The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-25

-srus,s - prsysrs, alluded 10 Harden and HIS hiAl
naah ssnrssneHs b orsaAsA hare ~ - Yepsge q yss
New York eetenporariss. Go report represents Mrx
Haxsax ~ "ysnltsg green bowl" and asolAss Ays
hss Dr. Chiffon had "ds mouth bsstls Containing her
hsrn An take The HRAIDs NJ nssa reliable REPORT
and largo number Of extra copies are ssld.
ne sssrs was but thiniy attended This morsinx Mrs.
D~land resuned tho stand. She said Ny dsusAssr
AaA yarse whom abe Isfs for Ramssy's containing
$50 nsss. Of John Greene, and three dollars n
cash Tie purse was returned y NJ by Mrs..
Ramsey was empty; gave her % III; reached
nanssys about O'Clock; Harden asked ~ No wanted
70 sse ne sere and We followed HIN into Ne yarlos: hs
ssa me Ass sheald Asa Tsvs, but shsHld bsas pa-
s..ay ,: believed .hs vas heaven. for abe gave
nnsesass ts prepare y meet her h hsAvens' Itmned
down Mrs. Hardens dress and saia-Sss how sAss SUI
sway ana s..d reason 10 a,dn send for me- vs. BE-
eAase - aidnt think her - dankerous she Ind besn
shsn .sk ~ :. eaos he didnt know vhas ". The -.
NJ win her - bad sent for doctor but the doctor haA
aet como YET; told HIM should IKE 70 have dcsSsr
ssnt for 70 know We Of her death he said no would
then repeated hin account Of her death thought We had
ssser set ieaoy y bury ner and most = Seioek Ne
ss.. osn%s be h.a .rssy sent 70, conn s %
Asss s.,a uhs h.a DIED IN io hsslsh and xoalsn keep
h sAsn asked could not b ready BY O'Clock;
] wanted 10 take her home; he said, quite orossly,
-,
~ M Ramsey sah abe might be buried IRON there;
e1 tho reaos were - bed and the time Mort hat b
n.s =. ssns 70. he friends again went y TIE ss,
+ The nslt morning. he asked who had ssnt ios
was no use IN making such time - th1, for he was
aasnAed hat tnero was nothing wrong about her deah
ssd HIN Wat would % sssi:csory 70 her nsnds %
..MesAsr, does John (her brother) blame me for Mrs
r. . seathf' told him that We blamed nobody, for
would have been shc could have died ct homo, then
there would have been no suspicious; wish sould ny
bsssa. her; wish were mo instead q her" he -
cd 10 60 home with Us; this return from tho
hesest; sod him that the way things were he could
vhsn my child WAS alive, and he couldn't come there
nev-that, from what people had said, he hadn't
s :. hs S.an ss me s ssr'a bar "nss %S'
hsdnt taken her 70 biz brands; told him That be bad .a
had heard my daughter Say Harden wouldnr bring her
home IN two weeks; told him that be thought 0ully
Hs ssi thai MIN sish bad NO undue influence over him
Ne whole blame rested upon himself he asked my hus
had Y he we're willing 70 have him (Hxden) 60 70 his
aher, some one went with him. Mr.. Dorand said there
WsaA be nothing wrong about that found some letters
FROM Harden in my daughters box Harden only stayed
no lights at my house afser marriagc-the first usat
ssr and once when his brother ana seter were tcre
(dspuAed ktaers h HArdsn's and her daughrers hand
wrtng) hs took his wife 70 church but seldom aer
yAeo
Gross. examined-Ay maiden name was Peters; was
brought up in German Valley; lived ON the road from
ssyp; have been married twenty ,sx years; my
HA,her had seven children; Harden's church was
Istween RAmssy's and our house; my daughter some.
unee attended his church and sometimes ct Peasant
Grove Harden told that he had these letters;
know hs handwriting; told him had rather he would
iso1 he letters BY he contents; have e. resa sSs%
thoueaAd times; before they were married didn't
think as much Of Harden a ought 70; whom .old
AArd she went to hs fathers shortly sfser marriages
spoke earnestly ~ Raplaey's but excitedly; was
Carey ~nen he was sick md sne Answered ~ tS vss
aoOut three weeks before abe went 70 Ramseys; my
daughter remained IN low spirits until she was married;
aask 70 fool her. he did her comert gone forever
she Always quiet still disposition; saw her put the
money In her pocket; cont think Louisa had q
after she grown up but onoe she twenty
to years old when she died. she had aickness, ex
sept o.oc beyond slight heaasohe Wished her to stay
With Harden as long she could; had several uncIes
but cannot name them al.
The witness reeIaminsd--Mrs. Harden connected
noticed HARDEN look n the corpse and then look
+ No peculiarly; never heard my daughter Mar
sr DAVIS aSOS. Der sister complaining Of her nae hsd
sosbing against Harden when went 10 Rameey's; /
houghs queer that she died soon that phys
had been sent for Harden rolled his eyes trst
sard ana thin NJ my hos band asked my husband
he nouced that mover Did anything occur After the
ss,h = lohiscsed % and objeoeOn overrrlsdj
| . There had |: came throuSh ny daughter
S me a m AZ ana H &c nsvs any
secise which would prevent H. she said she had never
ZEN any, and never would take such medicine Il she
new H. This after her marriage; advised her mot
take Il, and never sdvhod anybody 70 take It; was
ot ihst she had advised Mrs. Walker 70 take such
Essc striker sworn-was present at Q conversation
,tween Mr. Bnby and Mr. Harden, the subject " his
arrisee with MISS DorlAnd We were all members Of
rsd 70 prove ,hs Harden repudisd hs marriage
nt4act in public. The defence objected The Court de-
I osss Of
70. Exception taken Harden called Segutns out by
nself, and after while We vent ont; segulne asked
jed God to witness that he never had; This was some
1c In June. ..tJ fLr 500
ldebrant had written the contract. cont think he de-
"a the contract ss written by HedebrAnt: depend up.
recoecon he denied signing any contract Whatever,
fg,liAm Mum swcrn-Wss intimate with Harlem.
> Rsaie offered 70 prove tost Harden said
had coveted but one girI-Miss Pel-snce he
i on hat c;rcu. 0bjes.ed TO- The Court de-,
I'D the evidence immaeriAl). Harden read me the re-
he, signed by his wife, and the certificate signed By
Dorland he was co1oi1g from Dorands
ira Jane Fisher sworu-Ives At Lebanon; knew Har-
and bis wife, the latter part Of the winter Of 1858,
den said Mr. DorlRnd wished him 70 coma down and
his daughter Mr.. Dorand told hum no had 2ained his
ghter's affections; Harden said thai II MES Dorland
placed her affections upon him she must get them OF
hest way che could he Wouldn't marry girl till he
ready he would lay in jail till tie rissrn!Tes carried
out frat he hoped the Lord would deliver him out Of
,nufs, and no would get into another AFTER
ts be came TO my house and read the release al
in evidence; Miss Doriand wrs very SAD and msian
before going 70 the church one night where he
xSd upon her return seemed more cheerful, cay wing
had heard good Intelligence.
res. examin ed--I am this was 1853, because
conared a. that time; the girls took great deal Of
est in Harden and his conrshp. tMr. Bradley said
IN the city engagements were published as soon as
IN; but in the country It Sas diderent therefore he
4 ask the witness about It. and she said that
rents we're generally kept quiet and the parties did
FAINT them talked abous.) Mss Dorland was quiet aud
but very pleasant.
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