, 1874-07-18
Objections to Probntiig It.

. ,1,a npI GHHc0t tina
cou1d ne furthor pusnea, Anu u.eeuos .,ss ~ s,
basis Of tho opinion OF tho witness On tne s"os
loot. Tho Court thought that 1t MAS holding nt
kho same time that tho belief Of tho attcbting
Witnesses was oonc.us.'o ~ sosa saD .,,ert ~ IN.
The TACT OF insanity WAS not note euo1e'' " '''
quiry.
Mr.. 1suAM
~ ~. o.st ha1iaf Int 10 thu e.
10 1ne panls " sno "4'noo0 1eA' w - ~ s.,.,
tent OF hs bolo1 70 ena VI unentn1 ,naa a.
hrengta .. sns 'essnsu . ny was ~ soient
strength Of MIND to 90 4ha 10
to whether W. "atnees oenoSeo 'ne 'Ss|"''' w
20 o. sonnu m.nu. a.o,,os .,,o o,;oot,on and
Inc oous' oFsftn1ou nn r,tn.pe suu pp!e'''oA' A1@
WAS recalled. H.. .,.,,,..,n =, Mr.
Walker at tue time o. tho ssans Of " t19 eaao
hod, ,rd %s5 aoa IN soced spproncng
He had to bo raised up TO s,gn Inc osa noo,,0ns'
AIR. Fulor-HoW long wofo you 'note'
A;-Aoout half nn honf. mi
Ihe 4uostlon ~ ~ 1ns1n1 ma1 una not A, to
tho bnef q Ao Tltnoss @ ~ sn1 h,s roscnt i,a
execution q tue eoucl. wv ~ - ananitv A. thn
Mof as @ to Mr: "al4ef" "on'"' e"p1''' '''o
uMe H., .o1esnaa ra a.r,,,oa ~: TN oh,ectfon.
Tue question was agaa' ,eIars.,od ,oa That y, r,a
ur, Incker-l tnin1 ne nt nnn,v how ug mnn%
realnIn'ng has %a.'' 49, w rnnnb9o ANN nf dnmbt
mental onoft 10 mna enp"D,9 " n'o, tsctsd nontn1
Nnetaos ne Mso eapaTIv pIn,,nt ri tha dato;ja ~ n
effort, such ne remomoafS a.. 'uo no."1 - ~ ~
ienesny aoouhens W. e a,,us,,,p es ~ ho,i,cm.
!auol'nH unuss 10y IA ri th,nI ~ fnrn;nr nj
alton whatsoever ma a nos ~ snt.A - Tr n Waiksrs
sitn .ne siuu ~ apo ..;,d aiya nv innrcpnIonn.
0oMultlon VI ntnu. Ett. = - [saaxen,na1 10 Mr.
9ine "lt4een wa ~. a.ta.,d Il ~ Woitor na
rnlGs uo aa4 W. mefp, ~ s~ara a. tns lind of
phys1ti,an ne Tss Nv. ,,,nt haS bcsn. ha know
What Tho HtglCA1 tEERtluVAt AHA UQeA ic hLVN
nothing 5e!a;Se ~ NJ I'm, msac;no
gardea arink, eAcopS 1son neS,ss1 = ,Mort tMo
mis9t % gwen ~ susn y rnn,d nsn7nco
ath mlna ~ 10 n "Ap, brain IN want Of food Ind had
elect On al me ofgann Tams n sota,;,n ~
might proanoe M "aS5,, -,
the 1ran man ~ u, ~ ihr"" suaM Az
as na sG 3uoa md al not arasp the On
1oW NHos' ~" J1s ~" ,5r,t 5r ~ ar,
tne do'alls u - 4Sns Mrss Ws;Inr IL. 1w 1,v
several uooe9Is nuu al unt Lnnw tia iadv nra,
no WV ~ ans tn1a ~ aorbnay at ths bouss tba.
,hors XII Taa haon to marpnro between Mr, Walker
sna H. tne o, pelson a' nnaoa A 'A' VAL \''@1'
on ths o1h o. niay y1;t,o,s oou1d oo,v c,,eaa NJ
oy NJ o"o. ~ vhn ,s",ss narhnna Il ra,phs
Inc so @ ng f W. a a. har 'nT 4 waa nne onourh to
naVe oGon HI H., ~ h,e;rasa a. "" i; tia ronm ih,te
transact ~ IHo pu7tHeeo o,.unn ~ so sIr 1sham
wore ~. lio''ssa9tt s.s H. ~ ,,a,,ont "'s@''
Mrs. Morton. ana !n9 pasiout r. , +t,,s 1v;t,osa
il !hsts hs room s Sss1ed liz Walker 70 have
been Of sound mind.
rho witness answered TINT ho did believe tho
testator vas Of Hound mind at tho timo,
Bomo fov further questions OF no importance
vo,e asled aud the Court took recess until 2
p'ciock.
Judge Wallace took his sent on tho bench at
tho regular hour.
IRA O. uon1N
was the next attesting witness called, and WINS
exau1lued by N1r. Fullor. Ho testified that he
was student In tho law Office Of IBham /
Lucoln signed the codcii to tho will OF Mastin
O. Walker, ps al attestiuE witness saw Mr.
Walker Sign tho Codicil Dra HolltBter aud
johnson, Mr. Isham DR.. Tucker, and witness
wore present at tho signing; tue will WAS not
rpRd to Walker; Mr.. 1sham asked ii le shoulI
read it MIR. Walker said, "You lare just road
1t, haven't yon2" thought ut tho tin1o that Mr.
Walker was OF sound mind; his memory, ao-
cording TO tho belief Of wituess, WIS unmCaircd.
cnoss-HxAM1NArloN,
Had mover seen Mr., Waakar previously the
codicil was sgnou la tho forenoon between u
and II o'clock; went with Alr. .1sham ua m
an,anuensis to copy tho oodicil; II WAS, In his