Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-16

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The 4 ierk rh.r issued y, ,s-ti,ig,,o FIR b,s el
crv . and The Marshal .r,n,od,atel,, .rr,;,,ed ,
sufficient force to convey him out of Ill., State
az White. counsel FIR Lon, In his aror,oo,,
Took the Ground ri. he was not "a fl,eiti,s sl,ye
and discussed the two questions whether Henry
T,a-.p owed geryicc toI n smith and yr,,.tbcr
Do, e.caps1 from .,ch service I'M the senso Of Tho
law of lS50. Tie commended that thero was no
cn,r po.iri,o or .c,or,. evidence ,s to 81.
fber Tbo festi,,,,y oe,.roJ Ia, Tia cl,,,..t,,
,as only inGarcpti,l donbtfl conactinc and
NOT sufficient 10 warrant n decision in gnv one
.clse. THE evidence WAS merely secondary On.
nv ono of the ,itna.ses had ever soon lam, a.
tba residence of Iobn T. smith No o,ijcnce
was aaircod a. n, ,,le S,,,itl, h. .,,, IN, ,,,
or and Win, lin ~ s,l, he had ond ,ts, 7 r',
,ra. ever LEGALLY arou,rej lie referred "a ,be
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sIll % Iiili SHE uiat tl,ne Long iiau 9eeI III
NJ. .'e e'npioy ol mn ia hlchn9hu' anu rom
t''o',0e u. o"'Ne 10 Nu% ORR re "l'gn' iiaNe
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49, .',a' w I'G seen Gong 'a.nllay u.le
witnesses of the claimant at distant intervals.
and long while ago. Mr. White closed with
an aIlfrnlSn the odous nature of the fugitive
law, but rested the case wholly ON its merits,
Singular Testimong.-During the last moth
there was singular instance exhibited at Bel Air,
/ i'm Murvlqnd of the working of the law. which
iorbds second trial of person for a crime OF
which he has once been acquitted. Sometime
ago, the body of a man named Hammond was
found bearing evident marks of ms having been
cruelty murdered Suspicion fastened upon two
persons named Stump and Griffith who were ac-
cordingly arrested and brought to trial. Stump
was tired first and acquitted, the Jury not think
ing the evidence sufficiently strong TO warrant
them in hanging him. Griffith was next put on
trial, and on the 2ltn ult a verdict was returned
ol NOT sully on inc following singular testl'