The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-02-22

pano ~ WINE - 70 "cnAJ' '"u's
i sos : particle Of testimony that
he ~ there. II may b enough,
perhaps V aay Of this disturb:acc
tAaA arr he shot Was fred, the
croSa ~ dispsr,s, no violssce vas
eonnjetDd on any one, aid order
.,A eGlet vas i'm nsdistsly restored.
The event Of the next day. the
3l,.., in which Sheriff Perry, Dspu-
~ Sheriff Adams aud Judge Csld.
veil apure, are briefly thee I'm
the r.,.aing of the 3lst Sheriff Per.
~ wen. to the o&cc Of Gen. IL
Bourh,ou, assessor Of United States
Istsrsal KsvsAss for ~ Fsessa
Di.tric. Of Texas, and inquired
for him, stating be vas very sorry
The disturbance hsd occurred on
the day previous. lie Was told there
that Gen. Boughton WAS at the once
of Lieut.. Malloy, sub AssistantCom
missioner Of the Fresdmen's Bureau,
where he immsd;ately proceeded,
and found Genera; Boughton, and
also Judge Caldwell to whom he
WAS introduced by Gen. Boughton.
Perry Immediately said he had come
in search Of him, Boughton, 70 coa-
sui, with him in regard to the dim
Guilty, and to get him to go With him
to Judge Caldwell that he might
apologize to him in regard to the
difficulty the day previous, whereup-
on Perry expressed his regret to
Judge Caldwell that the disturbance
had occurred, and a conversation Of
some half an hours continuance, OF
the most conciiating character, en-
sued between Perry, Caldwell and
Bough,on, in regard to the transac.
ton Of the day before, (Scc Gen.
Boughton's testimony No. 8, pages
/, 2, 3 and 4; also Lieut.. Malloy's
testimony No. 2, pages ! and -
When Perry left the Office, and twcn-
ty or thirty minutes after Gen.
fsoughton left the Office Of Lieut.
Malloy also.
After Gen. Bougbton left Lieut.
Malloy's Office Perry came bach
bringing adams with him. IL is tt
be regretted that there is no othel
witness to the interview between
Perry, Caldwell and Adams thar
Lieut.. Malloy. fer the reason thai
Lieut. Mal'oy can only rccollect very
little Of the language used by III,
parties, and there being such mark
cd difference between the account o
the conversation between Perry an,
Caldwell in the frs. insta noe, Al
given by Lieut.. Malloy, and tina
,, given by Gen. Boughton, and it il
unfortunate for tho other considera
ton that there is u marked difference
, between Lieut.. Mslloy's account o
tho affair ~ furnished to Liss.. haw
= Icy of the date Of 3lA December
!, 1867, marked exhibit A, (sec trans
!, cript of proceedings on habeas No
. &c, and the account of tho sam,
transaction rendered on oath befor,
0 me- January ~ 100 sec 'ss''"o
~ ., lieut. Ma"oy NO - nut !"
0 'n's ,a.,e' 'es''"ooy /" on'y 'e''"S
F. ny ol nA' uA"'ae''o" " " our on.
4 sa'ae' o nna from u We gamer Una
n "en '"e',n ret'y e'' u" h.eu'
: MAnoy $ once !. was TO pr'ng Aaam
n mere 70 prove TO Judge oa'dwe'
q Una, Auams was not the ma" wn'
}. o'oke up '"e meeting very h't'
$ conversation TOOK place between
e AG."s, re,,y ssd o.'dwe'' Deior'
. o.'awe'i 'o'd Adams that he did no
}, a"n 20 ho'a any fur'nsr converse
4 no" WIN MN VINO hy"pathl1ed .i'i
Il a %' w,ersupon Adam. Gales
.. .a'a.e" > damned haf. Inc par
}. YES 'm"eo's's'y separated and =
na."a va gong Out no turned ~
Il neaa sna 'o'a o.Id.e'' ne woe''
( mce' ~" ." ."e s.feet ana nave sa'
d .: NSee Lieut. Ma''oys e'
d amony 80; = page - "A Sho'
- a%e a''eF 'n's man ~ me name 2
= kce with . double .bsrrslsd ran an
, told him that Adams va. Wing i
> wait to kill him, for q negro m.
:. had told him so. Lieut. Mslloy "a,
= in his testimony (No. 2. page 8
|. that he was satisfied that Adams ha
a no intention of using violence again.
: him as he had no diibculty with hin
! (Adams) and that II was Judg
Caldwell who had to fear the vic
, lence yet Lieut.. Nalloy does no
/ make this correction in his commu
nication to Lieut.. Hawlsy, the pos
, commander (Sse exhibit A.
|, Aiter hearing Colemsn's ssatemen
} Lieut., Malloy and Judge Caldwell
looked out Of the window and "a,
Adams on the other side Of the stree
, walking up and down the pavome . h
in front Of tho Capitol Hotel, an,
looking up At the Bureau Office y i
expecting some pcuou to come dow.
when Lieut.. Malloy sent 10 Lieu.
Hswley for soldier 10 protect them
70 lamp a.cr waiting = short TIM
."s no So'o'ers coming, and hndint
naAMs gone, 'hsy proceeded 70 :h'
camp ana's'asoed' not meeting will
=, soe'ss AdsnA (sse Lieut.. Nal
T NJ 's'amony NO :, page =, aud
ooi'%In .ess'mony No. ., pages :
."' o.! ferry ~ the meantime had
~ 'n'e1',ev VITA Lieut. Havlsy
NV NV 'o'a ~" .nss Judge Csldwsl
".r 'ns"l'ea nm, and be intended
70 ;a nave . a,..l.i.ction' and he wished
lieut. lieut. !! hs~isy not 70 he there te