New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-07
C.,t,r.e4 rrem Ffsh Pase.

sper qun's Tor q mans 0'"s sNo'n a.
either the D'sIetA1ornsy or inc oou'ssi i"r ''o
ssss choose TO make IL eanse OF enslepge they can
do 40.
Mr.. S.anton-rhe wi.nsss, believe, has moi an
.xered.
District AttoDey-Toe question WAS Fne'"e' -"
were worth $500 IN property.
Jpior-I exPecs Am.
M. C,arI;.l.-Wbst Gas vonr prsyious answer
Jufor-Ttat was no. certain.
n, c.,,,.,s-yon ar, no certain
A., ~, o.,,r;o that sn worth anything, ,
aonble thar amount.
o. -, :, ,bi. Di,triot7
Juror-No, ST.; not in tot. Distrct.
n.,,;r4- Attorney read the Law viii ,h reluIss
,h ;u,or 70 have the properly in this STATE and argaed
that that phrase applied also 70 TINS Ds''Hc''
"a, s,ap,on- The persouslpsopsrty qualification
80. by the law Of Msrylan limited to tue couaty,
bat TO The State. Now, can the Court hn' " u lille
NJ C.rli.le--n the words I" in this State" are not
-.x,r.A 20 mean in tbis District we would be left
vstbout gle leE in reference 70 testahehIafy us
.s.its on Of properly or to property in slaves
IA, stanton boped the gentleman would not lag n
81. nu.stioo q Slavery in the matter. Laughter
n ARMED that tie status Of property goes vito IN
nan. To the uror-Whst sort OF property 90 J
- 81,
- pe,.on., nroperty.
N, s,.n,on-Per,opsl,y goes with the poser sor.
M. ;,ro, had 40 600 deposited 10 bank OF y ew-
Wy h. bas 4 according TO the view Of the la ', in
N. cocAet TIE resderoe of the party draws there
-, a AZ. ns,.onslty.
CN~,.,s-1 ,horlo hike the witness b sts .e what
ON
=, ro,,, and debts due me- htv', notes in
n, C.,l;,,a--Then your first answer We z BASED on
a~nh,. 81 the .olyepcy of your debts.
NJ, Stanton tubn,tted that tue question was wrong.
~. Co.,, AID not wisp TO be a pap Il Of the gen
s.u.n
.,ou,b, ,b,. the onestiou y yas right.
- NJ, c.,,isls,s Owe .too-rhst il
!" ~
"hs' n'"u' o and ,bova .p vour debts and
MI C .,.aS u.r oors;dsr voprs .if worth over
sps'''"'O-'
IT.. L.. womb not hold the. the personal prop
4, :, ,hs Distr;c. Iye SAW no obiec-
cry snoe 70 "
sSn 10 inc juror
Mr. S'snton-Swear him.
The Judgs suggested that he had better not swear
,, III tn morrow rs il he wcre sworn the J0ry coud
-. ...,... II WAS within half an hOur Of the
- ..-..-,ou,
0oof o. eoJou'phe" l., .hb, Aha
Mr. etsnton-inere "eio 'ooeon' WY
Jury tbould go al once under the p'otecuon Vi tne
~ He sske5 thst the Juror be sworn.
;,or .t.,ad that he skould be glad If he al
,cvsd TO go bcme this evening. He had not expected
10 remain to-day.
The Judge ssd that course had often been pursued
Mr.. Stsntsa-It has bes n zone by consent
The Judge did not thipk required consent
AR Stsu.on imposed, If the juror Wao'ed 70 go
lAom. he could 90 uooer the escort Of an officer.
IT, JnFre wouid not alloy the Jury TO separate.
Az, st.stop-Then We will not insist. We will con-
sxlt the convenience Of the Jury.
TIE Judg,-Gentlemen Of the Jury, what IS your
desire about this
A Juror--We desire 10 be Discharged. daughter
Mr. Stapton--I authorized by the prisoner TO
say that we assent to the arrangement proposed
The Judge dir ted Mr.. Wright the twelfth juror, to
he in cont at 10 oelocL morrow, and told the Jury
IN make ARRANGEMENTS for long absence from their
families. He gave them the usual caution, add the
Can't adjourned
The Jury is composed as follows:
l. RAIN ARNOLD. Washington County fArm'r
2 jaws B. DAVIS, Washington County i,rmer.
JoHs NFAlt' w.'hps1'n .ouu y 'Noe
WIN h"fAhS, !" ~. - -
,.,...WrI,, w,,sIn,,op County turusr
W., g u,.rtR. W..Dngton County, grocer.
a HrsRY N. Ksenr Washington County, grocer.
g. JrssE B. WILSON w.sAinston County grocer
10 Joan s'nsS ~sS w..h,...o" Coantr, ,roosr.
n JostrH "sieHr washington '0u0''' 'Di"''"' ~ Ni''
The only emotion exhibited by Mr. Slckles since the
Il han old