The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-02


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admitted them u u 'e's shan twenty-five nou"
ance me nrs' ineno OF 'ha' man was permitted 10
see n'm' ana MAKE tnowI mn wishes IN regard 70
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Inc prisoner strnuous'y denied the s'ory 10 eircu-
ia'ion that be wished not to 80 hack to virginia.
and wished 70 DO defended, MI. Hlis was ens'sed
so0". .ns same Time u 10 norped 'hefe Do
sn0a'o pave . so0o ground '0r oe'ay' ou' DC wos'e
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wa, 10 ,e,.v, IN. co,,, n ,h,. 60. !.s ~ y.
lion ws. made 20 -, . w,;, or 80. -.
Do from Jodse spnsu. and !, Il. o,cIoet n v,,
|. refused He did no, believe the Cosn would hear
'he argument Of the counsel on The other side, that
sns ' IT,. wa 'e'syea 'ne,e would % a'''ar
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ord, which wa. pu, IN .s proof in this cas-. and
which he had had copy Of only ,iuce'l'., even.
ing, and argued 'hs. the s"s'ns Of The esn'Aesi:
'eu'ea zoe es'e :, po". .. ,..y mA "a. >. 49, 49,
H.. s,,n..,r $500 ,h., 3. v.un \. ia "a 20
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On, h. ,bould orsn, ncooe, Tim. Cor NJ. defence IA
n. ,,.,s,.d n. accordingly adiourned N. f,r.
a.. a., 20, Monday a., a, ., o.c,o.L
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ac'o'' '"' ' A'e"ses " W.T. 04'se' -"' 80
persons, not having business within, werc
excluded. There Was. however, con- idera-
bic collection of reonle IN Court street. duy>
In, ,ho Al. ~. a. 80. A..
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create disturbance.
The Mayor remained at the Police oaies
Il oil night, as that was the nearest point or
\ information. He has had a irving time It
v. ..;a h., a,,,;,. A.. a.,,s .h..
o"' '''usa"u Ps'',s' P''"0'Pa"y '0'o"e"'
were Dought IN DOCK SquaFe and vicinify.-
The Courier says:
An attempt was made on Saturday evening TO
raise money to purchase Burns fiom his owner,
which was quite successful. Il was intended 10
:. execute the bond during the night and the coun.
sci for the prisoner, andihe Disric. Attorney wers
in Attendance at the ManhaI's Office for the pur.
pose OF Witnessing the tnnssc'ion until verysie
n0u, AZ nsh'
s eo'a"' - y e ."s'o
, ~ 800 ","' $50. ~. S'.. :.
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{ 1.-The result, was known, the following handful was
put In circulation: .t.
Il "THE MAN IS NOT BOUGHT
He Is STILL IN TIE SLAVE Pen IN rnE couRr
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The Kidnspper agreed, both publicly and in wri.
ting, to sell him for $4,000; The sum was raised
by eminent Boston citizens, and offered him. He
then claimed more. The bargain was BROKEN
The kidnapper breaks his agreement, though even
the United States Commissioner advised him TO
keep il. BE on your guard agaimsf all hv.--
WArcH TIE SLAVE PEs Let every man attend
the trial. Remember Monday morning, ut no.
clock ,.. -.
On Monday the Commissioner renewed
ibe con.;Je,a,io, of Tho co.e n, sleveo.
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ine Commissioner came IN al u oo'oos out
the proceedings u'a MOI commences v" H'" ="
hour later
Mr. Ellis, for the prisoner, said he fe'' boano
TO protes, againt proceeding In this case while tho
opposing counse' pore arms ano tue P''''"'' ".'
shackled or pin'oned. Further, /" no. W.
his Honor being responsible Tor The s'a'e o. 'n"s'
that the counsel Tor the defense should DC SUBJECT
ed to threats lie came 10 a's TINS mans aus
c"a'se UNSET ''o 'a"'a'' 800 -,
insutingly reminded ny such men, that no must
remember there were laws ana constitution"
the main this room WIS packed by 'hose having
no sympathy with the unfortunate prisoner; he
asked that the Court should give directions against
hacking hereafter. Coming from the law library,