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The Daily Dispatch: January 31, 1861., [Electronic resource], The National crisis. (search)
arnett and Carter ran up. I heard Barnett say, what on earth are you going to do, Bernard? Are you going to kill a man on the ground? or shoot a man when he is dead?--or something of that sort. He had the pistol cocked and presented right at me. He did not make any reply to this. --Barnett ran right in and he and Carter took me up. I did not strike him at all at any time. I had nothing in my hand when he shot me. I had took up the little bed and brought it out and dropped it down. The time I had the cedar brush in my hand, was away out near the stable. I think when I overtook him I took hold of him — I think of his coat or arm — but did not strike him at all.--He pulled loose. We then went on to the house together, as stated." No further testimony was introduced for the Commonwealth, and the counsel for the prisoner did not desire to make any defence at this time. The magistrate then remanded the prisoner, to be examined before the County Court at the February ter