Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-01
Mr.. Bolts stated that he was further instruct

request, maze yesterday, tnal thHS oS ENS' W.
foreign counsel TO arrive, that he now has rea-
son 10 expect
Yesterday afternoon IL dispatch was received
herr. :Ioru Cleveland, Ohio. sigucd ID. Tildell,
and dated the 2Gth inst. asking of Capt. Brown
whether i; would bc Of use for counsel to leave
last night. This dispatch answer was returned,
,ha, the Jury would be sworn this morning, and
Can't. Brown desired the counsel to come at
Gree. The Geographic operator here, stated
that this dispatch would be sent of al once, III
advance of the dispatches sent by the re-
portcrs, and he hai learned this morning that
II was sent before the storm last night inter
rur,cd communication with other points. The
counsel .uistl; reach hcTc by II O'Clock to-
night.
The course :ahen 10y Capt. Brown this morn
in. made j, evident that hcSought no postpone
meat for the mere purpose Of delay. As he re-
icc,S the plea Of insanity, still, in his opinion
he can have a fiircr trial if the defence were
conducted by his own counsel, than II he were
defended by the counsel present here.
Ny. Hunter observed, that the Prisoners
co.uSc! having renewed the motion u: yc>;cr-
day fora dria;, fovtae specific period indicated,
7 based upon Information received in the !cT:n u
q dispatch. the question Eow WAS whether
there was sufficient grounds ill this additional
N 4
Z information 10 caan.c the decision announced
br this court Yesterday OF the same pGiion-
II the cu;li "lt not AZ once deem tn" circum-
stance wholly insufficient: Before Il decision
waS made ;.c roanscl Tor the Commonwealth
dccnv. /. h.S duty - cal attention to Two OF
three matter corrected with this affair
ThoH.G. dvs,rr.e ~ avoid t1rcs;a,.ing the Trial
Of tins ci-" Il regard 10 the IIcSc"t prisoner
1T the bar. tuoy were prepared t. prove that ne
had made open, reFe";ci, and constant az
acknowledgement u everything charged against
LIuI. iic MHt s!C!icd IL n-'Id Wc nave hu'
In exhibition g! the Sln.e sp!rit and tae sane
purpose IL what nc anUoUiiced, that ne would
pcfi.li! 10 dcience on The l!ea0l INSANITY - he
put ~. What "oyN lie mean hE wi>'!!'S i.E
delay :.c nc purpose -! having Il iair ,:i'I: Ia
,hc proper ,ti,r. and !ntiit only "cHSe III ":ici'
Il go! be regarded by In court. u - = !, !
lar trial. according - the Laws "i 'irsi"ia AMI
the safeguards against "!"AsInc t"r lI'o"er'
winch TICS, l."> throw around iAH
!; the prisoner ~. oi q lar tri';i j. 10 i!a't
il - shaped 49, ~ ]iTot"1c 4 fairness ~ HIS
ccrca, go, oa,>!ls e; "ligt the l.w recognized,
i became tie CU;H 81 ;ic counsel II" TIC con-
u.nyea't., a.i, - he alprthruGc!, q; Tie
Court. to RESIST 40, al;c.u.y & that k'nG.
Cou,id,rm: tie surrounding circumstance
ol tie cas-. 80 wu,ei: ii S". unnecessary par
i!cuI lgly !, aGrJg', ttc:c could ho ." wight It.
s"w I'M" y,,.,h,r form. ;na, such de.ay wa
u.css,.ry To IA justice. III = particular case.
accorIins /, tx ,,ws AMI policy Of the STATE
~ >rr.,r,y
J.. vr-.gt 20 the Telegram read, We hiiuw not
.,a. ~: ,...- -. E,nw mo-, whether IN.
81, ,. ..n.,. r,pn.,I r,- the PRISONER. a.
'...., -. ,...., +, h.,i = b,pd Of d..prra-
,... 10 r,.rac .lc PRISONER. Ne have q right
.I Nv. ,, l....r y,l u,tp. former
J,,r. Ind :.rn tine ,nou.l since tie lc;;c?
,,r roy...ru .,aa>e. wa> nailed. ON last SAT.