New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30

no.. ~, A 70 ne question ~ nsaniy they dii rot
cn; Dr. Parker md Oasn And tbe, I'D DaS pey
6. 81 ays I.1 frP w.. from no oSs .ss. q. s.
a made TIE t,et q hl. school ne we've a..ey
put'coar study Of health be taken ,,.a., To -
Of neo ne, nae t1en 'Pet n studying desGr brDes
Gilman could be outwpsbed bat n aay rer,,5 r.s :, -
the pros eution b.d thousht prot er to "a. s,Is %
10 rsos, eer is.imcny To convict crime it .Aoa
h1In eoiRn'fi.rt H. tvsno for tbs. Be
te IS. b %, discs bad Destroyed any Of bis teu
sn inc not ioI tier vensesnc. he did not expect b,
ne TO Do The spirit Of persecution Which pIsd Is. Ps
The cracking se.b Of him committed no Sber Of
ruins Of bis God lived tbi. instant srouId hin M b. .
led to the ..sSs ~, 81 TIE inSa.ion Many could be
IN ,b soo and ecatni spirit
the land .nd the ces. tia; have spS oS az o.
I've 70 he e.rS - 90 He cid not eHPec. the world
ssrd 70 he thns called crime He eonsiiereS for biz s b.
Sndsr our .w md be r'ed in hi. sanuny
pi M .dcs, and ,eock. Wong IN the sight Of Oh
tetp the lie which God gave him ws5 h. Iae
Starvation not 50 much deysd b that vein to ,,oe
BS bs ne aid ha .a By @ man % the
1sad i5U% S snS faith and IsPsysd
crime and the other by mild II the obec, Of punish
ebt were TO elevate the morals Of the community mach II
see Now what bad become Of R STe H.pSoa aU wa.
engaged operations in Wall except IN oanns money
TO divide the interest with Harbek be gambler bat
be col fined himself to hi. domestic and personal expenditures
Mr Boyer bad 'To that be hsd red spot bis e when
se, as 81, to es,y emotion as ho.e who had when
present. was question wholly irrespective of insanity He
assumed that Illumination sane and be proposed
bad nS s. s % d s ny pref a a1 Hf H.
toD,' They friendly. Mr.. Hmbeck said that Hunting
ton had no credit with him that he lent him money only when
Huntington
note note signed sy Hoaasp 900 Leonard firm unknoTn osr
to him st seven cent This would BE- perfectly exp
cable Hsoet I'd confidence in him Then the day when
the Republic where due. Mr. H.beck did present
overlook him be made u assignment Of his property H
He Mr Brady, did wonder tina, the prosecution did not
y HsrSeci s sD: re . the
that book and that he received than per cent when
showed that the sn.eon besWen the Hsbeef and Han
tDston Of such character that they had employ
puou Of usuy They told to have books which should
to the eye Of hs world disclose ony Per cent Why .t
,sHll9v device B:Ibeei va undoubtedly sui Of an osen.e
all his occupations in life while Huntington sacrificed
and biz died the Hsrbeek. and the majesty Of
the law morals Of Wall street saved from
scoa dreism and vice ssht applause with call TO order by
beck any injustice but would Jury in testimony
HNbci had not deliberately concealed md wuy talsifed
would "iDsy spoosile q atone to H9ees 2I thl.
Sc called wnes whist could ,y We Habt from anu eonr
ton Of deibtrste wicked perjury HsIbeck Dad a.temptet to
almost unparalleled. The water that guhed from the rock in
the wilderness not miracle than the 6ow Of
truth mpid streams from that witness There jont
sc the Barbecks and Huntington Tor eooimou
employment of their capital KIN and ingenuity with view 70
been disclosed Harbeck willing Huntington should have
70 apply process comparative anatomy
ton lie Culver, who, from little bone was able 10 tell what
In the affairs Of life lew little ct. sometime. f1rai.hca
such clue to the rec, n .r o. Tsnae,op; ,b
truth would itself AGAINST all the mschnatoHs Of mea
There the Office Of Huntington brotherinsw Of Ha
beck knew al about the tsnssetion' There by
named Thomas who made the cash entries who had no, been
bad been present all through and felt evident the
and anxious TO have the Bden in cment tried
FIRST to light upon the ,raU'oos The lett with
between the Hsrbecks and Huntington Upon the evidence
benefit understsndins that when Huntington should
r s sD' pay d e TO the % S except
With technical presumption there could be conviction
msUment The eoutse or defense had pat
before The Jy most S a s sa .
on accused because he said would nure the family
would be with The which invariably attended .uch
defer Mr Brady willing, personally TO take the wnois
but nnoc ut persons gr.6ed and there
longer pleasure to him IN performing that 'ee ne
be made and by the books But whether thai
or not one thing wa. was no :,
crime should be punished he made no dpsy OF bis oye OF
the msesty of the law vindieaed in hi. naive ely 70
it from the reprosches cast upon elsewhere ""
ns but il too on happened the motive which influenced
the execution of justice not desire for Justice bat
of of 9a'pI should Be- Closed %
tons about Which he toew everyhss de would have ia
had ops Dy and frankly disclosed ALL far as the Court would
permit oppressed the jury With the real part he took In tue
trats aetion III
br, ugh which the counsel found himself greatly
prouded Out Of this darkness. weapon th,t
% ,soqS 1 and Ss 1s nc
,sc9es citizen III e from conceded and
TO bs conclusion tpst il would violence the laws Of
The land to let the lat hour Of the aged hs OF ne
on doom he Relieved general sentiment OF the
ny b.1 ,ss asce Of twenty orse Guilty they
might be. But whstev.r might be the su h. eJoced that
insane ard inn ocent or sane and gully ne g
could live in mssnheepee While those VINO ' SS IN
Kind Of iuferioy and the Of poverty seemed to have
bad connected With it by such means reposch well SUI
The conclusion of Mr. Brady. Argument followed By
the Court ,syirs could from sensible men or
good Of society Sas me. Of s s9eI nov lie
Here the Court look rece. CT half hour after which,
WIN. CURTIS NorEs, senior counsel for the prosecu'
tion, delivered the
ARGUMENT yoR THT PROSECUTION.
Mr.. NoYEs sad he regarded the applause mani
fsted at the close Of the counses speech rather as
complimentary to the gentleman-as Indicating KIND
feeling toward him upon the announcement which had
been made here that he about to retire from prac
tee in criminal eases-han any expression OF sympa.
tby with the accused much less as any expression OF
s,mpathy with crime That II was exceedingly im.
proler in court of justice, those who INDUCED 10
mnst now be satisfied for if it sprung from the kind
feeling of which he had rpoken, he had no complain,