New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-22

street between Clark and lercy nere We & et
head lie rioters was in Ills alloy No G; went up and
and ad si h % are ifHH those SsS se
no he sleyray; come up here and ear taem wen up
aad heard ihcm hoong for % haS. adion! nv house
s thst rear and heard tie negroes In the adjoining 'e'
tx v ~ ne rofsrs say anything sbou killing or
sr, tfs Drsi,esY A. Yes, SRI heaId th1m h@!io0iAs
No. N IN orf; bum ter out kh them, eud so on
o. What .e,t did you bear A. Inc next heard was
a. f,s5 ,ou.. ,ai and came TO ny premises.
o. Dil YOU see ny Of them 10 know who they "He' n
o. Who were the leader? A. nams ionr-7lemes'
Room James Mudow2ey, Ihoms' 6rcnns1 ana jon" N'A'
q Mo seemed to ;, ,he rinseaae-s' A Madovnsy
@ did any o. them have any ~eaPon.--f So VIVA. ~
Yes sir; saw ts.cheti could no. swear TO 'ns ''o"S
pd hev mts suy dernoretraon ssains. your door,
A. Yes Sir: James Room had lantern N his hand and ha
sd There's white rirrsr here deserves crock OF 'ne
hntche - bsd any black niger does" ex oy
.. Did you speak 70 any Of tn.mi a. reg su "'S
ard osked them wha they wancd they tod me they W.u
hat Niger out there to hans him; tod men Tn 1ss was
o. Did yoa ma any answer to ihl.i \. Yts Sir TOD
O. Had yaor Lsl.nd rn and hid himself at that tine
A. Yes Sir; he inside 2. the; time. -, ~, ~, 49,.
O. Ma b. cJnoeslsdl A. lie %ss ara o. M. .e zen
he I'd The mob s he door trying 20 get bin ont 70 hea
hin ne slsrdng hsss Of tho store door ot 9' Nsn"
. Were theIe some fenoiy peope mere y. les gu
ther, was youut man came up out Mudo"ney ssid he
would svc HIN anyhow, aud Re cursed ta mace '' % 'oI
S p4 sT SOY anything sbou; sezius him as ieJ lad
dore Inc negro In Clstkton street, A. feF, SH.
o. What ia they ssyl A. Some one halooed ,ut " fech
br> an, We viii Se7c hn did n, aegf0 IA Carson
street threatened to hung HIN 10 LIS a''ah md $40" ~
o. Whs. m.r were there That ienliy' A. William
Whe aI did Ter S:saG ~ with their backs esns. ay
q WIS. did they say Tom br.gr aid " more we
can't iud the white niger may be We viii tnd SOME green
q. VIM. did these young men say, a. Then said ny.
M Done break the cooIs openi VIII open The door ior
yOl there nyhnr YOU want You can t-set 'Ha' was
70 Five my husband chluce "a get away o..
=. Wss he IN very poos health al the sime! A. Yes Pr
% Nh IA tSsse vou,r ,asn saw A. VIM Csyan, Oh
said "Hod yen TOO fast go somewhere se there is
q Whist ncI;' A. Some one in he crowd aiooed on,
Where sb.l We 20 next" Torn Brennan sad that Baker
Rad esroe.-" Come, lets 70 down there"
The witness further stated that the mob went away
and by and b. returned aad made second attack but
Ter husband escaped each time. She also stated that Nal
dosney had gone 10 CafOrniaso reported; that Room
lived al thai time in the rear Of No. 1884 Greenwich
street: Lynch at No. II Garrison street. Brennan o.
no 60ai Greenwich street, and Mu'd0wney kept q
porter house corner Of Leroy nnG Washington streets
She further testified that Brennan once since called ot
husbands oy staT saloon lor stew and her husband
pgt him ont Also that she wen. 10 the Police head
quarters IN Mulberry street the 22d Of July
On Affidavit setting forth that Brennan was one Of the
leaders Of tho mob She did not know whether be was
ever arrested.
Thomas L. Dale ste husband testified follows Soon az
mob ont Oft negroe. alley they came towsrd
me they DID heard Mudowley say, hers ;
s>iite niger Nil have hin" with that went IN TIE
de door, ard Ia hs blcs Nay, aud got IN the sore the
heard ,hresen they 20 hang mes sore
were oI as a-as tne 'on o. p-h Leeid sei'ooeI "a
The street ay, You car. e m here's ne s Ian t1At conc.
H. here will shoot hian heard my wife ray then, Dol
hI~s tne door r. eg; WI open II iGI you WI .s A.
door jguisd m-ssf vel as could snd went sway NC
hoe scout s past IL ooE any eoH OF 20 SO 10 oed ts
n,,t tias Sae" hs4d dePFns ~ ' hsu, sSo5
'Iiss in LGrs-leis have him out; with tina. / got
oct the way got the .cnco and into tie neI house
tenement horse with front door openl md could see the
eos backward and forward il Ions Of tue house hey
tisy appeared al % have thing ssrs I've
got rope, Jet catch the Of BIB and hang hi =
neg one o. .o I 20. ,5 ,g 5 >a sO' ssp
Lars shout IS minutes heard darn Of hrei then hey
amer thel vas rel going 70 run away rom ihea be-
cause they were su ne they halloed hi, ard h9ooe
down Houston and the blaze inen rtn UP towards
HUDSON street. end got wrss days before returned
ard they would nos Melee mes hss Jay nin2 nsde upi
III wa, dead ulsn At any rate sAd my Prsye5s
he sisrs; thst was just 10y fseliDg
dorspey Rc"D sad Rr,unsn Who lived s~x door % me-
Had you had any treabo vita huioWnsy before that
So Wilt abou.i 4. lie lo. hoire and his insrd
around to I.i's laon.y i siin sa.e nun ~ on SON
DAY Of them sitting there esing sws and IN came
soldier with leg and asked Tor stew and cooked
one for hun while lie Ma.do~ney said There's
fighting the nigEers the spoke and
II 10 be DlacksUardcd here oeea0s. I've ost
ss I've got ono leg e G.e io1 ~ e0s YET 700
places he sad NOBODY woud give that an 1nyi'ns and
you wouldn't allow him 10 sell pint 81 peanut Ia font VI tbs
door, gave me is md aid Any ims yeu have pea
ruf, sel rorrt and vii bny sorae;' Mrfowney
ssid " You woua4t DO hat or sc Iishmsni ''id % BE-
cyc done that you - lol lie" sl'd lie sad -
q to buy sou horse You DIDN'T" said he then 10 toOs
- oat Of m pocket srd chucsed me and aid, In,ro Il
Ia" sal, ~ don't want any more than you DO" ami
chycied back san then Ae celsd something could
mention, nd when he got out he sd you sou Of oh,
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