The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

sumo the responsibilities Ct just course though
boar asaioss the person who sonay exercises jur
dcuoD in the very court which you empannelied
The complaint against JUICE ausse aod others made
before The Mayer by the proper parties on the IT'D May
kreW to be in regular progress he IN violation OF
proper course, made ire May Grand Jury and
backed BY the Gu pri's associated with him IN DIS offence
foesA'ed The complaint ano ioveptd grouuoass couu
ter charge. The result Of this procsedng TO per
pex the aspect OF the aud succeeded fer the May
Grand Jury net SHOWING its secret his ory took up tee
complaint OF Juge Russell, aud did nnish with his
until the day previous 70 the close OF their ,ng
and aborious session They then his Own showing,
unanimously discharged his CO np'apt, aud took vote
as have been infor ned-wbs,her they should pcceei
With the complaint against him which had arrived be-
fore them rns vote have also been informed resulted
IN tie OF eleven 10 eleven. further informed tna:
Sas the unanimous opinion Of the May Grand Jury,
tiu,opy OF bis Witnesses tbas loudly called
! prosecu'ion and punishment but tina: the brief time
LETT them aod go The unpleasant duty required TO pre-
selt Ga soer TO whom they were to make their report
rendered more advisable that the should 60
20 another Grand Jury On that state Of tbs affair
believe that you wi Hod 10 the examination OF It that
al outrage has been perpetrated sgasA common rso,
wncn every gent enaa VINO takes pride Ia The city aad
lees respect for The lass las 40 interest TO condemn
do not fssr gentemsn that the station occupied oy
Juofe Russell viii make you hesitate in administering
due reprobson Of bis acts his acts be bad In the
Of tae law he liz at most ciaxso and when he steps
from the bench flied with the vicious purpose to assa
as amenab!e 10 the action OF the law the aud
experienced persons, who, fof similar assaults and
RACES he hss lime aud again consigned to the cells and
chains OF the Stats prison fer ten twenty and forty
yesra.
Rely ing that natural sentiment Of Justice which ac-
tnsses every VOL regulated and intelligent American
mind Am, gentlemen, yours very resoectully
GEORGE WILKES, 34S Broadway.
p S-The sltev:ts and other papers in tbs case are
the hands OF The Clerk Of the Court OF sessions
who ~il deliver them to your messenger Whenever you
The CONCLUSION is very much like tia. of Sawdy book
wb:h has appended TO moral from the Eogsh Read
that tos letter which brought tns subsc. to the nc
tce Of the Grand Jury. But is toat aig No.
LIST OF WITNESSES, ETC.
Accompanying II and in The same handwriting, is q
brief snc extract from a ne wspsper. II Is headc1
WITNESSES AGAINST A d RUSSELL, EDWARD
OsHERs, IN The MATER OF TIE RioT AT THE ACADEMY
Recorder Barnard, Mayor relnano, Samuel Brew bort;
aid 70 Superintendent OF Police, Sheriff VIII ett witnesses
TO pescebe intenions of Wilkes and Dsrce 10 visiting
the Academy. Recorder is also wituess Russell inea
ZION to conhne Wilkes and Darce IN station house with
Here the prosecutor would even drag your Honor into
the matter as to convey to the Grand Jury the ises
that the feud which has been sought be kept alive be-
tween the Recorder ana City Jucge the cree
ton OF the latter office Still; existed Ia the game OF one
and my worthy client for years. icsclam aoy idea
as that be would be witness against Judge Russell ex
cep' in regular way Then here is the proaunciamento
Thomas 5. Hanblip the witness who served on the pro
prietor the following letter and notice.
OFFICE or PosrER's spIRIr,
Mr. B,n * s! my
The The %.'c.i reporter 81 Pors Spirit q Re Times III ords,
his opipcn Of Il for The arovs named pspsr We Vii
s BE s q. wSS We S 81 -
attached 70 Porters Spirit when visiting theatres and
Who viii viii be mr. pas
are swsre hss for long period acted he
ssr what happened i. no prrson may psr
Editor OF for.ers Spin. Of the hs'f Times
THE WARRANT.
Then be gives the form OF warrant
Form OF warrant granted by Russell above peaceful
notice
Where's complaint cath has made before The uu.
ulmsn th,t one John psrc,e has been the habit OF
4. :ssssa &c q ss ;%s .pf
Guilty, and rio 81 IA To interrupt his business &C.
WITNESSES TO GOOD BEHAVIOR
Then como the witnesses to the peaceful conduct OF
Witnesses to the peaceful entrance Of Wilkes and
Dsrce and OF the sudden and unprovoke1 and roous
sanlt committed upon them by Russell aud o,hsrs eorge
wilkes, John Darce, Ralph Patterson, Policeman wm g.
Elder, DO John Williams, ido Lewis De Angels, Untsd
siaes Deputy Marshai; VIM. NJ Tweed Supervisor; John
Clancy, President Of Beard Of Aldermen; Hon. John
Wheeler, ex NJ C. "A Phillips, ex Judge Marine Court
These the gentlemen who interfered protect Mr.
Wilkes from the rotous assarlt Of Russell Mailoy. &c
Witnesses Russels vioeIt conduc, and excla
uons:-Eamard J. Blansmsn, is.ysri vivian hoo irie,
bowling, Captain sixth ward henry Brent artist and
authors fellow who attempted 90 CO emit suicide aud
who N wasa great PITY Old not succeed samuel O. JolDe.
eeser in musca Instruments John L)rd Clerk in District
Attorney 3 Office.
Witnesses who sac wilkes and D.rce pc.s through
Fourteenth street alone 20 the Academy joel,
merchant hoseiy Levy, jsnitor.
Now. who ever doubled tina, these gentlemen would
have 70 tbs Academy pea ,efuly taken their
peacefully aud remained quiet ul the for dstur.
bance camel Then comes tue auxiliary evidence.
Witnesses as to Mr. Dsrcss uniformly quic, and deco
rcus deportmen. Whenever visiting the Academy Geo.
Bancroft bist,ran; Nathaniel Wolfe and = Colt, stock
boders IN the Academy Henry Sey reporter Daily
7tm.s: Richard Gran, White, reporter Couricr and ma
qlare; VIM q. Fry, reporter Tribune Chas. Burxhsrdt
the HERALD; underhii, reporter Titne; Max Msrcfzek
mprsso ana leader Count de stauk9viich, husband 70
" H. Payne ssocsholder N Academy, and numerous.
Others.
WILKES TO rILMAT.
And npsly comsB wilkes letter 70 Tlimau.
Letter seat to Uman by Mr. Wilkes. eight days previ.
GUS 10 the notice MI Dsrce ,ud the Academy
OFFICE or fos srs 1s ss,n aS or re- u ls
g 1cs sa JONI .s
drsac reporter Of Torfer' ss from the public per
ss1s
Ny sssw-r . iss send Mr.. srre TO the Academy and
oher pAc Of public ens,,siusn, no, jobs Dsrce be,
s iH SO ss he sss and
While 10 siendsp n such p.ees be pe,sonA ehs.oeris
Were edsrs submit 70 any o.scr rule and msns
We sG 81 & .s
%s s AZ nome, ssys 1s s%s e., ,9ne f! oon 1sr
cse VIII uin your arbitrary and nvcioss exclusion Of Nj
We cent him to the Academy reprer. dre,.
S s 70 DC cr sS % gs Ss b, css and
oiudeo. aud dad deem ~ur tbe while 70 scqualnt
with the ris for THIS ind
/ recress and we expect " get by lA~
see nothing IN The charges You make agenn Mr. Dsrcie
that he EASILY Alned and matters ala
whether he vaa The original rouces;ouen Of the
LOucon Era, sI &C fad aim 70 bser writer han the
person who Ia. charge Of that department IN the Indicated
London journal
Moreover nv personal Mr. Darce been
entirely IN hs favor hsve always fouad hm 70 be quiet
vel hammered. self refpestng gentleman and. not ~iih
ssporg uhsty ssy Of Character have yet 10 hear the
fret spest IA % him
am fee 70 admit however tina, any evidence can bs
Furnished that he hss s-ied corfupiiy while n
poy violated the deccrum due respectable place
public euiertsiument. be viii dismissed
connection 9Th he Spirit More than ths have
except that desire that sc;ustef IN
the taking By persoD.l snmosty but
simpiy desire Wind rights ~ tbs paper
On and " establish The prncpe that ei,ors have the
privilege q admission fer licensed 90 pubic
enierainmeni az all other members n the community
/ Yours &C GRO. WILKES
Editor Of rorter's spirit OF he Times.
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