New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

Der of the Council at the time of the difficulty,
and who told very strait and clear story les.
should become orgetfu like him. As to that
other old gentleman who looked so sleek, don't
mean to say that he testified falsely, but that ne
was mistaken. | would not like to charge hlm
with periurins himself because he and were
members Of the Council together. We were tolera-
HE GOOD friends. though always quarrene. lie
was ALWAYS on one SIDE; he was Just Ike the han.
die of this pitcher. taking up the pltche! and
nointing to the handle, here, gentlemen, tins was
him and here pointing to the nose OF the pitcher
,biS was the estin,abe Moses, and these were our
-ol,,ive positions. believe we never got so near
as 10 drink glass of water together, but L II
drink his health now any how" Catching up the
ntcher and pouring down stranger OF whlskey,l
When ne came 10 speak OF Arndt, the uniof'u-
nate man who was slain by Vineyard, 1t was
about in this strain Arndt gentlemen, Is dead ,
there is no doubt of it. he is dead dead dead
! as a smet in the language Of Tppecanoe and
TYLER 100. he Is gone COON Then, after
branching out in a long TRADE OF abuse OF old
ENGLAND and the laws which We have adopted
from her. he remarked that he knew very well
that II he were making that speech IN Vermont,
he would get 5owed up Salt River high and dry,
but before a iury in Green County he thought 1t
would do.-at all events he would risk It. After
speaking about two hours he wanted to bring his
speech 10 close but he had then got so COM
pietely drunk that he could not, but had to 20 on
speaking and repeating what he had before SAID
for an hour longer, but he finally succeeded IN
winding Up and the Court adjourned TO the next
morning. Had left after hearing that speech
and witnessing the monkey shines OF the speaker,
-i.bo,,t hearing the concluding Counsel for the
prosecution and defence, should have been con-
strained to believe that all had previously heard
Of western courts OF justice was true but the con-
GLIDING argument for the defence, when was
made by Col Field, the Secretary OF the Ierrito-
~, was dignifed able, and suited to the occa-
sion. as was also the closing argument Tor 'he
prosecution made by Mr.. Collins OF Madison
The Judge who by the way is about forty years
of age and much OF a gentleman IN appearance
charged the jury very handsomely and impartial,
iy for about fifteen minutes, they then retired and
after short absence returned verdict OF " MOI
Gulty" Thus iarcically has terminated TINS
| celebrated case,-one Of the cases that was con-
sidercd of sufficient note by Boz, to be noted down
in his " Notes for General Circulation The
accused is man below the middng size, about
forty years of age, and of rather gcntemanly de-
pertinent and is said to have great many per-
sonal friends in the county of his residence, all OF
which is no doubt true which fact in this country
may afford a sufficient justification OF the act
committed, but reckon it would hardly do IN
your State, or any other law-loving community.
/ shall leave here tomorrow for Galena, the great
Lead Mart OF the Mining Country, from which
place you shall hear from Inc again.
Yours, &c. T.. u. b.