The daily gazette., 1881-09-30
From Yesterday. late Edssio..
THE SEPTEMBER COURT.
ROSE ON TRIAL.

tween the state and Counsel for
the Defsnss-A Verdict Rendered.
Court opened this morning at 10
o'clock, Judges Wootten, Houston end
Wales upon the bench.
Immediately after Court had opened
the dra wing Of . new jury In the case
of Orlando Rose, for the murder OF
Peter Galloway was commenced.
Eleven members Of the old Jury
were first sworn, and two Of these
were excused, Delaware CLARK, on ac.
count of sickness, and Mortimer Rick
ards, who, since he had served on tho
first jury, formed conscientious scru.
pies against rendering verdict where
the punishment was death.
The drawing OF three additional
Jurors was then commenced with the
folio wing result:
Lewis Miller, formed and expressed
an opinion William j. Lang, sworn /;
Horace w. BrOckett, sworn Geo. w.
Ely, formed and express I'D an OPT nion |;
Thomas Shakespeare, formed and ex.
pressed an opinion Geo. w. Mckee,
sworn.
The jury as sworn is as follows:
Lewis j. Graves, Charles Hindel,
James Fordham, Moses America. COL,
Thomas 8. Weldin, Thomas Conway
John Z. Brocksop, John A. McClin :
took, James McClelland, William J.
Lang, Thomas W. Brockett, George
w. Mckee,
Immediately after the jury had been
sworn Attorney General Gray arose
and addressing the Court. said lie
had been informed by the counsel for
the defense, that he was willing to ac-
cept a verdict of guilty Of manslaugh-
ter, and not guilty in the manner and
form rs indicted. He was willing tc
accept on behalf Of the State such q
verdict, and he would therefore ask the
Court to instruct the jury to render
such verdict.
Judge Wootten, In addressing the
Jury, said that arrangements had beer
made between the States Attorney
and counsel for the prisoner, whereby
a verdict OF guilty of manslaaghter
was acceptable; you will therefore
render such q verdict. The verdict
was rendered and the prisoner con.
Quoted back TO the cells.
The witnesses In the case of Morri,
Carberry, for the murder of samuel
Adams, COL, were called and o ma
jority of them not answering, the cas-,
was postponed until this afternoon.
The witness in the case of William
Neal, COL, for rape upon Margare
Grosser, in Blackbird Hundred, OF
March Goth, 1881, were called, but al
several material witnesses for the de.
Tense did not answer to their name
attachments we're issued, and the cas-,
postponed until they could be brough
into Court.
Walter Naudain, William Benson
and George Clifton, all colored, wer
next tried for highway robbery upoI
Willard +. Collins, on the 26th of Ma,
last, between the hours of IL and 12
p. m, while on his way home frou
Smyrna. The prisoners were in ear
rage; when betweenSmyrna and Duel
Creek, they hailed him, he being o
foot, and Walter Naudain said, "Hal
10, boss )" big load on one horse
they asked me 10 get in got in AM
rode ior some distance, when we cam
to road, and told them to let IN
1t would be q violent policy fo
Conkling to pursue, but If he shal
present q clear case of the corrup
purchase of legislative votes by Lap
ham and Miller he would be NOR
than justified in preventing their ad
mission to the Senate. Indeed, If tn
evidence is in his possess ion, as /
claimed by his friends, it is publ
duty Tor him to present it TO the Sen
ate and stamp the seal of national in
fanny upon the corrupt barter for seat
in the first legislative tribunal of tn
Republic. The country would cor
daily sustain him In such q battl
against corruptionists.
The Highway Robbery Case En- te,
-Carberry's Case.
The remainder OF this morning ses
sion was consumed in the trial O
Walter Naudaip. William Rapsor