Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-03-26


who heard him, that the best speech he ever
made TO Jury, aud 'he only Argument he has
made at the present term. were in advocacy Of
wha, is clearly right. His irensie display 10
the case Of wrgh, vs. Wright, was the best
made u this term. IL !, was no. clearly right
live lake another step 10 our course around
The Aforesaid OblOng table. We are suddenly ar.
rested BY the Intervention pl a huge mass,
decked iu sombre habilimsn,s, aud ornamsnied
near the Spex BY pair Of glasses, behind which
are located two sphenehl objects Of light hsE-
el color. wi,ha pink margin while ever and
anon, with spasmOdic motion, they hy hack
and, for moment, concealed themselves be-
hind siDguaily wrought membrane, tipped
with pubscen. frings.liks hxsn In an inui.
calely tangled and nsued condition, When
we gather Ourseli EP and bring our optics to
Dear uPSa what purpons to be the eounIenancs
Of this obstacle, we al once discover that il is
described BY the leehnicalIy-A. s. RAMSEY,
ESQ. Mr.. Ramsey's person is about six fee,
long, containing about Two hundred and TWEEN.
iy.hve pounds Of The atoms Of matter, in vsri.
Gus combinations. As speaker, he is dsbe.
rate and dispassionalo, DOT particularly eloquent
or entertaining, but when he stands on a point
he is apt TO hold it. lie is a rising man, or al
least there is considerable of rising when he
gets up, and should no III luck befall him, he
will some day don the ermne and occupy the
bench lover the left.
Just on the oIher side Of thar pitcher with
the broken handle sits JosEPH J. BRooKs ESQ.,,
Of Salem Ohio, who carries about with him a
considerable amoI INT Of mortality, affording
some slight evidence that he has some attach.
ment TO vitality. Mr. Brooks is a ChancerY
, lawyer, aud hes very little TO do with proceed
ings at law. Concerning his religious Procllv'
ilies we are no, advised, but IuPPose that. like
most men of his profession, he "holds fast that
which is good" lie is a social man, and we
would be glad he could make !. profitable TO
come 10 see US every term, and stay until The
close. When he commences a suit he is usu
' ally successful.
!, ALEX. BIERcE, Esqr., Of Canton Ohio, sits
. next, who is 10 US somewhat OF a stranger. lie
+ talks luen,ly OF general literature, and in his
conversation maniess that he is Of a reflective
+ turn Of mind. We have not had a specimen
Of his powers as an orOtor, bu, suppose he
> would not, a, any time, be oIS loss for word
= The young gentleman with just enough oI
beard Of luxurious growth on his chin to
spoi handsome face, is George SLOAN Esq.
OF New Lisbon. Ills very youthful appearance
r does not hide the lipeamenls oI intellect and
. thought and marks Of cultivated mind, which
= are we'll portrayed in his physioguomy. Hc is
the legal partner Of W. X. upham Esq, aud
a asa lawyer is destined, we hope, TO make a
: figure high up in the scroll Of forensic fame
He can rise if he will. That he is we'll known
. by the ladies, is fact we'll known by the bach
elors.
n The only remaining gentleman at the table
b. is J. II. TRAINER, ESQ.,, late of this town, now
!, Of WelsyilIe, Ohio. lie bears striking re-
f. semblance, in general personal appearance 'o
n Gen. FooTE, late U. s. Senator. Mr.. Train
y er is a (evd speaker, and no one in the room
}. where he may hold forth, will have cause to
A complain because he could no, hear He pays
f, close attention 10 his business, feeling the
weight of tho responsibilities he has 10 meat,
A friend, who must have been looking ove'
v our shoulder when we were wiring the lorego
= inc sketches furnishes the following commun
s cation which we insert that The record may be
complete
Tha. young gentleman occupying seat neal
!, tho steps leading 10 the bench, with something
!. the air of beau, and as much the air Of a law
5 yer, is Robert Crozier, ESQ.,, late Prosecuting
o Attorney, now the Editor Of the Free Press.
!. lie is one Of the junior class OF our Bur; AM
II il his attention to the Free Press aud the La
j. dies don't prevent, is bound TO rise-he shine
y already as The most gallant Of attorneys. iii
J, reached fOre.,op, close shOrn chin, spoIes
siarchy shir. collar, his boots radienl with Ri
is ley's bes,,-his tout en- resemble, from head Y
:. heels, shows his taste in dress liue iasIIdious
q II he ens in this The love he bears the adie
Z, i. in fault His head is good one, and tn
g ladies know his heart is in the right place. A
i. an attorney, he is every way trustworthy; as
is beau the ladies are the bes. judges,
Ie LONE OF 'EM."
tx P. S.-There is another member Of the Bal
r. belonging 10 our village The late Clerk--bu. h
p is too long 10 be inserted this week.
or We call The attention Of Merchants
ili Booksellers, Druggists and others, TO The aC
he ver,isemenI Of "The Cro,on MauuIaclurin
50 Co. /" Of a. Coulandt Street. New York iu al