The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

Tor CIRCULATING LEGENDARY AND sEnirlous PUBL
oATioNsls sA.DoLPB C1UsTY, NORA cARoLlS..
eorf"sp'naent OF the hAieisa IN. o. Stasd~d "
On fiidsS morrae, At ten O'CLOCK the p'is,ner vas
brought inte coag, With white bandegs his hest
ara istbet cDfnpsisant d. h.as eXpressisa 90 bis
s'ai, as ~cH tbs ce'eudapt Counsel for tbs Stat
BE Sa' etor Settle McLeso 40 Sc,u for the dsfsn
M0Thead snd G,rtei the jury was cale1 AND to3
tptaat objected to the ayGay chsegss fss
cause, end put them zach Their ~iy d,~ to
whether they had formea asd eXpressss IN Opinion
tie prisoner gum Alter EXAMINING nifty jirsrs jury
@as Obtained aud empaneuei Mr. Scott TOR tbs s. .se
opeua the case by reaang the bill OF Indictment ~hisn
@as spread upon twenty pages OF fooscap pa )r recug
pc tons OF the Infamous Helper book, saoa as snst
pox nuisance. mad dogs is nuisance, slavery
pusst aud slsseownera nuisance but tho grestast
" al Is the s.aveo sner and ihs Il was ssl ae r,ras
TO sbse ali nufancss." fbs, with niaay Others Of ike
cbsracters,was reci,ed IN the bill
The court room cersey ~def, aud n Mr. Scott
proceeded To re,o the bill OF Indictment in clear and
soern tone OF VOICE Indignation began grow upon
sea Of human faces, md eyes aac tniog uoa
ha prisoner VINO covered ca. his eyes 10 tne door and
ard hung biz bead. Mr. Scott remarked the Jury, IL
they 'aec 10 convict, ana thus encourage aoodoo
emtssfts, u would not be oUg until our fair land would
h. deuged in blood The darkness Of mi ip'gh, would
abso up With burning bulldogs see the nsssacrod
OF wives cbidren and that the SUI woult
their bfcas cut This eloquent touch electrified the court
room shd arousss down upon the prisoner such torrent
OF tuaign aot looks that tie eeerned 70 sink
Toe state called its witnesses. e. Pcaros, Dan Briss
Jacob Brilcs, William Yates James sluder and MahAla
EUder An0 mos DuuRan, au0 U hu0DaF OF OtNerG
John a. Pearce tes,ided tns, he had known the de-
fenG Int come years. that TO bought the Helper book
from MIN paid ouc dollar Tor IT. doeut IN led
Il as gooa hook had heard hum preach often. Daa,ol
400 jacob BrIee testified that toey had kao tbs do
ieno8ut some two years AID that they each bought
He yer from him, and that the defendant
taebtei /. ss good book William Yates has the
oetendant three years, ard bad bopgh, book
years from defendant, which he recommended to
be Ii GOOD book.
James Suder was present md saw defendant seli 4,
William Yates book, which be told nin 70 De careful
With, for contained eD0nga 20 ~hip mans back.
Msbala Suder nso present when defendant sold &C
Yates book Understood the defendant TO to Yates
be careful o H. tor u caataioea enough 70 viii, hts
oacs At icey e6ougn to do it The detendauts
attacked the character of witnesses James Suder
apo wife M&baia bat they Giumphan,iy sustained
rs beng worthy OF ali credit
also.
Mr. Gorei opened the defence In speech OF some two
hours In leueth complained of herce speech o! Mr.
Scott said there might De obectun ABLE sent mept
ia tie BOOK called the statute under which defendant
vas indicted, rigorous, having been wr;tu 10 blood
ahd MANY ether eucb cuts ct la thlnk cen
Cabao; cUmpiaiu OF bin
bearing, with speech which thrilngy eloquent aad
calculated 10 do much good 10 those who hal been q
eaideu by this rad man, Worth welt convincing
the jury? Then ceme hcLe1p ~h Aie thun rb0t
and keen arrows OF earcasm, that SHOOK and msde
old Behha2Zsr t-eube Then the closing speech W .s
made by sir. aorehead who acquitted himself n
manner 10 leave no grounds Of cpm0lsnt fro
cent His Honor then gave clear ana mp srta Oh arg
the juiy retired half after eleven O'clock and
brought verdict Of guilty al four O'clock Saturday
morning Mr.. Worth WAS eepsenced TO twelve months
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