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faculties OF Judging OF persons possessed by tnem
good deal has been said as TO the cha
racter aud reputation Of these witnesses, and
sincerely regret that counsel have felt necessary to as


know Of nothing in the character habits or
Jews calculated to call upon us to dsbolieve their tss


mony any then that Of Christians justify for


moment the act Of passing wholesale condemnation on
any class, in this Nor do see, in the business Of
pawnhroker any such dem0ralizDg influences would
dhauay s nem o. gre nS billy; &c can h conceive
goods md afford foces 10 thieves and rogues Of
veyng their booty into money in ths the business
might be demorazing bu I'm the other hand can inns.
gns great benefit conferred ny pswnbroker and that
many poor family may be relieved from went and power.


y and perhaps prevented from crims through such IN
strumentahy And know Of nothing ths would justify
us In joining in that condemnation because msn follow
that calling One consideration 10 be attended to H.
that this property found In her possession NOV,
stolen property, found man. ID not conclusive evi
dence Of his guilt, and must be examined u regard
to circumstances II find "a pocket book IN the stree
there is no proof Of my dishonesty but y sm iouno
converting It's contents my use that some proo
OF my gull Two further considersfIons, IN regard 10


identity, entitled to attention one the facility tha
was given and the pscuIiar and extraordinary mode
adopted at Staten Island by the omcers TO identity tho
prisoner. When the person arrived, sad sne was
dressed up TO look like the person described BY the wit
nesses II no auch preparation had been made II would
have been far bstter should not then be in the dark


in the dress Of the prisoner pars the evidence the
witneees have thus dwet the circumstances Of the
ct length much Of the weight Of this case


from the time the prisoner lands here Monday until


her return, must depend much Of your decision because


II she erting the stolen property into money


be the that she returned that night and fred the
housewhich Is offered sise-you are 10 see what
attention It s entitled to. The proceedings o. Wednes
day and Thursday are also material II i That


she advised offering ard for the discovery Of
the criminal On one side IL Is averred she did
knowing that reward would induce those who accused
her to fasten the guilt upon her On the other side


sverred that II she innocent would be natural
ior her to want to havea high reward offered that the
guilty person might be found out. The inference would
be very natural that her interest required her TO
give a very different advice from this. About
that time came the letter to wait by the hands Of her
son. and to her psramour both persons likely 70 defend