New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18
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v" t''"" a.. vakcman was very much dts
-, a., nsAcd him e. put his hand On n'r 'n'S'
W." - 81, .,.s rraycd tor her. She said she had
~" " .,.st,e,. in her aud that they werr crawl
'"''' =, l,r ,troA, and choking her. lie Put hS
" ~ ~, ,h,s, and stomach and fcf hcm' james
-. ,,.,,R,d that sly was afraid to Nl anything
-, l.. ,,h HIM that Chas. Wiloughhy had
- HIM With devils which crawlcd over ms hoal
,uA NNA ..,s,, .,
w., pcckwith had Known them since 1881 and al
- ,Ae,, meetings until iS5L She thought them
sir,Vw .. A.. >votor,,, s.;d
-, Eer.utcr. in q private interview IN the laI;
"wN,, Amos Hunt gave the piHcn | was dreadful
e.,,k, hSd dreadful pain IN my stomach ana cheS',
sd Whispering very cchhdcnaal'y as she leanod
~,,,r her larEc Bible don't tell of 1t oRen, but l
.pnk~i: Twas dreadful SICK and | put my thuuio
"srA 6oscy in my mouth aud pulled out something
s..N ANou, 50 long two 81 three uchcsl ana then
"Ipuksd sran and pulled out another and they was
"thc spc,i,s he put into the p'Een TO XIII my sper"
while the riscn Killed my body. Now, II Id pu'
-, ,hc p,Nle. and when got we'll enough put
en- N IL frc and burned en-, the spert of the Man
~ SD would = been killed and the millennium
90 s,uls = come. Hut didn't, and SO all this has
cOsne to PISS.
tr,r number Of ladies were present than yesterday,
sra the NON was thoroughly packed. The testimony
~ thc dr'tnsa was continued.
SArah Roc, testified to the excellent character and
r-is~rlss q Sly and said that Sly very 10th to
an ANYTHING: one time he in her house and she
.kcS him 10 Kill horn-bug; he said he did no. want
e kilt but he would put It in the street; Sly Thought
tat " louchhy, Mrs Wakeman's son-in law, had put
= thCu> snd cevls ON him: Mrs. Wakeman always ap-
t.srcd 10 bc a very kind woman, and | know OF
voiAipx giving to show that she not sincere; she
swSys talked the subject of religion, and when she
spike Of the unbelef OF the world she would burst
E.o iea.s. she now believes that l am one OF her
wu-st enemies; far as know Mrs. Lane treated hex
mother Mr. Wakeman very kindly.
George Root, sworn-Ilave known de parties for
tArtAn or fourteen years Sly acted and talked like
rAId: 'bou, dis bug l was KNOWN, and kinder
laughed st !, IN my mind dey feel bad when dey
Rad their reg kill on account OF lis cyln; dey always
vas gitiin herbs in de woods desc people who had
Se powers dat YOU heerd Of Sly would not pass der
houses for bout two years he wondn pass my house,
~ Israe, Woodin neider; he would kneel down and
xrsy anywhere; I've seen him pray IN the snoc der
nCOveTS said dat my bread was enchanted; L know
Sst BE wouldn't receive any whites from MIS- Lane;
thought Mis akeman a natural pretty clever sort of
: woman but fought she was deluded; out OF &c
B.he YOU couldn't git much conversation on natural
tipCs she said she not sent for money and when
she 1ad i she let II go anywhere che was perfectly
sincere.
snetimes taught that she couldn't believe her doc.
:5ines herself but she repeat EN- and repeat en- she
eii'n' Go much but maxim srops she was sicky all
the time; she has been ever since I've known her
al De time she live at my house she takin bout
religion when talked with her. have noon her reusn
tucs hom Ms. Lane; Mrs. Lanes little boy brought
her PIE once and she woudn take it she taught it
Tas enchanted
NArv Ann Wharton, sworn-Has known Mrs.
UskeInan and sly quite intimately for fifteen years;
always looked upon Sammy as very good HARM
LIS prayelful man; be was alwayS pIvacnug up life,
ge Etc. life; ii was bis favore theme, and that death
was f,om the Man Of Sin; he used to come to our
korsa every dsy: he always knet down when he
came into the house. instead OF sitting down; when
Re came in be usually sad Its CROWN brighter and
brighter: I've enjoyed myself better for the last
"tEentyiour hours than eyer did before tho power
Of the old devil is goiD'; after while he came 10
think was IA grea enchanter, and when he saw me
he would run the street rather than meet me;
thought Ms. Wakeman IvinsIHaGy RIo1 T bnsT6s
49, Tould rive away all she had; she didn't oeheVe
y; and LAWYERS, and thought they would pave
8 grest deal to answer for sent over for Dr. Gray,
,Snoo lad beard nreach and liked at her request
he was waiting for bin and looking out for him. ana
a, lsst she said: o. Mrs. Wharton, II Dr. tray
comes the Millennium will come, and ii he doesn't,
the judgment will GOMEZ" he came, and she hKed
him yerv much: after few weeks she told me that
God had shown her that he was an encdanter and she
walked the floor and wruug her hands; she spoke
continually OF the deGsa, am. very H:sas ~ Ialnef
appeared to her, she said; for several years aiteI
kew her | did not think she was insane, Out Az
& now.
;;r51. Axamned-I never had any suspicion that she
did not believe the doctrines which she preached;
wien Sammy came to see me, before he went away,
lie used TO ask, May have word OF prayer L
often said, Eyes but pray short Sammy for he was
very tedious-he would pray all day.
Epbraim Lane sworn-I am s0n-in-aw of Mrs.
Waterman. and have known her sixteen years; Sly
was very offensive man; three or four years ago
he took dislike tome; never could get him TO hepme
kin an animal; Re would come round after they Were
dead and help me- his constant themes were me,
death and the devil previous to four years ago there
Was nobody like me with MIR. Wakeman, but since
then che has believed that had bad spint that
wanted to kill the good spirit in her. she used 10 3rng
Der money to and say that she didn't want 10 nave
ANYTHING to do with money; she thought ABOUT the
same of INV wife that she did of me; never knew an
individual who seemed more anxious to do the wiz OF
God; If ANYBODY had less than she, she WOMB give
10 him; che might have lived more comfortably II she
chose. her sons said was kind of use TO give her
money for abe gave il away Immediately; i don't
think she had personal enemy in the world except
ing those who had bad spirits think that she en-
trely sincere; she never would admit that she Wa,
sick but she often complained of pam IN her mead
and stomach, aud frequently saturated her hair With
salt and water she said that people from 'he spirit
world came to her at night aud begged heI 10 Peacu
10 the people; she would make srups ana saves AZ
dsv aud in the evening, if people would come IN 10
hear her she would sit up and talk to them all night
for a long time said nothing but one uay sa'u -
her: "Mother, there's nothing in your doctrines
al delusion il seemed 10 strike her very hafu' auu
she was afraid of me after that. III. =, ,,,o,,o
Tie West Rock a. 10 reason her out OF her doc rlhes
have ard ministers speak with her aoou' tHC'u "uu
tley said il was of use to talk with hIr' nav nv
doubt but that the old lady got her mAd 80 "'oIsn,
up that il did really hurt her when person 0"0 ""'
she thought had bad spuit. 1890 r NJ,
Caroline Lane. swOrn--Am a daughter OF Mr';
Wakenau; she is 70; Sammy is about az when
a a,1 nj