne Van P,lt and Linn hat FOL-
| owed Morrissey as crowd OF boys will iolloxs
| cru hen man. But there was secrecy. Tnere is
no ne slighteet evidence of there being aoy. Tnsy
we've there present cOnyerspg la an ordinary t0ae,
and in pubic bafIoom and in manner that any
| peIsOU ns nj ar them. II l. Lot udder such circun-
III u
plan Of assaf sDa on, who orned IL II /. was
planned il was planned then. Baker w@ the enemy Of
Poole but there is no evidence given 70 sho that he
dess FED to take his Life. He was there; Hyler was
tleIe, sporiIg man, the friend of Poole, who had
| gsmbled with him, had loaned hin money. He hsd
10 ade match upon MOfrisseyi no mad talked Of that
ma CD at Stanwix Hall; he had because Of thai been
thrown into intimate relations With Morrssey. But
there another consl i'aor, Van Pe also friend
of Poole Turner another friend OF Poole Linn, boy
who had struggled ia with them, scarcely knowing
them II us p rites 10 this conspiracy werecompossi
of intimate frieI DIS TO Poole Bu there was Psuseoe,
fighting boy whOse wsywaidness caused all this diff
fculty ard be IL proven TO have been stranger to
Hyler. Here we have enemies and friends Of Poole,
and part OF them srat gers to one another, Ia public
| bar icom, eDefipg INTO conspiracy 10 assssinre
Poole But if the fact Of hese parties golDg to STAN
wix He'll at ~ O'Clock is ss tent With guilt IL Is not
iLcoI tent with Innocence No lawyer could urge
That Van Pelt, Linn, Hyler were party to that
conspiracy II one existed Bot was there any am-
ing Z Tuner ii will be said, was armed. He was
always armed. He had contracted the habit ia Cali
forDia, where nen, good and bad, carry arms IL Is
raid that PaugeDe was armec IL was nee sssry ior
| this prosecution TO am Paugene and every man in
that party TO make the much against Barer -
tosslbe. There Is evidence IN this case that PAu
gene was armed and theie is no evidence OF any arm.
ipQ of the party at all. And here another fact; MOI
| one of those men knew Poole was al Stanwu han,
ror could they have known il. The evidence goes to
show that all supposed when they left thst Poole
wss at the Eighth Ward Station House. Hsd
any proof been scduced to show tina. these
parties knew that Poole wa, a. 5tanwix Hsit
About l2 O'Clock AckeTson end ": HAMS shut up
Poole's saloon and went TO Stansx Hall. Ackerson
.ays be did not know Poole vas there Bat he armed
himself before be wen. there suppose II hsd bsen hn
Gaze they could make against Ackerson.
Poole was got cut by Shay TO 90 home, but he went
back osteksbly to get cigar, but this oct sas ruse
becssse he wanted more liquor for be was drunk and
Ifuristed. Now If Poole did not know himself that
he was to te here, how could Baker and bis friends