The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-28

but nc was accused OF great many tbngs by bis
should wife t'iss v R'n h s@a' s sns
tbps ,bc 4si n wa, the ,epsratIon SAID don
ever u was" after what has taken place "-'
sHs CAN NEVER MORE m WIFE or NINE.
more 10 do with her my wife I; that IL The purpor
o me Conversation that the nrst time he called
xS. .u The ,econd time. A.-we the second call
Ssr hy V ~ h cannot ,smepber much he said poke
N''' insko known his GRAND. and went away.
THE THIRD TINE ne CALLED
wasat the Tribune ofce year later think then he
&c ofpmhp,sned OF pnecston IN the nieuns at the time
BHSea a. witch he though, Irejudca and unjust 10
Ss linn and Unfair ,o' slai hin he
shSn1 have a, ar hearing and he would make his
p 5GG sm , Ia SsO'rd.Sy S,a make
These arc All the siSn. remember hsyins had
win him, from that lime until THIS time.
Attorney hands H. o SsA's' COPY S he
D, Mr G !, ,S NV the publication hcrep w.
think he brought It to me, said Il was unjust, or
,2M7wnst did he refer, Alt didn't refer to th.
n1w.GInpeT he can TO- 'O'
wsiss an. SEH sSow 'si s all the
ss.sv Ss! r sssssi
paper he made out and gave me 10 pubsh mat 'he
2,Did he make q out In your presence7 ALE
our or NJ Roor.
,I9S. "PRS BE- bring back to youp Al thin. he
Ape you order it Inserted .A.-Idid.
owhai further aid he say m any Of t i9sy
further than these things Won nigh, .on
know any; might be able to recoiicct them '''
LIVELY OLD ROW ALL ON ACCOUNT OF HoRAcK's
BAD MEMORY.
0-Did he tell you anything about the ,hootipg7
Nj Graham-That object TO.
Inc C9nrt--Whatt the ground OF objection.
bound to exhaust its case before II res,ed it could
mo' Drove teennleai case and then rest reserylng
empsS Under DE n. Of ms. s
he .s 'ifS e one fs Sos cont
ona, me prosecution had come in and proven two
.acsn, y, 'u' sns houEht they could lind out tue
found out all they intended TO learn. II the matter
-
was now rome ,r,o ., al, 3.
and try tie oue,tion "a ,h.rob ne 70 90 on
indicted for t. and for notSinr else, ana ,hn,
too, when the witnesses for The Sefencc,
had been scattered an6 80 nv N.o u.'en ~.
reach OF tho prisoner through The spa,SX ~ the
prosecuting oncers. II this matter was gone into It
snow .ost Mefarland had collision with Richard.
,p ,a1,' "9n oonstaf hichardson may have been
"a assuuptiou must De
tsst they meant to put Mcfarland in tho wrong to
, Lnat ne wss Tue assaiIant and that from that
Intention in liz Srsns, ,sh Icy ne carried the same
asssiIani in sn,,,t Nn,oh caused Nun 10 be the
more years before The defence hal pa, caS or
me conversation which the District Attorney now
sought to extract from the witness and il was in the
lion os,ars;h,y 1 la nn 70 unit ~ Inc prosecu
on The stand for te rmtno css " MT greeley
but the Court would perceive ~ -" WV N''
HOW nAwKBH THAT WAS
Such was not their purpose but their design was
to slip n In disguise, aud at this stage Of the case
This should hsye eon ns ss' oS Os
o. tie original features Of the Tor the prosocu.
fron the conversation itself that there was no,hoS
In II which could possibly test tho wsn,ai
strength OF Mr.. Mcfarland. or show ne NV,
he perfectly sane man was
nos 'ei nur wicked st.e%ps and did not call upon
SrSugs, to the bar Tor that matter One nrst shoot
w wYss ~. all .sss; Of the
which II *, : no. now in TIE powsr q the defence to
dietsd three years ago was that Il was peree,ir
known that II Richardson had been brought into
der AZ for taa. be- S. Ts
could have
GOT OCT OF THE COURT ROOM ALIVE,
ss asS Of ssa SCga been .qcS
resulted In the aequittal Of the defendant The case
co mgLsoa, Contained IN Hvoume Of pamphlets
Gerry, had been authority for ,~ents.sye YEAR, thai
raj no nort 'of ssse 49, ' III Auu IeVue
ss,.h,i. Pa.' ~ S1.v Nnich they were pound 10
es'aoisa Us part OF the original case.
YIN ,uorp,p
IN" '"'s"1A'
The Court-There 10 no question about the proposi.
ton but do not cOnti-e r this such case
Mr. uraham-1he evidence when Is sought -
be introduced 10 offered to show malice, Viii h
should have been proven In the mt position OF the
case but instead Of 20 doing, the prosecution relied
upon the malice displayed IN the act.
IN, opv., v,,,on ,.., .o.,,
~ e N"N'''
Mr. Graham read eopious extracts from the case
of Mcleod WI o was held under an indiclmont 1or
beinQ conceru cd with a Marty NJ Gye hostsi crs,,s
i'm hurning the steamer Caroiine ana sansinn ~.
death OF a seaman, at schlosser's, above Niagara
fn r,, ~ lSot
We htVnruer ralu We was ttudvlnR al that time in
Uuca IN the ONCE OF Joshua Spencer, one Of tue
counsel for Mcleod aud attended tho trial and was
perfectly familiar with tho else
AZ, n,oh.r, -, -, =. H. -, -.
a. n,.,ons M VII VII, e'cI your LIQUOR 70 threc English
pcit t.rVIri DIV We prhelpe am now contendng
~ , ~ snn post humane law administered on
s.r ny y, ns Sau .auhihF tno fyy put never
"a. nrd pyna so vu. ~ Iver 70 we case IN
NC 20 r. 20 ~ y, NJ ioI toJoery,
AZ ruhiic hnnsc a. s'at w. W soner was
rution xcro no "a aIis vs'nCe, ne prose
prisoner was seen near the snnt 70 p,oos mat ue
committed, because that was In confirmation Of the
Honor terioasy tell ne hat N his p,son:, y your
Ia led account Of INV collision that nay In 70 occrrad