The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

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thai his lady brought before the lover ooo,,,
anc tho msg,tse mied her without bal at the sug
ssston and Unquesonsbu Under TIE drecon OF the dis
tnru,bed shorney for The Rovenment
the District Attorney Qnterrupting) )-Does your Houor
all,w such ob.ervalious 10 be made rejecting upon
MAGISTRATE f.hali have 10 call tho gentle " order
am here 70 reply 10 sny charges made against myself bat
the uss ssaie slluooi 10 10 not Icsnro allow the gen
uemep 70 cas-, wpersons upon The judiciary ofth city
Mr. smith {conunrbg), tsld II was In esidenoe thsi the
magistrate had refus ed bail, and a. notice had
been gwen him that appeal would be tsken from hts
~ ,be .res Auorpey Who run The case into the General
Stt,inr, 10 order that eht be settled st The las
Of this ssie ard of this conntry ~s, said Mr.. that
man .oman, accused of any crime shall be Judged By
men that pcrfeci from shs inar mites Of human
raiure possible 70 DO. He undertook ,sy
mag ,ae who sat attorney against this woman and
-ss sf,er. ard, q witness in he os.c vas not rsrs.
rse 90 rte rom the nnrmites or human character,
not diverted Of he pecusrues Of counsel 70 MAKE
dpsl opposition of u The Recorder and the lo-sr
orurt hsvtg decided 70 refuse ball. be 70 the gu
pcne Court where The rights OF the party would be pro
ns be-, apsy seled By the oswt Of sessions and the
D,trict attorney raid no vas very glad had been 20
Mr. Hal here rosc and in very excited said
gentleman IN this community, and against me com munlty
In Bospu from VT ence he came
Nj. ssuH-Yeu made iha remark p~cci'ciy. Afcr this
pserVn, epscde Of which The Judges were slcai aud
stpSetsly iBerestiug ,pso~tors
6ountei fssu ned MS srsumea, BY observing ha d
tboush Rsoeydev might be OF the uprgh. and
udict U, magistrates In the world yet had appeared
both ooubse and ~ witness In this he MOI the
Individual W mks ibt unesNon and decide IL hnsNy
-beshef enc should hsre pail on not and saii had
een nted by Rsoordes his Honor had dscrenon 10
he maler. He sked, from other considerations apart
rom that that bs Honor would consider the matlor
II hso been ywneye and ne concluded that she
va entitled bail no would rrsn, 10, guarded BY these
restraints ~hch justice required
Counsel s6lrned hal there v0 feeling In his
uni.y that peuIoner ought 70 be punished In
sv and tsat - far ~ ne could zee, the only
vhy she rhcrh not be entitled 10 bail Thero were par
a, in this city out ball ho guIhf Of similar o.
lcsees h. that ~llh ~nch bis client chsrged; and
strE for the sake Of Argument, that she sHempted 70
set property by fsbe means, thst vas . bailsble
"a, u-e and abe be relesed by giving reasonable
security but she w@ put In prison, and condoed In
cIc.e c. the danger u her health under all hcse sd
verso nfaenees And irsm this last comm tmeut 70 the
prtstn, time there bad been expressed through ali the
pspc,s n through me entire Community sort OF deter
ns have revenge, that she had been deseced
10 such extent had she been persecued, that state
ment whicb appeared In ournai-to the effect that
had murderei her rst husbsnd-tns Of the religions
rapeyr obngd 70 so 10 the rescue snd prove IL fall
s,y By stating that for nine months she stood the bed
side or her hasbsnd and sdmin~ered hs w~ns-sn ss
ths did infinite credl, 70 her position. (xrr q N Nj