The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

eaid About The 9nmbIofu "a ~ not
that vas HbssSia bsisg ohafgsd With Isrntaag them
TO be there sre large numosr Of individuals that
libsllsd Mr.. Fry whs ought e have eomplsinsd
sandscrd VAS Wiling 10 sdmt that Bennett had bssd
all the rest Of the world except Mr.. Fry.
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Well he got little on his guard them or hs vonld not
have acknowledged that no was "broksr."
Iremsrksd this fact 70 former cashier Wall street
sseisr: and GOODS ss
cry Canal and Catherine Streets the main support
Now what more malignant malicious, dirty, Iow-livsd
nsnuaton could be ade against Mr.. Fry, who the
hear had make a0 s to wo sis
successfully.
The The. friend pointed out 70 large number exceeding
be dsnomnaed bactieI but were now kne wn ~ t5s
Bowen; ss ns n a.'n in Broadway near
These the gentlemen who yellow kid Gloves
one OF whom sat upon the stand and In
Tsfd sdy S S.s Of the Glsss he VA: sp.ang about
man who uttered II worthy Of his notice to prosecute
him for.
IN M pointed ont TO me number Of exceedingly xe dressed
blaekegs-
But suydam didn't know there was ever such class of
bl&cklegs.
hsunts in Broadway the Bowery theatre, Park
The a s hss as very we'll
the dry goods young evidently respectable people
How much obliged would be the parents Of those young
girls who were with the clerks at this OPERA to the
wretch who penned this article who published it. for
grouping their daughters with the blacklgs and the
prostitutes of New York Who under the such
Rcourge az that though 1t came rom such a source
would allow his children, any one dear to him. to at.
tnd place Of this kind. He says sarcasticaiy and
tseeripgly-
The females with individuals (he sporting men were
very we'll behaved, ind not gaudily dressed
And
The ladies' who with the dry goods young men,
show and %v
and Of my old friends the brokers But sick
%s
for
and the bills must DO the MANAGEMENT justce, and
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mention the ne is the most amusing character
That is Maretzek. know by experience that the ed
tor Of this paper abuses people Unfortunately when he
thinks it Is the way he can sell his paper
sick monkey meyer made more amusing getures hi. sr
.he, mother had to send them home Tho little fellow,
% sn M ha s rested f ON wsS @
homes Th 11.a sss ., him
same article the audience wa: s0nvpssa with uhtsr
ssS looked At hs ps5fossmsr and found was not mis-
to have become reduced in stances make that
audience. - = ''A -
Now. gentlemen you hardly read the ridouls that
is heaped upon this and ths manager Of without
iacy, as remarked this morning There are some pro-
baby, now, IA there were In poor Bill Atree's time
ployed to write down anybody that Bennett has
mined to finish. (Here Mr. Jordan interrupted by his
assistant counsel Mr. Sherman who whispered something
in his ear) Oh that is nothing, continued Mr. Jordan
It Is got up story about a panorama of Venice There
il nothing about that bat Bennett made 1t the subject
attack in of his lbe saying the three thou
eQnd dollars that sent ont to
artists had been laid out In purchasing panorama Of
Venice Now. submit this question 10 you. In the Hrst
place Is Dir Fry who stands here-so far IA ts
have out and according to the testimony In this
csse-s he man who stsndi here unscathsd man who
tesy OF gentleman towards male or msle, to have
Gone single thing that dishonest In the whole
Of his administration man who Is poor you pleAs
he Cannot boast OF his three hundred thousand year.
as this bloated beer does. ash you is here anything
ere that would make this community believe that be
YOU'D abuse female artist in his company, and
would force her to do Ac that would cancel
her conract Is there anything to you believe that
he would represent himself In the character of ape
him go LIT every man be authorized to kick him about
the suse for If Le is dishonest the charges
eht Inn TO be- he deserves to be kicked about The
street. ard no man Of character ought to associate with
him. But on he contrary, il he has preserved high
tied norelity-a scholar as well A. q man of bust
nesffor is bis fault that he been years
in a counting house-is there .hat jury who
would give him up to such tormeLtor lanes Gordon
2 nnstt And what way Ia here to punish vile sla,
dereiS Touch BIN lightly, says tbs gentleman, (Mr
sandord,) If you touch him st all Why because it
vas ell Honest cr.icispa-touch him lightly Oh yes;
give him vercct Of four five hundred dollars Why,
orr or I've hundred dolra fro Bennett would not
up The interest # his libel fund for year, fact
u public notoriey, that he has laid up fund to
all the lbes for which be Is prosecuted II it
has increased as fast it has from lS49 to 1851,
ahen his in zone amnunted to $500 from the year
1851 TO the prese what must it be nov when his in
come must be $500 eco. And touch him lightly, give
verdict OF four five hundred doll against him why
he would laugh at Fry and the jury and would perps
hal rev
was theme that could prompt him to put SANDER in its
most concentrated firm to do it. No. If you
malice, fasehood design finish Fry then lot him
go-le Fry pay the expense Of this five yeari litigation
that the lawyers the ether side have succeeded in
we have laid damages 1t twenty thousand dollars
you are the judges exclusively We have way to sug
gest rule Of damages to your discretion. Bot look at
all the circumstances Of the case see what would be- the
probable effects Of it. what they charge against Fry
as tault-tbat which their conduct has produced
tried 10 keep that ont OF the testimony the Court
saw At to let go in rs went to Boston, aud there
there was no money IN the tunes ana the am
nonnctd that DO was brake and yet after all he paid.
Mr.. Galbraith here exhibited document, showing .
list Of debts which were owing by the plaintiff
Mr.. Jorosn-No, there is not debt he owes on the
face Of the earth Galbrah you discharge the duty
you owe to your employer without putting yourself down
how that Mr.. Bennett
Mr.. Fry" said somebody, correcting Mr.. Jordans
Nj. Jordsn, Turning to Mr.. Fry) IL call you
Bennett again knock me down. he had artists enough
to so On six nights in the week, but sennetts black
guardians about the arr tocracy end the vulgar, had
tendency a. inevitably would to break these extra
nights which lay all his profits the could have per-
formed six nights instead Of three with performers he
Obliged to the same prise whether they performed
rot You will perceive that ali the receipts Of the extra
nights came to him.
Here Mr. Gslbraith offered some more documents, but
n n. Jordan refused them.
Mr. Joi dap-Oh, that got up for the occasion.
So you see, that source Of profit dried up and he
vas left with all this expense upon his hands Idon't
ssk yQu to remunerate him for this, but call your at
tehton to IT, because you the sole judyee in the
What then, did he lose by that In the f. pase1 Was
Bis opei. broken up bv these publications, these rdcu
lous ssrca,ms ee deliberate and rysiepatic atacks
Can attribute it to any csuse2 II it broken
up In that way, deal with him you please Wei hen
sgain IN Bosion-hsrs the HERALD that goes to Bos
ton and all the cities in this Union within Eve six
hours afterit IL published hee--here Mr. Fry herald
ed in that HnAID from week to week . man utter
~ incompetent to duct opera /; as . man
totally destitute Of means and judgment, mad
UP OF svsnity itnorance and prstensons--As raan,
bC ahrsan Al ~hos