The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10
The Conspiracy Trials.

" 'TO'It tfflf = - nc " halINf i.' fioWF
dsy' record occupied until ~ cc,ot whoa tuc o,.
animation of Judge Abram Il. DIN VAS i.adc. ltis
Relieved ia, M, enc cr two wituossss ,usu TO ,c
~ unir,-i s'~vr', Imprisoned on 'u,ncuuo Of eomi'i-
city in no son''i-ecy have b"en isirt.ei FROM so
uli C,rito togc.Aer .ih ~itnosses ~ tt ,a,c aiso
e1uhpo1 tlcre.
rY,iiNoSY ~ aru,y N. ofr..
\ have resided IN Troy about tWcut, rctrs know
MNf,u- g. Norrn'. a lsvyrr, Wlo rt-irrn there. |
,ud.cc, ~ ys.siOns were excited. sol.i tjs tccyc
Cro,..cI an ned tv Judsc Advocate Holt -tns,cr
Lad Ny private relations ~ifh W Nv'H' ln s'Httis
nv opinion n h's character for veitci', ] am also
gi''uf ,'t 'n "a BE opinion o. 30 p"- ~ 'roc
kn'V hnr ~ nc srrsr'f ~ cunttoVetsr- con-'"uinc
r1't NE N-'v" Know Instances IA h'tN Wuoh io,l-
lus has teen .Aop IN such cont ro,e,-I'a. : kuow
Irny Butten citizen Of TOY. M. iu "a has hed
ton.. IN which ,uit. W norton lutcrostul ~
igipac, .Ti p5.l.i5, s,tS ,bo.e ~ i,rtcui. en-
tuuet A. they vcr,, tltJush >ric- ot ycars. unact
the Excitement Of irsA ccutfo,efsi,-, tn,, .u cone
Mr Norion is hD.d amons those W tnow him.
Though he reputation vas questionable before.
To E.riNrNY or Miss NARY Vrur
n ". ~ 'ur. am = sister of The r-isoner Sam
utl \. Mrdd during The month u Mach lat, ,sw
BIN on tie 3D. d, a., tth, 9th and ith. r,u oiu-
each OF the da,. lie VS. At the house here resided,
Atput this tiuIU, cOlored woman IA tie uciChhof-
hooi va. tAicn IL A. AMI he attended het up 10 the
inquire after ny nc'hcr; on the Jd ot March he
came Nicc knc~ thst he came tsi'o from tho
hct that the met time he came he hAh ~ medicine
Sl'h him. and -eut t. ret It INV father is very tee
bi, and not able to 'rayel he is confined to hs
10 NNhiugtou In comuau, With VI. Icwcllyu Gart-
ntr during January, he went 10 arsity AZ Nj Hem
tuslN of any description never knew him to
black hat he ususl!r ore dfNh coured -iOuched
nv truthet's hoi.e -nco 1851 heard since hat be
~ IN the teuiod'taio service tnoN nothing ot
Confederate oficcr. soldiers hsvns ever stoyicd
At uIy brother. house saw Booth AZ the church ia
that nciRhlorho,i on one OcCa un, At hch time lie
purchased horse from Af. t,ardIer BuOth ~a Ia
D. Qucen's pc.. At church, -hcn .e~ him ncs,r
saN him Tut once In ] Ni9, 20 aud 'bl my brother
know nothing Of Booth having ever lodged at my
brother, house.
ENAMtNArioN or joins {. rrHSrH
~ Mr t'ilt-I live IN the lover part ,of Prince
,,rorsc County. Am acquainted wtth lani" y.
Thomas hi. general reputation IN Tie cornrn'r 'r
u Which he ,es IL not es lood ~ 1t Uurht 20 r. a"
r'.p,e do not thlut him truthful msn lo "o.
thiut could l"li"ve him under oath. lh' pulse
tion Of br. Irorre Muid Ne 20 10, ally hrs i''u ''
good tuius tc Whole war. have al~tts l,,.. .y' IA,
t. the Uo't 'tinmcnt l,Oed for Mcclellan a. ii' -tst
election because he said be W aooi mon man
~ Nr Lincoln utharwise sisave supported to
admini-tittioI. ] have been s'uaihted viz sac
prisoner Mudd ever rinoc he wa. bos. Aisnys c'u-
ed HIM loyal man, and never know OF heard Of
his doing any thinf IN support OF the toue'ton.
r1AxrnAttos " r7Ik bEtHfSs.
~ Mr. Ewing live 10 Chero, county, Marvlmd
ecuiion, ~ long W con r.nen tcr. lli' reputation
iu the community Is very bat. From my snoH 'eas"
cf biz vcrarrv would rot believe HIM under oa0,,
" he hsI sny iuduceuent 10 ssear falsely In lsol,
thinF 1t vF7, b" told ne he vw roins over TO n
giuia 10 Join the Rebellion, and uskot me 10 80.
Scvral other witnesses were called, whose te-ti-
mouy coinci'ci Win That already taken ~ imnehe
Who had been called Tor the prosecution Tie witucse
also testified to the loyalty Of ~. GcoTg" hudd.
HE-hNAuNAttuy ~ MISS Sorh rIrlrN1mcE.
~ NJ. AN'n.- VA present. when rw mo , - ar
him NJ the time. IN 70 the -hiu sleeve wgr re
moved from his bead at Cen. Arfuir oih.'; "h,n
don he r,scd hv thc name oi Wool. L.,- often
thteadt- usede Va the day time for MIS-. suiratt,
Nv Iud,e Adv1cntc burnett Mr.. surratt her
dHushtcr and myself vriH IN tr room with Payne,
~ Gen. Augurs o.iice; Al' SurrHtt, In NSng -.
fH,ue, said that 49, not Joi'n Surrti. hut uc''r
h'a'd her say fhe had mover seen ln' me- ~ not
lea Via, pa-s, vlrl VIZ Sui Isst wac ,all'd or,
INTO the hall Of her hous % t'e Iayu' on lho hfht
Of her arrest onv q nrd Nrs ~urrRtI ~ that hr was
not John Surr.tt aud uat Whoever called that usy
man her brother vac no 'entlcmAu,
KN ,NtvArioS or vutfNHJ. WATSON.
~ M Ewing .i,D IA Prince Goorre Count yam
not very intimately NcI ted With Daniel Tho N
A.; ..sw him on the 1T Of nne' slen he raid tusi
u nr. auid was convicted on his trIunonv u would
BE- conclutNe evidence t1-t he NhouHs. h,d given
information which ed "a tue sIr..t of oc y The con-
rutAtutH lie Hskci I've 20 give Ina NcCgiiicat, thnt
By Assistant JUDGE Advocate Bincham.-I told
Thomas would not rive him the certificate and ask
cd hm whether Ia Liz conscience, ho bel eytd Ainl-
rcli entitled 10 the reward; would believe Thomas
oath, though his reputation n not 20 good us 81 II
good but thiuk he hcs mere In sei-prai-e than IA
~ Mr Eviis-ar Thomas was represented not to
BE- Ioyal inHl Ia tho les nns oi thr "af at uo
lNt ie-idcntal election b" titotohetEvd Tor G,csto
Is. hcC elan.
EE-ENAMlyItipy or Jo1S r. Fogp.
Bv Mr.. Fwinr- Ha,c' nosn 're sc'u.ed, aiwa-I
Spansler, nearly orr }'ars hs rhaEf' ~ for rcac'
md kindness uHs well knOvu, though lac WAC IT,
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