Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-02

4 hnme-mav have acted foohahlv and NAV h.x. h.d -,
improper purpose IN so doIng.s,in. he could MOI see
that he should therefore be forced 10 have nj, c...e .,h.
mitted without argument. In A trial for life and d..,h
we should not be too prccipitate.
The Cont here eonp,ltsd vuh the ,urors ~ho :,
pressed themselves very anxious TO ret home. -.
The Court s.iJ ,h,, K. - = a..iross - -. a. -
ence at all to outside feeling.
Mr.. Hoyt remarked that he was physically incapable of
speaking tonight even If fully prepared. lie had worked
very hard last night to get the law points, until he fen
unconscious from exhaustion and fatigue. For the last
hve DAYS and nights he had only slept ten hours; and Il
seemed to him that Justice 10 the prison.r demanded tho
allowance of n little time In a case so extraordinary In all
its aspects as this ~ HI HtNFE H
The Court suggested that Il might have the opening
argument Tor the prosecution tonight at any rate.
Mr.. Harding would not like to open the argument now
unless the case was to be finished tonight. lie was will.
mig, however, to submit the case to the jury without a
single word, believing that they would do the prisoner
justice. The prosecution had been met not only on the
threshold, but At every step, with distractions, TO the
progrsSS OF ,he ease: IL the case was not TO be closed
uo-mgnt, ne "ouhu ne 10 ask the same indulgence given
on the other SIDE, mat he might collatc the notes of the
e'uehse ne hsd taken.
Inc Court inquired what length OF time the defence
would require Tor argument on Monday morning. lie
souia tnen decide whether TO grant the request or not
a"er consuI,auoh, M. Chiton stated therc would be
o .n /" . o. musen ana mr.. Srs~o'd' not oe-
I'm - man '"o hou5s ana a nan IN all.
L. ""'' aS"" en'''eu ~ earnest protest against
~
NJ Usriirs ,hsO soI ~ go - yourselves.
for ,ha Cnnmsn~..,,s "nI Wv opening, argument
m;rn,cs M -, n, = spvns ~ . ABOUT iorty
minutes. re'ewee n testimony as elected during
-, ,sa oIa;no ~ wv - som unne on the aoSurdi-
sbo"IJ 49, u. - eApey'a"ou VI Tue prisoner tnat ne
or,hIs So" Wv sSVo'eius 70 .ne rules OF non
,hat no was IL ~ seeueu 70 na' los, slsht OF the fact
thievcs. and had forfc,cd al ,;,,s - W U.o,a ~ur. - u
Lind ~ ~" "' :" p'''ee"on Vi any
m. co,-,
\, ten o,cocL . = yorJar nun y Y oSaoeS,V 70 meet again
5sl;rar "a - "Vlu"6, "ncn NJ 0hiton VII
Cu,pI rsydux "! o. ~, J. "a So"er
stree, of his TN, va, ali 60 ne PHhsipa'
scene IL presented for .xbIie w. - !. Hnu !"
stranger 1, would indos5 -" - " no'e.! Ha
could he have looked mon /, jivcs,cd %, ~ -"
ces too forcibly imnressrJ 5o1nSor SoU , ir ', run in
parted TO It's peculiar and more s,r;Ling fs.,nra N' -"
IL being Snnd,v All :, 49, ~
was no 4arrbirs mt eonr,,S Nte"s, .uete
guarding n soIi,,rS hrokcn,Iosn n.sans VI mn'Ary
continuous arrival of Lorses ,c.ms ara hU,ar- IL ~
country residents-no . ,ci,od ,rovIs :, ~
tel doors, discussing the all.ahsorbing ouestion Heal.
ers In Yankee notions and uejic;na -" n'
opportunity the times Afforded oC boIl;nc Gnr,L . = ~.
wares. There was none of Ills h,, o. ~
the morning all NJ , s,Ti oil IL, r." uu
here. the influence of the S,bb,,L n-.vs;iad - ~ ~ s"V
lieut. streets only echoed IN Tho cooistens or,La ~
ing TO the different cbnrcbes ""' Ps'p"so-
Alter dinner. however the elements ,h,, t. ;..
were still. began 10 GET into motion ,,J 800 a. ~
peaceful streets were busy with noise AMI Ecs r;rs, a.
c nesrSs, had IL it , all to themselves and the town was as
himself had c;vo y :, p : - ,hou S II ou -osoTauomie'
sa,.s ,,rrojon, IounS Ola OF ootn
,be;r crse,;ncs :, o. uoA = suppose on sundays; and
bear,S tn coo,Ioroan w a .ue! me- were Iona and
with a desirc 70 nieas" ,hs non,,o au.n NJ { inc evidently
smiled Sucb bny,;,r -
err witnessed. and the latter was hre,d !" I'd SUSmmS ! lev
Nv and NV borcyor Vs. ~S, JioAua "a near7y.
matte Arm, ., 80 a., :, ~ s'eInp' d an asth,
~, -. ' ,u"-!,uup announced
rnsb from ali cnsr,srs ), ~. 49, .ueu there was a
stan Of co,onsis All ,ho CO. - 80 anu .he numerous
ably ENJOYING tiemseive. within door. AL / r"sS.J y, -
see the sigbt or 10 ioin :, ,ha = ugVrs al T9sleu Out 70
Who rot nnJsp rms 30 - ~ = Al ,h q U Te nome troops
ders of Harper's Farrv wcrs cnrSiaIrv = ray us,en
military brethren The Gn.rJs n,iJ ~, : ~ :! 'ner
of the objects of which wss TO yiir tbe i,;I and i ,s !, Smo
,,ra,o ,Io,,h ~ wv ~ uHiW
were well back on on t5ssiir wsy ~ Ha . : + was DARK 'h'y
With the concurrence OF .Julcc psrLer ~ rro,o.;,,
Guards and Tho cnnn,pv Of Wi,.Ia",I
who arrived here last night were nrrm;t,cd 20 80, 20
sawattomie -" and IT, nrisonsrs ia, 49, ~ Isl OS
him. Through the eourtesv of Col M, ar Mn WV
UafT I wos admitted vi,L 49, - Wv A"lpI
the small room occunied by Rrown ha -. IeeIIh
from his cot bed. rrtAininr a sent on /, bo"oras - - -
a very unconstrlined and heart - : ~ ~
ed in be,I,b orJ has - ~. = : muSn imProV-
sessed and commanSiSr %snn mu'H o M old seli;pGs,
Continentals kent togetbcr ,hov crowded 60. : 's
him, but Old Brown Shook hands with tben and "a
d Gsn,Iawan 7 IN -" 49, Si' 'nchi Alui
he did. He Continued T" anu ANN " rrn a, 81 % YOU which
tlemen, indeed. l once served ,bongh NOT snrohedd
with a company of yours. II. was in The Is,s ~, -
England, as il il called. in is19 Int xe-y S.w 81 ~ ~
poor fellows ever Iy,ur..d . .beir homes. They ws Te
q picked Sody OF men, and remained near them for a
on seTsroI occosions 30 ro on,, anu was my happiness
~. ~ u W enuer mem ana ana assistance IN
,neLs suneinTSs; iney were mostly alt oil them from Pc
- "a VI So ~ .hey we're so equai sized that
co"ni'a ;hara - Pa,sy :. .ne" ~ T Sogether l could re-
50, r. ,ha !. s !, 1s@u'e. lne NItsinian companies
y" 'Hc nueS, / haI ever seen. Gentlemen,
~ ~I"y ~ 3ou E'se aILiscu mere
Rev GAn,Ianom 1nLS :, = :,
pEo"N Tehuehei' l should very much like to see
you our OF uoors az yoar eYolniions, but ! am not in a
- :, =, y" ~ '"H H"NeNeF' ! 4P Giaa 70 see you
: Trbee ,oo,
iIe "oh moved INTO the other end OF the room, where
1eInets ~ "a nroWh ADJUSTED the bed and again lei
49, ste.oneu ullsen upon ms cot stephens neither
spoke nor was spoken 10. lie - still suffering severely
. TN ~ wounds.
~ oom occupied ny Copland, Green and Coppee was
- r"eu : u "AS q grauiy mere curiosity that the
PI Ner Nv tAnioIed TO party alter party, little
""S sa'u VI SitneI sue copeland was asked where he
a. rom, ne rePneu mat he was from Ohio, aud that
~ d sent uo"h Oy Nag 10 JOIN Brown, who, he was
so'u, Wa EoIng 20 neip inc slaves to escape. II did not
~" ue 'uueu; Una Brown wac GotnP to create an
In'",'o.o"' ~ ! hSEvl H3I nave Joined him. lie told
~ except q 'eW, dHleIently. Hut he has got me in for
y HnI ! mus' S"Hef l had no notion OF coming here to
We entered, yopiand was standing on hs mat
Hcss' "h'ch lay along the hali the others we're standing
.osetnfr az tue barred window, but they made no remark
=" any ono.
Nooh IA requested 10 be lett alone, as he IL busily en-