The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26

attached 70 the letter Of the Judges tho following
communicates
To Ills ESornExcr rnr Goynasos OF Nrw YORK.
say q ne crime ,or Which hc : sanerPs lnpIson
op s Il he a. wss prss @ T. Nc
Johu Dse " J. Cegswea, :, Lewis, W. 7. warinS
z smas Aisk.aaer IIasnsr. Alden 4 src,ns, John lies.
wns hIy sss f Nes s s.. Ls md
b. u. culver.
The application Tor pardon was subsequently renewed
hy Judge Sshocnmss.r in p.vson, and In addition a.,
elmer papers aud petitions cli BY him with the Governor
was the foll,~iDg-
Hcs. Jors A. Kise. Govrnsos. &c
rsp. alleged - have been committed Cs,harne su'l
van be estaed distinctly upon ih trial q Jackson that she
q Richard lewis subsequently,, she swore po
lowing me alleged rspe q Jackson must confess that
ssg < - sas SSsi SeSn X r'A'n . %
That Ne SST ss gesry Sson Tic a ,sS0a a T.
y tu certainty dangerous % consca person upon the
Testimony q .u,h witness
rIcsTency yonr oeedcn, servant = ID NORRIS
BEooKtis, Nov. ~, Isss.
We preside. with Judges Strong and Morris the trials
rr. = - Y. iofeg ans laii.r md eno, concur 10 'h
join I, EsSsSs;s 800.
During The following winter aud spring repeated appA
cations the GoyCrnor IN behalf Of Jackson
j. the ninth q June, the following letter was received
tom Judge Strong
Bscoslrs. June Il 1855
ns,I wrote = yeus tscslisney - %
Il RAPE, h.sc obyerssd with thrse wh1 aspei w
seems u general impression tn, H. has already been
purste sulctty FIR WHIST WIS actually and ceAry proved
ceneaey have hear since came here several plsrs
W. - y. 80 ,..s. \, $3.50, ~ l't " ~
1rluir-d ne charged lgsast h,o o~svsr yraus ~
IL egnabe vile their helpless children aui hs co7uc
= ~ ssle p.ss having en si9 4 m nsrs ssp z
-. 1--we the honog = - VIII great resp af rerard
III letter q Judge siroag vas followed ~ The petition
~ nine ~ tlc jurors ~h0 tried Jackson, ul0ws-
Iakc W. Thomas. foreman q thc Jury cnrtis noble
IenIanin Rockwell, a. i Carpcntaf, Joshua talthlu.
Abraham yaudrryetf Elisha Thea, Henry Van Pet anil
JJ.ftl. lake To this petition added thg names o.
many vel kncwn ctzens q Brooklyn.
Tao present. sheriff 81 the county a Kings adircsscl
several letters IL no Governor iii fsyor Of the pardon
Jao,son. To following Is a cog a one Of them
BnoOsLrS, August ,, ls5s
H. al u, ~ bear slr tha AZ his ieen done ihab
CURED " Us maer 4 sguat1rcs $40 petnms ior ts =
bed ~ bestaor "a giving ucr names Ia his nchslf tom
ai aracn II your taIds would meet with general appro
GRO REysEY. sheriff.
subsequently thc Governor received tho following let
letter from Senator Cross
BEooElrs. Oct n, 1865.
Dras sal desire Il saya rev words you relation
JneIh jackson vlo nov IN The ate rrson convicted 0
wss foreman q ne Grand jury whsb Indicted hin, H.
a. represented ~ them the time thonsht very
aggravated css. d not hs state 10 find bs against the
M Jack tried and convicted before Strong
The principal against him Caiha-ine Sullivan
ard Jane Muoon the two girls who, was said had been
outraged.
pn the trial Of jackson before the Grani Jury tese
girls 10th rwore that they had told all they knew and al ha
had ranspred The time they le the ship unu they
capped from jackson aud company
Upon the trial Of Lewis, subsequently, Jane Hudoon
knowedged that she knowing 10 The isot hai Canane
Suvan while Al Sfeeps Head BAY did consent 60
into with Lewis and that Iaharne acknow
le-iged ~ Jane thai she had connection with Lewis
inns, VI
ury that Lewis acquitted and am Tree W say thai
had that circumstance before the Grand Jury,
much doubt whether farkson would have been indicted ~ all
u Is donltful therefore, whether JACKSON really
ses ~ rns ~ Nhgb b. vas ssnvslea, although ~ wv