Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-04

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John J. Bentz,, Adam Fisher, gro
. man. i58R9h'.E Joseph Elliott,
.Newcomb Ireland s9Teiszf asfi 70 lflias a.il
and received fromst the Court a very appro-
pirate and effective, charge which foresha-
dows the course that. will be pursued by
Judge Lecompte In putting down crime
and immortality in this community. The
Court appointed A. S. Pattie, late Of Vir-
ginia, crierr and R. G. Thompson, late of
Virginia, bailif to the grand jury The
following legal gegtlen were in attendance
upon Court and were admitted as members
of the bar and signed the test book. "a =
John a. -Halderman, Esq, late 'ofKy.
r. r. Rees.zi 7tssslssst.fEosi bti ofsMo.a
D. 7: Johnson, g ".of Geo
James ia asSfniyi NJ. Lyle, eS1a Of of KY. ISH4, ;,
d. "A. N, Grover, p& Charles H. Grover, ois
zelfor many years residents in Kansas,
Danial Dodge. late of Iowa. iaaus
Col. McClena q Iowa, lied
M. G. Matthias q ."i Md, '
j. M.IAlexander sa..sszs Penn. zDaaa %
Wm.; Weer, bis 81 So Mo- Lsssac
Wm. Phillips, g SO Mass. ae1as
A. G. Boyd, g Mo. k,. .-s-e<.
Amos Rees, 2.sa No. ''s'' 2 S-..l,i
John Doniphan, is4s. Mo. Ia''-'
C. F. Burnes I" i" " @ 9
Peter s.. Abel, fss',.asT'l sssz' azaH=1ff
Marcus ]. Parrot, late of Ohio, .zsas
E. F. Barnard, ~ ,.f35o s.srllet
Benz. F. Simmons, . e.-...s :, s.se 5s
Samuel Forney, f - -.
p. The Court then proceeded to call tie Pc
tit Jury. and the following gentlemen were
in. .attendenee: IA i7esd yfsE $50 .s5s'Gss
John B. Terry Ira Norris aa leol5
Jos. NJ. Mcbride, T. T. -Slocum, susz
w, II. Tebbs, Washington Hays,
II. P. Cody, . ? VIM. F. Dyer,
Al Dawson. % Jessie Fox, f"s &aH
B. III. Dunn, F Stephen Sparks, -
Joel Marin, ;. ~, Andrew Cheneworth,
II. c. Corey, II. S. D. Pitcher, ,ssg,.
Nm. MerIdlth, John Downey, q sAs
John Brentz. r. H. Pheland,
Robt. Ruddle, 9s''129 ID. K. Chapble, - -
H. B. jolly SA. . LoM.7 Halia si3 ~
Thos. G. Hughes, Il gees Il 19aobEUsu 2a1,
E. Aztec late of Md.,w appointed bai-
lift for the Petit Jury. -. .s-.f,..
| NC 0toIlu ul NCiC .CuSiIy CuSdS0Q
theirfduties for eight days and presented
during theaterm twenty indictment for diff
ferent offence from murder. to that of keep
ing gaming and disorderly houses, there was
but one trial during the term that was the
U. 'S..vs John Keefer for keeping gaming ing
and disorderly house which resulted in his
acquita. 3!5fu esGl sGa ssss. 81 or yts5
Slavery and Commerce.
The following Just observations are ta-
ken from the Richmond (Va.) Dispatch.
Hunts Merchants Magazine copies them,
and remarks. right or wrong, there is
more truth than poetry in its statement. . ;
The whole commerce of the world turns
upon the product of the slave labor. What
could commerce be vithnnt cotton, sugar,
tobacco, rice and dnayal stores? oAll these
are the product of the slave. labor. It's a
settled fact that free labor cannot produce
them IN .suflci lent quantity to supply the de-
mands of mankind, 1T has been. said that
one free laborer is equal to five slaves
fahis be soswhy has not free labor been
employed in the production eff the above
staples! 1t has been attempted, and, In
every case IN which it has been introduced,
has failed The world follows nies inter
ests and if free labor swasl more valuable
than slayes it would ybea employe6 at this
moment In tfesUnited States, sGAba ssd
Brazil, which are all open to free labor
And hereinnotes lhe greater libeFality and
self-reliant strengtheofI the slave over the
free States" The Gormepff freely permitted
the Nefthern eapitalistto' come insWith his