The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

Areseeping side by side;
II alIeth where the maiden rests,
Who in her beauty lied.
There Is no grave in all the earth
That moonlight has not seen;
II gaZeit cold and paSsionlcss
Where agony hath been.
YET it is wei, that claugeless ray
A deeper thought should throw.
Nhen mortal love pOurs forth the tide
# 0 rn,c GnSE" n. g3 . T9e Of grief
Can touch the starry sky
That all our sorrow Ieh here
The glory is on high.
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Judgment Before Argument
Long time a ago there dwell in city Of the West
/ not far from Pitsburg, worthy gentleman who
held the responsible office of justice Of the peace
lie knew some little about law and great deal of
| natural nls tee. His decisions frequently excited
the indignation of the young lawyers who pleaded
| before him, but he never suffered himself to be in
! luenccd by the statutes which We're brought up
against his opinions, or the indirect threats OF dis
appointed law eXpOunders. I'm fact, his office was
| court of equity in every sense. Il was useless TO
| bring law IN opposition 10 his sense Of right. He
| used to say, " am Justice, and bound to admin
lister justice, and no petty techncalilics shall ever
! make me decide against the teachings of my con-
science" 1t is hardly Necessary to say that many
/ curious things happened in the Office Of this indie
| pendent justice.
4 case was one day brought before the squire,
which certainly required his peculiar system of adj
minlsterjng justice. John Doe had sued Richard
Roe. for a lust debt but Richard had. by the aid of
| an attorney, found Oophole by which he expected
TO creep out Of the necessity Of payment The case
! wore very doubtful aspect, and both parties EN-
! pIuyed lawyers to plead for them.
his c,sr I,'rota f.u seconds q, his dasI; seated
himself aoain and oaye signs of being ready TO at
tend TO whatever might be said The counsel for
the defence made the most of his quibbie in a speech
which lasted an hour. When he had concluded,
| the plaintiff counsel and labOred and per-
snired for another hour TO overtnm the bubble
fT- also finished and then followed a SLIGHT pause
The Squire sat SILL putting a Segar ana apparently
4HIle dl edSe' Ing I"NyelS PoIh IIhJu up . i
iIatS lookeu al edCH oer al" '''e AZ ''lS Lh"'io
Tess squire ~ i''S'' TIC 'o'ii''i io u'i0ii''l'
! SPohe L. - . -. ,1i1
! suppose you II require uay Ut TWO 10 Ihillh
! dnouI inns case squire.
| taH say Il ever 'iiiN VI " "E'Iii 'ePIioI
me squire WIN an I'LL VI lnli'Sie" i'i"'eS'9 anu
| IliIIrrehcG' 49,. ,1-
rai 90 loIihed'' inquire" '0 yoI NV
! - w nat uo go" Hl'"H' SSii''Ail7" "'NI" JIG
! >lu,rr' .I.I &c.. !.
/ W.. WISH /" N''"" we" we may i"'N ''' " "0
| 'EipA' SaIu Ie'g"G I > '"I';ISl. 1o ,,.,,1
10" may II"A i"[ no" W" Ile1S7' B'il'i7-
| lhrhwherf j. 'ue Uo'N''
/ ie "IcNel' ,.-.o,1
res. iehlfIeu luIsjtLl 'U' '''t ll"lI'''n NIooh,
This, gentleman; is NY
But the lawyers uIu not wait uhtl the sentence
was finished nor dld they ever appear before the
! just justice without being SIRE that they dealt in
| plain facts, unaccOmpdnied by law tcchiucalltes
| and bubbles.
| D.. 80, 49, ,,,,.,r Nh, S,Iar, Paois
~ ir''N w "" , '' 60
! Ter Tells iIs Goou story
! Darrell Webster was once standing III company
! with several other gentlemen, IN the capitol at
! Washington, as drove OF mules was going by
| Webster, lays one OF me southern gentlemen
&c there goes some OF your constituents. Yes, re-
| PlIed Mr.. Webster they are gong South to teach
, School
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s~+,, ,.,s ,I;.,,-od ,,J ~, tI s,ro,,r,I IF his
sa,r,,r m, rba nroF,9lIIirv Of lis BRINGING him
,I,ic sale ,l spirl bv a,lpiiytrra Of its water with
acid and aIr,boL In this he was not dsappointpd
E, il s,,r b..,r,e = ,-orit. bevoragp AMONG his
customers uutiJ fine G,Ifovirr characteristic Incl
drntI look nIare II entered the heads of a pary of
carousar- n fine inn that a GREAT deal of time and
tr,,,IJa ,,,rII h.. eo,ad nv convarriur th. whole
well into one large rlIrrveScng draurRt. and 70,
his r,,rpoe thew collected Great quantity Of sp,rir
sroar and acid and having shovpred them down
MO The yyareraud stirred il about with pole. they
awaited the Inirb1y result: this the story goes on
ia saw proved rlp<afjs factory: little be.idea mud
came 10 'T l' aI l'' never recovered tue
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nav he made under cover th. Due de Bordeany
/ Quarter St. German, Parls-Punch.