New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

The p. 81 ,besr person. did not sppesr nss and my o.
s e:S 1:S .s .
b,h deover,s: demand: Of pn mo- sns
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I'D ..i'iSS.y e 1 ss 70. CT sSel Wa x.
doubted hey exclaimed Ia he m, Ses % ,Hs ps
PsAsD: u .Se f1 20 unoei Saiss
m,,,,,,es Huntington not mereinary forseri the
aaiass Jv,andi was wanting
But to proceed With the n.irsion- Oh bis re.arn ron
rt,,. the whose names ne hsd orged
for counepsnee and AID and be oo'A1sd rom neSy ~ .,
them ple,e release .na so b.',sS nm Amos,
The counsel then .dyerted the social relations Of d. &C
,u,e5 He married in 1893 10 highly respectable ady OF
Connecticut of cultivated mind, sensitive heart and nsn
81. I..e .r.t They ehdren living Hantinon
Ss and S w e s's .S s1P h % halt Ii@ May Of
his resolutions for one OF weeh WA very ci
sas dsS vo; I her Ssnest and jumpG Jerry
under WITCH would lead everybody 70 suppose
domestic habits and temperate in his mode Of LIE aud
beneyOl. mt IN bis disposition he cossponaee WIN n sea
OF greater or petenses and a. mes occupied dwein OF
part. sy eel. nd s.sr or e'i
time lie living In plenty and at another IN pensIy from
.Iss s to S sSt n Ss oSt.nsd .1sy p.ny
house Thirty nnth street at more moderate rent peiSs
HI. iriend. Hi. wife then visited some feDds at dis
lance when she returned .he found anssaef e'.s'h.
slrp.e and took her into with KIND Of childish delight
But s B'dsS' h% sl is' In the
Of two or three be leased smother house In the same
sGs1 yS S s s% cd Il @ VA.
whupon be moved into the house himself snd gave up me
,cIt,on and be bad iron safe filed with expensive
@ as va nnp s.d ssd SS
full PrOdissy He :PST.ed tine hor:es and .anP"ss. aae
sdSs Wbnsou U' BUT hspss III. .pc d.
RELY 1dFsy tIIO1f S ssdsn M.SsS 5Ss s s%s
oee and bould together BY the closest ties OF relation
qusnted with hi. forgeres considerable extent but also
w 6 . ~ U @ IL @ they would
b. able to show that it Beden who persuaded him
9 a 90 sea ' oS sm
and follow out the s0@m:sOs Of the series series
that Huntnsn who bad money was keeping an account
yiou. to his arrest amounting month knew
that be kept heavy accounts IN other banks and thai &c wa.
toIses fictitious securities which near as could be .'ee
tanned must have ssshed during The year 70 the . :sfs g.
goy o'enSy csi but really spy s%i IAN manned Par ar
clare that Bed.n knew it, Huntington LEFT forged paper IN
s o1 ~ss fS and S paid
paid questions asked exPlsaa made Hurting
want Of caution on the part OF Bslden unnson How
a
e.ss. and s.ipa re One a5s cent ss
upon Huntington before he had perfected his to
Of escape, and knowing ga, Huptns.Sa wa ms.seary
nd be iop.d able to trip from him
T@Su ne In. but to ens Ii. own apsou. eo
We through with HrbecL yet; his
Ri. defense should be Ss.y
es 's .S.ur 1' VI ScS a
.urdy Of the ortee. committed Tue crime involved tn:
ociousne.s Of the crime Of forgery eloquendy des
cb.a By the District AOp,y IN M .genn h ho sSSS o.
Names and high and ow it ranged from sore noses
I s thai The b. %os %... sS :.
biance was Phelps. Dodge Co, which wa. : very poor
. Ss. l. a:n Tn eod $
moment Heeauepty left out Of the name. Of the sIm
s pui lie bad signed when
ft H. got ..s as money! snsn' ON 0i a
s Ssni 'a s. lent from aHa the
could be with any PPo.eh .ccussy ne used
.esy would have been required s.Iea He
prevent his arrest in c..e the forsenes should be de-
bis exa'asapt purchases With naas exceptions were made
for cash and uPSn ne .ii from he
Ssa siie.ay Iee':sd destroy ;,dsnc. Of
M prepare ps Sth he
ee BE had no appreciated rf,sys OF r.. ruin t as
accumulated property for himself or family he made no
for es 81: s. s Of s
who have suffered Sy him .oss %o1ss s % ~
with two Of hi. alleged victims q of whom
Chss Belisn aud the Otheg H.Ibect; He wa: suffered
sao. to escape He met these alleged victim, I'D y
appointment and admitted that nearly ell toe CON-
weps over Ibis state Of things and Bedsn and Hsssek wept
ms s.i he '%s
them udiDs all other creditors He hs since mis- conhns
r. III. %
a; . r. ~ip Ss .o osc S
iest ser cursoy eAamnson that there wes no sope Tor
sR b or It, the
ing that he had done nothing for which he ought . be
sUssested BY iemnI Of HsSseI himself to the mas.ts
who committed him, that Huntington Probably h.
upon inquiry Of doster We became convinced that hs
clearly NOT accountable for what he bad done he was
child His insanity what Ia called monomaDaOisu-a NOR
bid condition Of the mind causing the commission Of sts
ms. wi e. v ssssa q e.
SECURING The counsel here cited csses to the point Of
moDomsns .Ser. there va. no motive. the party wss 70
.pon;bs They bad consulted medical men before v.nturns
Tins e, ,S ss.:.d TO 90 ;se bat III! N H cold
s. no sSsy
hind for the community would be en- their guard.
Mr. B..Dr addition to the point. already s.ted :Id they
crime; ta. he pIs:.csii:u h:d sysn ~
o as .s 20
s, Of Imperfect character Of that paper and
security would make them bosh
criminal then there could b no intent TO dsaad in that trans
The fret witness called for the defense was ven
cradle and very intelligent gentleman the father Of the
sccused-Mr. hrael Huntington. He testified -
follows:
am the father Of the defsndsnt he born In Geneva
Ontario County about 1871 is my eusinsss has been The
family until his majority my Impression Is that occurred
O. YIN you state what hind Of an education he received
Mr. Hall objected to the question 50 not coIstersl,
and having reference the Whatever. 1t
matter 81 Importance vhsh, th: defendant vas educated