The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03


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as M Ne Atkinson also ca"
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70 further IN for Of s ss To s1e
sisted Beo,h even he knew Of he change Of plan.
his Mr. Bradley mind clear that the government knew
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been found They knew all these things well before that in;
Win what ise public Knew they 100 ressea ths
S.% his c Tsey Caught s % rs as
and brought him here !, was rGh, there should
should SsSe aSs and s
for surrSt was rithdrawn Following upon the political
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The gentlemen say their evidence is complete and
hey a say ss ms e @ s 10 b snG wshs
according their value in the scales o. truth II boast
eaesIS q .as Toga be yH$sssisS; e., bow
rSt 50 far as we know except by The testimony Of WEIGH
nan md Lloyd shc was withSut repoaeh She received
qnts him al lie freedom q the ianywalis upon
ad GuGd actor the @n na
6roa, and n,roduced WeChnsn as 'S G WOOD
Up this time Harold has never been the house, Booth
The introduction Booth 1904 1865; at the Military
. & man on
sns and M iGaS BY % s @ 'SS M
win Azerod this man. wcehman, knows an that going
seTs = he War Pspsrmsnt
sGvsrnment l. he party Can YOU put hmm asleep
Ths Ss e a er gang on need That sv e. I
written broad letters upon his face The Jury al saw
month r s and lin he III are EXTRA e
p5esence q %eshnan SIC iS,d I'm have nose
sss OK n aShs 'ss
again 70 Susl1sss U 70 this time Mr., sur
sqrrativle and does not see John NJ Lloyd; and John
N e. him sd asSa
AND 'h Re sd "
Now when suit; his e0aysnlsnSs . a
glass INTO half dozen gs::ss LSyds sdr,,ssSn
s.
he oath to The The next %ssHa he sa
h Ne s' WIN VI 1T: to ess h al ss
@ The 81. truth Sa, and he Sos not 5 rss
false TO the woman who nnrsed him in sckness-talse TO
I'm BY step lie HTs be accepts situation q
the This man has
q dates and for reso Getting them e
night The "a In Tss
aes &c says too lie was nodased Madd 3
se s%S al THE Sc s sS
ns he here n. seo fwy the e Of e
ms he was clerk at the GOmmsssTS Generals Office and
runner: he he met Payne win Mrs sarIa,t two
his Cloak &1eo sSa ia Tosf that he did DO So
B Is uee so TO cal s ne ae. 70 Ge Tan fSs 5s1s
knew Wood IS Payne until after tho conspiracy trial,
second visit az Pssne Blu, he is also With re-
gard TO the letter he alleges sars eesysd from Wood
he rsi met XSsrOd three days after his inrodae
Booth
with BosS AtaeiOdt and wecSnan together at MIS- saT
rats weiehmen says Dr. Myve boggh, The horses tina,
@ not s@ Mr. Barry said he himself eons6, the horses
Al time he Payne came u February aud at another
%s he Payne anne e his cp ne cos he
admits that no had read and studied his testimony
al stake and at this rial he intended q do all he could to
9s sS on se y story o
he aS 20, TtSeS ,sa, At The Mry cGmmss9n but
facts not not as ceer nh his mind then " He never
for her oS ss tells yOs ns that a that request
siSmns ha, Mrs sagra,t sSrr..tsve aud ali
The way there and back she was pleasant and cheerful
q he prosecution she cheerful while Knew the S
with
sss ah naa Tss Gn g that before Se %
eommisssn this serpent tells Ne Mrs sGTrs a was nc,
SicEcd deliberate. fabricated lie. If she had known
what going on sic would not have dared ask any
one pray for her intentions; II would have
beer Instincts OF womanhood for her
been cheerful under the circumstances This wretch
wechman ten the jury that on the morning OF the 18th
he at breakfa table said he would all the consp
ricy, and he that which should have blasted his
tongueths Annie Surratt said the death of Lincoln
than that Of a negro; and this story OF that
that would utter such fasehood not Htishcd with
calling The prisoner and coward, they put that
| poor stricken girl the stand ard make her utter
such sentiment that He protested against any such
/ conduct Yet he and women, too sitting in
this court and shaking hands with that wretch oh,
shame where Is thy blushf Manhool-he mamie
dog After readns some further testimony. he thr Brad
ley would chow that Mrs guy-that the
proof against her enough hang aud thathe
proof against her the core and should
for a be entertained by honest This
wcichman he knew Mr. Garland No man impesches
tr Carand's testimony. WechmGn acknc Wedges had
conversation with Garland: when Garland is called he
WeichmAn told HIM tha he would have testified
h did II left % himself and that be obliged
he had done II carands testimony issrus wehmsn stands
convicted Of telling time and another story
az another. only the siAteent be-
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