, 1869-06-26

I IAefe WAS hut one Witness {F1nley) who, from
ne sntse np,st .sstaea e certain thlas, III
EasluN uiseoseItG Lne dAmaSeu lock. the Llsar-
; 1.ngclHent o. l4lu p4nta!tehs, and be alone
Witnessed 1Ee extraction q ooilet from the
GsulEg. 9ne lurJ ahouM remember th1t
1GoHas flniey vas Tue MAI who 1yst
lt1atea TO me PRISONER tnc story Of bis
WI "nes =. aefed ! ia9aeuty. Whnam 1 J. Laird had
hHLia l-..t ac tcls ME- ha:!;y .loe l.. s-- :: -
room 9! lae honse, Elth the body. The speaker
as1ee 6 AI1, naases. 10 possession per ttses
ana ngoMsps pat e. tpe importance q safn ssenee
falcons, would not have takcn speedy steps IN
eofeGt tae saEe; ene certainly Wonlt hare done
circumstances demanding such 81 actioa. Tho
ctotalng *aa tnos olsat1aescd e5 ihe removal OF
fhs soty. .,., ,o,..,.,
: ma!n question Il tssue. i was alleged tia: Bat
iey naa cotnHLteH lae aet IN tae aea! OF passion,
t III tng secs o. s'iGenSe tnat r. na tEs 4ay ps-
fionsH Xhiue1 iull KnoMiensT ans! conviction OF
nls "ne = usllnguencJ: finseJ ht1 1etulAcnd-
fertys nnnn me rovemsnts w NJ - ~ rasy IT,
/ isR that h1s wife was Vlilry f.; ~ ~
| he said he wouiI ,ro :, ~;
I the cyh.ences Of kiJ tssj-a il, w. sssa
detection Of h!s wife wer- anDar.;. /, n. .,se
1ssm that time fuEsh uz,,l H., !'tl,Sias iI a:n,.
eommueicion Of Finley upt ua, Ia, ~ nme o. H.:
:rojlabIs frtugy. The Inv tS,a.aIp p's.s't Entoa-
tessoninc manslaurh;ar tnr M - 'h!Hu slea
herr snewE. '' "aS
n,ininns rt.sr1,in. ne 80. Ia VIZ 10y lo:7ned
ffa1. AMI r., ~. 9nr,. inc ;nTr - t'i-:.elt Of
sense ct ius;ce. They woud pot ,as e1n H.! 1or y. q
usnce. and reraer rcrs,I.t nn,~r H.. ~ "a" ssl-
certul1,ly Mnu1a nat h.s swnye,i II. -" .t+S
re defence haa mad iron. liz Oh r:aais rrs:4as':
terr an,f rhe snraEer deslrtt IA raj H., @is" ~
s9Ee frnn, the New T'es,smenf The ,a., ~ ~,
.ss .srar,,iIE ~ H. rarsHfan ~ :, Eam g. '.os
NNf $500 fttNt ~ kdF
81. tnhn than' yf,j ''oA" >.+ "oeN VI
The wife would ra,her have the prisoner acquls-
tSa Il as g defsaee nsr not oase On tas %
n1 " 1ei 1T, nsGd hoa o. h sa sns re-
respect anI enertsn' Win feelInps n.thnn, ~ nn ~
EhnllT nndeTstnnd nr the srrI ~ r., nI. ' ~.
rrycrse Tas tfs csse with 1Re nr1so3er ami M
counsel They had mstie ahoritye cor,s % r. ~ ~
jumuIate her cnar1c,eT hnf in fhe ent,. ral roun.
n feH rnorr Eloquent rrw.1ss n fhr NM ~ ,nnr,1
me speaker resumed Lis seat. ~ 'A' - 11pe-l
4sGragsr Fon raE pr.-rycE
". q =. UurTa3 1nen commenced MS argu-
ment lot me de!euce. lie sa!d that ne appeared
af he ah;lit1 f ise ssnticmsg
naa r rseSe,aed a!m; He wei appreciated the high
tSsponsi9lty o. me Jssy, and dssife1 to bring y
tneiT alieltion iof careful confederation, a few
iacta otoueht out IN evidence In the ati,tEess nj
ne ne counsel ios ne prosseanon It na1 oeen said
taat II . me deceased vas the guest ol every i4uy
o. n s'analnR u SapelVEe, 1s1 no:ts OF friends
nnI ~ "n7 2 eseit Hne1e stspectea ahl neloFeu
+ han oeen quite concias'vey shown that the
WSaI s t iii rs; ~ a9eastane en1taetes aad
W.. S1 - - ttu1su tAG y. ,safet fHe. LooA palns 10
e ooalu moese mal!1eo saa!cs o9arued. Ills len-
enat % w tne soSlety oi married 1atles "as TO The
sF1Saes - VILE uoS.ous.
me gentleman then proceeded TO anaiyze aud
rnt,a, ~ Stoh ,4e * epen1s aus VI sne Prose
az s9to4, th "Gn me "aoe stol5 1l ne tragEly,
" u "As tnen E4oHn, Was hnute!E detAled MIS-
t,fsa th.T .b ~ * =, - H1 tS u uas tes
icad psnci xhiis arnther xtin+s. hui s%orc ta ~
II Was nod This fsrt shnTrtI snrh ,i,sn,s;t- -
tween he witnesses tnat there could be En- onH
sepsafGn y, On ths p. o. hs u;ha! The xf
nsoToh ...,i."i p1sasea ths:I te1+ uau nos We
queat5 butdtrs,. The iettsr Aa1 @1,,tea soase ev
Lave nn oi,s1 1,1re ~ " seth cnareses as 70
ter nt,rtsseS ri ass,Cnsson NV snal H. MAS "lt'e"
ne g, fondnct sn, Of Mrs M Bailey N attending the
Mas inhuan ard teoIsd 9n s CO. eohssIon ~
eyrsIa1ian 10 Whlcn Wosn caS,n III 1oe "
sss s1G c ihe 70 ee o. engaging hsee souu
f 20 ~ nuS ta1s a..utnsy u tae prosecution
anal Ea3at1a 1hI & sv1nse! ioI me people, Sol.
c.n rs, t,e ~ - ~ ~ mEaaeus - tuc Jury nau
an; WtIh H.. a t ,s o. me oceaslon'
nlo M WIN ~ eyss tn!nea 70 VET nace II the cell
hs nosun he s 'pas 1s he @ oa not enVy
~ t,,n nv S;nr,asor Th s, soee woint ~. ctS oul 70
sensible men With suc,entl1 shaiIav M oS Srans It'll, u,
i" na "Auo" saGn st. nonsense.
n, nnr an1 S e. 1xa ~, tae neorie
.ithSl.w ~ s u taans r!5hosiiton to
r<,.I.I
Mo1lu eoaseas 70 ulsptTe, leaving the little g11l
u ~ .ne Sasto3 o. tae nohsf I1;s ms infamous;
muck none no; f,yol an tSer 9isSa n.,a a9E xcT 50
appsieEt c INC OF thls fau!Tldu1 OF the
eoansei LOT tae peorie- ..
VI. Murray concluded With Al expression OF
lIianHs 10 the Jury 1ot their attention to hts re-
MARKS ...--..-. ....
Colonel ]. Har77. or rh,. co,,nse} for N. ,c,,,a
then rose 10 address the jury. lie said tas: be had
duty Of d,scussin9- the onrst,nns 'o.t .r,.nv tng
In the case, but asked that The ,ur1
hrteny bear with him. The defendant sought !
faIr lame OF hls own vie. rue geusIemsa ~ vao la
ha,, preceded him sneered at the iact that Mrs.
bailey had been present throughout the trial She
cast upon her. Ii she Was detelict Ia ap1eaT.ur
In court, the speaker was grtcyonaly mistaken ii
his iLeas Of prupr!ety. The propositions present
had found "a 1udictmen. agalns: The prisoner. The
killing vas admitted; therefore much siil1cal,y
vas avo1ded !n the consideration Of Inc case. The
nothing brought Out In the evidence waiea u uny
Wy jussIosd l.a the deed. There were two
and Of mitigation. 1t could not even he c!eariy
proven that Hailey really discovered his wife and
ueccased In guilty intercourse, after anticipating
The speaker asked whether the wotnaa who
would seek the embrace OF pafat11ous Was worth
the splitting Of human blood lie answered IN the
was premelltated. Where nas Bailey during tue
two hours previous to thu shooting: lie wasiurk-
Ing in the footsteps Of his supposed rs In tnr a.
Ing from Finley the Intelligence OF his w.le'a al
legged lnrdelttE showed method. Instead OF tax
cnse to sex vengeance upon TIC heatl Of a. nan
Whom w ne supposed nad Injured hlm-not to rem
Gas 9token ~, but to assassinate the supposed
The witness casiello had testified that be aaw
na'iey e1Ouchtng under window Of bis house.
u s nad ,so;n thas for thlee-qoar1ars q an hour
house Opposite, and from That point watched tho
movements oi the suspicious man, without much
clothing upon him 1n the dead Of w1nter. It was
% 50 out and Inquire shat this mysterious cou-
iust EaA Il Eas pot u human nature for ulan
eccentric, but she Vas a hlgh-toned, determined
adE, snd. once having adopted a certaia course.
lne when there wa every nrobabiity Of
discovery, and then turned down the light
ianey After Tue Killing Of La,ri baiiey Weus u
eciii to seek comfort, eoonsel anI sdy,ce 1ro1
.holnas FINLEY, TIC prime instSuor Of sae
he fhe by vs. yinx oa toe sofa Was pns
81. hs4lag Ssns Saa Y n.o ns w
lscoyeiJ Of any dlsxfran9enent Of he nanta.
IONS. The bodJ fell on tie loQnQe and Lara Re-
hnc. utners aa iooSe nnon ~ 70 hnS 81
Of peyceye what Was siere.iAshat Ne ~. n,n1. ~
ions were anbut1oned. Tin(ey hsd not s1 n.aie tas
eysrd. and eyeT msn Tnms1 n53d t~htts III nsT
n the house, lie matie Tie oIscn1erv onsV rhan
,n nY1stuer and hfmaelf VeTa alone II ~ rnn,.
III The corusc and afterwant he c,!1e, ~ ~
,nt,on Of others ID he fact Of the nsntai1,ons
einr oren. The discoTery nj fhe inct IN = 49,
orJi enndJtfnr Wss Y1nde hv E1nlaT ~ ~,.eH.
tscnyeT n a hn1iet in The ce1,;n0' NJ = ms sI.o
wnre II these altered fsrfs. F,n5e, nal svnr ~
mo m ,he iii ,h{ie other wtfnassasP " sn9
~ cn+t.,n Eas mt rms held M Tsa SSn1s ss
astimnn1 of E1nleY wa nnrsiI,h,a ""eS'
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