New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
THE PROCEEDINGS.

debate the previous day. This motion was 20 cal
Mr.. Crsske made Dy Mr.. Crosby. " We have
desire cngthsn the trial" said DR.. spear. " We do
hope In history OF the world we will
get TO the end OF this trial II not delayed We hopo
the aud the church VIII be relieved and
honorable end ~ the reacned We propose then
to call the very gentlemen tAat the prosecution
wanted"
Mr. Crosby-ft has been thought that wanted these
en the stand o break down the defence. wans
positively 10 deny tns received information that the
for The Adrdnee prepared before tho
Mr. Nilard-we couldn't rest under the I'm Dutation
thxy witnesses we were AFRAID Oi. 80
VIZ have called them. Mr. Crosby challenged by sug-
grstion that AFRAID To DO this.
Octoncr : i-78 IN order was brought 10 him by Gem
era How .rd iur an advertisements Tor Ihe Adrdnee
dnv messenger came TO htn TO haze the advertise
ent altered, II Was sent a. Mr Craske- foundry about
D O'Clock ON xdIniuation the vinrs. SAID he
tailed with Mr. Tmas" thar day. but there was moth
Q-were you not a. that time great personal friend
~ Dr. laima-e when he was Editor VI he ChTtStIa ~
Q-And YOU were preparing an announcement FOR
6in and 50" hn on ne same Gay ard he .dli nothng
Q;IIwhsi d.l Mr.. r4lmage TAX sooasl Aaoa: he
dour know ms exact words. but he -Ad sonethlng
se this .rm sold ont and I'm DOT g''ns 70 -,and -
Charles Ca-k". -lrctrorypsr ana siercotyper. was
the wi H. testified tnat ne received The al:
NOT ca whether cr not II ~ - Late - , O'Clock IA
the afternoon when the order elSen Wien arhed
/
three IL also sand tnst ne kept r. ori OF lie order
which tDr L- a'r- aa.-Ard The 1iySINs' a'ut vas
II i,Hcd the Thirteenth nat day. The shop was closed
,"llim,i tHat you did not get the order until
orluch. Co.d you nulSh II III an hourf A / would
deIrnd on the urgency Of tue order ! rcmember taas
s "r'. Wa very urgent, and Il could have been I'm
Q1Yc. bHr uld you rnsn thirty other orders after
th|tt Att Is possible q IL not usual O,her orders
mis!t usyc b'rn very ;draiylnced and we're all nn-
With iGis wtn,s; was closed tie ,or tie ie-
fence.
tradlci NJ. iaimages testimony. He sad that he gave
NJ .a.mase Inpi" Opportunity I" pax in Ms Fa4edlStoy
a. Ert0r ~ The ChistidH az Work. He wrote letter
10 Mr Talmase stating That hls yAiedicto'y would 10
~ Tue pager -.
drop him N injury and disgrace Did you make any at
tempt TO drop nim IN injury snd disgrace
NR. BEMINGIoN's ExPLASArIONs.
At this the wituess only sml' d. Then drawing HIM
set his cAdr Ills face hsang with anger he burst
out: " would IKE here 10 state"
Mr. Milard-NDw, Mr.. Moderator object % the Wit
ness making sny statements.
Mr. McCulagh-Ihe witness has been a.saed here, Mr..
Moderator aud vindicate himself
Mr Mulard-rhat's III he wants 10 yindcate himself
given uuDOunded latitude, and We only calm the Same
| right.
| When was interrupted began Mr.. Remington,
" was about to say that IN my negotiations with Mr.
Hallock and IN any previous conference not even =
and no person be brought here TO testify to any
design or threat TO Disgrace Mr. Talmaee'
Mr.. Crosby-D- Tslmage testified that you wrote him
! eIaspersting letters.
The wtnes--l regret that he has not preserved the
letters 10 II they have been properly characterized
Mr. Crosby could testify to tnat myself
Mr.. Mlidrd tTh a forced smiie-Aie You on the Wit
NJ. Remington continued in contradiction % Mr Tai.
na<e's testimony. He aid he never tried to get any
clergym-n to dlspace Mr. lalmase tAat be never re-
! turedi Al DO not thlnk be did
Q-where was General Hazco at that tinei
General Hancock-At the une Of the charge that he
did not leadi Any recollection is that G, neral
rit of the il-t Ohlo dnd III tn rear OF the brigade
! Q.-What was done by lie brigade and BY General
got up {" the guns Then tha enemys second line, ia
good Ordrr. came upon US n passing Through wood
became scattered and we're IN condition 10 receive
sucl an attack. ", then fril back.
together making constant eIertiOns 10 conc,utr1te the
Q-what was he doingi Ale was eudcayog!n. to
Q-Warn dld you ueXt see hint Al continued to
Q-Iiow long were you viz. MIN after thati Al
should say we're together nearly an hour Aer that
tie men haally became timber. 1 could see tlat 40
little the right Of the diy sioa,
and there made Application 20 De pu into tile h-ht.
General HAncock-To whom DID he make iLe appIca:
tioui A-To the General IN command "r who seemed
~ Oe III comrnand do not kno" hs naIns
GLOW lons dd YOU continue WIN h5ZrnI Al
'hIHk were separated ABOUT O'Clock. lie Has 0u
hor rsebacx and was on foot.
Q-what the condition OF the country ,lefei A.
IT "A dense wood
Q-Did General Hazen state where he was crIngi A.
lie d!d not LIDO not recoect seen- LIm a-din tnas
Q-Durins that Dght did General Hazcn sppear
General McMahou-I object TO taat There has been
evidence as TO has APPEARANCE. II i H. d-aI pear.
ance IN which We are Interested. Laughter
Q-WAat do YOU Know fG,geral Hazru's .OnJuct On
That day as 10 lighting and STOW IA '"ui-S"i
Genera! Mcmahon 0'j'c'.d :" hr question. He sid
that the Judge Advocate throughout N" tri' hai cCn.
stdntIy thrown out the words coward perjury, etc.
The ouly thnZ tha was sought vas the kuvw.cSc OK
the wurr-aDOuts pi General Htzru. The ,.,lc" simply
stated, he said, that wnr tuss battle was 81 he Vas
Tne ,Isr-A!voc.,e-I viii ask you SAW General
5@i General GcMahon a. an objected saying hat wa.
only charged tIat Grr,u' H.h"n wa NOT "t.h no
-kulkrd II should b- dom at h>ovn tr.ai
General Hancock directed The Juf; Aivocae 70 con.
stated that in the newspaper interview u charged
that General HsErG had Euisei. lie ~ad also that ths
rom b.. brHac' was used IN tns :pecir,aIios Cen,
ers Hancock SAID that tnls ~a- not e hy he
General Mcmahon aid that the interview va- puni.
cation Of newspaper corr"'ouH NJ ana tnat there
Lad been witnesses 10 prove thai u,AcrA uaEen al
himself.
The CROSS ENtMGNATlOS.
Tho Judge Advocate nnay, after some discussion,
withdrew the question. Gcucra McN-AOn thea pro
ceedrd the crosse xaiuluatOn.
QWcre you IN command of ,.c IL, ONO IN tne 7ta
OF Apri, lSG2l A.-Thit : ycEy dill UT question 10
could not give au Intelligent answer 10 tAat
without going INTO a number Oi tAngs
General Htucocx-we.l, WAS never in command with.
out knowing IT, IthiuE you ought to answer the ques
ton yes or no.
Al tank command of TIC tl.t Ohio during
the charge.
Q-You say after separating from General iazen tha
regiment reormed the color line Do YOU swear thst
they suffered no other easua-s A-rAcy out OF
frr think that they suffered no other casu-
antics.
Odd you ever In letter 10 General Hszen state
that he was present the whole OF that day Al
never pait wrote
Odd you not, IN conversation with General STAN
ley state after the charge shiloh
Iak-n agaiui A.. never have stated O Geueral stau-
ley, any other person, thing different from my
testimony here.
Q-You -ay that General IIazen was making constant
efforts reform the 4lst It's retirngt A.-Ies and