The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-31

we uny,o'eu 'etusment. Hh walk lay through
ouAohiRE, COVERED WITH sruSrED PINES,
oriers bay bushes. reeds gum trees and an occasional
cyrrss AZ every step the witness went into the swamp
that cred his knees The guide wore pair * high
@ and Hs 81 s s rae %s. aSGcs r%,s
farms lint sa Mr. Gr TeS o%a ana
men,r were worth from tlO to tS sn acre '"''''e
DEANS rALk-DsAs BURNS TO BESpFIr GREELEY.
Mo ;S bHdey bean the defendant sworn Testified
have he ~ p,S 1H H. s pSSOii.s nag
When SSSy oo sSIs g Mr. az o T%
81 the css r"S oSH OF he 'i %sn ie'pr ron
wcr6 o d yrsu,s lien selling a so and Low worth
nys,lGd q Ihs North tafons track, he received tSs
dr. on Mr. snca sSG srfwa F's soa a sn for g.
aD cT r G:ynT ,r'e h SvidSnG Of Psr cents
ww1s , Low Governor q VIRGINIA; .,..,-.
among the saniher. aud other tribes in North caro-
PEOPLE MouG reprsssg, n 4 as ,t, nseroes and mules
.! Is ns., ,'fys EsSE'c .,
swami VAN y9g between 4 and the paqpoiank river
ihe $500 d % Of Api lss, ana not in November,
ley he gave al the faes as he had received them nom
WV project was to invite Immigration without re-
gard TO race but gave moro prominence to the
-, wanted each negro 70 clear ten acre, and receive
table Jaw mills build sGaniies ami cabus and sell the
lahds to the neg oys."
Ine protect Of the Company not carried out, bo-
cause witness could not raise enough money,
NE APPLIED TO Mr.. oRtsLEr
for AID but Mr; Greeley only promised 20 help him
lave BEN .hsre IN me noe IrmSo W., 70
funds was to lave been used Us working capital.
rue AUTHOR OF ST. LyGEn.
Rc Ssg hisD kpSs ne novelist sworn THIS Wit
mcnt with MI j. I willi'ns, the tlaint m counsel.
icy Of r ne af5 s 81 nS % rYpsI By Mr
Tx ss s saG wn ' u
eo1nIed respect BY ,he counsel on both idcs although
msGi MAKE would SUI oe' hun to Mr. wa%s% 9 sharp Ts
a ece Ss' T N efe9 d go s . S %
6yaH had tol witness that ne had gwen Mr. Greeley
Mr. kimball is understood to be one OF
rnE DISMAL SWAMP STOCKHOLDERS.
He had certain pride in the Company, and when
Mr.. Williams tod hin that be shuld a.vise Mr..
Greeley to steer Gear OF Dismal swamp forever, his
fee incs we're wounded.
Mr.. kinhsll discovered, when It was 100 late that
the deed 10 tie Company had never been recorded,
And as far - be knew, that stock had been is
sued. He communicated this TACT TO his friend vii.
liau = no rem arhed that he GLAD Of it, Tor lie
couid then secure Ar. Greeley. Il suggested" ead
witness, tat tie land should be turned over to Mr.
Greeley, TO Which Mr.. Williams assen,ed; bu; neat
r.
nsrkcd that as he 60 bad trusted this Bean, Bean
must trust Tim (G.)" Witness then advised Bean 10
turn the property over and II was done.
hR. oREELEY's MOTIVE NOT ALTOGETHER pufLAs.
THaoric.
Horace Greeley, on being recalled. indignantly re.
PEELED tie idea tiat the 5000 he hsd eyen TO this
Bean VAS intended as q loan. He had advanced II
as an investment, tina, he believed and hoped woud
py.
ihls ruhlc adr ,sion seemed to stagrcr the buco.
lie ndmi ers OF the distinguished humanitarian, all
lO AMI I'm el pfvt.t Shat
Greeley's peeuniLry investments, like his lavish ex
Te"d Of ink and eioquenee,w all made solely
panied at Il Q announcement that orced upon them
modiNcation of their exalted estimate.
Mr.. Dawson, defendants counsel in summing up
elimed That, IN making this Investment Mr. Greeley
took the risk OF being BITTEN rs lie knew he quality
o. The land, and was well aware tdat the rismal
swamp was valuable tny 20 alisators aud other
members OF the ssurian family.
TIE PRESENT VALUE or rus DEED
Mr. J. T. Williams, plaintiffs counsel, plaintivcly
addressed mole OF interrogation 10 the Jury, In
which he asked whether. as clamed By the otl,er
side, n settlement had been n ade. The deed which
worthless, because II conveyed no title. IT, as
claimed. ae swamp land j. worth t21 to 30 acre,
why doesn't defendant take tie property and pay Us
our t6oOt As fer the iced any gentleman Of the
jury may buy It of us for IS cents In ewu currency
o the United states. lie said. in touching
ton, tat his client, the great American political
economist, had 50 muct In do in attending to me
business CT ether people he lad time TO attend 10
his own. and became u crelo-e on too many oc.
casion' an oasy piey the horde Of designing men
the watch tor innocence and yirtue. He
close with e1r1est apueh Tor . urotec ion Of
bis client Then came u comprehensive charge from
Judge Tncpcn. Aner slurt con tation the Jury
returned a verde, for plaintiff for S7756 At this
point dc,en liant, counsel asked fer sixty days to
make a case with suspension OF judgment
The Court granted thirty Gays with stay of pro.
Ceedints.
judge Cochran, one OF Defendants counsel, here
upou remarked As our client Is bankrupt wouldn't
IL De Just a. wei fr tie gentlemen on the ct Ter
side to enter up judgment at oncet The fact is,
your Honor,
ARE BusrEpv'
The triumphant phi Osopl err Of the Tribune estab
shmont lei the Court Dom In b'aIe oi glory, ol.
lowed by host OF honest srTiouturists. to whom
he has so long minisered as toe high priest OF
rcrimenial farmin., aud to whom the grace Of his
manner. tie purit II his speech. and tue beautiful
simplicity of lis daily llfe household ord-
lie took the ext traiu Tor Chapp qua. and after
short trip rendered ENJOYABLE by q calm and quiet
sleep, the great reiotmer found himself At home.