The national Republican., 1862-05-23

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: n4Rse''ssa w ssssl !gss a. Y S9s1y
morhipg at 9 o'clock BY 90 Interested crowd.
the osse Of Stephen. claimed by Charles y.
H. h,'' SsJ y FS.nss asorssA Se1asytA tAsTzeps' :.
kyNSssrs. Bradley and Carlile appeared for the
|ola,tnnats and Hon. JOAN DsNu. ofNsw Yesk.
% q a. pa'ays s saSSlcd oSaa:.y
No. some ON III !sssssSs ,sp.ss "S % Sssy -.
s M; :;I;.ss. & N: \; E,:Is Ssss 3 sss: :|
|1s the question Of Identity, sz pars pss:s
inss are not Identical With ,usual qrATy bro;
osedings before nasiitrats. N the pr0osed.
inGs theu, are sz pdrte. the fdksslvs has no
right to cross questton the 3itnsses.. Bat The
Commissioners have the riGht 70 We ths!r dis.
sucA discretion Ws tsf xnow otoSs examination
And sunessiUna fFeeh rsspsastble parties. We
fael bound " listsn 10 isuGgeatlansI from .pyop.
slly rsspSas,S%|s .s; 'sa, Ms Ssaaos al'ss Ss
ds.lgn o. the mw iste provost Any cessruotios
Iss1 Slsnapt.r II wo allow this kind Of exam:
|insilon and 4 cAPuous ihquiry ihto The seversl
daI3y shlob tbs isw is ,dssiessd to.pssvsni.
In thia oase, the claimant " personally knovn
sMi3ek. But Tie Commissioners wers willing
y Admit reasonable GROSS exa0tHAton Ia
,.i3: ;s:.: question ,,s.,, Ss;. . q
sldd VI . state 10 sopsn reSs,saOn aesinst the
uovssnm snt!u 7tltfig sdI II 70 siGstplHgI tp
M, Dsyp. while. agreeing " ne nxp arit,
L@ tbe decision, took rexoeptohs 70 certain
Ss q .sosp
tho olAimant oomss trpm . dialoysl State. "A
dsloyh man, in,x loyal Slate. Ia = more dan.
gerSus enemy of the Government than one IN
n rSb6iiouS State. He is more dangerous %.
oauee Of his opportunites to inlure the Gov.
inflammation, supplies, Go., thus giving him aid
wud comfort As excepted To the decision that
documentary evidences d suiAolent. Doou
men!sry, syldapce from = foreign State u sub
Mr. HiH % Ssan IN me eiaimsn,) was called,
aud fully Identified the fugitive n hts ,fsther,s
slave. lshSa bssn hrossA. ap with him from
Mr. Bradley nksa sssts osrtiaos,s bs given
e NJ, Iil; Tns certificate was granted and an.
The commissioner adjournAd, a,. L,..tr, =.
Mr. Dean then went to the Msssis. fiili, and
"a d that he had u request 70 make 0G the own
sss OF the "Cbsttsl," M n special favor 10 him
.sll 81 have undertaken this M case merely TO
solicila,ion Of the fugitive, and he Is not to
blame for any trouble which my kcts have
given you. therefore AJAX, that you will not
whip this man; beg Of you not to do IT," Mr..
Hill repi ed savagey, " Thausmy busisees end
teri bore of his "proper,y" IN triumph. ''''
% Nni OTHER CASES. "a IiA sniT IN
Z ID walking out Of the court room we saw an
unusual stir 10 the vicinity OF the fnArsha's
oaioe. We walked iR,xnd found that the com,
The iHgitves we're uhdad6tbdIy thoss which
were wfestsd from the 76th New York reRi.
nsnt IN hpur previous, asItmsnttoaed in an
osher article in our columns. N ihsy were. 10
. ". Dssn sSsi6 made ,sSsppssrsncs, and
requested pesnisssoa tsbse ths preeess. whioh
was granted, He them naked, Az. Wise. vino
had The fusiiiyes ~ custody, y, allow him 10
speak With tho fugitives. Wiso declined DOING
50 unless the Ownsrs o0nssntedss Tho "own-
era" wsre. iousd., At arst, they refused u
allow Gonyersativna with tho fugitives, bu,
finally consented. Their names were Wilson
Copeland and Alfred johnson. They had been
employed BY oiaosrsof the army. In Fort slo-
'p III sas ~; sa lHsr bst.
Mri bean appeared for the fugitive, who Il
q .lmsd BY isnatius II. Waters, q Brookvllls.
q: N, ?. hasrud'r. Of srooky'l's, A.ry'sAaud
r.Waters was n Neighbour Of his, and he
knSw him well; knew the fugitive; did no,
know him by the name OF Copeland, but BY ths
nsns Of wil.on; had seen him. about nr. W.
plantation. and no WAS called his (nr. w. q,
ssS Ms S' rsss v sps q ssSss ~,
miles from Warrington, and ABOUT half mile
fQuestion ,by NJ D. Have yo1 oonvsrssd viii
ths boy sinos hia sarrest!r tHsres some Of ths
[Apothsr punch. Quss.i Where doss ahs "a,
be has bssut" tasre one fellow jsrkod I'M
|DOCt0r's coat, anothsr puh0hed him IN th'
sldoy and tha third Bkwled out, "l'd like u
know II thxt 10 evi4enceTs The Doctor svidsns
Hls tor rmsntors, tod them that he desired /,
| give In his evidence Without their Interference
Mr.. Dean remarked To- the Witness that, IA ht
Vss ~ professional gentleman, he, certS,nlI
ought ~ be oompeteni TO testify without thsst
pronptinss. Ths witusss said th'i he was. an,
| he did notd desire snyi Interference. Hel knew
Soy ' .sid al "H hat % he had ben t near the "soI
disr's Home" employed by the Goyernment "
q per month. and bis clothes furnished him
HrSt, after h,s ESCAPE from Br00kville, 10 VIA
dressedi In sodisr's clothes, and With knap
sack on his back, he was marching thrOugi
the streets with some sOldierH.1 - - 10 q
Question by Mr.. Dsxn. Doy you know whether
Mr. Waters has furnished aid and comfort u
III. Coz. ThI qass,iop has been ruled on,
Mr.. Dean. Well, / merely, v yish 10 enter tn,
quastiou, The witDess GAh decline " snswer
Or. Magruder.i Am psrlsslly willing " w
| swsr.a He has not. He " y loyal man. We ar,
most Of us loyal men out there. But We resSr'
abDlitiOnism autseoession hstwin sistsrs--thoy
wsro born ut ono birth We arsiloyai, as<
moro, we are In hvor ofths Presidents sfnxn.
oipalion message, A large number Of US ar
| tired of our negroes, They are no pront 10 ui
but we do not want them stolen from us. VI
wish N be paid for them. at "ur .lll 3D. ..r
hr.sDsKn here stated 10 the CommiasiOne
that hs 0bjootedto 70 the rendition Of The fugitive
/ on the ground that he is IN the service OF tn,
Unitsd States Government, and CANNOT bo takel
| from that SO ,ice under this process. =.
| r The. commissioner pOstpuned his decision
| and The boy WAS sent " jail. sr 10 str,r t.1 I
l The uxse Of JOhnsOp WAA then 0xlled befOr,
Commissioner Matthew's, but the 'oWner" sait
he WAS not prepared ~ prove his claim, Ant
| the oase wSs postponed. Mr.. Dean desired tn,
| commissioner 10 notify him when the Gas,
came up, and then left the room. 10
On our way out We saw any amount OF ONT
nous shaking Of heads wnd brsW ny hsts, xns
other outward mani festxtions Of disapp rovai o
the part Mr.. d. took in the matter. Rptthet
on VII sides. "D-d shpliu iuupist ~ Every d.,
aboiitionist ought TO have mis- throsI sat;'' III
like to stuff ~ the IlgsSrs down t4sr d.