New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-21
THE MOORE CONSPIRACY CASE.

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-FEs. 2o-Before tie
RECORDER.
rRIDAY-FoURTH DAY.
A crowd again besegei the doors of the room of
The Court of Sessions yesterday morning. Recorder
Smith took his seat at IL. a. m.
MIR. Philips, counsel for the prosecution in the case,
before the SURROGATE showing that he had disposed OF
Thusd.y 10 Mr. Drake for full value RECEIVED and also the
minutes o. The s1rOsss .1GS tina, d. Moore then bed his
The Court would not submit them.
20 have examined by Commission was last evening dehIi
Her deposition was taken this mornne and ese 70 con-
naAns money out OF the difficulties between Dr. Moore and
MI Livingston. ~. ,...
He conendsd that III. who dan
seou hind of evidencehs Of recoctions Of conversations
tive. esi osscieI He stated thai IN opposition to che SSOy
'fs ba. ,n psrsons TO M lin thew could
theories that Livingston had this charge for the sake
Of evepsns himself on the Doctor; and the other that the
Mary Worden and Lad contrved the
affair and imposed Mr. nom motives OF creed
theors-ihe duplicating Livingston in the eon,pncy
H. mp.obaSity Of the Whole story aud dwe; the j
Guilty in regard 10 real which he manta ned Nc
SyaSv asesS 10 pad the sssy q Mrs Gaskt
PaP. Objected " SS aRs q sc tas x M
was overheard by from whom she did not
NE s.pS,s sa Via tss, hes used to be in this city
men called Gbou. who hung around house. Of ssssustion I,
there and esSIt hush money from them Iae,s wa: nov
Get OF srkes who he'c al CANDIDATES oI me unfS OF ne
people and impressed upon luel 'nt S " ~ -: 80
certain men, ard bodies Ct men 70 ne eA, o. zen Sly
AL the way rom ~ 10 nc ~ - -, -. ~,
theory, than thess negroes - I.ls ~ "e - "
money iron Dr hoore ana iVinsson W. ossS ftoo.usu
60 discuss the evidence OF IN P.n'0 wv Wv P'Vs
Gcootdps to tbs, testimony Dr. Moor employed to
omlj' the murder and then before ne ane" "nele ne VIZ
sHns DO the deed employed GottI M brds concluded
Ms three hours argument with srons eppe - th, jury 10
agree with siu IN lis theory OF conspir.eS H.
Mr. Phillips addressed he jury for the prosecution ne
tended that urless All ne witnesses ~ .Ne
whom of the highest r'speesclY 1
had ncd PERJURY, ihey must come 20 'Ne ia
guilty. He maintained that d. Meofc N@' uo'Nv "a
hatred and revenge, ~Aeh wSd iree ln to get I o VI
Livingston The testimony Of Wesley mao ho' pteh
Ii they believed that then his Pos:ion N sety l- s.A
aud his previous eTuIA bn Instead o pak MS snu
should only MAKE him more Sihensp1c 70 punishment
The RECORDER, in charging the ]ury, Said thA ths
.s tha vrost ordinary case of It's character which
800 IL go IN Tho annals nj criminal ;urisrr1dence
couio oe iouhu "A ~ SN s. VI - - -, Z -. -
person surrounded py Il ems enu uO1u'ug
able position IN toe community W." nee Vu'iSeu
oHepce whose strocy could not bot make every r ud
DEF The theory presented ~ the prosecution Wa" ma ne
time designated by thse witnesses the deiendsui became
edge whsevar her character 81 previous hAbs ne made
he; proposition 20 20 20 New jersey tn0 'Aefe pace "
self such position that she would b. she 10 pea upon
Mr. Livingston the crime Of murder. Ths matter acordie 70
Without giving ne even ~o-Noi V~u.oi 1A a
thins must not be breShee 10 any one out KEPT 20
self he gave Der the spee!he OMISSIONS PonS Vc'
per IN which was ~ be zone an Il Ia r 1T ~
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