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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-23
New York state Democratic Convention.

There seems to have been gathered ut
Syracuse this week for the grand democratic
convention, materials for fine kettle of fish
indeed Hard shells, soft shells. IIunkrrs.
Barnburncrs, the untcrrfcd and the terrified
democracy, Cass men, Van Buren, men, Ad-
ministration mcn-Botcrs, Empire clubs.
DULLES, rowdics, slung shot, bowie knives are
words which spccklc the newspapers articles.
like cloves stuck in II boiled ham with the
skin off. They met in one hall and they met
IN two halls-thcy had separate chairmcn and
they tried the experiment Of two chairmcn ON
the same platform. They all claimed to be
delegates and they disputed each others right
to be there, and those who were never chosen
by any body save by their own noJesclyes.
took part with those who showed credentials
1hey passed two sets of csolutions-dfIrr-
ing about as much as the testimony of the
two witnesses which a sarient Justice set
aside as ncutralizing each other. So far os
they went to establish Il challenge for frht
One testified that the challenger said come
out here McCarty, and will fog you
the other that he said "McCartv come out
here, and will llog you" " Now in the
eye Of the law said his honor, ;. there is IL
great difference between come out here
McCarty, and McCarty come out here"
We SUPPOSE that in the eye Of the New
York politicians-thcrc is IL vast difference
between the two sets Of resolutions, though as
to essentials, stranger would have to study
Il good while to make it OUT and ut any rate.
they talk Of an open breach between the
two wings Of the democracy this too. in
spite OF the alleged earnest representations
from Washington, that Il perfect union of
action among them would be most gratifying
to the President
Some of the democratic papers say that the
hlad conduct OF the Syracuse aSscmhlagr will
be quite sure to give tho wings the state in
November. Doubtful, that,--unlcss the
wings draw better together, and work with Il
better will in New York than they did in
Vermont on the 9th of September.
But,-New York politics and politicians
are queer things, any way.
The Heraid gives the following abstract of
the two sets of resolutions.
HARD SHELL PLATFORM. SOFT SHELL rtArronv.
!. Rcalirms Baltimore l. Endorses General
P'"'IoiW' Pcrce's inaugural and
his cabinet.
.. Endorses the nau- . Endorses GOV. Sew.
SuIal' mour and the State Oil =
GERS acting with him.
D. hh"orSr' the policy D. Approves the plan
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-23

CARNIyERors, - The ProridcAcc Jour-
nal says that the difference between the quar-
rcls of the Wings and Democrats in New
York State, is that the Democrats are wrang
ling over the meat the Wings, over the dry
bonts of the past
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-23
The County Court .

The September term of the County Court for
this county, commenced Tuesday morning.
His Honor AsAHEL PEEK, Presiding Judge,
and Judges Beach and LYMAN Assistants.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-23

6. Rccites n portion of
the Baltimore resolutions
against the agitation of
the slavery question.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-23

I. Promises to resist
the revival of such agita-
tion in Congress.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-23

SOFT SHELL PLATFORM.
|. Endorses General
Pierce, inaugural and
his cabinet.
>. Endorses Gov. Scy-
mour and the State OIL
GERS acting with him.
}. Approves the plan
of amending the cunsti-
tuition in reference to ca
nal enlargement passed
by the Legislature.
!. Rcailirms the Balti-
more platform.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-23

j. Swallows the Fugi-
tive Slave law whole.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-23

s. Ccrtiiics the soft
shell nominations, and
again swcarS allegiance
to the Fugitive Slave law.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04

A DisTrNGU1sHED AUruoR,--A young
scape-grace who had run out a fortune, and
fallen into bad habits, took up his resi-
dence il country village on Long Island,
pretending TO be an author. Ills shabby
appearance, was, therefore, accounted for;
and as his address was good, and marks OF
personal beauty remained, many romantia
village mail siyhs- over the "cruel fate OF
genius" Sighs would not pay his land
lords bill, aud when month had expired,
he was dunned in right good earnest. At
length, the landlord told him he never saw
any of his productions and wish ID to know
what works lie had been the unthor Of
Being thus pushed, he repied:-"Why, sir
call myself an author and so | am-tht
Gutbor Of my orn n,igor!4nes."
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04
Cadiz Business Directory.

Tho following list will show tho occupation Oh
large majority Of the citizens oil C0oiN' uNO
useful for reference -.
Attorneys. Lewis Lewton,+ Bostwick &reppara :
VIM c. Castor, +Scot a. Bingham, Joseph ti t2L".
Thomas c. Rowles,% Chaunceg Dewey, yTsePii %'P =
Thomas Steward b. Shotwen' A'iei "
Phvsicinns. b. F. Berkley,+ John ~ Mcbeoh' W.
Wilson's T. K Thomas and J. b. McureW' D u;t.
Ministers James Kerr Presby terlani ~ l. n hi5'
cheIl+ and J. u. Knox, Methodist bPlscoPLLt, Assn.
borsev If \ Methodist Protestant fors! INC FtSso'
eSIe Merebans mflUA "A. r. Moore" shotwell & crabb
John Mccormick, Wood smith James "a ioMal
A. H Burtcf, w. Hogg and D q H. Aei "uu''I'
Hardware. .R. J. Bennett
sDeftists Cren 4 Motfiu;*
Clothiers j. ?. Johnson d Co. r. 1r;,.o,ta
Hoteis, National House, Thomas O., Vlncen''
Mansion House, VIM. Barrett ,r,, niv;re
Csroeers-J Phillips,* Hamilton WIS Di'AN''
Mrs Finley, and james Matthews, p,;u;oo &
Shoe Makers S Slemmons, Ihomas IiliIPs IPs',e y
SOM i hamilton, Phillips,+ John Rea'' jane
Mears, y James Bannisier ,,111Loe ErocI
BlackEnihs. El1ah LalzuIe' "
iveal5 gabinet I Makes VIM Fry,' Joseph R Hunter
Char Makers Michael Mcconnell q sons I,n 9
Carpenters. II HiIligns, MGCrecaTyS blyan a g
Tintap : Iobn Means, j MAXWELL Hilligas' an
WAGON Makers John and James R. Miller SOL
omon Glass and Eli 1immonsT -. .. 1znox4
Druggists John Beail,+ and Mcbenn% % SN fN,1 hro1
Saddfers Wm Knox, =. and Joseph K CRAWFORD
Tinners james Cady,% and Aaron Hott& 20
Masons. Ephraim Walker John Huilman'' an
Craig and StarkeyF vy.It.r+ an
John Huffman
Jeweller. John Lofland'
Hatters. D e. J 'raggarE . - nr.N 49,
Brick Makers. w & G Bell 9 McNamee' an
G[alg - o'alHS IN: ,,;sor g. Simmons and McConne
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04
nz,-"Dear me-" said Mrs. Partington

Rg'"Dear me-" said Mrs. Par,ington,
layirg down the Penny Newspaper, ''he
malevolent doings Of this aye out-strips all
my PERCEPTION. Now here is dissertation
for the relief Of Indignant females and the
poor creatures can't be too thankless for it;
and if they have any companctions in their
hearts to beat in uniform with it, know
they won't be. Dear contemptlble crea-
lures, all the time expoundng on their own
condition, and despounding about their des-
peraion. They will now have something
to make them more comCorful in their in
clining years. Well, arter all, this is di-
grcssiyc are, and those misery motives So
cietes improves it TO ny complete safety"
Hare blind smile mantled the old lady 5
countcnance, and the knitting needles went
at the the rate Of ninety stitches inside a
minute.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04
county OHsCeFS'

f,tarL orthe Common Pleas and DISTRICT Courts
cS,pfrs PATTERSON; Office in the Pu3iiG buii9igS'
{ Sherif-JAMIs BoYp; Office III me Jan Du1'"is
Auditor- JouN SLOAN gihce, ftpLlc g
Recorder--LAUNCELUr iEARN' a. {.
Treasurer-DAWD Hilbert, , Ut. .,i,o n
15tIsSi;r, Attornev--hL hLIEN c. TURNER; olilce IN
g. / residence nearly opposite the Mansion lloWS'
Commissioner OF insovents " oi94 iNf' u
ce opposite the Mansion House yzr,-.r,, es,,o,r.
Sealer OF Weights and Measp Eo9T77 " '''A'-'''
WELL; residence, Cadlz a., IInoyor
" Coroner-A C. Nixon; residence, lanoVol. J.;
S1rvnyor--JAcoB JARVIS residence J. CGdl% toWhSHlp
Observation-Disclosures WEIGH; resI3ghTV, In.
Master Commissioner IN Chaii"oi y
~; residence, CadH ,, ,,,-rox Iot,,
Board of School Examiners liEm ",i9 nDN'
MaCALI. and Rev J. BURNS; residence; Cada, ;iIo r.,
Notaries Public-WuLIAM ARNcLDi feSiA'N'o' y F,
1iz: RogLRr WADE, residence llardlsVhe'
- COUNTY CoMMSsloSEES' l;
lrtbor Rowley; residence, Monroe township
itiin6 Carver. q" Freeport
ILgaH CSt'ei' B." Short Creek -
Reuular Meetings, first Monday III March, june
and December at the Auditor ONCE.
- ~ nIrrcroRs OF COUNTY lNFlEMARY'
Ioh, IIayerfielI; residence, Cudiz township
BENJAMIN McFadden Not,ii's"''' i u
'o'n >''''" JUSTICES OF TIE rEAcE c,..,.
chor+ croel, township-Joshua Adams, Iharle
Warfel and William Buchanan. c,.Ipouo,,
Greene township--John Il, Black, Samuel ne'i "h'
ty and Robert McKee,, r.,,;,,, and Freaor
Rumey township ti0'
:ck Kimrpeu. s,,,o, cl,i,pcr Jacob I.al
ferty and Return NJ. Kennedy, c.o,,l Nrich,s
Nottingham 'ognehip-o:Alichael CFo"i' NiA'''N'
Laird and Thomas Wykoli. tron,;l,o, Me
Stock township,-Aar'o1n Conaw"y' ii"i'''''l' -'-N
TJoe NoI,h "township-Janes Welch, Abraham f. CFos
kew and WilliamH. McGavran: ~ r,h, Koov
Freeport cen township--Georgo B, Smith, John Ano&
Join Wilkn. ,a.o,r r,rch md samue
fSarrnau townShlp-AnuEeW lIy AASA N''
rpl'1i Athens township-ance Dunlap, John Bethel an
William Wilson. Add Iohr Blair
Cadiz township--Wiiam Arnold 'onH Di't'
Launceot Hearn and Samuel Itaiilsgy C.oorro Chris
asiIl Washington t,wnship--JQm NJ, Brown and Lem
uel Carothers. ,,,,,,.. rIrrt and Jaco1
Cramblett. .,D.,,ors Samuel Mack.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04
THE SONG OF LABOR.

Drive the plough, the shuttle throw,
Weld the wOodman's axe,
Delve and dig the earth below
Exertion ne'er relax.
The TREE was made for man 10 fell,
The MINE for him to sink,
HIS task to clear the wooded dell,
And dam the rivers brink.
Brothers, come! let's reap the corn,
And stack it high and dIy;
Well gather ripe and luscious fruit,
Beneath the autumn sky.
From every field, and every dale,
Let rounds Of labor rise;
'lw .,Iake manly, NOBLE, hale,
Ind all lite's blessings prize.
Let drones, who dream away the hour
Of dull, insipid ease,
Do as they wilbur LABOR PoW'R
Shall always rise DER these.
Then quick! beat out the molten bar,
And make the anvil ring
We're happier than the drono by far,
And LABOR as we sing.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04
CADlz OHIO, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1853

sion--I had good reason for-i-I-'
stammered Mrs. Little.
Itshould have been enough for you to
intercept the stream Of beneyolenee IN my
case, by your unfounded suggestions. Not
content with this, however, you must use
my name is still further spreading your
unjust uspicious, and actually make me he
outhor Of charges againss a no5leminded
woman, which had their origin in your own
evil thoughts."
Il viii not bear such languagrF' said the
Offended Mrs Litlle, Indignantly; and turn
ing with angry toss the head, She LETT die
ladies to their own reflections.
Il am ught one good lesson from this
circumstance" said Mrs Miller as they
walked away; "and that i3, never to even
seem 10 have any good opinion OF another
effected by the allegations and slrnlses o.
social gossip. Such people always sup,
pose the worst, and readily peryert the mos
unseIiish actions into moral offences. The
harm they do is incaiculable."
"And, rs in the present case, remarked
Mrs. Johns, "they make others respon3 biz
for their base suggestions. Had Mrs Little
not coupled yodr name with the implied
charges against Mrs. Harding, my mlnt
would no. have been poisoned against her
"While not a breath OF suspicion ha,
ever crossed mine, until Mrs. Litcle come il
and wantoaly intercepted the stream Of be
Edevolcnce about to How forth to needy
and doubt not, most worthy object"
ave have made OF her an enemy. a
least you have; for you spoke 10 her VII
smar,ing plainness, said Mrs. Johns.
"B3.Cer the enmity Of such than thei
friendship" replied Mrs. Miller, 'ThcI
words OF detrac,ion cannot harm 50 much
as the poison Of evil thought towards other.
which they cyers seek toiniuse. Your deal
, est i.iend is not safe from them, ii she b
pure as an angel, Let her name but pas
your lips, and Instantly it is breathcd uPor
and the spo.lcss surface grows dim"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04
TERMS, Sl,50
Becky Wilson's Courtship.

Oh, now, do tell US al about 1t! ses The
gals.
Becky hadn't been married more'p q
month. and hadn't got over her bashfnl-
ness YET.
"'Bout what?" ses she.
"Why, bout your courtship" ses the gals.
'SLawW ses she, turning her head an
blushing dreadfully: "you better tell your
own courtsbips yourselves, reckon"
Eyes, but none of us ever had any beaus,
Beck, and yod're a married woman. Come
now, do tell US all about it. do love to
hear about courtin' so much!' ses Betsy
Powers.
"Ob, yes, Becky, DO tell u8.''
"Well," ses Becky, after a great deal Of
blushin' and twistin' about, ''I'lI tell youall
how ii was, if that'Ii satisfy you."
"Well," SEES the gals, all get,in' round
her SO they could hear her good.
WELL" ses Becky, putting an emphasis
on about every other word, John, he cum
to our house to see me, she ses, turnin' a.
way her head, kind o lookin' down sideways
under her arm. ''Fool! he had better 90
to sec hissef, reckon. Gracious knows
didn't care nolhin' about him"
"Well," sc5 the gals.
"Well, John ses he loved me. Fool;
better love his self, reckon"
ooh, that's SO funny" ses the gals; ego
on"
"shaww ses Becky, 81 won't tell nj
more"
ooh, yes, do-do-Becky," ses all Of
EN-
"Well, then, Jno he axed me if wouldn't
1 have him. Him-fooi be tier have his self
| rcekon."
''rhen what did you say?"
"lLem! | never sed nothin'. Gracious
knows, he wasn't 5winc to git nothin' out Of
me-"
"Oh. Oh" ses the gals; "do 60 On
Becky"
"Fhoa John asked me if he moughtn't
hav me. Fool! he better have his self, 1
reckon"
"WelI," ses the gals.
"Well, mother She got kind o fustrica.
ted, and sed yes. Fool, she better mind
her own business, reckon"
"rhen, John, he asked daddy if he
moughm't have me and daddy he got kind
o hustricatel too, and sel yes, too"
=,
L "at tis sort ot 'dauaie'' ses lhe gas
, rubin their hands.
heh io'lhthy' she went 70 town ana got
"h''e 'rocN lot me- anu wnile groves 20
John. Hem, fool she better be married to
) him herself, reckon as
"W:llP ses the gals, ego on, Becky
. 'oha"; now IN S"ihe 70 tell you nc
= more ABOUT IL, SO am T. ;,
Vh' yes, DecNy' 40 50 on! oh' 90 ten
US al apoH' "a, Tue "e1Q!h' Deeky--thaVs 9
e Sood SoUI
d I9i ~ h0su' 9ais' pou' slcil nonsense.
}, ~ "a - 40 now !ii"' y gooa soui'
Y " eI[ y! p!.an1.0y 1ne Pteacher man he he
came 70 our l'ou7e' ana ~ hole neap OF peo
r Ple' 70 m"'ly me- foolS' they grea
q o7aI oeT'r. S'"la hoine' lechoa. GRACIOUS
: AiioWS .,ST l u'ul: = WAN a , 70 see en-
/ ~ ,eEGt H iN'lu' peohy go on
, web men, 'ohn ne came 10 take me VI
10 10 ',ie IN P'eaVne5 ie' an lor 70 pe iaafteu.
: roo'! never uiI ieci 50 'n"u ana 'hen--
n Vn, snaw' gal'' can 'ei any more
IN, M yes! tI 90 Oh Dechy.
" "Jsi, III V'.Gi'' '.ie P'1aVef man nc axe
|, ne II "oIIu IIi 'H'Ee We, Jollh " pc my la%iu
re l'u%0Ii" I'M! .ooi oe''ei nave W. hitn MS
Il sell 'eGhon' 80, @ ana 'no'r,-- 'ohaW' gas
m l 'so1s .tm, : 1s ~" r5i ) oi ''Iiy ,lo.e'
le onoo' i'SeHy 4,o" you ot fe Jess eohitl'
t; W ' E w No4i uS -
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04

Gg~A hoosier having taken looking.
glass home in his trunk, one of his hopeful
offspring was curious to see the contents Of
the mysterious box The mirror was on top,
when the younSster opened it, gave one
brief look, dropped the lid, and with terror
depicted on every feature. cried out, 20,
mother, mother father has brought home
a cubl seed him--a young bcarl"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04
A California Widow.

Capt. Saltwater says his FIRST essay TO Of
feet matrimonial character resulted il i
manner SO discsuragng that he don't bs-
lieve he'll ever be induced to try It over Al
gain. The Captain being out OF service for
some months, conceived passion for
rather mysterious young lady boarding at
the same hotel. Says the Captain, II con
yeyed her round to shops, shows, balls, the
Eaters, churches and every other place Of
amusement and information, and at las,
when | thought things had gone bout far
enough, | squares my yards and, says I,
Ijust as cool as powder-monkey, 'Ma'am,
I've been thinkin' I'dlike to get spliced- z.
"Splicedv says she, as artless as a turtle-
dove"
/ "'Splced, said /, and il you We notion,
why--I'm ready TO share my luck anddun-
mage with you, Ma'amPn
''She looked a sort Of taken aback at first.
but she goes about and says she:
Captain, I've been thinkin' If my hus-
band don't write soon, and send me some
money and a gold watch from CalifOfnv. I'd
Just as leave marry somebody else u not.
land if you'll wais q few days LII giyo you
the preteence''
"Her husband had been gone To lherl'as
ciic Just four.months, and here was--a sCal.
iforny widoSl stood Of afser that, said
the Captain.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04

EE-"Mr jackson, said clergyman TO
his rarshioner, Sunday must be II blessed
day to YOU. You work hark six days, and
on the seventh yoa come 70 church,
YES" said Mr.. jackson, IL works hard
all the week, and then ]. comes to church,
sits down, cocks up my legs and thin,s : Of
p0Ibip1.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04
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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04

Gg-0ur "Jim" (says the Boston Rost,
in answer to the question WHAT'S woman
says: Mechanically speaking, a woman i
100 pounds Of flesh and blood, 2 wounds Of
silk, 10 Of cotton, | pound Of whalebone,
with an indefinite amount of .'fuss and
feathers" Jim is good lawyer, but no
fudge Of women.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04

Ey-Punch says that the heirs Of Rob
inscn Crusoo have instituted n suit fol-
the recovery Of Juan Frenandcz, on the
ground that their great ancestor was mon
arch 6E allhe surveyed. :"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04
', uSx.N.ENN DFgECTORY' Y

Trdqe Of the Court Of Common Pleas-l hoMAS !"
lrwr.rr; residence, SteubenyllIe. .noo IN tlo
: tAPI Probate Judge-BRcE W. VEIRs oiilce In 'n1
Clerks office.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04

~ BAGS prime Rio Coffee, the best ip town, for
SeJsale, Wholesale and retail, by 49,,
r*@ S. H. McFADDEN,
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04

GE-When Mrs. Par.ngton read IN the I
'newgpapers that Jenny Lind had fellow
feeling III her bosom, che exclaimed -.
II Lor mel lhaI's just what Tie young men
used 70 do 70 me when was : AAlI
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04

TNsH Oil, Pert Wine, Sole Leather and Mackere
L for salsby 8. g. II. MeFADDEN.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-04

Those marked with are patronso the sen,lne
We should be pleased if those who are not maFkeo
would have themselves placed the list.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-29
LIVER COMPLAINT.

The only remedy ever offered to the public that has
never failed to cure, when directions are followed is
MLane's Liver Pill Ii has been several years before
the public and has been introduced in all sections of
the Union. Where it has been used, it has had the
most triumphant snccess and has actually driven out Of
use all other medicines II has been tried under all the
different phases of Pepatis and has been found equally
efficacous in ALL
GT Purchasers will be careful 10 ask for DR. M'Lanes
Celebrated Liver Pills, and take else There are
other Pill, pur3orting to be Liver Pills now before the
public DIR M'Lanes Liver Pills. also his celebrated
Vermifuge can now be had al all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada
" Burr Perry, No. Cofnhill, Boston. General
Agents. For sale IN Worcester by M. Is Green Spur
and by Druggists generally. deod3t&wlt lvsq
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-29

MASSACHUSETTS LANDS IN MAINE.-We are
informed that the Commissioners appointed by
the legislature Of this State, r.. Williams, VIM.
p. Fessenden and f. L. Hamlin, have negotiated
an agreement to purchase the whole of the Massa.
chusetts lands in this State; for the sum of 1892
800, or the land in the FIRE ranges of townships
next from the east line of the State for BIOS 900
the State to have the choice Of the offers, and 10
be ratified by the Legislature on or before The fifth
day Of October next.
We understand that this agreement was as
scented to and signed by all our Commissioner
and that it will make IL necessary to have tbe
Legislature called together some time in Septem-
ber.-Portland Adcertisey, Jaly q.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-29

Decision A Liquor CAsE.-Judge Man.
chester, of Providence, has given an important de.
cision in liquor case, IN which the witness, who
swore to the sale, testified that he purchased the
liquor for the purpose Of having the defendant con
victed The Judge decided that upon every princi-
pie Of law, no man should be convicted of crime up.
on the unconoborated testimony of man who would
go upon the stand and exultingy that he had
induced the defendant TO commit the crime, for the
purpose of having an opportunity to swear against
him-that ii took away the safeguard which the law
had thrown around the citizen for his protection,
and the security Of fair and impartial trial when
accused Of crime. He adjudged the defendant not
guilty, and ordered him TO be discharged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-29

JUST VERDicr.-We learn from the Kingston,
N. \. Journal tina, DR.. o. s. Bouseel, Of Plymouth
Mich, has recovered Of the owners Of vanderbild's
through line to CALIFORNIA; the courts Of that coun-
~, ten thousand dollars for damages done 10 him
while passenger in their conveyancos from New
York TO California. Mr. b. received no more, and
probably not so much injury hundreds Of others
have received from the reckless managers Of this
murderous line, and the verdict Of the jury s, we
trust, only the beginning Of long list Of similar YER
diets against these parties. which shall teach them
that they cannot rob and murder people they have
done, without being held to answer al the tribunals
Of iusce