, 1865-10-02

t,ueu 1Al1Iea@ A-s rsie II! has IL ~ uS N
re room md TIuns ats hsnds, and Il said NY ny god.
nts was ny TiIe what ~ snoalo d9: ite sa,d tass
fepea!eoly: Fan 1en yoa Noo atst is1 niios:Mso1at.
WIS csnFey9d 70 MIN IN ne adjoining fonM.
I attempted 70 9uiet him. and a,aS
l EuHeeaeo, Ana tuea ne - aoSH nau at ts,s
s a..e9: ns -. an. - LEE - III; ~ ~ ths
rrsn - ,nieteJ InySn ani in Wills thns At.
r5,nd In xnnId ofir condoiene 10 SnaIth and pecm.
I'd IN Want 10 saT sometfiur to comjor him, md b.
sswsrs "a s b1oss e out Ia eSeisHsiion.. He W vas SeTy
dcrinc, don't think be rss under The influence
Of Iogor. Mr. smith called 1ny attention to that,
md when he sat down found no irnees Of liqno.
upon him. There was no sneh indicatiou upon bis
Meaih when he sat beside me.
Gross -Ez1nninaion- thought bis conduct was
H.. BE- was s.s:.t y P.tfsd aD adred II e.
condition from what taw, in connection With ali
had hfsrd of him.
u.. , e.,,,. -. - y. n,4t 4 ..l,aa n. trs,ts.d:
". dea i'9 nsazha1 WE Is = Is, Wi,Iont sci
S3e Wiz ssa esns 8 ,ss hoa:e 81 s:saiak d
1aa pesn tae1e r. oa* ~, .d rs .to,e ~ nner This
Sne,S e. u e. ma nTia Up M r. 6s t lin II aSout
hsd Eeen hin oecssionaly. aa L. ~ X
oodce nue. on t1s w. " ctsi.m 1iond
VIZ much excited md CO. eoatouea 10 ns3e1 hstaes
& though asf lin lin pssleularIy fai II odd. a. ::
r. l. Known. ,,,,.
iknsw White'a parents. nd thlnk mos. Of bis
family have seen bis father taks n9aos to afGsfe,
hut don't reeoeet n9w o. senS n sbs 1ss fnta1
ieated. This vas n the ~ Of 1855 OF Sd 1kno~
h'ss brotssIs SsanE 1,v ,,s nm. crazy that
fossensh s.,t :-ho4 .nV ~ S5 fhem xcre r1sry
dz: dFanf. 'A'e f'1 w. - '''
an nodrs heinz csi,ed u s,s. tssi,aea "A fo1pu..
Iha,e resided il fhIs city s1nce Marrh, 15sa I
have known lie psteopc5 seTe1tccp Of eichteen
efSss ISSea h IT, Then 1ssd h; .. ~
rs,r1rcf honorable h,ch nInded man. rood. smaft
nd sctisc business ms nan, viii idess 81 business
nm. IN INV dIctrent c1anne1 nossrsd yery crest
GIMME IL him alter hs went On lis Farm.
Ile teemed ., b.oose :. msn to ran in
rrrt,narions ~ md nm. I Wss not then mcetinc hin
Ferq fIeonsntiv M ! but when did be- would irT to
me IT, taE a5a Moaa m sst gSa Mh5
be eonversed q, lor dld moi notice j. nor wsnt to
what ih1nc man was, thal be was almost supreme
! and aEl things xhond obey him and bon down to
him, and, ~ ! understood him, be was his own
Judge. he lad 70 other 1ndges 4e1e nas eome- na.
thng planted IN atf ooom w. ea9aa ~ 3 n,
ana t1at EnonId oe fnu1e1enL 1o1 AtW. - ~.
collect IN l65s, pc came do"9 nom ~ Plaee
to sec n. ne asked me when haa heafa g. rom
md sa!d he, ~ Mas With him al night" sad.
Ian vc1S glad OF tfor did not think but pc mga!
have gone Up there and come down & on q ths sa eas'
was with him in the spirit: ynu need noi gifs
yo9fseH any tio0nte aoout ntn he = ~ sEat; w =.
hcar @ Il lis ja'A remarks. they Distressed me, fot
he hsd been a nun greatly esteemed, and The
Eas veW treat. think never saw him tutoxic..
I'd hnt i had heard he was drinking, though
toss q, taiGk a M1so e., BE- S9,. . INK b. b.
I'd 9e sne q e1a G2a a
tnjd re,sons thought be was insane as estly a.
MGo,p 1a toId K Ii. Hutchinson 80. did moi con
zi$sr bin dangerous nor That be was insane on sill
, ~A''S j.. r. corrr.
T 1,ncs Y corx heinz 10 tworn. testified 10 the Ct.
iest ca he naa no ETH a shen WIZ n. "a.
on and manner M kae1 e es ,nt 10 e heerrS hns ~
60 Ths -. n, 3.rcT f,is Wa Yeri1sr1s
ts ,ssns Ssa1s. A0e We ''' "Ae'' "s0 49,
j" '0'' RECESS.
Thu reocas Of The conrt vas then taken nntiI
o'clock. ,u..,,..
Upon the re-asscmbnng o. Ceatf,
John E. c1arkson was called Be testified As
other witnesses have as to the characteristics OF ne
s9pef n y M and ID S:s ,g sWS @
liarties. One q these WIS the Incident narrated
By the witness Williams q the snlt BROUGHT IN hss
sSie. ThIs psi Of tie testimony VS. only eoHoe
E oraure Of that offered By The witness who preyi
l ou.iy referred to the tame matter The W1tnes.
essnss so % i In lin IS u Ii SaeE as es6, sea go
T. TN. POTTER.
c ru po.+., NJ wente,.n u.aa nert nrodueed
y s W. r. ..1nIrar s;nr
!. ~ 1ns :, sEss cI.sr T+ deseThed his chsYacter
is1,cs IN for,ner tea1s AZ oer stnetses lor tbs De
7 fence have, 6ut be I'D noticed a ch1nse coming
49, lJ-r r-sdnaiiv Nr.f sarfr0 h,rn hrrsre Tnnr
= s]o.cujJ about lis dre.ss and ID the keeping Of hl
Q eoutnaee. They lad not hsd much persoDal latez
apd ~ I Y as
l ensacnly unon new frafn ot thoacht On On
y occation witpcss met him IN street. when be tw1t
~.
q addr.~+jnre hin about the crimes and ofencc
@sb T5cp apd oeeq busuess .e o
sIartsa 9 OF md eou,erFed Of everything, gifhou
!. IN one being able 10 comprehend III neoher en
r. NE qn,nor1 nn1 e.1rsrsT,nt n III esnrrs, sou
M ~ y q, nna ~; anea az hs oos
aun -. ~ s1i.t;n,, ~ ~. ;fncts him
seli ~ oelesang that God %oola not asG5 y.
~ ,tha+ ,ht % 1,;<c1ssi -H. - ~ 1lety ,;i not ..nS
1t nd WV ns Mo''a as;., snas.nsnts ~ in IL
70 teo 1n ~ he1iercd thsf the com
+ @apstuenis we're eompraSsndsd N nnisets.l ~.
,eS1 rsh.t mn f the bS,e rnt inrn,rea bnt aonb
pa "a whcther f;od cycr fuoke to Nossr lie believe
e that jesus Christ liscd but not 1ha1 he WAS in ~
special stnee the Of God. Other than he Wns be
ler and purer and therefore to the Deity iha
- other mcn- He did mol believe Christ ever raise
1t one who wss really dead and indeed when cali1
lazarus from the fo1nh hs had e1pg,stly SAID = u
III is not dead: bnt seepeth" Nor did be TIL * des
ne nnd blood had ever entered into the Kingdom
:; heaven rso,7on ,r4x,s
n. Proctor Pntnam. a. old resident of The count
10 was pesi called. he testified that he lad know
tfe nsisonet fipcc he bad come into the cpunty n
ss had traded viii him some He val TIM an d
Of right straightforward business man, fulfilling q
al IL cncace!9cnts ne hid ,fsited hin, at bis hom
and thought he treated bis fanly moro kindly tli.
u usual among men. ANer1safu, bis conversation
became distointed and disconneetea. hnt PC eon1
% not remember What be sa,d ne 1 thongat The cham
s. Ens noiicea9c so11t l5o3 Ana ~ aoa Nas 80 -
that had he been absent eight o. ten sea1s he con
\. rot hsve recosmned hin. Al az uns Icy ms ee
na n tnssfag sang so"f De soheq "
manifested similar feeling On being asted 70 e.
IN judgement zo1e for some money hs Fas nosEGWil
ID money Itndeft Re sa1d ne aopeo to oTIwaen e. :!
I3s na ue asne7 !" 1aAe " :" VIZ ~'
,ad s.u. r11sH.
he S. q. Flynn for many years the Town Assesst
Fas neSt Examined. lte \. t1atsa tree Of fquf s e
liz usa WI ~ .ae .a u WITH y, =
j snneared Singular. tpducdur lin then to belle
;er- him to be nsane. These conversations occur
ea. IN 1857 and eaeh Sear until 1851
NJ H. s. WATERMAN.
Waterman II, q attorney Of ,hs aos9
he wheh. IN 1851 d1ed itseif npon his mind a. init
,S5 tspE M nasonnd siais oI Mind when it occnsrt
his drIier ~, the hnI n,sde Il fhr 6rr..i
2ok of seye1s ennyrrso1Snns. IL ons Of TStehs n
ing ,s xehcnocrre sfsted .nrcrsi firnes thai H. nj
"a Win he case. ifhe did uot there was no Cod.
ru1ld sufely prcyaii Ia INT cuse md bring 1t
81 riEht because his position was richt The couy
ri bson was marked and The man from the mi
~ er,ce Of fonor lie cprfpbp1atcd the other wilma
IN recard 10 The former h1blls and line OF cond
Sst al Of the prisoner.
10 PrnI1c rEE1rso-
:ea. tie defence II abort to c'ose, .he community
A. an5 1hs cycnn1, lie cs,n.es Of verdict were +
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