Trial of
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共 77 题- TRIAL OF THE
- OFFICERS AND CREW OF THE PRIVATEER SAVANNAH,
- ON THE CHARGE OF PIRACY,
- IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
- THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
- HON. JUDGES NELSON AND SHIPMAN, PRESIDING.
- CONTENTS.
- Page
- PRELIMINARY PROCEEDINGS
- E. DELAFIELD SMITH,
- UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
- THE UNITED STATES
- HON. JUDGES NELSON AND SHIPMAN PRESIDING.
- E. DELAFIELD SMITH, WM. M. EVARTS, SAML. BLATCHFORD, ETHAN ALLEN.
- Challenge withdrawn. _Juror sworn._
- Challenge withdrawn. _Juror sworn._
- Challenge withdrawn. _Juror sworn._
- Challenge withdrawn. _Juror sworn._
- Set aside. [Defendants took exception.]
- Challenge withdrawn. _Juror sworn._
- Challenge withdrawn. _Juror sworn._
- Challenge withdrawn. _Juror sworn._
- Challenge withdrawn. _Juror sworn._
- Challenge withdrawn. _Juror sworn._
- Challenge withdrawn. _Juror sworn._
- Challenge withdrawn. _Juror sworn._
- DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OPENING.
- I will now proceed with the examination of the witnesses.
- ARGUMENT ON THE JURISDICTION.
- SECOND DAY.
- OPENING FOR THE DEFENCE.
- Maclean, for the prosecution, contended--
- DOCUMENTARY TESTIMONY.
- 5. The Secession Ordinance of South Carolina, dated Dec. 20, 1860.
- THIRD DAY.
- MR. LORD'S ARGUMENT.
- I also refer to the New Hampshire Bill of Rights, of September, 1792:
- FOURTH DAY.
- The Court met at 11 o'clock, when--
- I continue my citation at--
- ARGUMENT OF MR. MAYER, OF COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENCE.
- I refer to Hefter on Modern International Law, 4th ed., page 191.
- ARGUMENT OF MR. EVARTS.
- FIFTH DAY.
- ARGUMENT OF MR. DUKES FOR THE DEFENCE.
- I come now to the 9th section, and I will read that section:
- ARGUMENT OF MR. SULLIVAN.
- ARGUMENT OF MR. DAVEGA.
- ARGUMENT OF JAMES T. BRADY, ESQ.
- SIXTH DAY.
- ARGUMENT OF WILLIAM M. EVARTS, ESQ., FOR
- "In answer to this question, I have the
- SEVENTH DAY.
- CHARGE OF JUDGE NELSON.
- EIGHTH DAY.
- After some consultation with Judge Shipman--
- APPENDIX.
- I.
- PRESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION, APRIL 15, 1861. (_Page 109._)
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
- II.
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
- III.
- I remain, respectfully,
- ROBERT ANDERSON.
- GOV. PICKENS' REPLY.
- F. W. PICKENS.
- SECOND COMMUNICATION FROM MAJOR ANDERSON.
- ROBERT ANDERSON.
- IV.
- V.
- THE PRESIDENT'S SPEECH TO THE VIRGINIA COMMISSIONERS. (_Page 110._)
- VI.
- EXTRACTS FROM PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS, JULY 4, 1861.
- VII.
- VIII.
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN.