The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-06
MLiL OF join H.. SURRATF.
Confirmation Of Mr.. Pierre
points Address.

s~rrs The testimony read also the field glass
and cartridge boz and 10 whom gwen night after
- assassination. Referring The testimony where LLOYD
Rid be did not 10 hear the Of tho
Pieepont said the he did not wish 10 hear about
WAS because he knew all about the assassination before
y occurred. Mr.. Bradley right when be said
Aloyd knew all about H. Why did lot LLOYD
wish TO talk about the assassnaton He gives reason
because he feared Mrs suratts would be drawn In
MSs surratt had gone Loyds the day time and had
sven orders relative 70 the arms bottle Of hskey
and Lloyd had good for saying that he feared Mrs
smras would be brought In Lloyd said no did not
eAre drink hen he about 10 into soourt 70 TESTIFY
because he would say something he should not
say The jury this reluctant witness on the stand;
knew that he not intoxicated when be testified here
Ioyds testimony further 10 show that the prso
her Harold together when the arms were secced
and that they engaged together In the transaction
Weschman's testimony relation taking the Geld glass
% surrattvie, April H. read This the day OF
che murder. said Mr. Perepont. ard Mrs. surratt and
Scos we're taen engaged n Just before they
testimony relating the "trip TO surrayne also read
pressed her removal cf the pick ets during
We night hs testimony q casneseh finding the guns
~ house saying tha. he esgee,ed John ssTIs Aud ne
ready At this time Mr. Pierrepont said thai Marods
be be to Ss snd ss
am saa ID aTs Now see how the
and When e. BsSa Killed sas
a.. ~, the re- and he Ar Piereponp though,
lal about the guns She was not there when Harod
ss ss' a., Ss mem I'd
'a's he. Hs% % ga watson % @
s a ssrs By The defence said he believed Mrs
Be satisfied from the evidence when he stopped
Ios from one but her son fun grown man, VINO
guilty. BE a sn Of
a ,hs nnowease or me GINS came from none
W. John ss5rs came there e have papers signed
ny, they wApa gRfs
e the papers would have besn explained !rne .ss
hs hOrsesaes that surat took 70 PORT Tobacco
had wo IN the he hes he
Soid the truth and connected surra with the conspiracy
M ruth l.: ne who AFRAID S 70 Do sS rs
pan always The truth and he Mr. perrepont1 would
e V. ss
Sho reluctant Whether he was terrified BY
a mon n@ 'AA ST. s e
~.s certainly either tsrraea reluctant, because
on the . ssasnES &c 1 esiaes f'f ysfS
last that the 's Sanses
3D. They @csa a H.
o he Lived In because he was
nS MUa s ss s Ss could e 5
sura.i realized Of what he wa. guilt" snd
.soa. Aa e. n :tss,eh aaS
on wsss%aa and s sas4.a xs sSSs
seh
n Ip 20 hire If: &c ss
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ga mere proof that &s night
S..: could .:s:. s:s
ns f0ss: and ssr ss
az 4:''sss
Mr. sssH.s .ssio as't So%s
ssi fss
Ps,a WY SS1S .Ss SI
SsS nss
light and at nine O'Clock when they arrived homo.
While a
sns i d Mr snrra was rs.es s and was
20 Won FOR
~ sss
mot Of h sooS rs % %
30 .he testimony IN relation 70 the kilograms from Booth
= soo.s different psIs. wersTs.a showing ih., al
sson 10 w esa ana M
Sen oontended that ali the statements were for purposes
!Ss on geeaA,ons The oil they wanted The blood p
testimony which from his case but which
has bearing upon H. Mr. Perrepont here referred the
q the South wanted Mr.. Lincoin that they might
ssin vas and then the rebellion coSmenced
The South and feeling in favor of the old tag and these
aT.i plan va. sdnaP he fre.idea ' but
hated The Of abduction was early ABANDONED and
SSD S:p soa s In 1855 and The South
could walk into he Capital Then wha, oecuredi Mr. Lam
ns but here was Ser isens soa mSny Thoughts the
BELIEF ss s
you'd the give the south
or IN @ a ss 81.
Ii: :Vsss OF rs she
vho those are. Now who was Harold Booth said sc
b. al
T.nid :. out .p s s a. q
Se::sie. No. who Harold and why va. he Sroassi
:: aug .ss .ssrs NJ Lincoln 3. \.
6sy Keep him in he va. GU, Of smpioymens and
.Ss. Va. asssrs.2 from ,ss %rs store
sass and disposed q BY the military ssmm.soS
this point twelve oelock) the cour, tooE recess for
upos he re.s..mslius Of the cour, Mr. rerrepon. re-
Ei thai sss@. Beyond u: ven iS.i .sTsr
Sevsrnm.nis o. God some wise purpose the
end: ssse@y
!. s;s = sS. a.; =;
= rsap, % r.' rhsn Christ r.s s,s,s,hee
~
Hastings; when The CrAr assassinatad
before the bloody deatof Abraham Lincoln President
the United States In the life Of Cesar By he Quincy in
the life OF Pomyey ~ rlutarch the porens that
came 20 warn Pomrey. Here hnd how Cesar
warned We and ]. true IN AL cases and never in the
whole history of the world has there been = single In.
etanee Where the ssssssns Of the bead q government
kave not been brought 10 punishment The OF
\ ruler has escaped, though be has taken the
wings of the morning and Ted 10 the ut,ermost
parts Of the earth On the morning OF April L. Mr..
Lincoln called his Cabinet together he bad reason TO he
joyful but he vas anreas o hear from sherman Grant
Pas here aud be said sherman was all right " but M:
bsforsa dream which he had had previous 70 Chanoeos
vile and Stone river, and whenever disaster had hap
pened The members Of the Cabinet who heard tia, rea-
bon win forget g. few hours Afterwards sherman
beard frorrbut the dream was fulfilled disaster had
befen tho and Mr. Lncons spirit returned 70
thc God who gave ~ The dream fulfilled Here tsAd
have seen befors i Ike letter found b. Mrs Benson
ther Ers Hudspe;h Upon the letter 10 an endorsement
.oepera Dir" written In Mr. Linoolns own hand Mrs.
nndspesh found the letter November H. aud s proved
hat boo,a vas In New YORK At that time (Mrs
Hnespsths testimony snd the letters found ~ hrs
nudspssh were rexdl Mr.. Perreront said these
i ss you'll show What was meant ey 2 charge
rAn Al one time Payne was TO Kill MT:
Lneon o. another time an Bugishman was 10 HI