Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-11-20

VIZ uo' o""sou "k''is' "'n'' ahc
ougn. 10 pe hung In the most summary manner
"'' queS"oh 10 pe cons'uereu is' doe'
~, os''a'i 'ie ahesa''ons III 'he pe'tioh
, g" p'",'oa nas in'rouuoeu tne a'nuaVits OF
IAN, 'o'ol'on W. Ia'oi' W. 4" russell
i,s ~ yack'nan' iheSe alliuaVi.s were
VO' o'"' io''' anu III them tne Witnesses
o's !" ,ei"'o part Oh aconVersa'ion .nat they
, ~ 's "''' 'ne Juror aoou, year before tnat time,
.lu sun "i'er inc honlclde was cotnmitted' The
- 'a',ou''eu '"e a'nu"''s oi 'ne same VIII
.ua'es .,"0" AZ ulheiont 'nne' anu 'ne anlda-
y s"o Juioi' ms aniut'i's introduced by
p,'''ei 'o"u W SNOW 'na' 'ne juror SAID
h,, p,'e' .s.,. o"s"' " nave oeen strung up
n,1, "'''v'' J'uso VT jury oeiore nc ieit
" ''"e' '" "hue's'"nu what was
-, W. ~" .'''a'"u0O' ""'oi winch 'ne eh-
!, " 'ne J"i'i "oio u''ereu, IL
" 0O''''' 81, 'ie "'hu''i'S ose'hef'
-. -, ','u IL 'S iounu 'i'' "na' tle
,,, 's ''' of"ou was paseu
' "iV" """' 'no WITNESSES making the aihda-
'" '"'''io'"''' W NM ne hau no authentic
"poi ''e suoJec'' ana IL IL 70 DE OBJ
''e ,"''' "e u'u not III Terms express any opn-
-. , ~ Pe''''V"'i suh' ine question Oh MS
~, nv, appear " nave oeen ailuded 10,
r., "'s .'''' '"a' was inaue the issue upon
t., $50 e'' VI ''''o0e"0e was 10 oe aeter-
,,,,a,t... ~ pioo' u'"' '"e juror nau any IN
n ~ "pO" .'''' SUI leo' previous 10 the trial,
rha -, ." op'''on upon 'he question
,,a,. , Inv - ''1 i"'. winch h'ANes .he lorna
~ ~. 'apio's'on vi an opinion dlsqualifca-
,r,I AL 49,. 49,. % " ''.uie iair ana impartial
- So ''', p"'.'os S"ouiu NOT DC pound by ver-
asS ~ Juiois VIM nave preJudged the
a.a,,sa, .,t ~ usf'"'''S must DC an un-
d'~'.a V".' anu o"seu upon something more
- ,,',", '"r, w 'e 'u,no'' III otate U.s. Ciark
au'n;as ""r r ,e'mont' o1', inc expression OF
r,vn una"'ss s'"s ~ was n.'u uisquanhed the Juror
voc ." ''l"'inou opinioh as 10 the gnilt OF the
,osuon', anu was iofnieu on readins a. news
;s,ra,o w,a y, "'' eN"'i'n''on peiore 'he mag
,ho .,'s ,u'o' may nave s'iu upon
h.sos -. a., " ~ 'io "iiiu'Nts was
IT., ta'I, IT, Wv n'.''on'e"'s 'nen maze IN
had ho had ~, ,,'raa.,a o'"'a''o" .,'s. ne 'nen
,,,, nile. ,,,a .a.I7., '''". ."o peu'ioher
nres,on wonId ,iold 30 o,,;do o''." 'i i,n-
,ho ,,a. s1'e e"'ereu uhuef
this the Juror in his afBdav;t statos tho, n, 49,
time he was imnaneled be ,vas mo-, o,,,oro -, 49,.
preiudice in b,s mind ao,i,.t tho ro,i,;,,,a.
that he had ever formed or ovrross,i
as L, bis ,uiIt or ip,ocorco. ,ho+ ho T., 80.
6dent that be ,evor said ,ha, oO,'
IN have been s,rrna NJ, ,,;,h,,,.
f,ra Lao io,, nh, H. .I..,'1e - 1''S W
tion of o,,or ho IL. ,a,, ., ~
had ory sroh ,oo,ir,, W. Az 'e =. "',''ns
evidenco sho,,, ,ha so.,,,a,i.', INN 'l''' ''ie
snch on onn,, no til, ,,-n,.o ea''on VI
and n,on ,,,, ,,,a 80, ''',"eu '"e Juror
,o.o a.. da,o,o,o, ~. 49, vi ''e
rroofs I, annaars 80 ,a 49,, ~ .n p..s'on anu
had ,ho ,,,, honae. - ~, A., n''
oors,;,,,;o, "a '7-'' "'''" '"e
in molin, NJ. do,o,,,. ..a,.. AZ 'eu.o ~ MN
,yos nrofarroa o,,.i,a. - "n'oh
dism;ssed,, INV p''''o" Is
Tho oorr+.ro,u, ,,.. ,o,.,.,..,,,,
or two. thon s,o,o,s ,,.orna' v5',,,a ~, N uonem'
of orIoan. oo,,,,,r 80 W '''.'. w "o"e,i'
alto sen,onoo NO 80 ~ ''"' ''''"e'''
Judoe p,rro,, diroa,o, A..
spondept II be had ,ny,hin,, ., .a,. -
tence of the Ia ~ sbonld MOI ba urna,,o,s
The clerk having asked tho onost;on u.,.,o
stood nm and snoLe M f,,,ou,.
"thouo ,,.,. .. ,,..,' ','4N'
..,.a,,n, Wy ''Ne " say s'"r iiohors'
,.,", ." %. 'ou' "e'''n a." ieiusins n'e new
o,.,a., 80 " soy '"a' YOUR ae-
w :" .'o o'iei uino that
.,,,,o tor NJ, -, t~,,a,,o ,rs. Du. ~ Is ''npos
man IN mace his Iifs In ,ha ha,,,. =,
man "a Chamher,a,r Ian, ~ ~ "a,',,, s"en
sion disonnoi,,od ~. go. s.s,4'~ - e1p
sdon. ,I,,, - ~. IN. iee, oon-
nornIar nroindioo ,ta. H., 49, , ", ,''' 'i'e
against ma in Orle,ns co,,n,,, as ali a oo'
oved nanenco ,ha, has hao, 60, 'e mon
onco ,,,,,o mo oi.aa ~ yo" "ou'' :"
a. ,ossi,ia :, t.;n -. p,. -. "' -ie y. "s IA,
o,ber,viso ,,i,, on,,, 80 yIa "'. ., I'I'ueu
,,ronaroa . .r,o a,,, ,1.' -' '""' ""'o
as ,hov ara n,daraI e Az 'e-''yr VI pass vents
,I,cod bo,oro ,,o sS,;a "H'e' ",i, De
poston lo,s.s, T.. paDne u 'n' 1oiuuins o, 'he
no,h;a,, ,,,s,,'a. ,,1,, 'e"e'e nave
ua,,So,, ,,,,, 80. ,
ooodn, o. n.'.s. s' o'a5' n"iie'' '"on pro-
~ v 10 'o'o"''
THE SENTENCE
ih VIC" Oh tue character OF the crime, for
wh'cn YOU hayden, nave been convicted, and of
'he ieng'h oil time since the commission OF
o''e so"' Vi 'ouise' nave appreciated as
"aeqa''e'y as you are capable OF doing Your
po''''o" anu nave forecast the consequences in
'e "e" .'''' snouiu NOT DC accorded you.
i 80 "'S '"ns t"",
"i'sh' DO saiu oy me- as the presiding judge
vi 'nis court, !" your appreciation OF your
p'esen' oonu''ioh' FROM what has appeared
oeiofe .hls court, we have every reason to
suppose Una. you had a iair trial in the county
court accoruing 10 the rules oil law. In this
court your case mas received the most earn
e''' '"e most assiduous' the most faithful consid-
eration' and we have arrived at the result just
announced by my associate, Judge Royce. with
tire unanimity. We are commissioned with duty
as the ministers of the law and that duty we must
do. And all that it behooves me now to say, after
what has transpired in relation to your case from
the commission of the crime down to the present
time, with the forecast that is before YOU, is to
and copsiderationof vo,r,o,d;,;,,, 49,,
NAV find in the trbunol which i,d,ra, ',,'o. an
that grace and nardon which wa sha,, 81, ai,'
the final hour II nou, on,,, .o,,ai,,. 49,. 49,
sentence Of the law be nrononnced and !, ~ ,ta,
Won. Edwin q HAYDEN he han,od hn ,ha -
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