New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
TIE CINCINNA SLAVE CASE.
From The Cincinnati Enquirer.

CINCINNATI Enquirer.
On the Doth Of January the escaped slaves were
taken from jail, where they had been placed for safe
keeping by the United States Marshal, and conducted
in an omnibus attended by strong posse of officers,
to the United States Court the Hon. Jonn L. Pendery
presiding A crowd accompanied the omnibus, and
the ourtIoom, few minutes after it was opened,
was jammed with eager spectators, many OF whom
evidently would have expressed their sympathy for the
fugityes III audible manner but for the ngid order
enforced by the Deputy Manhals.
The Hon. John w. Finnell and 5. L. Moore, Of
Kentucky and Col Fraucis1 T.. Chambers, of Cincinnati
attorneys for the claimant John Joe, attorney for the
fugitives.
Mr. Jofe stated that by of the issuing OF the
writ of habeas corpus by Judge Burgoyne and the
action OF the Sheriff of Hamilton County in returning
TO the Marshal of the Southern District Of Ohio the
fugives on an alleged nfornality in the said writ Of
habeas corpus, he (Mr. JOlltie) had not caused any
subpenas 10 issue for witnesses on the part Of the de-
Tense.
Col Chambers, in reply, said that the warrant upon
which the fugitives held had been issued the
2sth Of January, thus allowing the attorney, hr.
Joife ample time to have his subpenas issued, served
and returned.
Col Chambers would require a showing in writing,
giving the namt OF the witnesses aud what he OK
peCted to prove by them
MIR. Jolile said he would prepare the aflidavits Of
the defendants themselves, to show that they had at
various times been brought by the owners, or their
agents of the owners into this State and having done
60, Mr.. Jolte then read to the Court the affidavit Of
Mary Garner which was follows:
2 O. u ann ston Of Coyin"oa Kv b,sd DIS Snon
nt Of Ian "a who claimed her as ST. ave And bous
her 10 Con.on Nv about the hiring the
said Cas- arlington sked said Marshall IL he afraid
said Nsry would run away TO which Marshall replied in the
ansi xbers~sT 49, n,s.ssd tbsf he vs. nor ,e,J
he would rn swsy that abe lived In Coyiuston with
sSd better than twelve mouths aud while she 40
lived With hn frequently City
ms 10 attend wohip Ia ths Methodist Episcopal Church of
which she was aud members sometimes the said
WARN on knew OF her crossing here to church and other
her con ue from said Warrington or any other
and heard him object 10 her coming 10 the CITY of pciu
Warrington the City Of Cincinnati State Of
Ohio MARKET sometimes she Cincinnati with said
WARRINGTON and at other times with Polly Warrington his
wife and at other times with Sally Stewart sister OF Mira
WsnneOn Benjamin Connolly, Mrs. Warrington, brother
tsS is sI5So. Between ciasa: SoyssiSs
Y Cincinnati She has been in jail in Cucinns
,S the cou no ,Io,s SsI n S., '
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Simon, Jr.l Galner, as touOws:
Robert Garner Of lawful being duly sworn his oath
states that about five weeks before Christmas Of the 1855
Marshal son OF James MArsha and agent OF James
Nnhs the claimant brought this deponent from Kentucky
TO the City Cincinnati IN the state OF ONO and kept him
Cincinnati about four hours and then returned him Kentucky
aud that about four years ago William Imoerske who Is
and lives III Co'son mad nus oePonent hed and
we ne was % ned sa1 ImoersAe o0,fht some wheat ~
wheat and this deponent did measure said wheat a. the house
MO@dsy morning and returned the Saturday
hitnt ioIowils 70 N0Nington hentueky.
This depSnen on his oath further that The James
. a., bTor,St ,si 5nonen- 80 f VI b S K w
nciy Into The State OF Ohio yh drove of hoes, hst The hor.
sold TO BY the OF Mr. Rice Dutch butshsr
and that depaeni that occasion brought into the State