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o nay mind ,is is no, Proved This is now io,,3
Colt, possession You heard he various sgr,,, -
>tion> OF The counsel ana with reference Il, H.


Will make one rc,nark. suppose he did Kin b.'
y! a1 aftray. what was he 10 do with the w,,cl,
Soma nigh through a delicate sense Of bo,.
have thrown away tho watch in disgust: s,n :,
possession Is not inconsistent with the ,upnoS;n.
ot accident; Here was the watch-what Si,,fl
hcdo wirh i He could not sell !, nor use :.
without exposing himself 10 danger +; is IN, y.
consistent then with tne motives alleged


Wi.h respect 10 lucre, :hen il seems The n,o,ss.
were small, and II were motive il is 3, ,bs
Jury 10 Judge whether he would not have ,aksr
= richer man. Considering the character o
he man and the evidences OF the ,raussc.
tlon--it you find evidence OF pfemedi,s,.d
design you mus! find Colt guilty o, murde,
Does the death Of Adams under The clrcums,ar.
ces, and under every light IN which i, can b.
viewed, shew such deSi gn This you mus, say


On the Subjcc; OF character we have had ey
dsncs OF the character of the slayer and the
s.aih t1ooG characters are proved 10 both-Mi
ADAMS, II mas been proved, was an irritable man.
under certain circumstances. But II is no; shewa
mat ne ever reSorted 10 violence As 10 Col.
the evidence as to characts! is in his favor. He
IS shown &c. be mud and amiable in his manners
but ihcre has been evidence Ia slew tha, he TOO
bad his times of eHcitabc feelings The evidence
ot Ritncr, when he Tor the saw eyjncc>
degree OF irritation uncallet tor bv the circun.
stances. Where ii is manslaughtrr the decd
being done IN the heat of passion in arriving
att he conclusion whether !, is the second tha or
even The fourth degree o.; manslaugh,cy all he
circumstances of this must be taken into view.


Lastly, was !: in Sclt-dctence i can advance
nothing more tlian | have already said upon the
case have gone over all the evidence nSce,.
.aryzto /, full development of the whole suber,
Ii there is sdoubt YOU Will remember that douh,
must be in favor OF the prisoner. Bat it must be
unreasonable Doubt. Rcmcmber that you arc dcs
ing with probabilities, not with matter OF science
| leave the case with YOU. and tcci confidence in
Your Judgment and Your irmncS>. Consider The
case fairly and mcrcitully-but do Justice, what.
ever may cnSuc Resist every thing ike threats,
and Weld AT the same time to nothing ike NOR.
bid sympathy with any one, ENuminc the sub.
icct. and say what you believe That is all ,ha,
is desired. and Your ycrtlic, must be satisfactory
and you Will do youl duty to your country and
vour Gcd


The Jury went on, under the charge Of officers
RELYEA and BARBER