New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07
O What for, 4. On my private eustres
~ Rst husipfss which The Doctor rla,cd

a hrarch Of thai; il bad no conpecson with Der.
o Had il with him A. 1t had connection with
I'M o-lv 90 far a. be might be disposed 20 serve ne
Ard he 1,ofeseed that willingness to serve Me on the
,-cn,d nj nv HAVING served him 30 essentially.
% nv .,Jwor-I would ssh the Doctor whether,
+, RS Epg scauain.ance with Dr.. Burdel, he has lot
spoken with him OF SpirtGa'lsm = re, cr' ,-
o And whether bis mind WAS much impressed upon
.bnt .uhiac, recently A. No; recently hsS ne tAAeH
Nth me upon that subject bn; some tlne ago Ts'o-
-, nov Won ask the question, the thing had Oeeo
The subject | gave hin Whist Thought - % ne
p-oter theory on The subject and ID rot Know oli ne
regarded L - satisfactory. IL,
q. pa you call sgs.n after o'clock A. | did
not. on Nrs. Cunningham ASKED Il she sn9a.i -!
would Csll sgain the neXt mornings SAD, les Oh,
i storred very much Saturday. or suppose
should unfortunately have been IN the midst oi tnH'
sCore. I'D uot 20 oct tas; cay.
9 After you et the house. ST. dld yol n-a. aly,
tb.Hc more # Or Bardel |. you DID not como -
the co,.or did not the do tor - 20 you No, ~.
.. On Fr.dsy night, after You let tbs house a.
YOU hesr q bis soirg 90 Any place to dine y 30
Sir wen; iranie distely 70 IN? p'ac, and heard no
y ere OF Or. Burdel till Sunday noon, when one ~
nv ri>hioners came 70 and told me az ia Ne an
q. Did you hear whore te tinci on Friday aieF-
noon A. did Dot, SIR.
Co-cner-I 90 net know OF anything else ;ha; hsve
10 AK you If the gentlemen Of the jury have none
hist viii 60. Sir.
ham. who had entered The room while ~ Cox was
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Iorters table and addrt SD himself 10 Coroner Con
Mr.. Clinton-Mr. Connery, may .in;errup, you for
moment
Coouer-CeftAinlv 81
Mr.. Cliu.on-Paruon my interruption. Mr.. Coroner;
A. counsel for Mts Cunninst am. after afNsln; TN
nv associates and o'hers now demand to Know oy
what proc.s So order, commtal OF ohVr~se, she s de-
tanned by YOU The sw Allows us Z" MAKE uIS u11"Au'
Corontr-She i, detained. Sir. every other wit
ness on AT nques sgarst whom the slightest suspicion
j. attached. j. detained for further eN~nntu"n'
Nh Cunton-ls there Any written process, writing,
ordey or c,mmittal by which sic IL detained or l.
By verbal order
Corouer-By verbal order.
Mr. Chnton-I have bu, oue other demand 70 make,
and ina j that NY ssao,iate and myself De nov al
lowed 10 confer with her "a her counsel! ong eHou5h
al all events, to allow her to mske al affidavit.
Coroner-An affidavit tor what
Mr.. Clintoa-Nell, don't know rs an bound to
Corone.-Then don't know as am bound TO let
ycu see her Slight applause, immediately checNeI
Nv the officers Wen. now, ST, VIII be a. strict az
you ana tell YOU Sir and tell these gentlemen the
reporters thai would have allowed you to 20 up and
see NJ Cuuniu CHAM. her counsel II had not seen
Sou hers listening 10 s the questions and answers here
in tbs room. II you had kept Dat o; tn room, YOU
Should have conferred With her Al aoy ume but you
chose TO come IN here
Mr. Cnntap-Am touuder-isnd that ~ her counsel,
| have no light 20 attend the examination here
CoroueT-loI have 4 right 10 attend A. counsel "t
ANY o.e else and ask qgostIC OF the witnesses but
VII, n any one visits her as counsel and carries up, n
am told by the Cloer YOU did, new paper CONTAINING
record tie proceedings OF TIE iJrme. DAY, say II
was illegal
MI. Cln;on-The Dsuic, A,;,rrey decides that
YOUR proceedings are illegal M regard Ia your not per
hitting Ter 20 see her COUNSEL
Coroper-ln District Attorney has approved o. my
course, and $50,
consult with counsel AMI officer has th Alright --
Coroner beg your pardon, Su, an~peaAlnSi
uher | an cone YOU vii be heard. announced 90
you yesterday 10 keep out OF u.s room You "aoteu
to see that Woman: Gut 10 carry forward 10 her the
evidence and other matters produced hero II would he
perfectly illegal inGsmuCh as not only Mrs ClnoInS,
han but her daughters, who are 10 come Tor "ad
here 10 testify on future OCCASION are IN the same
,.on The three will be then Together and consider
II illegal TO allow counsel 10 st them. consider II
would not be allowed to have three persons conhoed ia
one cell In any prisono allow any person a. counsel
10 speak 10 one OF tue party Wheh tho ottio
would be listening.
A Loud Voice" You are right
Mr. Clinton-As far that IA concerned have To
cav th.s-tbat have seen Mrs Cunningham as council
only three times; that have not conveyed 10 her IN
any ay one word sylsbe Of the testimony IN tins
csse ana II you mean 10 nsnua'e that have, then
Coroner on no, Sir Oh no, Sr | presume not
nothing OF the kind
MIR Clnton-Jhen would Ike To know il 4 aughl
Coroner only think it would be very wrong IN ne
to allow man. IA counsel or anything, I" go up 10
&C chamber
the precincts of room-to allow HIN 70 hold cor
versation with enc tho other OF the parties, because
the others would be listeners 70 tue conversation ana
would be prepared 10 adopt the same course
Mr.. Cnt,u-That difficulty might be- O0yasei BY
having the interviews in q different room
Coro1 CT Then if | do that tell you now here,
that have every judicial night, a. lawyer, and
lawyer that respect, tell you that have every u
die s right under the Circumstances presented Ia M,
10 have committed these tro persons 10 prison. Bat
placed these three persons in custody up stairs act
cd with all due telicscy 10 these tcmace-l wa tod
that -he sickin order that they may have every
C Hfot. She 10 having every facility the Policemen
and her servants 20 oct and in and orng every
thing sbe re- Iires.
Mr. Cunttn-I am informed tia, you have denied
her the privilege Of seeing her family ply rc.an. i
that 60
Coroner-I will answer you: No, Sir have not.
Many things have been char ed against NE; tat |
can bear. hold all that 10 be o contemplbc to
take notice Of it any more. hOpc that 10 the hooe't
and faithful discharge Of my duty, not only TN. jury
but he Pfess will see that using every dl-cretos
sIy honest power within me-that am staying NJ
nothing that do, n order ~ the development n"
grand development Of the ends OF lusuce IA nndlny
The ptIpetFator Of what you know, Dir yourself 20 DE-
IN. meet arocious dIabohcal crime ever perpetraed
in THE country.
Mr. Clintor-I consider il such, Sir.
Coroper-l am acting in that way, think, quietly
VI bout passion. can bear all the scOuTge have got
from the Pres ard am aware j. u the Liberty Of the
rrcrs The Prees hAs a right aDd IL exercises that
right II pOssesses liberty, anu never want 20 deny
IL that liberty because / esteem the Press. esteem
il Il more reasoIs than one wish The Press b have
full power. They are AZ Liberty 20 chastse any one n
public statir D. any who departs from sTis' rect
tGce. But rust ths; these gentlemen who are listen
ing 10 ne, and who have known nov have con-
Quoted this IIquiS,on since L commenced Will co me
The Justice 10 say that If 10 not pos-ess tue m 81
towering ability N the world have AZ least al hOEe-t
DuTpo.e There il 81 least one the remainder Of toe
sentence was ost AMID applause aud cries OF " order