The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-23

Wilson for tho Government, and Mr.. 8. Phillips
NJ inc J. d. s%iih was sworn for the defence
snd Il M m9pss OF as
lsoSsS 4 wa. T before TS when
grinding corn, quit work sometime after mid
nEts he was there; these tubs we're in the same
room, and men were at work at the tubs; did not
recolieot the names OF men there; saw man
distiiier was there, sometime In the month Of
December, In day time, saw meshes put In the
tub, but not many, witness probably ground 800
uresi ground atS al she last on Ssi.tmss eve
About week before Christmas ground corn
Part Of the time he was engaged he was repairing
the milf. Some Of the grain was elevated up
stairs, and several bags were put in the mash,tqb
before Christmas. DID not recoiiect whether OF
not he ground any corn between the 10th and
the WT Ssssf%s. on the part of the
there on the evening before last Christmss. Did
Heard al Mr. Hurley say sRs. asfber the lore.
man, should PIT no mash in the tubs unless prop
M. Wilson Objected to the question.
The point was argued by Messrs. Phillips and
The point was admitted.
The witness then went on to say that the even
into the distIliery and he was helping. Had
cerrv snv more. and stopped. Heard Mr. Hurley
tell aarbcr not to make any msshes until the
assessor was notified. CARRIER replied that he
mai he had seen An Assessor al afternoon and
that he would be there In the morning. Didn't
wards. Shortly Afterwards Hurley went away.
During the evening a rbcr began to work. saving
he would 60 see his friends In the country, and
a hs Ss soa se to
put any mashes In the tubs without entering In
occssion. '' " e''N
The ar,t grain came there after the tenth,
about six DAYS before Christmas, about the 10Th.
night nights before s christmss The hands were Idle
Christmas.
Of Hurley M wss there WSen the nS Mill sss :eieS
Witness didn't see the barrels rolled In the river
Didn't see II done or know who dld II. Don't
maj: %itns': W.. never n : a!.sIlisry before
sh oa Oh ~ Went as .abtute
Was assisting to cool mash and to wash out tubs.
Got el0 at one and VS. on two other occasions.
a.s.s stS no %S,Sss
put In the tubs on Christmas eve.
James Evey sworn: Is plumber and gas-ftter
in the employ Of Mr.. Whelsn. HI. foreman is
tiiiery. A water pipe was bursted, and took II
tSe psas boy U wSeS
there; was there half a day. Game home and
reported to Mr.. Nolan Immediately.
It was not long before ohristmas.
James Nolan sworn; Witness Is bookkeeper
for SoW1 Evs S. e. sstv %
transaction at once; It was on the 2oth Of De-
cember. ,,
,op hs 10
missioner from pages 10, 40, and 80 Of the pam.
phlet.
Upon me q w bs UE%
TO give bail In the sum OF eoo to appear before
the criminal court at uch time as ne may DC
Mr.. Rooney entered hail for the accused.
JUSTICE TuoKER's OPINION OF JuDon 0Lrs's
DgcIsIos-Last Monday night Sergeant Barker
and Ofncer Fainter, Of the First precinct,
Seventh ward while on duty near Third street
and Gy
Frank Warrington, who was trying to kill his
wife, and she in a delicate condition. The eif-
heard disorder there and profsne swearing.
They entered the house and arrested Washing
ton. When hs got outside the door he stopped .S
that they had heard enough to take him without
terous' and profane, but was taken to the station
house.
Tuesday morning the case was examined BY
and aSS he
that he had been arrested without a warrant
Justicc Tucker remarked that there seemed to be
= determination BY yioiators Of law to misrep-
. 20. >ut the decision OF Judge Olin Up q recent
case, ,,ud > great deal has been said about that
viii ,mnedc the administration of Justice. II
,ht danfsInn he uisapplisd by officers of the law
VI ~ t nonat an >,u from making arrests when
sSon h.ppa M ,inbt the effect would be nju-
N.Y. h ~ t s ,,h nplieation there Is no
rn..on In aeaning the rirh,s OF the citizen and
u ~ hhs na,cass n,d,.r the law, the
Wy pow1,.s y, ane AZ S..isInn ~ other able
;nags oniy r pponrts IA IL veil Known to our
omeers that the pess 'n.y N md they
~ I5n " that .ra Wabic 10 nnnishment
nso nhum va, III a. H. Tic ie,p and Judge
III any ayyi ,n $3.50 II from the bench
Inc luuge n,so nuvI w noithnr insta nee has
". nn,h1 thst I. ,e,v h. he onicers. they
~ saa o, "ny ths fsct tbat tbev NAV arrest
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p, I'LL ~ a. u ,.orSorIn honse yhere tbey heer
nv a,sn,der The aec;sion NJ he court settles
'hi. fact; that wbere an ofcer attempts an arrest
upon informstioI without warrant IT. ana Nun
~. u nS has no Slain unon The court for
ms own FISK anu mas ny ~ tnu n.rty
,ne tha pp,pannos sna. MT sntbnri2e
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my ones 49, 70 mh fo IN n,p,aos shomid have
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nsss ns anu n,,nshmest after their euiit has been
VIII escape 2uh naman thee are ssresteS With.
pp, reu rra p Tbe iSSye oylv designed 10 define
put Warrat; hns Juuse ~, Sny ssr r. nWcer
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