New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

long 10 naLa lin dead dhrunl, whin w laid hin IN
bic he'd. Ahhef ii",. ,n' iiono'. they bod on a
dhr, kh' snd was aeh'n IN The mos fdyfiy ~sr,
Win tho N. T. oese nio tho door asd iafk sorne ~
him Oh Ia tho station house. { tha shpt up thu
bon~ mud Tho reel vibi Ia bnd.
Judpe--sis. iIonncssy. where Ia Timothy, Tho
core.
d" little the for d,in' widout bpip yo'y dad y
Iuoee-I think Won good for icw yet II yo1
take care Of yourself Mr.. O'Grady. have your other
witnesses any thing 10 testify la ADDITION TO what Mira
Hennc,sy has stated
Mr.. OiG,nd,-I behave not, yer Homer. Tho mate
rial facts Of the difnse are sufficient, proven by Mis-.
ttress Hem essy's evidence. Av the Coort phase
bsves lev words say in behalf of me clients here,
which av the Coor will hear me will make brief and
10 The point.
Jucgt-Go on.
Mr. o Grady-Thin az the Coort psse, will state
that the ground Of my defpce of these gintemen aud
adies a. ast the uLfoupded charge ofth@ir dsturbin
the public pace il that the charge is untrue in point
of fact Sir whist are the facts A man dies, aod
bis fiend- congregsie about the corpse 10 perform
THEN las eI dly Offices 10 his remains in accordance
with custem justified by hradirion ratified by usage
ssrctifed by al iquiiy. vilifed by these officers
of he law whn they call it disturbance OF the
public quiet, cruci6ed when they burst IN the
house Of nil and n,erfered wild 1t IN the name
o. The low; and, Sir | cha Row proceed to estab-
lsh dehnce bone tde with the soundness of which
b.sve yer Honor will be satisfied. SIR. the Cocst
tu pusraI tees 10 my el ents eedom OF conscience;
tie stars AID sihnpts wave proudly ever land 10
which religions despotlsm dare show Its repul-
sive form and yet thee OFF, dare 20 say that Gus
tom which is amoet psit of the religion OF these my
clients il disturbance of the public pace. Sir,
tie Institutions of our country air endangered by
such perceedin's. And Who wss they disturhu'
Wasn't every man and woman and hid IN Pacific
Row OF the nationality these my chemist Ar
lot th.r eth illogical instincts runpn Ia the same
cbaInesl Was they disturbed NJ! Every man
ara women ard child there would have admired the
devotion vi these my clients TO Their aucient national
threditIons and customs. Toere they was wild wan
friend in fra'eua fight over his corpse. Sir, what
sublime spectacle for the human mind TO Contemplate.
Ju6ge-Mr G'Gady, | tbrk that the fact Of the
dead ba,ig come life ard having been pui to bed
dead Drunk proves disastrous for your argument even
admitting it, soundness
MIR O'Grady- Thruc 1t is yer horror thst the wake
wes perceoin ydout the corpse, TN adtiOu has il,
that wonst upou tine Hamet was plsyeJ ~riout he
Prince Of bat yer honor, 1t the ault OF
the CORPSE ano TO, Of that assembly OF nourcrs If
Timothy Gnrretty rad chosen 10 have remained a
dscinrly behaved corTee, thin the objection which yer
honor las raised could 10; bgve ~eigbed agali st
clients l,re aud prss il now upon yer honor should
nv clients here be held accountable for the hchleness
Of the corse1 think not, Sur.
Jud.e-I think, Mr.. o Grady, YOU may dispense
With further ars ument as 1t would bs sIperduous.
Mrs Henuesy house Dor its inmates have ever been
comuIn co OF before thai am aware of, snd 10
so, ston of this fact III dis barge The prisoners gie.
il them warning, no ever ia the future tn ii they
are ar, o. h.m brought before mo again. shall no.
deal with them 70 ieniensly. You may 30.
The Interesting party left the Court