New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06
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lie charged that Mr. Loring had prejudged the and
In proof cf that tina, Friday, Wendell Phillips
went 10 Cambridge TO Lcrug and get permit TO visit
Rurns and II no wanted counsel. Mr. Loring re-
markcd"Mr PHILIPPE think the case is 80 clear you
ATE not jua,dcd placing any obstacle in the way to the
" mans going back he probably Will CO.. Inc iral,
then he urged WIS a mock trial But again. The Mar
shnl knew Tho decision Of the Commissioner on Ihursiay
night, the claimant knew il certainly fourteen hours before
Il was made public, perhaps twen'y.i9ur hours lie
before trial Judged the evidence before hearing
IL, and communicated his decision to the kdnapper
and his friends half day before he did to Burn;
Does Boston swarm with Jefes and Scroggs' case
for freedom decided against evidence and communicated
TO III, enemy that they might make ready 10 carry their
,,c,;,, "a 'Wha, in Je.sr,es is worse than that
The conduct Of Marshal Freeman wa. then passed in
view Out Of all his assistants there was but especta
to man. aud he requested TO be placed duty where ne
might not be seen. They made up of pimps, gamb
ers brawlcrs thieves, whore-mongers, stepped in
niQuiy whom the subtey Of counsel or taw IN the
process had left unhangod. lie had been IN the court
house in England Belgium, France Prussia and Austria
and had seen just such there Freeman employed
but they always in the dcck-prsoners of the law
its servants. But II was consistent to employ such
men for the work they had to do Herod did n employ
the guardians of orphans to kill the babes in Betheheim
did PLATE engage Judges OF Probate TO cruelty Snrs
The Mayor and the Governor then in for share OF
severe rcprobaton for their conduct in this case lie ie
to be his duty cry out against the Infamous neglect
duty in the Governor of the Commonwealth. Danie
W,kst,r he said lies enombed in Marshfeld but his
dead hand pu, the chains Anthony Burnss limbs Ls
winter il proposed to give Webster monument ne
needs II not; lie spoke of drunken soldiers VINO couli
hardly stand in the streets singing carry me PACK 10
"old Virginia and of Commissioner LoIIng, after MS
DAYS work retiring after dinner with his fragrant cigar
i, aiming back in meditation while the frivolous smoke
curlod above lis frivolous head
Simms had been whipped to death. He was taken to
the prison in Savannah, and whipped until ne DIED ne
Parker was no collector Of autographs, but he had that
al Simms hung up framed in his library lie had studied
the record of crime and had found but college pro-
lessor who had been hanged for murder and but who
had been guilty kidnapping. To Harvard College be-
onged the distinguished honor of furnishing these spec
Mr. Parker supposed in bible language the reception
Lorrg would meet with when he stood up for Judgment
and thought his doom would be depart from me lnas
ye did not unto Of the least OF these ye
did il not unto me-.
The sermon lasted two hours. II will undoubtedly be
given 10 the public. We have hastily run over the prom
nent topics and given the prominent points he made
Those who do read the whole sermon can form
an idea of il from sketch while those who desire to
read il will be informed beforehand of what Is before
them.