, 1859-10-26

| some persons, to some persons whose ranes
do not now recol!ect. to tct us Counsel for ETC,
and hare sent for other C.uns&l whn have had
| no possible opportunity 10 see me. wish far
Counsel if l uni to hare trial; but II / am 10
have nothing but the mockery Of trial, az ssil,
| do not care anything abou. Counsel It is ne.
! necessary TO trouble any gentleman with flat
| duty.
I!arding-You are to hare fair trial.
:, Bsown-There were certain men, think Ar.
| Dutfs WAS ore ofthem. who declined acting "a
Counsel, b;:t am not positive abcut it, can
not remember whether be was one, because /
| hare heard so MANY names. I an stranger
/ lfre. co not know the disposition or cha,ac.
Ter Of tue gentleman named. hare applied for
/ Counsel oil: my 0wu, and doubtless eouil haze
| them If am not, as said before, to be hurried
to execution bef1se they can reach here; but il
that is the disposition that is to be made of ne,
ali this trouble and expense can be saved.
Ua.dinG-The qnes1sson is: 10 you desire
tile aid uf 3lessrs. Faulkner and Bolts as your
counsel. Please answer yes Or no.
i:rawn-1 cannot regard this o. ~ examina-
thu, Under amy circumstances. would prefer
tlst t:'e!y should exercise their own pleasure.
feel as it it was matter Of very little account
to mc. II ther had designed to assist me as
counsel, / Should have wanted In opportunity
10 consult them ut ny leisure.
Ha,d1pg-Are you willing these gentlemen
should ecs As you counselt -: +
fo;a,a :. na.,, n @"a' eea''eanAn s1a'''
Hurding-Do sou object to Faulkner.
Sseyens-No; 1s,4 willing to take both.
Harding addressed each Of the prisoners
separately, and each s:assd their willingness TO
Thc Cnurt issned = nerrmntorr ordcr TINT t,.e
rrsss slor,d mnt nnh;sh dsta;'sd tast;,nnnr @
+ wnnld rn,da. t1ta ..att;o~ ~ ;,rr raGo- -
r;rrrt Conrt ;n,nnst,h'e 'A'' '@oAs NV
Lewis Wasl,in.ttot, suited that ahout o.c,ors
on Sunf.ar nivht he was uslpen and wa .wsren.
I'd hr n ,,o;sa t1r.rl his nau,e ra,ie1 onI wen,
down. when ho yas surrou,,deti hv sir ,ncn.
Sterens annco, oil ;n rnmm,nd Cooi- ronn;co
and two net-rnrs nr;.oners vars olonr nni
anot1,er xl,its man Whom he offcrwnrds 7eco..
nizpd ns F.rI- Wn.hinrton then nrocecda,f r.
detail ali tbe narticulars of lis bcsnr taten as
nr,soucr viii, lis NEGROES to 1hc ar1norr nnd
mnrineS on,i h;s Is,;rer.1cs - '''
/ Il E;,,m;:ier ",ra ,ar,;c,,,,e orb;s ,,.;,r
taken nr;son.r an5 1oeIed n',. s,,,,.an,en.ls NJ ~ %
h,I safnr,i ;,t,+r;ar. r;.h prd,., go ef..n.3s
trc.ted shen, ,s;th ~-sat i.,i ~ rssneet ~ n;'d
courtesy rndcororrd to asce4.o;n froro Era~n %
wl.t nb;,ct bs i,.J ;o riex ontI i,c ra,.e,.sdIr
tnsI h;n; liz ,,i~ 1,,;.c. W., ~ T-a.' sto ~
ha ~. sx;;;;nr liz ~ tGEt nro.s1nra a - ~.
conni;sh tha: nh;ect In one occ,s;nr ,,u,;nc
IL" ,:,tar. iii - I.r,wr :. III. = .ca,,;n.,
j,ot work. and if ran xiii altow me- to ;ntsrf,r..
t can nnssih1v arcnmmo5a.e ma,tera" H.
went out viii, Steyrn. with a anr of t1uce on
Monday afternoon. LIE requested Stevens to
remain whist ac went ftTWard, when ne ister-
ms, nn was I ntsa % o. AM .eil: Il i reeosn'zc on,y
sfoMa ano eteseas. eoon1ea :: mea ga Gafis
stevens ,rss i, ;nc ,ronr,I II he ram,rEs7 n rra
ii haye bren GRIZZLY ,leceirrd ~ -'
j. anhnGtou recatled-za'd that 10 conrersa.
tto!4 Win doV. "lse, Hrown was fo!d ne need
net answer questions unless le chose; that
tro"n replied that he Ind nothing to conceal.
had no 1aFors 10 ask, hat he had arms cnonsh
1or :,olV nicf'. and couls GET eaough iors,'o9 1t
wanted.
ArmsIcad bali stated particulars ol bis arrest
ov insurgents; haa ln1erview alter his arrest,
with Drown, who stated he bad come for no
chl!d p'ay, ana was prepared to carry out his
designs inst h's onject Was not 70 make wnr
aga'n?t tte people. tnd they would not be IT,
@nfet1 taes remained quiet. tils OBJECT was
~ pace thc onhea s7alfs arms n tHe hanus u
o.ack men; anu proposed 70 lrce az saves IN tue
!'eahity. Nro"h repeatedly eala MS whole OF.
Ject was TO release tic siares. l asked hinl II
some plan co"!d not ee arranged Tor liberation
o. seit ana prisoners; He sa'i We cou'a on!y
oe Teieasea pg 1"rh1sh'he ape ooa'ea siases "a
naee o. eash. .eecsnlasa @ stesens, =, ofcen a:a o
bfo:n; to'n Pi'seaera "nca Inc cnaeac " tEe
marines "as about h:'ng nia9e' thnt although
ne da not 1n'end 10 anlnre mem n,nisei1, they
silould eanals occupy 'no posi- CT oaneeT "sth
hImseH: ftas II they Tefc not deaf enough to
1hs1r ie'io" cnlzehs 10 accert the tcffns he had
proposed 10 procure {he'r SAFETY aheF must bc
Most bafoafons Corpice, Oh Tue othct taud.
4o'o fnfsclt and frlencs 70 set behind the en-
E'nes' tha1 DC ~ mol WISH 10 see any o. ID Ill
lMTeo one ~ tle s2.ns"cFts hcara am say.
- Eiase aToppen 't'n' o'n not ses taps. nso"n
hse onsc run 'ils ensme ~ aouse u1ea no. 'nans
ne nssa % Sc; o'ssn haea sesesal = 'ames' Pfls-
onG.S IT, ne'G. ;s,ss. "ess au f ~ ~ s1poseo
soIn nS. o"o ~ ~ ~ s ~ is., "ao
Way pton!ut inso tns htinu's ~nu s'a'es, ae
.aM1u n r.. w.. " ua..ue e oo"n na7 ooo1e
aau sG4tote y s.A n.laco tusu. r.;...-
- nls pun. ..essos aplt;at.eo so oe laln1aR,
anu 4dA''!css vas pEoeuFca !oF ILL., On WHICH
lie 'a'u :'utIns tAe oa!aacS u tac 1atl!naloH.
stIuS ~; ~" @ n'ea ~ 's'a1
tiues' MY" ~ 80" II" ~ Sun Nse4eo. -"
~ tne Ffisonets eAeei'' 'ne ,elio" n'an' eope-
'anu. ,.,,. ,..:,.,
az; My ues1lea 'at.!sLtats ~ eonIsio1
mHn LUG iHsus s:ue, n"u oee'4
shH.s, c1n'o no' iusns5 NY o. aus plssoMhe1s' M
~ i, . .t ~ 'ae u. ..s.: ~ Sers
l*"", 'Ae seH9" ::al MY T "as o1.en'!tan5 10
escape aGtoss ~ s';e Incs' ~ ~ atneu WIN
speaT anu 1ite, ~ t's a.oS y, ane SnEnaruonn.
Jaw r. Is - uAo 80 @ ~ ~AAe IVA A4S4' i'ne
'aeto1} " eap*. n.o"u.
anufe" hehaeos was =. tne Ja'i "Gen eape-
!aAo Nas o.ouEnt n ": o1,u TO me rom tne
mes1srn nese'e un'o has ,, p'oMn y. saae tele
~ nuSus ADN :" D"' 81 'o'' :! ''hA'e
PET month.
fan!snes on?cctea 10 tne ms tesAnon5 a3 3lnplleat,
lns WIFE, Pllsohe,| luz pfesloinE 1uuge saia
MS testamooy eonla on'F Dc feee1'ed as I'D ch-
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