Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-06

I Pil;a, i! ne pubic feqorod better evidence TIA
y my word, for ans fact might state. 6 In feV
T. minutes" SAYS Mr.. McLure, oscar passed III
siand 1t galI0p, boltel, then left the stand. =
wore than five hundred respectable witnesses ca
testify 10 the InacCuTacY Of this statement. nov
me ,1uid have committed 50 objectionable an er
fof, Is inconcevable Assuredly his oveTfi0wni
Zeal % ey.nce a disinlerestedness and convince
That Surprise was the winner OF the race. mus
must have added the gentleman understanding
.HI yet this addle-bran'd appearance Is contra
dictei by the ingenious, though undignitied am
mJecorous manner ~ which he speaks OF MF.
Woods. he has made Mr.. Woods to say 81 Wi
not swear il although have ! small stake de-
pending on Oscar manifeslly implying that we
could no; prove the fact, or we might have done
50 by Mr.. Woods, since tie was interested. Nj.
Woods possessing degree ofscn>biity 10 which
! Mr. hcLure must have been "a stranger when he
mounted the stand 10 be "a Judge in this race, re-
fused because he WAS Interested, 10 be made a
/ witness Of" there was none but Woods says
/ Nr. AcLuo Offered on the stand. Hundreds
can testify To- the maccuracy of this statement; "a
/ Hul4Aer OF raspec able gentlemen offered but
could not obtain hearing. Witnesses who would
. re esteemed competent and upon oath would be
5e'ered la any court Of law, ID any civilized dis.
fi, uycu tbs cath, uud IN a matter of q horse
i- Pc, gentlemen thiis respectable, are 10 be NOR
tHeI by ie4Tu.Ig that their testimony, has had 10
bearing iu decision. MrsMcLurc IA bis publica
ton speaking Of Surprise flying says II now as
seq, that IL was impossible and | did so on the
. scitJid 40 the tame NJtwthstand tins dcClara-
uOn Mr.. Sissen when Intercepted from the stand
oy lIr. Mcclure, replied | VIII be qualified that
Surprise Jew the Track. Mr. Sissen states, that
he vas Situated where he could sec distinctly;
lh4l he couyesed with the two Mr.. Martins,
upon the subject of his being diStanced whilst
running OF the track. II Mr. McLUro viii satisfy
Io pubIc thai THIS statement Is untrue or that "r.
SisSon upon oath, IS not entitled 70 belief then
will surrender nav share OF he stakes in this bet.
Mr. Gardiner, Mr.. Edgiugton and Mr.. Bell, to-
geihet with other Respectable Witnesses. viii test
~ dat Surprise dill y t.e track: how thea cOull
uc be- he winner OF race ZOO "hc.. he WAS let. far
behind! The opinion which Mr. Mcclure says
ha formed and expressed upon the stand on t.so
day ot the race, could not have been heard,
known, or coucurcd ia, ty either OF the other
Judges iOr / repeat lie last declaration vas.
''uue OF the Judges has left .ha saud-W- two
cannot, and do not decide Neither IN t...> lccit-
ration, nor iu NJ. McIuru's proc.uaa'.al. are
Col. Va1,c, or NJ. Bjclari MClIrt rrco rlirod
us Judges. gAey were excluded b, the sa 90 not
clugin, their minds wish gard 60 lhc distance
ran when il was thought best TO diop ihli subject
since il was NOT denied that Oscar hud Down ,he
track. il lAI' c'ii.lou+ $50" '.iP''"ll l'''''a '''
'Ac'' is go 5IG"et display 81 ,i''
exercised IN the disposal OF testimony Dbl Hc~,
Luro says, Surprise could uol have hpWu the tract,
without having been seen By The Judges. eau
cell vby it vast! ia I'D Got $50 u h- may peg:
hlps have closed his eyes upOn the sl5h.. have
kn0Wn very sensitive folks 20 do SO tPoa -Hie-
offensive, AIr Michel v1s Judge, oas oa tba
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s'1'c'','"'s .i rils rrote.
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