Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

From the result Of the election IN Plymouth
It will he seen that the individual selected for
the Office Of Constable was made the recipient
Of a compliment which, though fully apprecla-
ted Ivy him, he Is conscious is not quite deserv-
ed lie discluims to arrogate to himself all
those virtues he Is thus made the exponent Of
aud which are the bane Of the creatures who
planned the indignity desigued though II Is his
constant aim to mark path FOR himself far a.
side from that followed by the bevy Of loaf, re-,
whiskey-bloais, paupers and idiots. who IN this
instance compose his whole constituency. II is
now fully proved that a man can be elected to
any township Office In Plymouth, without re-
ceiving one respectable ballot and still leave
dozen or two of the same sort for the aspiring
youugings Of the tribe.
Those who seek IN this case TO turn concerns
of importance to farce. may sometime find
their farce resulting in reality--for which they
are all unprepared
Though thus summary rushed within the
p pile Of the great national party there is still a
lack of Democratic sensation, on lhs part OF
ment Of the hahitual contempt he entertans to-
wards the moral aud political antipodes, who
have succeeded in thus kidnapping him. c.
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CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-1'he Grand Jury
presented the following bills of indictment, for
which we draw Oh our neighbor the Reporter
and 2 Against Lorenzo Mallory, for horse
stealing and shooting with intent to murder
Mallory has escaped from Jail twice, aud now
has four indictments against him, and will '"go
down" this time unless he gets away.
Frederick UdeH, Franklin UdeH. George
UdeA, Washiagtoa Bdtlou, John Wetmore and
addison Beaeh-Riot. This is the DR.. Rich
mond tar-and-hay-seed case.
4 Jerome T'ihaH, for destroying promissory
note.
5 George Marin for assault and battery.
6 James Burt and Colmdn Mclaughlin for
assault with intent to murder. These are thu
men that pitched into" Dr.. Leslie, Of Cherry
Valley.
.4drastns Clemens, for keeping rooms wher,
Intoxicating liquors are sold in violation of law
s Caivin EitceH for burglary.
9 Ch0uncey u. BrOrn, for forgery.
The following civil Jury cases have beer
disposed of
RusscL Beck.pith Us. .4ianson HtH-S'cond
trial-on promissory note. Verdict for de-
fendant.
Seiden ". Moore Us Major A CampJeii-l
jury was callel in this case and testimony offer
ell, hut pending the trial the parties settled
Joseph HjlsOn Us. Dolph f. Doiph-This cas-
occupied Satur 'ay, aud the testimony of tn
plaintiff was given to the Jury, when Court at
journed until Tuesday.
The following persons were admitted to citi
zenship:
Charles Rutter. native of England FredericI
Zeile, native of Wurtemhurg. Barnard Donna
ly, native Of Ireland all residents of Ashlabuli
BOARD OF EDUcArloN two vacancit
occurring this year in the Board of EincatiC
d by the expiration of the terms of LEANDF
d HALL, and II FAssETT. were filed by the r
A. election of those gentlemen. The officers
y the Board are: II Fnssctt. President; A.
" Hubbard, Clerk; Stephen Hall, Treasurer.
l. Frank Leslie for April. and Petersons NJ
&c iionat for May, have both been received Bot
u good, each in its way.
The OBERLrS REsCUERs, who disregarded Il
peace aud dignity of Uncle Samuel by di
It regarding the provisions Of the Fugitive Sla'
'I Law in reScuing the boy John, at Welingto
S. some time since, are on their trial at Cley
'e land. Much interest is manifested by the crov
e in attendance Two witnesses have. been {
e anlinrd, and much forensic vigilance and abiIi
IS i brought to hear upon the case