The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20
TIE LOTTERY rMsCY QUESTION.

The LOTTERY Policy QUESTION.
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Samuel Dicherson and Marcus Ctcer, Stanley
Held II BAM for Alleged Violation OF the
Lottery Laws.
The case Of the people against Samuel Dckerson, which
wss adjourned TIL Friday called by the Recorder
yes>erdaykr Smith, appearing for the defendant, who
arrested for being engaged in the lottery poiy bus
ness complaint Of The celebrated Marcus C. SAney,
Who, viii be seen, examined 4 similar charge In
y subsequent part Of the day.
Ar Smith moved for adjournment Of the In con-
sequence Of ndhpoehion and press Of other important
b1siness.
CUunsel for he complainant opposed tho motion, and
hoped that would be finally disposed Of at that tine
The Recorder sad that As far ~ he concerDed ho
wsujd agree adjournment for the convenience Of
sC sell bat the motion opposed AMI as Il ~ss his
ienton 70 dispose of all the lottery cases before the
April OF the Grand jury he drected the case TO
goo1. &.t at., =.
Mr. smih then sail, that masmuch Che Recorder ha
decoed adversely al the points which no seok woSl
- wGs;e OF time 70 further testimony. BE toere
suse, under tue circumstance, waived an examination
apd saed Recorder 70 nx the bail TOR his appearance
70 sas~er an indictment by the Grand Jury. Hs Honor
A.ed he amount of bail al $780, which was gwen, and Mr.
During discussion on the sxiDg Of day for the hear
As oS . charge pencinS against man named Baldwin,
who wss arrested Tor selling policy tickets
The Recorder SAID that he strongly Of the opinion
that unsess the prgeG themselves described with
sxracy and The paoe whore the drawing VIII take place
mentioned, the printing " Numbers NOT sufficient
10 hold the parry.
HIS Honor ntims ed that the papers in the Thompson
sass, another pr,cy man nsa been sarrepaousiy ds
put INTO the hands OF the ocer 70 bring the accused be
fore him. but TO that time had not besn done Heex
pressed his determination 70 ferret CCt the matter
nARcCs C. srANIKY's CASE.
Al O'Clock the case OF the people against Sslntey,
with hAsn aOed In bus
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W~~oec oy oumoef Oh men in'ereSted N tnc Os'efy
b7stness seemed take great interest in the
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h. toiaes naoVec An rnment o te case VII non
ssy Ana 80 oemg nNo uAsk 1".os =. rusy w.s assoo
gave differences Of opinion between counsel and their
eeens wish feserenoe 70 tne manner y. waen us eANh
son sax ena % conino,eo, ma va IeIelence 70 Low
hOs stAJ De ProlonteI rhe dihelehces on tne part
counsel were Toiessonai and ON tne par o A SIAN
tes Of generosity The issue esensei IN tos eAse sad
d the Court sue between certain parties c,nnec.ed
vhh foreign iottey - ana the dstepdsnt S,ney' The
question arose on hr asnieys part whs'neY pursuing
vndesory course on bis part ho should strike on other
Da'ces VINO might Do engaged ID ue fotery ousi
s,oS..,,sps, Suty. shou,i be restrained IN Their
coarse OF eIaninanon Mr 6faay was engaged
an important cause And desired postPonement cf toe
nscrvew With him AZ 10 the questions OF difference and
TIE N erefss Of Mr. ssniey demanded Ma Mr. hoSren
evident intention 70 crush Stanley, ss the proceedings
Aeid neore the t.ecoraer clesry shoEea he was com
psea 70 pc present Sa PrsV & oo a.ops SONS sosnye
.. There another coyen foot in this prosecution.
M Hosehkss, who WAS put forward az prosecutor, was
mythical and his Rouos otcers were unable TO and his
whereabouts II Was remarkable fact that counsel on
oe other side was Always opposed 70 Mr. saney and no
had been strenuous efforts MADE 70 crush sshey and
ocunsei Mereiore asNeo ss sAe' o' j0s''e .naa 'ne
The Recorder SsSed 70 correct MI Holmes, by Stating
Nat as lar ss ne one Eecorder) vas consenea no mat
Ger who stood oehd the curtsn too utmost irnas ana
ooarsesy bad been extended w Saniey
Mr.. smith replied in a long and forcible speech, op
pcsug the met'on lie SAID that 70 far ~ be was COZ
sssnet he would willingly consent 70 an adjournment but
he ives n he hAods o ms sients WHO were pItculAy
aesroos 70 have the case detrmmea ~ once me Meu
oest OF he opposite COUNSEL sad NJ snn Was woetner
No Oout shall bod partses VINO are vontng tne ana
~heh ssAnley vas aware or or wnsner nv hooor sso1a
VI them continue 70 vo'sc tne h~ cr DC exposed "
ansey laid any claims 70 respcctabsy ws nis duty TO
pat The cosrt possession OF ises st wona esn gu,y
parties 70 justice. SANKEY'S counsel was willing that the
STos ,housd De made, ous no bousn' was oeuor uss
Seee rarSes sooa1o oos pe ealoesn as my Sers no
ene,eeo soowng me ,seHes VI ~ Stcy aneno'v,o NJ
- hem 20 10 reply 70 the ohAfso ot persecuon hr
smith saic TIA: Il hberaiy was ever extended 70 man
cnayed Win 1Ime-even 70 paniSi ehsen.Sn Sss 70
nAa'sy. hs nono, Eo1is NOV s, nnyo wSsn s,on, - 49,
asksa bs hsd ever bssn imprisoned and put upon the
sos answer such questons- he tthe speaker)
believed as' snopsen. sssps we're nov eeae ~ea s 70
wing SAniey " ccnogn punisnmsn', Nncn nc 70 rcnp
deserved he wanted tho Court 70 pass upon the 'es
nOny rrcduced by The prosecutor ana the asienosns
v~s guilty 70 send the case before M Grand Jery n-
orne ereeps for ne purposes o poh' gooo were rom
The ornest ages looked upon rs tne most ioAinsome
vre:ohes n The community ny sintn ssd mai ne ~ouh
use AL ne energies 70 pring stanley p Jusuoe.
ny Holmes relonci Anuinmg nT he counsci VIZ.
bod addressed MS Honor insuieu MN ~hep ne turned
Mis- tribunal ipso an nau.slton s'Aniey wH pursued oy
ensIliee and AZ oompehen W oIIy Atub on hm PoIbo.
Dd the counsel wish TO place the accused party ~ nm
nqrstor, Tor me purpose of wrcncnng out o. NJ mlna
krowisdge winch he possessed Mr. hoies aufneu tps'
6s ssue was between the eeofgis Query anh marcus Y.
ktaniey. VINO wss tns geuuemsns cbenlf IssnVe
nom pe justice he has INVOKED We cal Tor the prose
erSof, AID ne cannot Dc found . . -
Recorder foimef