The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-01

se,oo man must be present the perpetraon OF the
crime In & Gaze IN, T. shocking The
house sewad eo ~ns, had AZ TO DO with ss
ms ra s 10 the PRESIDENT
not be held guilty as Pr cs justice MarSs for he holds
10 Burr, that thoush Bur- devised and the
;1Gpa se Nan sSs Js SSs Of tbs
@ thai The people viii hold him responsible
ieo~as brsh sS light, o he 1 g. sNsrreh
/, a. nd ilnmine the pathways OF the present time
A. this pont-Aaifpasl twelve-,he court took
'o The bling Of the court Mr. Merrck resumed his
e1asns he case Of Burr and would now come % dsc
81 Of o the
proposed TO prove * way Of reSutai that surra was IA
ground that the testimony was not in reply, bu. that
hey %s. Provss denial 90 q what ., was s sss
prove here In that decision The Court
the prisoner anywhere else than in Washington There
his Honor decided the motion OF the defence in deciding
Washington and therefore the question Of has
stated that the prosecution must surrait
hsr and only here but here participating in TINS
and that his osrsaad commea The marer II the theory
o. co ss Ss hl The
stated Burrs The Indictment charged ina; the s.
the soul and body of thar o s.a,g lie
S.:sa ns o pss sai act
in the and az sSr, was not ne
where Burr was ana had been shown 1a. he was at the
G 20 e Ba as Charged he
Bennersset Island and was proven he was not there,
he ~. s. for 70 X s
e. I % q a% na
the doubt be entertained acquit prisoner The
s h ss
evidence believe the prisoner un9csn the other two WA
not have the two give up their convictions, but
with SonsScnoas thought with regard this
easonabe he would read from "a Of sosc9
facts With any hypothesis Of Innocence the
found thai snrsatt was in to abduc! and that
conspiracy failed and afterwards conspiracy 70 murder Of
Jury must acqu liis honor Judge Mye has decided
and eonirooe under standing filling the fuI measure
epea Of law be the prlnep.s the first inquiry
WAS hss on re he s o AR
to murder, i be admitted that he might have Doe
shown he in the conspiracy and did not do
n ~ss ne so ha a0 ana
that he aiding and abettng the murder How do they
said a., paSi,.assaS Libel
bail pye oy % That
here he broad seal Of the state Of and
and n wi b. h Ss ws Moras 1e' 0'
M S Ss half The he
heard man call the time when ASKED WITH dramatic lie
poins prisoner and =. him now" The e..
Of De M op Ss was e
be could not have he says he him. Dye
says three together. and he OF them
was the prisoner Summoned before the military commits
sion Dye it Booth that called the time AID he
another of the party spsnger and the other he
(Dye) the smallest When asked why he had SO
sworn at the arsenal, he said The only threw that IN
He tMr Merrck) pied the AZ he stood before him.
The callRg Of that time seemed 70 produce deep impress
sion Mr. Dye The defence has brought the man who
called the time Mr. Perepont smiles but he cannot get
bring Mr. Hess and put him beside surra,t and the
Jury judge who best answered Dyes, assopon ssss
Hess Surrat Dye has been dreaming freely That
Same calling the has to the Dry Tor
tugas they would have the circumstance hang
other Mr. Mcrrick then recited Dyes testimony in
relation HIS interview with Mrs Surratt the night of
the murder. Two years passed. II a dm moonlight
night; Suats fronted north and thrown
while the ravcrsing the southern
hemisphere The house darkened lady puts her head
darkness yet he denuhes her. such
. simply absurd. II 10 not perjury image
In overweight mind He has thought OF this
and dreamed Of until his mind has become perverted and
like frightened boy he has ured visions which have
haunted his mind and made him see images which had
being and reality As In boyh0od. in manhood, for
the boy Is father 70 the man.
At this point Mr. Riddle interrupted Mr. Merrick and
called the fact that bar meeting had been
called action relative Mr. Inorganic death, and he
asked the court take n
The court then . until o'clock 70
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