The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

4. ,s,,n,.,er,aI officer In referring TO
,hc rresence of the prisoners here ana
Attorney Nebletts demana una, nos
snruiJ 10 here now he said ne couiu loe
sa"uiu saa a,,v 30 e"idence why these prisoners
wouldnst he subject 10 violence now as
well as then.
JUDGE MASH's nEPLf'
Judge Mann. who IS ,a, .h., she
prosecution. said that he penevvu ,snt,e sn"e a.,
supreme Court OF Aprea:er in the Rich
mond jaII II give you notice OF one ,h,ne,
that when you open ina. r'.psn .psaas Ca the
be asked TO put some otner thins' ,ho
record hesideg what my frlenus ~. W
other sidc will ask 10 be put there. bVers
fhing must be out into mat recoIu, h,rn t,
The secrets of the grand jury room, VI
five soldiers were stanuins WI va u,,ll
5ayoncts. II you open that leso.a s.ra,"ea
aJvise nv friends 10 bring their Sana a,oa@ ,o,',
trunks for | will stand here lor a ions
limo demanding my rights. abu 49, ",
as much right TO amend the tel tecoluS ,ha3 a.,
any one else" Judge Mann $500. $500 .oatth
he stood defending the Cohli Cohll',o' ~, no
~ yirrlinsa and the good people OF tlc
county Of Lunenburg. men .",. 80 bi1h
was committed the exciten''s ~,,ce CO.
and n was discreet act ~ Hiei ~ ~ e..
dozo 10 ask for military aid. ne Sa'r i,,, ~
believed II was great "so"S aor,lo Of
side people to say that 'ns p Jactda
Iunenhurg we're not coinpeVeh' ,,rr,
cases according TO justice or ~ -.1s,.r -or,l,
O'FcrralIs judgment OF riSnt anu "'O"s ',drs
h.1 easd he was Ike himself ana every
other mamie made m'staheh. IN i,t
ercnce TO the Governors acuoi; III
10 ind who is right. We can u,a' WIZ M
~ soverror. We want 10 deal with the
feraat Book OF Laws, we want W niivN
whether the book OF Judges wa, nyt WI.
ten before the hook OF Kings ash ''i"e ,,.
the writ of nahcas corpus De served on
Sergeant Fnns." He stated further thet
whv he submitted TO Attorney-beneial
Scott's opinion was that nc recosnize1
him as his superior: but since then. ai'et
fuller Investigation. he cOuid say 'lat ~
was necessary for the prisoners 10 be
present when a motion for a nunc pro
tune order was made
Judge Mann was inteIrupteu htre ~
Judge Fqournov. who stated that nunc
nro fuuc order could not be made by the
memory OF Judge sheriff or any one else.
Judge Mann continuing. said That II
the prisoner were here he would correct
the record and certify 1t to the Court OF
IN conclusion. judge Mann argued
strongly that all the motions offered by
Mr.. NeDlett be granted.
IRE oEnErs GRANTTr.
commemorative Attorney Neblett said
at the time the military was mere ne
thought their presence necessary, but now
he docs MOI believe Il necessary at ell.
''rhose prisoners are your HOnors prison
crs. and not Judge Wollford's. Governor
O'Ferrall has usurped his power we
can't try his Excellency ~ our court, but
we can have Sergeant Epps. and ! az
your Honor TO enter that order, ana also
the other orders
Judge Orgain then stated he had lis
tened carefully 10 the able argument
on both sides, and that he would enter
the nunc pro tune order al the proper
time and ordered that the otheT TWO
orders be entered at once. He stated that
I'm entering these orders he meant no re-
nection on GOyrnOr OFerrall
Sheriff Cardoza and deputies will arrive
in Richmond tomorrow evening at b:W
o'clock over the Southern railway,