The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

sss Goth inst, Judge Bgisys pr,sdias. In the Num-,
cipA Court Mr. CooisT. tne Attorney for the DIS
uict, oid hs wAoe duty TO toe govoismsa'.
70 procure convictions; but It Vas Of ~ avail.
/ 90 no. SAY that he did not make sut
bis ossee; on tds contrary. ne did 10 compulsory.
There could be no doubt whatever Ut tha.. but IA
i1ron could not be convinced Of Eeaty .dve cases
but two have bees tired, and In neither was . vsx.
dist obtained. rho juriss vers out moro than "a
entire day. ora of them bctng sort out twice. IL
80 cold rot be inferred that they were diusxA,dfai
81 their osths tor tho Court expressly nd nists Il
TIA. was their right 70 adge OF uAe
atty q the law. II wo0'd. therefore. be unjust 70
eondemn Tie juros, even Though toe esidcu,s
irso'ynsy. with your EAus 90 his pspss. u
the amount Of the value Of all Jour substance.
Thorn aye two c,amcs OF cssfs under which |. void
e. and "a ,npo~ibls 90 get cSndemnaiory vcrd!tls.
Inc hrst csss IA that Of srisng under breaches
we ugsisve Slave law. several u which have bsss
u'eo nete. without any condemnatioLs bsing had.
~ Soss.i mt M GAVE up others 10 despair, thsush
what are called liquor casss ader the nev law
Inc Zee soiiers 90. the Law passed yp9 to jusisM
adoitooAi powers, ard nov that lav mskss e assk
VOC mcoaa Mate law The busiseas works rather
inDLiii for ~ general rals the nea who Are
nerces for enforcing tho Fugitive slave law Are S1t
tosest against the Maine lag; and the tenn wnacs
msn. while lscdy declaring that The L,ass
law Ought 70 be enforced teaauSs a n
law, vehemettly assert that tia Faai,iys slAsy
law ought 70 be din eRHrdsd btc tuss It Ia con,rsrv
to the law Of liberty and ths Law Of God! Suca Ars
human Inconsistencies. JuYies ought TO b. iAAS
rendeIt in all oase,. without ia1opeodsno, "a,
are nero nuissnces-.ools TO able arbitrary Judros
to commit arbitrary a3d tyraancl d scs under shs
coler a, IN she namo OF lag.
1.cknoY Ffsi(s have pub!ishsd Charles KiaSs-
ley's" CAUCUS, or the Woaders OF the Saorep Ia q
pretty .te l3mo II IL full. Of senss and poetry IL
ought TO have large sale, for people DO nos &, u
the tea shore much this seaSoD, And - thoy shodi
read the more about II.
Gould Lincoln have pablishsd 4 secosa ediaoa
OF Capt. Hamey's work, The 4 orr OF tAe Can.
psi8n. to which . map has beea added. ETery.
ttiig that relates to the Russian war Ia sure " sAl
a,d J wonder thai come house does not SGT out the
tirss volume OF . history q IL, bringing the wort
down 10 the death Of Lord Raglan. ard oontiautag
II, probably for ysNa The publishers Nigh. kssP
. historian az the Park woods dad poet 70 alag ~
Chains OF their rSzor strcps
ore OF our old fopy daiiies II very AnsU beoauss
the people OF New ] DIRK do not SEN ~ like ths
Idea OF hanging womsD. The Q u or would have nfs-
Roblnson strung up. The fellow ought % he made
70 play the part Of hsnsman bimself ~ once besay
ius. suited 70 his capacity aud sentiments. NsW
York woad 10 dissrAeed forever by such piece u
DE stisnsng on the gailowS Of . woman. W.
man oio Lot be hung in Massachusetts,, no uasts
what her crimes Iocusta you'll be pafdoaed, asA
II Tina sent 70 Tire House Of Correction. Don't ~
LIT your government listen 70 the AfgumeDss of Sas
who would have boen 6isKusted, had he LIVED 10 or
ola tines, with the susotr sion Of the Salem WITCH
craft legal murders. He docsnt speak tas sssx
uohts u MsfbAtbuSItth Dy Rlce& ocM. We 0ey
La Al eccentric people, but cruel and barbAroas ~
are not. Nowhere xouid the communication Of Ars,
RabLEl's senteLcc be more approved q thaa
would be here
There sre Three ptrsops confined in our jA.i on ~
charge OF having killed their xives. BiaskeAdsn
Ia 90 the ihci ease here.
The shoe towns are very prosperous, skwiss.
stRnairg the 6ulnssa OF The times. Ia LyaA. ths1
are building much ard . very supsriR ciass u
bousts; ard In Hayef bill hundred a,ssss gua4
up, and othsrs are 70 b. built soon.
The ststemtpt that the Bay State mills u Law
ffncc, sad the MddleSfx and kerrlmsck mills ~
10 yell had Increased ,htir busness IL denied W.
highest authority, and the parties interested con
plain tina TIE story put In circulation has bsea ~
serioua Jury 70 them. On the other had. . gen.
us man wlo has good means oi knowing the Gu0.
dtc'a.ts that the state melt u true TO the letter.
We have number OF stories from Camp Kaax,
wltie The Boston regiments are holding their A.
Buzl muster. ono H. tia. q soldier was stSv
wnh pan aiysis MI has since d!es. Another ia that
a Dsn bss ditd thdfe Of AAiatic cholera A Axh. 10
said 70 have occurred last hight between . party q
gamblers and military dct,chmcnt, In wh!cs .
here Of one Of the iancrYs WIS slain. The military
have had very lad westhcr this year, quite In Coz
Gsst with TIA. Of last yesr.
Tie polnit a. wnld continues dull. There VI
probably be little done until AFTER the Angus, meat
spr'i gleld. when and where there IL V b. .
ass meeting. The fato Of the fus.oa movsnsek
will then 10 scttlej and there are ru0ors tina; he
Know Nothing lesdtD are very willing 30 d. M j
10 nee nitrate all oppositlon meu In support a ms
set Of Candidates. The anil Maize Law n.s are
working vigorously for the formation Of ssw
party.
M LaSrnce IL failing fast Hs olAint y Q
ssbiuous Affection Of the stomscb, the sane ~
which Napoleon ssd. His days are aambsssd. bat
they hsve not been few or unprospsous He VII
be much missed. AiSosA.