The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

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AeI6veye0 tbem - re g HArdons GmkR
-; vent 70 aackststowH FriAAy 70 pubHsA Ma
fcss5s ss ss9s 1s 8. liter V ,ss sd
HAsdsn; did net ses Ar. DOvhAA n Ransey's when
I.scsivsa the letters; vent 70 Mr. Hunts, = me Hack
Hlns he set; this was the Gsy Of her death.
Cross examnedReturnea betwsen one and two O'Clock:
es 70 70 10 an Sooy = g The. time and
and might have taken = couple Of hours uns distance
N i've miles, hily road and the horse walked he sent
yal notified only ose family; think they were Mrs. III p
kdeAos; the tao O'Clock" was tho following day
Wn Waters swosn-Knew Harden and his VIII !;
wes Ne undertsRer Wa there Thursday, The funeral
vas set for O'Clock; Dr. Coles came soon afer and
hey were preparing for post morsem; after ths had
Owl being present; Harden pulled me towards him w
y bead ON the bed burst into and said 40 brother
Waers I've seen great deal OF trouble aimee came N
IN community; wnh you could barry in That cofin'
ne did mot come down TO the funeral messenger was
ssns so him, and went up myself; prror 70 hi nAr
Wfbarrs on Tho 25th May, 1858: he said sne vas worth
SEVERAL 1Ousand dollars and no would marry and preach
Wilkesbarre, the next year.
~ were riding togethsr 70 the Sunday school coaven-
MA = CLINTON; ] was familiar with Harden, but W
ss
ne dase Of that convention, and 80 nx the day he At
.sssy General said that the 18th OF May was asr Han
nsthns peculiar in HarJns Appearance the day q lie
funeral some one came 70 the door and said tina: Harden
VS. not coming down there excited talking
oe unerA MSS Poll Wa visiting at James Brady's ct the
time; think Harden living at Mrs. Fshers did not
onnence the conversation about her. he did not speak
Dkmgy, but spoke ~ secret and kept until after
hs marriage M Bradley objected 70 this pro examn
6g witness upon new branch Of the case. The Court
declared that both FREQ from faulty daughter In
which Harden and Mr.. and Ms D0rlAnd heartily joined
HARDEN and his wife were seldom II church togo
AG.
Frank weymannn sworn-Resded n Anderson; stayed
a night with NJ. Harden on Wednesday, March o. 1852
- for me; ct eight ocieek gsve him bottle
q Mment 70 bathe hA hand, which be said had burned
n Ming auid lamp; went up stairs about O'Clock;
Mea q 1t that time the night BEFORE there were ether
ohgs which troubled him; 10 had been told that his
yfe's family dissatisfied about the cause or her
death there was Also dissatisfaction In the public mind;
Hs he condition in which he found his wife his
nom Painters (the account substantially given by
- former wftnees) slept with him all night had some
eenvcrsaalon with him In the morning and during the
without sufacieht cause said he had thought Of
making his escape; there were two ways in which
Night DO doDe one was 70 get permission 70 30 to hs
10 away at night think the pronoun them refers
- the COroners Jury, and only fix the time in that
way; II WAS on Wednesday or Thursday afternoon knew
Harden since November, 1858, and intimately since Feb
tuary, 1852 was teaching school a Anderson, about
twenty i've rods from Ramsey's; was 1t Andsrson's
tavern On the Monday before Mrs g. 3 death; Hax
Aen ON horseback said he had como from Milford
salar attention 70 IT. Dr. Blackwell had been there when
slept with Harden went with the intention Of telling
Inn about the suspicious, but found some one had m
1RDeA him. there was great excitement IN the neghbor
At bis request was 70 drive him to the graveyard
On Thursday.
me Court then adjourned for dinner Harden's copisus
notes this morning khave been almost invaluable his
counsel for the croeB examination