Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

witnesses for the United Statas have sworn to seelng transactions which are sgrace to the country. Here are d parcel of individuals actipc,
 m concert to prevent he citizens of a ward from exercising ther rights of suffrage; their legal rights. Waruoch, of Phitgdelpnia. comes, this
 Shlaer Hose man, aud calls for the anti ti.ls- ing men; and encourigin. by this braya3o the
 not. These men, Hartlet, Grinder, others, are dragged from the polls and beaten brutllv
 and prevented from voting The declaration q Webster that foreigners should n8t vote | there was commented ou With great force 1v 1 the psLrct Attorney. IHe facts ot thc casa, | ho urged, [lMnly show concert of action. If the act shoWs tniS concact they are guilty, iu ! every sense ot the Wori, oi the charge made
 against them ot tlotInL. Mr. key prJc.eleI
 to sum up the evidence, commenting with s,- Verity upon the certificates of rooI character
 gwen by the witnesses for defense to tine men who were performing these a;sT5ce.ul leaas. Alter Mr, Key, district attorney, colc.udri ii!S speech, ho was followed by Mn Johl L. smith, who surrendered uue of lis clients (Wamoch, thc Philadelphia rowly,) to tae
 tender mercleS of the jury, having ln defense
 to make for hm. Ills other client, William 1 Williams, he defended and reierrcI to the IL 1 Foraoie testimony If witnesses on both s.las | m ms behalf. Mr. C1uuggou then addressed i tne lury Nth oaruo>tre.s coutou!iuI ll0t tine
 evidence did Dot show state of things defined
 as rot ny the law. Mr. Key closcl with q To-
 view ot the points male tv the (. ft,sy, aud
 read the following ustruotau to q. iI-r. ,gbirh was approved oi by the court and uoI Iuie,ceu in !, by defendants counsel:
 ' VI! the jury believe from the cvilauca that | tho defendants were aaauE together, aud that
 their common object WAS lo eN,.ul1 a certain
 class of citizens from the polls afrasad, hy
 lI4fNt .l son of tho ground near the window whore tua 1 ballots were deposited, and by threat, an,. y.o-
 Ience dld lutm'date and drive away certain cl'"enS' they are guilty of 8 riot, alhontl i I"gy Aad entered into no agreement SD to oa,
 anu were unaoQuaiutel one W; h tho 0 .cf.o l me J'NI, a..cr an gh@e' .3 uI about al horr. | returned nto court with th1 following vcr,i..-. Jesse " ilIiams not gnhy Win. Waro.a. ' John Webster, Win. Nis9n. aao G,atl.r4 and Wm. Hatala~ guilty as char .ln.tieir-
 dIctmont These live U9irg cl.lad uutorsa. i've ' theiT soutcnce Wm. Wamoc uI Win. N.aa | dld not appear and their eulctjcS, MrJ r1l 1 P0mphrey and Mr.James Il. Bueh, r,r .c..l- ! ", were apW!zeI that their re'L. a.
 would be forfeited. The other tlr.srraraI 1 a very impressive lecture form the co'I, .u j'a 1 ehofmjy and heH,uusress of thojr of e. | "strjEn5, as t Did, to the very f,uua.tiou of | the government" aid wcre sc,rt.el .ura | ye2T each 'n tao county \ and to rgy a ,,o ! of S4J fAese dolvnAau.s Lal, from frt ~ aa', cNrcot3I an aeIu.if., an' 'eAea n..4 ..a5 thew oay ovPaatyl .o '. fnaj N.. t.o
 ScA,cnle ~ "pae grly's n.a .s... 1 tyJ"F' wns announced, u.ry lcto l.s.a.g . ! powerfully al:ec.ci
 A Washington '.tt.ro ot T1urs'avel { loUoS Fell, who oH th, iay ot .As ,,.s.'ou riots wsis shot iu the ..lee, atI whose ,c. .s, 1 amplt.t'' d.c! $. an eu.v -.. .s u.-l.. . al h's residence, on th. i~l}Hi. l.s oi t.a { rioters, Robert Gross, @ao t-a uts I.. | M tho tty yesterday, a,I ou ,.a 4 ...s -..
 to arrest Am he sa1t 9ue vtt. revolver
 through t4e cheek. tEo wa7 iuAmv .... ! in ...
 - ----T-~---- ---7-'-- .------=- -,----- | Married -n4 tIe- ia-t. ..t t,.ge.. ... ... 1 of tuo Jmdas f7.ber w Ma-,. Ls... ..U..... oouoiy, hy tie Roy. .Ia-. B S--4.t.-. If >-.t..- Cz, JANH> r. Eoa>s.S, z. i, ty Ms MAut | pLNpLLIoN GMHL>.
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 --"@N,--'---,----- Diea-At h', re-iao...f gr. ...- { ty' ArN., AM Wednesday, J.iy 6Jn, .J1, u.i. { FEEaNAN E. FArmcE
 \ Death loves ~rrninr wnrk. ."a,l t-aIr ..l \ r fnd one in gUr droa-al i@.,l D,..r .. "iaest ahd most ntlau. -;. o..1.a Y. -,s cp paa- ' ty-a man "itI troop, Oi iue.us au .. enenlcs-E ature's .. b.cst woG<--.r A. man, has fallen before tra - N.s.4r-s. l leaving an iucosaab.9 f..a.. N.lI d I....l.. community tJ mourn his uut.1.,, death. 1 Ia Col. Patrick has passed from a.rtl . { high.t4nad cAjra'rou, -su-..m.n. ul.a+. '.., will neither be Ij-ht]y iur",ten a.. .l-se 1 pared. AM L'5 d.tr9s,e fau,.F a I -,rl1u- 1 i"- ir-h ..s E- taA-~r our nlro-a- s.ut.tui.s ! M ths ctv on taa l7ta lnst. L.sv ..-s
 Infant daughter ol Ltutri J. ,,-l -Ary D 1 " 4uauta.
 [ II tl.s city, on the l7th day of Jaly, 1857. 1 at tAo residence Of IFS m9.lcr Mr. I54Ao [
 GATES, in ta3 -p'l yearof a.,-a;e.
 The deceased Was yaars rlta of cz.r..ra- nary native talerf, to which Was al...i superior
 uaota. ci'"ra.aa; such &, vo seldom meet
 with in oao sl youn --om1rl- q. u5ass
 lao5tas whel uavcat.l fc eyt4 #a. ela-
 E'.1 A.d a...a tae soa4 Y. re;
 lua4t-a t-uslal. atMaaar. .a ua..u
 tnv tne heIrt b-a~ v-.l. ..5u.u.-s;
 ps-sasHs men.a a-t u- o'eats ne could uar IVY. t.-r....e. ..a e5a-.
 Ii .enct of tuo ea'.re cua#,y.. -.g the
 fragile toHa'-t, ti.t sur n. ia t.. moc.;
 blooms, wi,ua.s aa. dies ,r- the ,o.olaya.- riTe+ Ills ma"ly bosom F r., I,I .. .II e.a.
 which WAS 3Dcrous, uoaie a.I h.4l. 5cnUy step he was a~ceudu < thc .IGerur aM.: a...
 acme ot tA9 youths hope, vgg. ueadr ag....u.,.
 "nen t4o i4st enemy" s-lol u.on a.n a.I bore Am to that land from whose o.u.ua to traveer ever returns" Us wss acy ..Jtot.o. mu es; the sweet lolu aee of 4.s song I.s
 caused the hears oi mauy ,o tar,owi.u delight,
 to think that one so young should pour .oerA such sweet strain of melody. LIoly is mt
 our aim, we but do justice to the memorv of ! one go deserving, when We Say ua- l.lz.a.eis
 Inadequate to portray hia ma1y 1uuas. h tl5 cold embrace ot Gqgsh-ia the cemetery Hear
 this city, sleeps our friend. May the soft aud
 baImy zclhyrs of Heaven Jlow 5.4.ly o'ur luo
 sod that coutaius lis form. May tie gentle flower of tho vale eutwiue itself in luxua.ous
 fragrance near the spot of him, vi ho, il. life was so gentle, kind and attentive. There i5 d vac
 m in our midst that catuot Je filled. To
 that kind and lovil g mother, who uur,ured Him.
 and impared into his very being such mul.i-
 furious variety of virtues, NC would p.ay tie
 Cod of tha widow ann orphan to Smile u9on
 her, and guide her through tLo roa5lgstna
 path of lile, aud gather hel home .o Heaven:
 Where sieine-s snl .ortou pam and dca.n. Are Icit and i,aItl I.a Hi.le.'
 We symra.hiae most sincerely With the rara- to's oi the " lost ohe,' a.l particularly with
 the heart broken mother. Consider taatltis but
 the will of him who rules ou h.-1, and strive Lo 2"h tne celestial shore; where arouni the |
 | on5ht shHlE throne ot Gal aall.lu If praise
 are cnaAteI by the countless mltl.s of al gels
 who iunaul, ,-, glory laud ".
 Tribute of Respect.