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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30
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BILE 10 calculate the many benefits to the human
which result from the discovery Of Old PARIS re-
cipe. The fine herbal medicine which is compounded
from direction has, in thousands OF been tried and
proved TO be the most efficient remedy oil the day. NOR Is
confined in its usefulness the diseases of the poor for
it is sought by and found in the medicine chests OF the
more wealthy Great Britain ard various parts OF
the continent OF Europe.
As family medicine il is uneqlaed and is all powerful
in removing bilious and other complaints arising rom the
arrangement the aimentary ducts, and in purifying the
blood 1t is certain in the OF the delicate com
The smell, and the time gentle in lis operaoi
efficac!ous that female ought 10 be without
boon, left them by is venerable ascoverer, Otd
Parr.
1t has been but short time before the public, yet the
prOpretOrs have received numerous applications tor the
Pills various paris % the United States, and have had
gratifying testimonials OF their good effects removing
diseases prevalent this season OF the year.
To all, therefore, WHO afflicted and III bad health, we
would say 90 the aforementioned agents, where
the Genuine PARIS Life Pills s,ay he bad viz:
Rushtoa / ASpinwal, druggists nad chemists 90 William
street, 10 Broadway ana 10 Astor House.
Abraham Sands Co, druggists and chemists, granite build
inEs, S73 Broadway, corner OF Chamber street
p. Uichi., as Broadway corner OF Lspendrd street
John B. D0d, druggist, Broadway, corner 81 Beeckers'
4. w. BaGeaG. Bowery Medicine Sore, Zoo So@ery
Syues Medicine Store, IS 4o@ery, corner OIL SaKer-st
a. Z. Trpler, coracr Fulton and Waier-streets
Horace Everett Druggist, 517 SreeD"cF-street next
corner OF frlEEii4
ot Sprina-streei.
b L. Cotton. chemist snd apaiAscary, - Geecaerstfee
corner 81 J0nrS-sirect
J. Wenioger, drrggs and aPotecar, III Eighth ASenu-
Bro-kiy-'n arGi,-roug seed, drug asd pa,eht medicine
warehouse, lg4. Fu.9l,lfeet
And wholesale Il NE p''p'ITi. +. i8 S'lG CO.
g In Clarendon House, cor. Guaae-si- AK, BCadway
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YOU want health,

II You abandoned observation-disclosures Cyrus Thon o.
Geddes, Onondaga Co.. and DR.. John Thomson, OF Albany
New York hase opened Innnary al S Broome street,
where many OF tue mos, desperate of Consumption
Raising Blood, Dyspepsia lnfammatory Chronic Rheuma
tsm scrofala and Oropsy may De cured and many other
distressing complaints be the failure of
all other remedies Call and sec the patients the
lnfrmary under treatment from whom facts he learned
thai would be prudent others proclaim regards
aeir rapid Improvement in health. Also The original
and complimentary letters from their the Kings OF
Franc. and Prussia and massive gold medal from LOUIS
have had upwards of % years each of experience in the
most desperate diseases of The country host OF ies
mony which they adduce win certify among which
the opinion OF several mmieeS appointed by The
Legislature of the State OF New York 10 examine said prac
tee and Doctor homsoRs patients personally, IN Albany
An interview with the patients the Inrna.y by others
that diseased will be satisfactory in the highest degrse
70 the latter Call and them, will cost no,hng but
the trouble of the visit Salt Rhsum, Piles and scrotua OF
the wors, kind cured. IS In
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mr.. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

~ This valuable medicine is daily efecting some OF the
most astonishing and wonderful that have been
known. All who have used it for Asthma Coughs, Spit
Ting Blood Hopping Cough Group Hives, Consump-
ton, Chronic Pieury Hoarsenes Pain aad Soreness OF
the Breast Difficulty OF Breathing and every other disease
OF the LUNGS and BREAST canand do attest 10 lis use
fitness. BRONCHITIS, disease which IS annually
sweeping thousands upon thousands 20 premature grave
under the mistaken name OF CONSUMPTION, is always
cured by IL
The usual symptoms OF this disease Bronchitisl
Cough, Soreness OF the Lungs Throat Hoarseness D.
fculiy ST Breathing Asthma, Hectic Fever splitting OF
phesm matter, and sometimes blood. Its an niaInnid-
ton of the wind tubes air vessels which through ev
cry part of lungs This Expecorant Immediately sup
presses the Cough Pain lnilanmaSn Fever and difficulty
Of Breathing, and produces and easy expectoraon
and soon effected
Ii always cures ASTHMA. Two or three large doses
will cure the GROUP HIVES OF Children in from fifteen
mnutec hours lime Immediately subdues the Y!o
lence of HOPPING COUGH, and effects speedy cure
Hundreds who have been given up by their physicians
incurabe with CoNsUMPTIoN have been restored TO perfect
health by il.
Prepare and sold by Dr. D. JAYNE, No. 20 South Third
street. Philadelphia Price 81 per bottle, or s. per halt
dozen.
Sold at who esale and retail by the Agents A. B. D.
Sands Druggists No. 70 Fulton ST. OF Gold 81! and
a0 Fulton st-also sold by David Sa7ds Co. No n East
Broadway. corner OF Market Abraham 4 sands Co
street. SIS Ina
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GIM4 brick House and Lot. The house recently
erected, has finished rooms in the garrett and cellar 1t
wick NswJerscy, in eligible place for business, and
contains store, which is at present
used dry good store and ha been since the house
built
The premises will be sold reasonable For fur
ther iHfOrmatinn apply 10
C. l.. HARD ENBERGn. Esq. 80 walist. N. Y.
HENRY Ii, SCHENCK, u Church ST.,
SIS IL New. Rims wick. n. j.
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For The Tribune.

For The Jfioune
EAsroS Pa, September, 1912
send YOU rough kind OF Log Cabin Song.
,,b;ch beg leave to dedicate 20 the Wing Young
Men Of the State of New-York. LgHIGH1oS.
THE WIG RIFLE.
AlR-aold Rosin the Bow
Come tue gallant Wings OF the Union
Though cheated, we'll never complain;
II traitor has snapped or Whis Rife,
We IL pick flint and try il again:
We II pick flint and ny IL again.
We III pick Hint and Try 1t again
If a traitor has snapped our Wing Rife,
We u, pick flint and Try it again.
IT,. time we fell in with a Judas,
A So,ard bo,l selfish and vain;
And Ne Is made our Wing Rifle burn printing,
Bn, we III pick Gnt and try ii again:
Blu, we, pick flint and try it again. &c.
yxss ewes have grown dim with The vapors,
hbstractions have added his brain;
And whatever he shoots at he misses
But we IL pick flint and try i, again:
Blu, we III pick flint and Try it again, &c.
Brave William, when he lay a-dying,
Gave up the Wing Rife with pan
And for bis sake, who CALAMITY won If,
We II pick flint and try it again:
Well pick fini and Try j, again, dc.
From the green fertile fields of Kentucky
Hunter steps over the plain,
And his eagle eye sights our good Rifle
Add he II pick il and try i, again:
And be II pick it and try it again, &c.
Huzza for our bold, gallant HAREY.-
de lifts no, The Rife in vain,
And straight 10 the centre she II carry,
When he picks it and tries it again:
When he picks il and tries il again, &c.
Last War, when our poor captive Sailors
Their erie. sen, abroad on The main,
Free Trade!' Sailors Rights cried brave Harry
Lads, pick disi and try il again
Lads, pick fist and try il again. &c.
And now, when bastard and traitor
Has caused triumph in vain,
True Harry leads on TO the rescue
Crying "Pick fin; and try i, agaiI!'
Crying " Pick flint and Try ii again" &c.
HARRY CLAY OF kENrucI is our leader
Come, rally from mountain and plain
Think NO more on the thing that betrayed US;
But pick flint and try 1t again:
But pick flint and try ii again,
But pick flint and Try it again;
Think more of the thing that betrayed US,
But pick flint and try again.
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Ia burn August 8, I842.-Noce is hereby given tba
sealed Proposals will be received the Office ofhe subsc
Der until the fifteenth day of October precisely
O'Clock M for the services OF not less than twenty
more than forty Convcts TAT the option Of the Agen for
the term OF hive years said term 10 commence on the six
teenth day OF December next be employed in weaving
and manufacturing Ingram aud Brussels Csrpeung in said
Prison.
Also for the services OF less than FIVE than
twenty ConvctS tat the option Of the Agent for the term
OF 10 the seventh day of December
next TO he employed in the manufacture Of English Satin
Horn Buttons Sufficient shop room, suitably warmed and
lighted. 10 be furnished by the 5 ate.
NoTE-PcrSons making proposals required to name
the amount per day Offered tor the services OF each convict
and to give the OF Tie persons who TO become
sAreties IN said co tracts
Rul3 lawtUl5 HENRY P0LHEAIUS. Agent.
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STATE PRGsoN, MouNT Pleasant, September ., lSi1
PROPOSALS. Will received

STATE PRgsoN MouNT Pleasant >-pte,nber ., lSi1
CEALtD PROPOSE II willie received
by the INSPECTORS on the first Wednesday OF October
next at O'Clock A. NJ tbs office, far furnishing the
Convc,s Prison with Rlljsns Tor year from The
Isl day Of November next the HatonS To be Delivered IN
quantities the thu always at his risk 10
consist OF the following articles for one hundred raon VIZ
fall or winter halt the year. and IS lbs OF Inspected
Prime Pork for the remainder tbs 50 lbs of1nspeeed
Rye Flour ~ lbs of good Indian Meal, gallons heasses
quarts OF aye Peas in the grain quarts Of Vinegar
ounces of ground Pepper, quart OF fine SALT and Tor 20
monks fine year 81 bushels OF Potatoes for every 100 a
TONS the other,wo months from the ofJuy ohe 5to
September Peas, Beans Rice be substituted alter
patey otherwise the think is Tor the health
of the prisoners all The articles be OF good rerchanta
bic quality, and the agent will the right TO reject
any OF them that not so in his opinion.
The Of two satisfactory securities must De gwen Ia
wrin. With proposals with their acguescesce The nuHl-
Der of Convcts will average about $50.
DAVID l. SEYMOUR, Agent
sIo ta5 State Prison. Mount Pleasant.
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OUT AND PLAIN GLASS of ever,

~ ption.-Grandoles, French and English Porce
lain OF all kinds, Hall Lamps, Astral Lamps and Shades
OF all sizes and patterns from Is 20 per saving
country merchants. hotels and families, In applying
STOUVENEL L CO.'S Factory, No % Gold.sreet and at
store No. S. John street, wholesale and retail.
All articles matched any patterns Goods sent any
parof the country free Of package and carriage SO m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-30
EyAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver


Il = Medal was awarded J. Hayden for his very Supe-
Icr Pens" by the American Institute al its last Far. The
Government have given them the Preference and the bei
accountants and many OF the public institutions will use no
other Pens They have justly obtained the Highest reputa
ton aud surpassed equaled by any ia the country
The Trade Supplied at the Manuiactnrer prices by the
agents j. i p. HAYDEN, 5 F.a,tstreeL
Agcets also Simans School and CounSng-bouSe Lab
StaEzts
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IN CHILDREN.-Of all

w diseases which children are exposed, none are
90 fatal TO them as Worms Unfortunately children are
seldom free from them and they initiate the symptoms OF
almost other complaint they often produce asfmng
cause OF disease themselves but by their irritation agg-
vae all other diseases wandering from part ri body
10 another winding themselves up into large balls and OBJ
WILSON'S and 100 often death The sired remedy will be
found ia DR.. JAYNE'S TONIC FERMiFUGE, which
will very soon destroy the Worms, and nvgorae the pow
ers Of digestion so as 10 prevent return OF tbeni
Prepared ONLY at No 20 South Third.street also, for
sale al I32 ,h-Secondstree, Philadelphia.
Sold at wholesale and retail by the agents, A. 3. D.
SANDS Druggists, No. 70 Fulton OF God.street,
and 100 Fulton.stect also oldby Abraham B. Sands Co
273 Broadway tGrane Buildings corner OF Chamber
street, and by David Sands Co., II Eas, Broadway corner
of TarhPt.Stroct SD I'm
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TIME NETWORK XYLOGRAPHIC
NJ R-Engravins Ga Wood. SIS ln


TE1HE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAR-
Il SAPARlLLA, prepared by Dr. Otto Rottou, la.
proved itself very valaaee specific in OF Screfoa
Salt Rheum and cutaneous diseases generally particularly
arising from, impurty OF the blood The SYRUP PIE.
pared from the EXTRACT is also far superior any other
Syrup Of lila ever before prepared Both may
oh aj.ed OF Wm H. Minor, 1872 Broadway, Johst
T. T. De Forest, AZ Greenwich, corner OF MorrS.sL w
~ Thurman corner Canal and Varick-s,s. j. J. Cod
dngton corner Spring and Hcd>onstS.; A. Mcleod $50
Hudson ST D. A Rosenmier, Sl Blocker, cor Christie
pher; j. w Basset, Ga Broadway, and OF
p. BOVINE & co. Wholesale Druggists, IS John-st
iY9 Smdaw Agents for O>goOds In,Iia Choagn-ur
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HHHE late firm of Nathaniel Weed &

THHE late firm of Nathaniel Weed &
Il Co having been dissolved the Sst OF August nti
he undersigned continues the Dry Goods business
old stand No. l9 Pearl street, his oun and
socs the attention Of his customers country
merchants generally, TO his stock OF New Goods DOW
opening and to which he constantly adding from auction
and other sources, consisting of
Cloths, Cassmeres Satnets YeslingS
A spenaid assortment o! British Prints,
no do French and American,
Brown and Bsached Sheetings Snirting all The
approved factories,
Merlnos, Alpachas, Orleans Cloths,
Plaid Sha"ls Rob Roys and Taglonis,
Yarn, Wick Batting Wadding and such other articles as
comprised in well selected Stock of Staple "
Goods NATHANIEL WEED
81 In l9l PeeT-.tre.t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPLITTING

" OF BLOOD, &c-TO CoNSUmPTlVES-Foa
6EIs nj Won are really suffering from neglected Colds
an Obstruction and consequent Inflammation f,he de cae
lining of those through whch the air we breath
distributed to every part OF The lungs This Obstruction
produces pain and soreness hoarseDese cough difficulty OF
breathing, hectic yer aud splitting OF blood mattel OF
and ends in death. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT nsver
fails This osrucon and pr2dsGie' .he and
cannot fail 10 relieve. Prepared and sold by Or. D. jayne
No 20 south Third street. philadelphia Sold al wholesale
and retail by the Agents, A D. sands Druggists NO.
70 Fulton street; corner OF Gold and No 100 Fulton ST.
Also sold by David Sands & Co. No :. East Broadway,
corner Narhe! st-Abraham B. Sands& Co No. 2S Broad
way Granite Buding) corner OF Chambers St s3 I'm
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ID MAES.-HIGHLY IMPORTANT

ID MAES.-HlGHL4 IMPORIANl.
Il To secure fRe head Of uzuran Hail., a proof of
signatures by persons OF high standing can be
had.
VEGETABLE EXTRACT OF JAMPOONY,
For eradcatng Dandrif preventing the hair from falling
off turning Grey secured by application by Macs,
WHO is the sole proprietor in the UnoI 1872 Broadway and
sold in bottles with directions.
Notce.-No imitation OF The kind will ever surpass the
Entered according OF Congress- A. D. lSll, by P.
Mae, the Clerks Office, the Southern District OF New
York;
CHINESE CREAM.
This excellent article used alter the application OF the
Janpoony-he grca, excellence of the Chinese Cream
will be found consist feeding the Hair supplying those
properties TO it upon which depends It's rxurlance healthy
only in New.York of p Macs, l62 Broadway.
Also-P. Macs Wig lfanufactory-N-w imitation OF the
skin light wigs and others great reduced price
and the best made order Wholesale RETAIL for coun
iry merchants S24 lw-
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DATENT PRESERVED PORTA-
IL BILE MEATS and SOuPS-Waranted to keep any
length Of Time any climate, Lobster haibn shad
samon oysters clans beef Hutisn, veal duck chicken,
turkey beef soup autlon BROTH chicken soup, OK tan
soup, mock and green turtle SOUP vegetable SOUP green
peas mushrooms carrots, lurnps parsnps ton,aiss MIX,
WILLIAM MULLANE,
Ink S2i Nassau-st.
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a the LocnnoNye and Boston Carl Presses Tor cnrd
Pruting also every description OF job Printing. The
Smith Power Press ,he superior Rust Press also doe ccie
countrywhc presses hr speed, beauty ami execution o.
work. cannot surpassed in The CITY, the location of this
extensive ESTABLISHING is IA ohn street; Sd door from
Pearl where PrnIiug Xecued &tbe shortest
notice, and in style equal thing yet produced, by
F0LGER < SUTTON, Printers.
n 3. Look wei, fog No LIS John s., Pearl sls In
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DRoWN's BOWLING SALOON

q Masonic Hall, Broadway.-In Introducing this esta-
lisiment notice OF gantemen the proprietor woad
Call attention 10 possessing advantages Superior to any
found recreation unasocated with vulgary objectona
BILE society Ii has been the aim OF the proprietor, aap
ing this superb hall the purposes OF athletic exercise
Danish, by strict prooIy gulatos all deviations from
good prepriey insure this, he has been careu! III his
selection OF assistants, and particularly those charged wit
itsgenefal supervision
To s,ronges visiting the city, and also citizens DESTROYS
OF amusement and iIviGorane exercise during their alb
Sence from business this Hall has attractions OF high order
i~vng by the delightful GOODNESS consequent upon lis SIZE
and perfect ventilation and the order and doCorum prevail
Ing. from Sirict discipline among is attendants.
\. Blu this Saloon VIII DC found six less, thereby
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:S hMoRNING LINE FOR AL

NM auu 'U''THFediaEe PEact>-tTcnl the
loot Couriidn.is-
The steamer NORTH AMERICA, Capt ri. H. Truss
dell, will leave above P. NJ. on Monday and
Thursday.
The COLUMBIA, Capt T. P. Newberry viii leave az
above al 5 P. NJ. on Wednesday and Saturday.
For passage Ireght,apply P. Schalu THE Office
the wharf, board.
NIB. All kinds OF property taken Only the risk Of The
thereOf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-01

Government for the discharge Of one Of its
subjects. forego the duty Of repeating my rec
omnendation TO Congress for the immediate
adoption Of some suitable legislative provis-
ion on this subject. JOHN TYLER.
Mr.. BARNARD chairman Of the Committee
on the Judiciary said that it would be recoi-
lected by the members Of the House that the
general subject referred TO in the message had
been for some time before the Judiciary Com
mittee. who had reported bill in relation to
it and Mr.. B. should have been very glad 10
have seen moment when he could, with any
prospect of success, have asked the House TO
take up that bill out Of its order and act upon
it. He had been aw are, some time since, from
information in possession of the Executive De-
partment Of the Government, that there was
hazard Of the occurrence Of just such an event
as was now mentioned in the message: he had
apprehended that such case would arise,
but he had seen no moment in which he could
ask the House to take up the bill which the
committee had reported: he well knew that
whenever it did come up it must excite debate
and that very great difference Of opinion might
be expected to exist in regard to it.
Mr.. PIcKENs did not rise with any purpose
of going into discussion Of the subject of the
message. He regretted exceedingly that it
had been deemed necessary to make such
communication, and that the molten of the
chairman of the committee on the Judiciary
had been made. He should oppose that mo-
ton. This was as important subject as any
that could engage the attention of the Nation
al Legislature. 1t involved principles Of con-
stitutional law which had divided the two
great parties prevailing in the country from
the foundation Of the Government. If he I'M
derstood it rightly. some one concerned in the
affair Of the Caroline had been arrested in
Canada.
[Cries Of I" No, no; British subject has
been arrested in New York.''1
That alters the case materially; but still
.a.4a~.-- s...f-.was not prepared 10 GO into
the House, and there discuss the bill from the
Judiciary Committee. 1t was subject invol-
wing the criminal jurisdiction Of every State
in the Union. He hoped it would not be tn
ken out of the Committee of the Whole. but
you'd rfseIy discussed.
Mr.. BRowNc objected 10 the further con-
sideraiion Of the motion, and moved to adjourn,
but, on earnest reMonsrance BY several MEM
bers, consented to waive his motion, provided
the question could at once be taken without
further debate.
Mr.. BARNARD expressed his assent to the
suggestion of Mr.. Gushing, and added TO his
motion for discharging the Committee Of the
Whole on the state of the Union from the bill,
a motion that il be referred 10 the Committee
on the Judiciary; which was agreed .e-
Whereupon; On motion of MIR. BROWNE,
the House adjourned.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-01

Mn. VAN BuREr.-We learn fror, II. f~:--:-
matt Enquirer, TINT Mr. Van Buren, IN ,ha al, ~.
was in Charleston y G. He left on the s,h f,r ~
intenor During his soourn he was invited to mar.
take o. TWO public entertainmnnts. one tenderi hu
me city authorities, and the second by nnnber e
Pnvate gentlemen. The Ex-President > saw. the
mercury, "evinced much pleasure at these cor,rte.
Sues put owing to the arrangements he had made
ana me route ne had prescribed for himself durnc
nls present tour, said he was compelled "a decline Is
Doth Observation-Disclosures Sentinel. -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-01

az The last Territorial Gazetts publishes an ex
tract Of letter from Washington, dated the Sd Of
March, which represents matters at the Capitol in
light truly dscouragng to our resident aspirants TO
political promotion The author states that frequent
daily interrogaores put to him by the friends
Of aspirants to Judgeship, as to which Judicial
District is the most popuous healthy, the most plea
SAINT to reside n &c. The enquirers he says, gen.
orally wind up by informing him that some particu-
lar friend Of theirs, who has been unfortunate in his
pecuniary affairs, has long desired emgrate to the
wcst-to Iowa in particular-and wishes some little
appointment to enable him to do so.
The author supposes there is no hope for our res
ident asprants, believing that the bench, after the
4th Of July next, will be supplied by the importation
ofbroken down politicians in the old States. I'm
der this impression he enquiries not time for US
TO rise in the majesty Of our strength and burst the
shackles which bind in our present state Of colo
NAL dependence. Wee cannot agree with him that
this adds to the reasons why we should assume the
character of an independent State. If our present
Judges are TO give place Others after the expiration
of their term Of Office, we had much rather run the
risk of getting competent, prudent, and impartial
Judges from the old States than sec the present res
iden applicants appointed, especially the one hailng
from the hil in this place. Although his course to-
wards u.s. personally, has been such as to forfeit the
respect or good will we might have entertained to
wards him, personal feelings operate no, with US in
bringing our feelings to their present state towards
him. If as witness, Gas was the case,) called the
truth to state, so far his own knowledge extended
ne could absent himself from the presence Of the tr
buna he was called before to testify, mcander the
streets OF city to gather hearsay evidence against
the accused, and then make written statement Of
it to be used in forming opinion as to the Justice
ofthe accusations, apologsng for gathering so little
giving as reason, that the people were reuctan. to
testify to him. he would, Judge, Justify the in
PRODUCTION of such testimony, which would at once
render the Court mockery Of justice. May we
never see such man upon the bench.