The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-30
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s !. ~ sdnraiiav ANA voted de next day. didn't
Know lection day was on Monday.
Challenged by the State.
HuuIS BEEBIs
fuolorell sworn Never registered. liz q cooper.
( Doesn't know Ill Gen. Wells or Anuels'o w,
Never read NJ v aeoonh ,a % S eaaa
Excused by tho court. ana the delelise eooA
bill Ut exception.
JAS. DuPBErs
ss,,lssfsfiA ayvnrn. saws ia d sgrawman. San
yyad ma write. Heard Of the case ana nag
formed M opinion md y w ss1 ,r' NAM eoo'
deal uf evidence 10 change MS opibion'
Challenged for cause.
JOHN FR1Eb
sxvnrn ii m dd resident Of the city. Only
kunwa abotIt the case what be saw IN the pa
fats That opinion rests entlrely Oh heW W.
ssSnnnr accounts, but his mind was open 10 the
wv fsi I'M sirisyse il {. halter Has been for
tai years In the city. His store " on ~, ss'
Charles street. Remembers that Ine ~, Dun-
urpssional committees were asseinplea hele,
and saw some parties VINO nay g,.. nv ~
knlln. Nothing was said about the guilt on
4he fnrtipa Only read part OF what was pup
ilshed III The testimony taken. Remembers
that The investigation was Afterwards pr
s,itsi la Washington City, and that the ke-
turning Board was arrested Read the testi-
1ait,ny slf battlefield, but does not remember IT,
During that time there was cpnsidefaa,ple sN-
element about the matter. At thai time ne
had formed All opinion, and strong one
Challenged for cause.
The hour Ct 1 b. III. having arrived, the court
book d recess until p. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
Ate o'clock p. III. Judge Whitaker to9K tlle
\ yatf,h. the accused present. MIR. Castellanos,
before anything had been done, asked TINT Ilas
llat or talsHnen DO Called AIVeT III Wtts oaiie"
JEREMIAH LINCOLN
Was sworn III an old resident. OF the CITY.
Iina heard 1T tho ease against the Returning
Heard Had formed no opinion In The case,
and could try the case impartially. Lived on
Robinson street, and his business was house,
nsyg DId not know ,D , Andslan ID moving
houses. Has lived here. since leAH LOOK nc \,
+ active part lii the past election, except That Oh
an ordinary voter Heard OF the uongfea-
sional committees whilst 1t was IN tins city;
Went Into the ut. Charles once, but the crqWt,,
wns so great could not hear anything. Uia
II MT Snss any III the witnesses before the com
1nittep. Might have heard of the investiga-
tf0n'in Washington, but does not remember ~
Does not remember the examination OF one
Iittlefleld Did not read anything about the
Returning Beard for he had not been able bl
fysled fpr the last ten years. Almost every Gay
has heard something about the Returning
Mr. Lincoln was accepted for the ninth
JOS. noNa1,EY
sworn4Llves ut the ST. Charles Hotel Knows
about the present case only what he had read
iii The papers. What he had read had caused
i hirn I'd form ar opinion. II would take great
amount Of evidence to change him.
Challenged for cause.
r. MAspERo
SWORN Knows about the case only what he
had Hpasl fiji the papers. From what he had read
hssd formed ali opinion In the case. Never
heard any testimony OF witnesses under oath.
His opinion was such that evidence would not
change .,',s,,i u
rY.,sarrAn
-. :. o' - az, oh,rua is.
Atxorn-Doeg not know what the enalge 20 -.
Has not read anytn,,ilnE y, shy ~ IN WAS com
he never Ls y, In, i,,,ss Nav he would try to
ReilSeYa . " Av wnnfd srivs tho prisoner the
he ~ NH II I'M doubt. Has lived here twelve
lsSs ,,,,ssl intntysEf III notifies. The only time
LOON INV, mae tyas during the Mcrnery election
Ia had M rpnversation with any one
nbout the case since he came lnto
court. He came as q talesman, not as a
regular Juror. Took no part IN the tast ETY.
yIet must not be circunstantial evidence, but
pusitive evidence. The evidence inusIee most
direct TO enable him 10 convlob. y suc .,.., =
fhat !, certain etate of facts existed and these
fnlsta rf,uli be explained upon no other hypo-
thesis than the guilt OF the accused, he Thought
M could And the prisoner guilty.
y. rhnlinnrrd nv The State and the States
chailenues wpreexhauated.
N' NJ. ,,,,,,,u
JAS RasNs" -
tcoluiedl gworn- Lives In the city. Lives now
with his family. Does not know anything
about the case. Takes no part in politics
and knows nothing about the charges. 0af
"A, On the fury and try the case. Voted at thu
inst alection, but never belonged to any club
WINS served lii the morning with n. summons
Nobody said word about the case.
No the defense Sells fish for a living To-
Raymond Janin.
He was accepted, and made the tenth Juror
n. nur,aEn
-. =. -, ,,.,.,,n,s .h,,,t +h
sworn says ne Knows hosnlng auouS WI
case except what M saw in ens papslss; hg ss
something ABOUT tne puenestIi9n VI eae lass
returns 81 vernon. mas ioflileo s'' ol'i1io''