New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-08
TIE lands MURDER TRIAL.
SKETCH OF THE SETTLEMENT OF yINELAND-
CAUSES OF HOSTILITY TO MR.. LASDIs-MR.
CARRUIHs NEMsPAPER ARTICLES.

A SKETCH OF THE SETTLEMENT OF 'iNLLAHD-
CAUSES OF HOSTILITY TO MR.. LASDIs-MR.
CARRUTHs NEWSPAPER ARTICLES.
VINELASD, n. j., Jan. 6-Next Tuesday has
been appointed by Judge Reed for the beginning OF the
trial OF Charles K Inds for shooting Ur Carruth Dis
Attorney Hoagand will be assisted in tho posec u
ton by Attorney General Vsnatta and l. NewcoinD.
There ia rumor that there VIII De another counsel ;
who lac s Ia kept secret In the defense the following
will appear: YceChancellor williamson BeIJa-
min II. Brewster william A. House, Edwin NJ Turner
James H. Nixon, and Messrs Potter Nixon The wit
nessos employed on Carruth's paper will agree in their
testimony 10 the shooting, and the fact that no words
passed between the two prior TO IT, The lawyers for
the defendant decline 10 disclose the limo of their de-
Tense. A brief review OF tile Gaze may interest some
persons.
Among the early settlers of yineland fow men
ke,n-sighed enough TO that Mr.. IaDdi5s plan for
pOpua,ing the tract would he successful They were
OF and sought to invest money anu share the
LABOR, tact. and enterprise OF Nncands founder 1hey
wanted To buy lands build on them Get out shade te
Ia al things complying with the s'nulatnns cNacec 81
actual setiersaBd in fact speculate upon the Nalue OF
~ iI 10 'S P 1 Womb r hS Mace heroi,
ing real settlement. lis action In refusing to permit
suerulation of course made the men mentioned M
friendly They complained ~ Tyranny, and used their
influence Ia create opposition bubbles There were
cpnpIaD. 1t would have been strange, indeed, II some
had not been caught In the complicated machinery OF
IarG.s's rians and received u severe pnclrg Many
invested Ia lands Who Rad The least kuowled 90 OF
agriculture. ara therefore lost money; Others,
having 10 working capita after desperate struggle
were compelled 70 soii taglr iad. Inc 9s.ip'.rd
work, and those Who really had something 10 complain
oi formed an oppo. on that waged warfare cons AMY
ulry and from n rho charges aga.u-t Ninelaud. WIN
them Vneiani prodeious lio; the Advertisements
about u Serohes TIE asene 81 81. I-.'o5 "Tto .9
body 81 settlers stood tle founder hecying that his
advertisements and opus'io ai"nr could make me -' I
tlrwcnt "a success - much power had brcn gwen MN
h, tg, law Of the state that his demands complied
VITA ALMOST ~ u ne had Deen chosen lie 3p4iu" IeI.
In na1i 30 iiirs Doc dCfat1r aud U1un lis wishes
rorpcC Cd Hc had hut - Withdraw his ady rt nnts,
close up biz Office. and h0pclo disaster would b.9il tHc
town Tuis oourao he declared he would adopt 81 any
rival olce was sP. Orcl Dr ding tlis, the clulens
droIr from tine place. firm who made The attempt.
BG1 tlis condition "i affairs could not lAst. A. TIME
cpmers poured n, stream 81 ihe early f'tt,rs poured
out carry ng with them they departed that sense ~
utter ANA crtiro 10 udrnca Upon Lanis which cirac-
te1@d tie INST ears OF the settlement. Year by year
YIN" ami grow ard ,ho c.ntlnral clanae Of popl.uGn
object Nas to cuic possession Of toe local government
OF public aal p1eal utIrr. To tuthcc taeir object
The int .udtR newspaper was starred as me exponent
mo stai,, iIt H. Gan th aas lApor,ci" ta pm
pose Of abusing ,r. Lluas. Tni' is a mistake.
c +, yi, ,J,.5,,3L n ,,e III ~, iist he became
W lrcDu5 between tee tyU men. ol Pc sYnI hltlie ai
least, aYd u j. claimed uir'a would have Uccu none hod
n,ivotis.i r.fru-Iytly in hr. C4uIti's T1rer, but
b,}1ud tuat rcu-d 70 rccosuh' hih in pIhe or m
ie writer oi Ia. hitter, AMI hid Us influence 10 the
struggle wu.,a ~'on b'-an. lrec.ei $ ~ vac, Inc
j. not clear one o. the e ulI in tha c,sc says,
a.c'cs Ihst ilui't Eru.c nid sent in t'r pu"n1jo.
i,d.s,ad,ii odlLi,,. me- t,.l,..- rculogc4 n- sd-
f,Iue.urnts Ec tie ciu-e What % mas, b. is s.ralu
ts. i ALL 4