Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-11
The Elkton CMd.) Demo.

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Lee and the two Johnsanss flom Baltimore,
convicted beforethe Cecil Count Circuit Court
for q q fobbefy COMMITTED By them on Che firm
of General CddwaIhder, md the attack on Mr.
Murphy his 6yerseeF, in Hartford County judge
Price addressed The prisoners, in substance, Is
follows
''You have been found guilty, by jury of
your country, of too high offences against the
psl good znEtA4E
of the State, VIZ: burglary and larceny. You
banded yourselves together for crime, fof rob-
berry pllnder libeTately arTaBged
and fitted out, in the City of Baltimore, an ex-
petition to the country. for that Purpose; and
did, at -dead=honr attacll rol1-HpC-
pluOdeF theTetieeds lands ped6efuln abodefof Nj :
Murphy, worthy and unoffending citizen Of
Hartford County. For these Offences it IS nsGes.
Sary that you should be- punished, and 50ill-be
punished only because you deserve it,
also, as warning to Others.
/ regret that feel myself obliged by the
duty i owe to the community, to.speak to you
thus, and to iuppse upon you sentence which,
mo doubt, you will regard, and perhaps many
others undulY seHereEia Bot the time. has,
come Bhen,t thtnk, 4foFbearance to such asyou,
are ceases to be a-virtue; when etaEapl must
'6e made; when GtekP tdTy3 Pdhisd iskt must be
respFtetis tpSab 1eastiu the cases ofsno torious1
and habituala ofeDdeFs2 q And. bdolnot ihelieve
thatmcfef deserving subject for exemplar pun,
lshment can be found than y0ti are. although
young in years, you have the common reputa-
ton of being, WhatsI have no doubt you are, old
IN crime; habitually idle, vicious, and criminal;
living not as God intends man should live, by
the sweat of his brow but in idleness and vice.
and by ,pluudeting the hard earnings of tho
honest and industrious; thus dcfying the laWsof
God and man. In other words, IhAve no doubt
you are and have been for years. common
thieves, cotnnAonSrogues and robbers, and band- {
ed together for that purpose, Besides this, the
frequent instances in our community lust such,
crimes as you have committed, and the rapid
Increase of crime generally in our country, adj
monisheS US all that the criminal law ofthe land
must now be administered with strong hand,
and such criminals as you made to feek ats
pOtcer. Obedience to the last must be enforced.
Life and property, mans home and tireside, must
and shall b protected. ea
The Judgment of the Court is that for the
offences of which you have been convicted, you
be sent to the penitentiary and confined therein
for fourteen years and six months"
N s,sstg 14fsa
THE Philadslphia Pres, of Monday, has an
editorial article on the result late election
in Illinois. We have not room for the ,wholezt
article, morris necessary that we should pubs
lish siEentire The following concluding para
graphs contain the gist of what Forney has to
saysop this subject: .4s,35 asss -. ara
| But the oct. which stands out most consbicd.
ousytisBthe vote which the Administration. of
James Buchanan, backed by, an array of pat- 2
fonags.a ndlap amount of means never before
enlisted in any similar campaign, received in
Illinois! 6oeF too hundred and forty thou
sand 60tea thrGlon IN that State on zLesddy last
only three tkoas0lH1 Gsere given to- the Atzm1iuis
trGtton ticket! We turn from the reflections
which such sequel suggests, in mingled pity
and coutempt forfthe men who so deliberately
FNAFN FYFNRa - kn Il ~
Never 4asa agrogap tespot islR been so fear
fully Condemned Never hive sfaithless public
servants been so dignantly castigated
And 1T these three thousand office holders
and Offices that the yVsstti Jlsidn
calls The l2epost party Of; Illinois. The
Union is g tit s6i such d spafty.s 1t isga
specimen Of ictiafacte idocys hat, withthe
angry voice Of great Vest still lsoundingsin
its earSsthe: should continue to insist that
Judge Ponglas should be Spelled from the Dem
9cratic party. Even in that journal of Saturday
tlasha grave editorial appears teob jectof whichs
is to show that the distinguished leader of the
NorthernJ Democracy 4cahHoti remain in Sthe
Democratic parity Eis ~ aNt sq1a0s48
80 T+-F4---+&szz--l t5 $780, EsEEI
SnEswAstEoo SMART FOR THEM.-rhe N. y. 4
Post gives an. account of an adroit afFairswhich
occurred at Stewards. dry goods palace the
.9thsr day. The Post says an legantly dressed
woman entered and asked to see some shawls.
After asserting and comparing, she at length
made = selection, the price being Eve hundred
dollars lt Gracefully producing her portemon.
spnie, she rendered a two thousand dollar billin
payment. He tools,it Immediately 70 the CASH.
ier.5 who examined it carefully, and then, to,
make himself perfectly sure, sentia clerk out.
with liz to see an expert and obtain his opinion
Meanwhile the lady became very indignant, and.
Presented the affront which she said lad been
EputnponlhOr. She aWas.not alcharactcl, to re-
coive or pass off bad cpFrep and would never
come again to Stewards to any shonping.re,
Presently tue messenger returned with the intel
lfgenee dhRt5 the bill SaSgpad1 Sic caught it
tfrotnhimS declaring that she would not takethe
shawl Afterla little, while, however, she SEEM.
ed to relent, and saying that she had been 10 a
large number of snts, and that the
shawl the only ono suited her, she re-
marked that would take it, adding her de.
termination not to expose herself again to. 4.
similar affront The clerk mas profuse ih.apolo,
GIGS as he did up the article, aud the two,
thousand dollar bill was taksp by the cashier
and fifteen hundred dollars promptly paid back