The New York herald
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Intense exettamonl prevails.
the villains were In It. _ _
Ken h it c been despatched in nil direouoae to aeeare
their arrest.
TiSE UUffilHTIN OK LIS COLT.
Petition Tor Hie Rciemu) of the Dry 'Porta?**
Pawners Hplnnider, !W?dd mnA Arnold?
('nlm Kn1rw of the Te .tiojouy ou tUo Oar.,
?piracy Trial.
IKrom the Haiti more .Sun. Jan. s.|
We give below ttie memorial which hps boon put
in circulation petitioning tlu: PlOlllBlli lor the re
lease of Edm.iu Bplanger, l)r. Samuel A. Ki(M and
Samuel Arnold, prisoners at Uio Dry Tortugas, under
sentence of u military commission for alleged cum
nlicity with the murder of the late President Lincoln.
It is impossible to read the statement given In thla
memorial of the evidence adduced for and against
these prisoners u[>on their trlul without profound
ustoniHiiineut that any tribunal, even a military one,
could lias<? convicted ami sentenced men to along
and painfin imprisonment, upon testimony which,
now that the popular passions aroused by the mur
der of the late President have subsided, uo rational
man would consider suiitcient to ash their trial upon
much less their conviction.
Upon a review of the facts as slated below the
question is lnvolnntartly suggested whether the
court which convicted the prisoners upon such testi
mony could have erred through ignorance or whe
ther they yielded the couvletions of their own ju la
ments from timidity, aud without regard to the
miea of law and evidence, to an infuriate and undi
Criimutttnttdemand for retribution. However that
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The New York herald. (1869). New York [N.Y.], 1869-01-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1869-01-10/ed-1/?sp=9
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1869-01-10.
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