The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

any inprooristy or any inproper sst-yoc only
% II by the matter Of iDdocsucns set forth
-hsb I. cootains j. are guilty. Of np~oosr cooduct-
10 he part OF tho paper selected Tor which Ar.
Bus.ea hAs thought proper 70 indtcs Mr.. Carr
.nere Is Al allegation that mao 3 eupioycd W
fellow the poster ~ pull down bs but there nothing
IN tho which ststes that ~ Busteed employed nm,
nor there nuenoo indictment saatiog that thu
paper that Mr. Basteed did " 30 far e regards
thai part OF the selection Of this paper charged - DO
libel there 10 no inuepso pointing those words % ~.
ron, to Mr. Bustssd Now, Il he did NOT mean Mr. has
eed ban be not right say so9 And the very moment
that be meant Mr. Bus'eed, NJ Carr, Ike honorable
mau made the amemde broad a be could maze t. By
rns n sn'p noa w.
su they, on the one hand, would be called provo
nAGe BY producDg Witnesses 70 prove IL BY express
pNN are we IN be excluded FEM showing thai
rot governed by malicious motves9 Certainly MOI. But
the argument ia thistnst you shall taxes
place aer but you show what kss place before You
publish the paper complained Of Why, how could
We declaim thst were mslciously governed vbsa
die suppose that Taper would be considered
lDeIous ny any until found that ~ charged
he beousurtil the mAgtrate Issued his high sounding
manoate 10 take client from tue bosom o. hts family
and take hin TO the police ce AMI from thence TO pr
sonY We had not the slightest IDEA that Mr. snstesd
charged with because intended 70 do
So make up With thine adversary tnou hast ooe, whilst
thou the way with him, lest no drag thee before
the magistrate ana the magistrate send thee to toe
ofcer ar you he cast no the dungeon" Until he stood
Wnbln the OF me commit him ne bad
no sa that that part a least Of this paper dee ned
hoeilous; put the moment II In made known him hd
seeks 70 mike the PREPARATION himself ~
Dit MAI, AND Que TO Mr. Busteed, because hs had M
knowledge that NJ. Busted had done nything OF
the kind. And what does he do? On the 20 h, inme-
datey being iformed that that wss the ,nstrus-
tion Of the paper he publishes this Nn Why
ought not " be permitted 70 before a Jury OF
his couDtyf Your Honor Will remember thai the star
Chamber abolished and the controversy between Cross.
well and the pes pie the ces brsed potcsl ndct-
Dept that Vas got up against him (or IL political
IL ended; but the consequences that from the
federal party We 0btanel q doctrine which ths demo-
crscy At mar time repudiated A1d whyY Becaase do
mocracy hen what deocs acy high sound
ing nsme II Is the spois that make parrots aud
make men ANXIOUS IN se-ve tbs public. The charge IN
Crotwels sgsipst tho democratic President Of
aud the federal judges Of The court, with HAntopha
that lays at the basis Of human society aud lodged in
the breast Of every man born 10 land Of bsrty that
truth 10 justification OF libel At all times 10 su
Places whether the prose cuon be civil crminaI n
your Hot or please, am not without authority for the
position attempt 70 MAINTAIN But there PRINT
TO which wish 10 CA, your attention; and may -
well discuss now unless your Honor intends IN SiJDurn
now. &C you intmated you would do. II will tAse
come time TO discuss Il, and before get through gill
show YOUR Honor Ittat the gentleman Vie her side
must take back the law which he laid down 70 the jury,
must take different position In relation 70
uainoer Of this cause.
Judge Russe adjourned the further hearing Of tbs
tll Monday at 10 O'Clock, when Mr.. Whiting will
his argument.