New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05
THE WARD CASE-EXCITEMENTA At LOUIS
VILLE-GREAT INDIGNATION MEETING.

OF the Hardin County Jury the of Mathew Ward.
II stated that there from 1000 20 10000 pesos
r,cssni Sueeehes were made by the Rev. j. III Haywood
Sherrod Williams, J. ii. Harry and VIM T. lnomAsSol
and resolutions doprecGtng violence but condcmig IN
very enrhac terms the verdict Of the jury We're adopted
Among nc latter asking the Ward samy 70 leave
Louisville and return TO their Arkansas pnh'aloh am
take with them the twelve jurymon One expressed me
crinon that Matthew Ward - murderer ana shpud Dc
linz autI he was dead dead Another requested MI
Criienden resign bis seat in the mixed STATES senae
and Mr. W Ollie his seat IN the state senate An'her do
nounoed Mr. Prentice ard The LoE'srHe Jouaa' aii
aroher thanked Ihe CcDc ana DeDocf" i9r tle s'ani
thew had taken. Tie following quote from ihf 'ftf'
AMER he Es'sase OF the ie-o 'oA' ,.'os s Ss &c.
uron hung hfc1n ,thgss tuy paeed A' nan OF
The winsrg qurts the multitude nouy dema,d a'i taey
hould tuIn,d. Accordingly ire We Analsd 5 u. OPase
ass These tw,se aid Nj C. the Hardin County luy,
sohe 1IS AID lL. .sii Mr. G. N,haael wo
MAN., And hen the represeu, Wolfe kaid and went
% in smoke MT Ooppese asaa re ina ana tl i S
e'' 0, en- @ G 16 ttysIi who In r.er % lis paper
Elizabeth. April -, spoke ct The jury IN the io"s
Admtatle Jury excellent and substantial ci'izan',hc whole
we've arc men % ~aose hone ~ ana SSs3 '' '-' "
thu. Nj c. is John J. cd'-enl'n the vo'an
Al an early stage the Proceedings hdson man OF ..,w a.,
mi e. the Count House aud he'e burn at The Loud
lie w. eoresed unworthy place The juror,
While ihs wei gong on sno neg DEE ~ o. "a I
',o IN MIMI. T. qutty l'oeesotd 70 nc M NJ IT,
I'D fT lrgs in the or,fay or po leo. The boys The
e~d ben hlew stones a, window AID The Conservatory or
srhc.se, great quantity Of slas 9,'ut a % 10 ,e
hch b. natural consequence SEE hr' 20 .he hl
the Dire being nmediae, dued with bu ns d@a.
ensuing some excitement a. ms J9eur was S''u -
Of couple pistol sLo hut harm beAs done ana none
hit lie mar soon quoted down. w..
After .i the proced,d TO the residence Of senator Vote
violence about beirg mode VIXEN Cot Preston arc tga a
70 &c I5au o,Sy from Wa.hns oar The Col made various in
he ssia he would resign tougc.' 4 tho
reert emily bcui 2oo per o reque .ed HIM 20 20 40 &
Crt Ctor her the crowd aid AFTER he hs
v III tLiee dismsl eroeus for Wolfe. ,. 49,. mob .,.,.
that previous hld brged the street, ha,us se,,a 20
tAe houts NOE decisive aeIeimned bod OF men nsso' s
sirt AVOIDANCE singular N TINS woAdeia de'-
In consequence Of rumors of media,ed violence, tho
brother of The murdered Butler induced To ISSUE the
follow lng card, which was circulated wmeiy IN the Guy
during the afternoon:
TO ms rrorLs LoclsvLLE have heard 'aed h. 'e1F.
n.erantc LAT somt dee oi violence "i De coz M ga
Srdict OF Hardin County Cour Hoping hot On account OF nay
connection nave influence IN ti nlc5
has l,n done 10 ali have brother who " as dsL me &
eole Ct yc-a broher IN whom never -aw iia nom GNU
" pp ce rs which m sigh Of violence would caue 20 M would
be hat winch ielt "nen sl% my mother aad
brother ON lie crave know uuiie vi ing
Sou nom violence. btg eacn OF you tom rsist 70
CnnurIy n m be asug violence Oeg OF You, ii
y ad em s De- h s' M. aud ScS Of he s
suler well a. The individuals thgne.esi et u'
MIMI, 10 and 1our ahiyairy NOBLE BUrLER
SGfa. day Eeohs, APii - i1oi
Tie Democrat thus comments the proceedings OF the
noetng:
Th Israelor only Illustrate The danger Of overriding and
the Jaws Of society There u poer superior 10 com non
rho orlr s rich. and jEscevnich .. dangerous % 'am
S lien an Sosss S y study ir' a : sy
at such de- be repeated here VIII inpan;
ll,rsI a II
~heA was witn IN ase tri al sboa ne e.y ~ i " 10
ha'e III hi matter ond have 10 deposition a. oil to i1n J. we
& o. s% and 3 beeH lrs%pd nlder tot The d,,d
nd is cape en IN Lment reduced e bust Of md sn,on
ICING OF be people We cnr y 90 mod 80 10 &c p tho ride
he tIier bat wa pro-
orr Arguments s't iAe Ger-ols ration 1naH are he evil u M
nj leaiL-. The ~lrds OF heaven.
Ga the other hand Tie Joaraai which has throughout
spoused the cause OF Ward bitterly denounces the meet
NJ. 1t says:
lLs otiec s'ers ur Of this vas they ag vnd
tie The honor Kenucky stained by .he verde, ID Hardin Ja
with nl unity On yes hey ud how by denonus se'le
Ioueh lie ~ llessy driving of
s'e' st ne sTs Ii ealy iaal pc anped Oh we, .n
Or she CIT, II, ton aLd l.9Sy OF ne hadn Conn., az
ieh he Hsian Cognny Juy charged The would eitab s the
raey Of law IL ksntg'y by gaming al law all the hi. Of
t ~ lsH md il1ed multitude. Thcn perpe rated on
'uday evains and The prqishmeni Of theft he peisn''y
son wss lereus,ed, ed the puuihnen, arson j. the
uryi murder would have been etried 81 ,he victims
I'D have fund tie thousand eyes iha peeEg eli
h'se ard such these the whereby
sllcdns,i uisd suudns Of keuuCA redeem
isme from rerfosch
We subjon the names OF the Jury by whom the mur
orer Ward acquitted. They all Of Hardin Co.:
THos H. iGrEs, JAMES CRUTcHER,
Asa LUCELEs George STUMP.
X. MCINTYRE. ABgAa NEGCHsORs
JOHN YOUNG. hiCIARD PIERCE,
T.os. IBuRsTCN. j. c. CHEsOWETH,
GREES NsLKEk. ". EiDsos
Tie C,ur.er has the following paragraph another
uidor
DEAD-TLe Wism lie property # Worden Hahn
-fh ID week by slave Of irs
died sGfurday Tie Gull ia jail aid having rich
.aii,Is. .l-- u ctuise swIg ios d.
lBy T.ersrhl
TIE WARD TRIAL
CIScISNATI, Thursday, May 4, 1854.
Tie Hon. John J. Crttcnden IL suffering severely in
ibc o-iimaton in consequence Of his volunteering de-
I'D the Wards on their recent trial.
public meeting IN Madison, Indians yesterday, passed