The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-01

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jEashnd 2 certain popular imovsnent 66y or szt,
Iyassgs. oseef ths Isadiae pulhisians Of tha
day, in The Con'nons, compared the eonpAnh .
the esIonis,s 70 De oapsicioas squsiIs or spoil
sdchiId' A whis replied. that shIs'chili nigh
seon surpsizs theh ~ the resi1apce ofs all grow,
man The present excitement about free snGfag.
has bean complimsnted with similar q psrisons
by gentlemen ffesholders, who find il ch easisl
- sasieule thsssbject than meet with aEnn1eps
, IIhsy may say and perhaps think, that ~ s>ees-
snes viii soon sahside, ,and 4 there j. Ming bu
lsdevescence h will
4 TaE AvERv TRIAL.-This most extra
'ordinary trial has not yet term nated. j,
ihas row occupied 20 days Of close oeten-
Ition on the part of the Judges and Codn-
lsel, and nearly as many days Of still clos
Ter attention, (bscause Of their confined
situation) on the para ofthe Jury. Dur
ling the most Of the past week, the ..Erial
seemed to be proceeding Backward raih-
Ter than forward, SO numerous were the
/ iwitnesses produced on behalf ofsthe ac-
1cu8ed, and 90 minute and tedious was the
Iexapihation Of some Of them. On Sat-
iprday, however, Mr.. Randolph gave no.
tlpe that the testilhony for the defence
I was about got through with, and that pro-
Fvided the govcrnnenf counsel would ac-
reto them the privilege Of calling a.
lno(Aer witnesso or TIVE not then to be had
80 q lbturs time, they would for the
lPpdbnt rest the evidence for the prisoner
I'M Aftoraey 9epernl acceeded to the
/ |pfSposition, and bome further testimony
was adduced Tor the prosecution during
tho afternoon ofthat day, principally re-
Iating 10 the character and crcdibiilty of
one female wilpess, who had previously
been ON the stnnd. The whole number oil
Witnesses who have undergone examina-
aioa ON bOtk sides, cannot, we think, fall
short Of 200,-a larger number t3ian ever
before testified at any one trial, withia our
koewledge or recollection.
Friday night, there was considerable
comnotion in the ranks of the Reporters |
In attendance ut this trial, !, occasioned by
the receipt Of . Boston per, (the Post
we believe, containing s<condensed NC
count Of tho proceeding scf the c66S in
its earlier stages. II appears q 1befsoa
to report for tho pas aues-
lion, at the commencemen1 trialsll
to its manS nf6rma-
ion ofthc pledge he bad III, nol1o}
publish any ofthe TESTING Htil,lhe ad- Il
ourument oftho Courer The auranqe-t Il
nent msde by the Reporter, va - |,
to be satisfactory to the pub-
ishers or printers Of said paper, and was
lcQuiesced IN by them. AS has been the d
'vstom wih Rpst Of those taking notes, Ia
his reporteP F6ccasionally forwarded IN "a
'ccount Of the ,preGeedinG1 as The trial ID
wnhla view 20 facilitate their :
ublicuti0n when Il should be 6nisb bed
3utttie tepP&stion was too great 1.-THE d
|e3F9tu grstify public curiosity, and TO q
peeulate by fhe sale Of their papers, oy-
'rCame all feelings Of honor and moral re- I
possibility on the pant ofthe printers, and e
hey published the testimony. The con- n
equence was, the Court,--though they 4
the reporter from blame, if the II |,
were as ed,-deciared I,
10 had forfeited his seat; and he accord In
ngiy backed out, on Saturday morning,
'robably determined to mike the most oil
vhat he had got.-Fdtt Rirer Recorder.
Trial Of .ausry.-We are tired Of hear
pg, and repeating to our readers, the p
statements and conjectures OF the pro- a
,ress and of predicted termination Of this Z,
rial. But the public expect to hear c
omething from as, and all we can do is,
o impart them the best information we p
an obtain. We learned, from Newport, "
ist evening, that when the Court adjourn a,
a at noon, the examination of witnesses 5
lad not closed !; and it was thought, by
ne ofthe prisoners counsel, that the trial a,
sould not, probably, be concluded this
week. The time yesterday afternoon, and at
bis forenoon, we understand, was occu-
led in discussing the question Of the ad- OF
ofthe conversation between 10
)r. Wilbur, of Fall River, and Sarah M: L
previous to her death, and the
of Rev. Ira M. Bidwell, ofl
all River. The conversations were, in liz
art, admitted, but not any part going to :"
riminate the prisoner. Prov. Journal. tu
The Irial.-The trial Of Rev. E. X. "a
very, is Of course somewhat nearer it's m
,rmination than II was last week at this u,
me, but the end is not yet seen. We |ti'
Ten predicted that one week more would lie
ring the trial to close, and no doubts in
ere entertained in regard to it-but new W
vidences are continually being put in, tit
; tho lawyers say, and the stopping ri
ace has not yet been marked out. All m
le testimony that has been offered since th
londay, with butone or. two exceptions, sh
Is been on the part Of The Government; cl