New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

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20 o. ,.ia s5,.a.t OF Noosy shi ssss. :. ~
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pr,E ries u I .pp,y The Il fr ,r.de "a Ssss.
R A. A. . sSsi ca Gi of h - s's sd MAJ. s: .. S.
pes thu obss esssi esin' ara reduce the prcsen, rst q
II u, us in time. o s,'ir .ho void
uro.siiy eonn,ad l.Tse P'I,sn srpSc1s M ao~S,s "a
hcr. dsra,ou would recy et !; 70 Be kspe<
hs, e Legaure VII .e ife iHorsnc. oi fepc.ns ~ a.s
ssr money they do 10 those enrsSd in Other ls~fs
d ca our stu,e book respected sHd entercA.
And should b. brought tcite yo1 saraacd oy m
,ih pi., crime seem. % h.v. srn .'esdy .:
,he increase city than w.ftO have ben e.etei
By & ';;e a.. Alto. on ss P. q ~ s~ssS,.ot
Ope's'ion al ibe. the dcsa est csrso, Be- produced Il
duty ',.hd. 10 oppoa ihs eaos,. S,Ass.
opSn g t Sf N hr.. y IS. Ss & ssa .efsSe ,ss 60
.ich coopers,ion this increase Of crime may b. cs.cIet
usy be welded esS Do much s~.iS Ssnss % Ssnsx
nS di'fep,&s & our court. " bon civil aud s,@inl rAs MORE
lire OF conduct sdOp,ed by the pres.
venting the commission OF crime and secondly ater Il. ees
msc Of ferTetug out and srres,nS The oacndct OF se.
or ,he other hard their effort, will be frsN not ssasI
BY the hsh,. 9fsoeI. Of the law Our police ecs Is totally
No sul, can be with blame attached 10 the pat
tic. Ssy and % uSs .aSs y
be expected the,r p'uy Of oumbers The city q Lon
SSn.on! SSn Ss Rs'gfN & u NwYoS has
whereas hsIe on, have when police fun some os
The sppo tn en-, Of nsny Of old mcrsS~ss Of
the e. nler MucpL ce to the Metropolitan Poce would b.
on. Of law The knOwiedse they have 'esard By ye.s
ma n.s.,rae hi. city. The ocsaPsoo .pSicean
hnolcdIe Of character to be obned only by year Of
| ou and study.
psS. and def1es on 81 may
be render them csPlOus sna hycreiesi In The
ms1 saSS SaeS S s S sns @ the sSndsT far
sT The dis,greemsts OF petit jres insufficient grounds
give hone end confidence TO kind. end ..e.
late The law and then calculate the chances o. escape b the S
to he rule. Of law Of being css in the sduI.on and
The prisoner should oe ,eted the merits ta shan
De granted through error on is part Aer the
prisoner then becomes tht duty 70 pas. sentence The
passing is the most difficult and unpe"snt duty of
II no discretion were him the statute had 6red
and dr6pd punhmen, for each crime and no stornsvs ws
pleasant hut not difficult The sutes howsysr, have not
fixed d. fined punishment but the contrary have cvcssS
Of this discretion that difficulty of this duty cOn.s,s hs
inference from the cSntsIns Of tn n % ,ss
ua NJ have convicted of grade of crime
The magnitude Of the particular ohene the frequency OF s
con m-.n the startling and alarming nature Of It, The so,e.
cedcnts Of the roner the ccumsnces 9nasf Nhlcs as
crime committed and the effect which Will be pocucea %
the prisoner By the punishment all be tssen into oonsdcr
sto according 70 the weight they may respectively nsv
particular the punishment Is TO o. mrssrd Sss
should be tempered with mercy but T. not sEays eyo
decide where mercy should end and Justice begin an
In some case. It should be exceedingly while In otheS
should be light but In all should be neither -
favor nor 20 Isht a. to csi reality premium or the
On and commission Of the HE or 9TH She, G crimes ~, u S r % .Ss:
difficult and srduoos duty Of any 50 perform Tue A mses hs
not sS1sS s' hs Count a S oS on al sps
censge This however will endesror 90 to perform 's
duties deyOyed it, that the other aids to prompt a s
fcn of criminal justice shall have no cause "
''yyp. ys s s S Ss oS%d Jury form important par.
criminal law without this Court poweres:
more ,ah twenty three or less tfan sixteen shall be
the G,snd Jury tales Se OF your Ramos anna 70 nnS Soa S %
appoint number elerk aud keep minutes o.
;ss @s %Se" The your
adviser and his duty stend when required oy you
i1 s1ns fhs You 'h yGe Uip Ies
being rs 6 S b. SSre yDs @ ss Of ns
ton r,Istissto sny matter eosDi,sbe you but District.
during the exp your opinions the giving Of your votes
ANY disclosure BY any of you Of the fact of Indictment
been found sS'. IN & s for % he, IN e m
for which person disclosing punished by
imprisonment You set hours for meeting sad
djouTDng but owing to the great amount q o9sneS 70 %
by would suggest that ISa s darns the sane
minister osths witnesseshe also excuse one Of your
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70. but YOU Will save the time yourselves aud the District
Attony from beirs taken up Of the cases
l OF SS ns'S for ydS to na
made you but you should least require such cyl.
dence produced would call for conviction
al the hands petit jury. You ,hould further than this
anything eices your suspicion that the charge may not
be ssiainabe, and require the sppessncs OF any witnesses
may be informed have reason TO npose have
any knowledge Of the matter and then the whole evidence,
| d, eide whether or the charge IL sustained.
finding Indictment although not In law cause or
presumns that has been guilty yet In the community At
large suspicion upon the person charged ard liable %
stain his character although he be acquitted on ts
be cautious and not by too hasy
action casting blight on one Of the, not
the important attributes OF man. reputation wiz
these gentlemen you will proceed to the discharge OF
duties 4, -.
The Grand Jury retired The Petit Jury dchased
until Tuedsy al II O'Clock n and the Court adjourned