New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

t.s~. a ns refuse, to ber u sus Mr VIA vss sse~.6
~ srr- ,tt q stuA,.'on tron Of ~ 0s-rsss -
Tssi many prison rules rsIe in her vu sseAs.
sed ~ pr,,oser rssse ~ - osS 70, o. ss
vbo really desr.s to see The Ps,.nef to- Sssss
20, orS Yep .s,,o, e@SSu. tie crerss q IL c.
Th:i Ass oouoss ssd her s-n sSe.a .. !, .,s .
prison and h the sole exception In the prsso sysas
those iniroas
Governors instantly admitted wihos. question o. sSvt
sad any friend relative within Prsso rules can AVN an
TS. unde,.isned ceiyed reS.s.. sor TIE u.1s:..S
them from the Dtr, Attorney to be eircun.scSs = eos
be in s.cer,sniDs who ~ste proper OF nrropS Sss
Attorney seemed satisfactory sGSss sesrEs n....
Jpdge Peabody said that society had right oaly .
sufficient degree of severity TO secure tisi. WAes
il seemed necessary for the purpose Of securing It'd
60 fuse ba they had right TO do 80, and ooy thsa
TIE probability of guilt slso the degree Of the cnae
and the circumstances Of the party, were to Be tAkea
into consideration.
Mr.. Stafford spoke for q few minutes, when nr u.
II. Smith made bis argument. He INDUCED in coasA-
ersble preliminary personality, auding to quss'es
of Mr.. Hall: "when will pettifogging ceAseT He
sad that that would depend upon the time whee III.
Hall left the bar. And when the Dntnict- Attorney
pronounce torn to rhyme with born should de- sevea
cities would not quarrel for the honor Of being hs
birth place as once for Homer Catlin, Hall and III
were the fathers Of ths bsnting they got up. Tho
Distict.Atorrey perfomed the part in the hsae-
action that Satan did in the Garden Of Eden. Afr
more Of this sort he proceeded 70 the discussion OF The
following points:
The cited by the Di.,rie. attorney are the zane ::
ud reply and 10 before the Court The Tsy!
in the party bad been convicted Juese Sm1
DAILY pcuse them because be- County judge thoosh
d no power p,GceeSns under & Of ,'sis Z. sas
the poeenss in the lower Court = d.tee,
two ,u the difference may be sah but /, Vita the chssss
the word not in the deealone shsht one Bot t.e
sion Oft Of the District x,,Snsy Isl. I.i the po-Hs
animation Of the law immaea and place. the mAs'e IN 10
II Tba, the Judge should admit bail in the pesest ss
the following grounds are presented; - .. 4.
void the pei atty, entities the party to bail -
Ths great @ Of personal liberty . no: 70 be Be .isS :.
soma Il feeling. ssains, the sppsso ~.
surrCsate Till overrulea Is the law of the case A
decision this petitioner has committed CRIME she ous"@
~ The prepondence OF evidence in favor Of guilt % inne
seGss 5 s saS Sous ss Ss Goq s Ss'
reasonable discretion, admit the ptt'ioner to bsn ..
s. the coS Ssnno. review case S.S
upon by alowef court with view TO sdmt TO bail party csu
m,d to prison by police magistrate OF one OF lower coSr
s most onsrous sweeping away the balwks Of pcesecS
freedom and tit only to be addressed to court over "hess
Jeteries should preside. . 49,.
The production" child II any. made BY the DSrd
his Cstln aud Uh aud the complain
this locked in Jail ss OF the consps
tors" III s. page SIS 5 81 The oras, ana sueosdss. ~
dice and stupidity Of one clothed with powsr 80 ass pssosH
liberty should not be permitted BY who In The sane cas-
acts al counsel witness aud Judge As the decision ne seq
Yosae is sw the Court Is bound to take notice that
OF the land the petitioner could not commit the crime cas.d
TO her That the persons concerned IN inducing aa csy
commit cme-not Brown, Hall Isndsfpoe'-ens
Gsu and Uh, sustain the relation TO THIS crime Sns -
Devil s,taned 10 Eve when he caused her 70 fail WuoSS
the women suffered the Devil not able TO escape 'se
Of nducement . .um..
Judge Peabody postponed the decision unhi Tues
| day at Pm