The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

jupc,urs appeared 70 bs much Affected and wept bitterly
she bad killed nvs hundred persons, that bad nothing
10 do with the particular matter before biz Honor shc
ever mad opportunity 10 speak In her own behalf
when raignsd In that very court for the oe of
fancy 70 .ns hour when She became soausntcd With Dr.
BuYdei but the In whcs the trial conducted
eoluded The possibility Of raising this question That
told that no interests socIe,y safety OF life and me
proper administration Of jnaoe called for ;ns ;ns
rrSssy Of ss'pin, this woman s.s m prison q. 2.
event Of hor being admitted bali, the govern
mcnt Witnesses would oe much more lise'y 70 run
WAS charged Win having committed hsbsss corpus
was cyeaed 70 man ana tho ace OF popu
lar expresaon was creaie1 continued and guarded 70
cretor1y nagistats Interfere siIh po er. wsatsver
might he the merits Of the case, when came 70 be tried
wSra es tine % enough % speak q them rhsrs vas not
sesrrg THE party in JAIL she could give such security
The law would require 70 meet her Trial. Taerc men
doubted but thai justice would 10 done she He asked
fsir hail. ro$ becsuse she woman, nct because she
had no .is.ss = ;hs oonnsnv tsshoa{h .ss, sauasd
that theands Of oshsrs bad committed wh, riding
carriages and had great power Chapgh namely, get
proper modss al shs ssrsd Wa mai .he might have
ir and just position IN this community ul she proved
geiEy @s would meee ne accussios whsn 4 came
never besn done. Ae was entitled, on tho na-
ture Of Tho accusation and upon everything oonneoted
WIN W 70 preaue the re0 AY OF th0 community, unal Inc
courts II law by the verdict of jury should decide that
she bad Destroyed her title 10 freedom and then her
friends would alsw bar 70 take her place whore sho
would be ounpoilod 10 sake Il
There vas aousshng very strange, Mr. s said, Ia this
KIND cf spasmodic virtue that adtctsd tnis oommuniy,
his chant were man thsre would be trouble about
being bailed; but Ais community were much more do
pcsed and much Wiling 70 forget and fwgve the
foibes Of man thAA the fobies Of : woman. IN tho
circles whore thsy wonh treat woman with oousemx
and ccntumey, hey would recsivo The Villain who N-
fscted her ruin with snailes and give him position.
In conclusion, counsel recapituatod hg pofn1D Finn,
that the law of ths STATE did NOT prevcut hi Honor from
granting The prayer OF The pctonsr and gvipg her bai
feoondly, within hs Honor's ds rctiou 10 rovicw
tho proceedings In the lower courts and ndependt nj or
those proceedings, 10 gYant his client bail; and thirdly,
thai . magslrae who had elected testimony for the
government and constructed theory upon IT. could not
20 upon The bench and give fair, st and honorable do
cision in the case
For those reasops he asked that the party might be ad
aed to ball. and that the amount OF ball should be nxed
by his Houor.
The District Attorney remarked that ths wM . purely
legal matter, and he would not follow the genteman's
harsnSue, for he could call argument He reitc
Iassd his belief tcas the writ should be discharged
After considerable dceuory debate Judge Peabody
ferred briefly with Judge Rcoieveh, who csme in while
The sr9umcnt vas pcrdDg and raid ho mot prepared
10 render his decision NJ that mo Hc adjourned tho
further hearing Of yhe till Wednesday, O'Clock
Mrs. Ounpsshau then taken u charge by Mr. Whit
more, and conveyed back 10 the rombs In ossriaxe fol-
lowed By two ladies', who found their way into tho Halls Of
Justice, and exceedingly anxious 10 get poop ~ tho
dhtnguif he'd prisoner, Whose career has mnhtored
much 70 tho eradication Of morbid community.