Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14

specung ine tepei surgeon ". .auuu ',,e AZ n.
the arteries OF mon while they wero having my,
limbs Smpptated, Col. 9 said he was ~ ippfoFmed q
Sy pr. ba'o.' iS.eIio y, ,Sm,,,In@ S .rsh in.
'ppu Ng ~, " ....r, !,
human Aei,ana that the arteries were neos'sarny
allowed TO spift sometimes, In order y take them
nm proporly He dIa not wish tosbe the means
- .t,stLi. 49,, - ,,jr.t,ca N anvbodv. ana
u WaeninB piAme " V' inyu'o. yyviH", :" ~
hence Ire made tpb statement. ne fhoPeu HA'
DR.. Mudd would not, suffer or be Injured by the
statement or pulley - ,l,sL MI
M.ior nano,.I Thoms. stated that he had fro :
,,,,Is,s,.. .,,,r.sn.j .iIntv IN Iblooa 40 aov.
In order that the artery might be found and
properly taken IN.
coi chinm.n n IA hs ala not understand IL was
ooi. oniphsn say ~ r.a ~ ...,.i.. =, =,
the purpose of the court, ano certainty was no'
his own, 10 attach blame TO any one improperly,
Col. Chipman offered in eyidence the consolida-
.ea return " Wy nprasS'osi0 nprS," p,,'O'' u"'v.
September IL, 1854, made by Wirr with view Of
removing the idea that Captain wirz was absent
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oo'hB '"o "ons1 .7,.'
TAM hpWAfp W. hAATs,
baying been sworn foE the defence, testihed that
he mad been In the united states service. WAS
prisoner ~ Andersonyille from oetoper, SSS, 70
AugnAty Bot. was mempef OF tne "a new
, i9rk Volunteers. ~ was nfs, Iken 70 5s1ie w.
WA tnen sent 70 Andefsonyiue Received hIee
times as much meal And meal AZ Andefs9nyille
As ne did A. Delle l1and, Ths ARE ~ Anderson
VILE was much better. 1.,,- 4,
When wIuess arrived q Andersonyule the
stockade was pot eompleted: MANY Oh the men
irort Belle I1And were SICK: when witness
nrs' i Mr,yeo IeeeSea ga rrnon Tt one pound OF
meat and Two cups OF meal. The rations became
smaller as The number Of prisoners increased.
The ratiohs were received cooked. After April
the bread from the COOK house was very bad !;
often the prisoners could not eat their rations.
The sTsmpwas Improved the upper end vas
washing purposes. The first two Or three months
witness was there the men were allowed TO get
boughs aud erect tents for themselves.
Aboutthe l7th OF March the prisoners were all
counted, some men endeavored to go,in other
squads under assumed names In order 70 get more
rations. They were found out, and the ratious
were stopped until oorreetlist was taken; Tho
prisoners spoke to WirE sbent Il. He replied he
had NO Interest In stopping their ralons, but was
compelled to do so g geta proper li4t. In wit.
ness's squad four or Ave made their escape The
sergeant or the squad got men from another
squad before they were counted, and thus made
up the lumber. Witness never heard OF VIII
committing any assault upon any one, Wirz said
he would give the men axe, II they would 50 to
work and enlarge the stoetade. The men replied
that II they worked for the rebels their pay would
be stopped, and they would be tried and probA-
~ - - fN..s
Government are neither such rascals or such fools
As 70 puhlsn you ! ehoose 70 elye you ten ieet
An investigation was made as 70 the mortality,
During the examination of the witness Mr..
Baker asked some question, TO which General
Thomes sad ..r..- ..
Mr; Baker, 70 my certain knowledge you have
been oyerruled by the Court. - IN ~.
Mr.. Baker said the same question was asked
BY member OF the Court and II the record did
nots show 1t he would not ask another qneston In
ihe case and the Judge Advocate could refer TO
the record and ind Il. .......
Col; Chapman replied, that the burden OF proof
was upoa the counsel, and not upon the Judge
Advocate;
Mr.. Baker said the Government had refused to
snbPnna Major B2Wles to prove certain facts
which ne intenaed ~ prove ny MN
Col. Ghipman Mr. baker, that Is false and !
olsinctiy s.ate mere, on tue honor ef gentlemsn
and An 2moeT, thst nave never refused 70 sub
p@na hs3 bowles. III .,,y-Iri .-p
. veneIai Whlsce oenuemen' this Sontioyer,
~ h entrely po. otoraer ana must Dc stopped
havui ny, nao'psr wota- Le. " emu mere. '.r .
H NJ M s pen'x n, NA sNA 'pS ~, courtI
:, oenesA Wapseei ihe kplahauon has gone
Vt Vt epoegns II rfoeeou Win your eAaniihauon'
MT. bnker.uu..,r r. -. ..r' ,... .f
MT. BAKER; Then WIN correct u outside;
oeneiL ahace lou must opey the oraer oi
'pS u"s, ST. ps III i9Spo no, 's @ ease. .o,,,o mad.
, MT Dhker: VIII hot nave an hSsefuon mAde
osnho, correct
zen. maIIace. fake your sea'' sr' OF Will
nave y0o Iemoyee.
I:, mI paAe'' hA'o nsn'" A'A 'ho Nou''3
auesuon, -. a.,
uen' mAhGe. ooey me oroei OF ne S9utl,
,ir, OF we viii nave you lAken OUT rms shAil DC
none ypa 40 nol axe your seai. a. 80,
hr: baker' VaAinB MS ssatJ ask kthecoufth
question; .-,,
zen Mallace; ASK tne witness the question