Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
VOLUME 25, NO. 33.

Hammered. looking toward me.
Witness. !" said I. eli YOU will tell all
Won know abou, Judge G, who is FAR
h.,,o, .ne ,h., vou.u
"IoLnowno,hin,-about Judge c."
h, .,,mm,,.a "I never saw him until thi.
J,vn
:. .Liar,"I .bou,.d ,or,et,inr nv Official
di,,i,v IN NV ,,,e a, hi. f,lsebood. " las,
nigb, Won and no were together exchanging
mo,,v and in hi, presenee YOU concealed
Won, .good, I'm your boots
Immediately bs stood nm in an attitude Of
dss,n,.-,bon "a, dows-b,lr ro., arain;
TUNED rcl and then ,,l.. vbilo buc. drop.
,r.voa, stood On nj, face
Uo saw h. WA. nv some mean. eorncrod
,rI in n moment recovering himself. an-
.w,r,J .Iwill b, n ,-,,.so-,bo king /.
ruil,ier ,banI"
have no, .paec for hi,.tory: but iu
amount was. that long bslorc the Judge Re-.
moved TO the wc.. they had been e9nfcder.
ates at the East in circulating counterfeit
money while horsojockoyins. They wcrl
connected with a well organized and secret
band. The leader, vero the manufacturers
AMI bankers Of the DOODLE" Midllomcn
bought il and dispensed il to tho underling.
who purchased it at a discount Of fifty cents,
TO pass it Oh at par. As fast as tho last
counterfeit was discovered, new one was
made. Judge c, while upon tho
bench, was able 10 he a. moral aud severe
as he pleased with the undcrlins classes.
who meyer know the hauns and ways and
complnion,hips Of those above them. But
the man whose trial was for that day, and
Tor whom Judge c hal Interested,
happened 10 be one Of the upper class, and
hence the necessity Of tho action.
"It is time now To $40 10 the Judge"
said I, turning TO the Grand Juynen, who
werc pctrifcd At tho tale they had just
heard.
n, ono answered.
~ will 20 aud prepare him for your ac-
ton" next SAID; " for to indie, him in
his own court, while he j. On the bench,
will b5 a scandal upon justice.
A. entered the the courtroom he was
announcing tho noon recess. There was a
little room oG, containing fcw law book,
ani hither | followed him.
"Juis,," .id and nay yoics trom.
Ll,I liko tho voice of a man under s,,cro
arue. - terribly was I wrough. up by tho
excitement of tho morning, accusation ani
confession: "Jadso, | have very, very bad
news for YOU! 90
"For mcr' said he. with thoutmo,t non.
chalancr, notwithstanding. tho pcculnriy
and mastery Of my manner.
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knee, I, and fro. after Lur.ting with 400.
nv.
These ar, some Of the ebe.rt.harrowinr in.
coher,ne,e. which can now remember over
All the dreadful scene, that followed.
I r,i.eI him from the a,or and nlaed
him in n chair. and then said. &" Alas!
Judge G your appeals to me are too
late. Your confederate has told all. and
the Grand Jury have taken hls testimony.
Ills eyeballs glared at me like those Of
maniac Then. As IL wrun, by somo won.