New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09

dsr his aartien in Court that tie system Of Slav.
"ery i Illogical and absurd The newspaper,
which reject The general feeling, have paid cosnpE-
men,s TO "the Boston lawyer" with great freedom.
The SyrR Of Jegerson Of this week has two articles
about him, which send you, that you may see the
snirt in which southern journalism is conducted. This
il the frst:
.sNr. George Sennoji Of Boston, Mass, l. a Of
rarts-uhvsically speaking ct any raieand has made
decided sensation in orr community; indeed, he y
he lion of the town. John Brown, and Stevens, and
Cook and the two darkies Green and Copeland, have
eli been thrown into the shade by the huger proper
ors of this Boston lawyer Mr. George Sennou; their
diminished heads hid put entirely oui OF sight, and
their put out of JOINT by me appearances oil tns
I.ys Of Boston lawyers. We are glad OF al his We
are glad that the modern Athens has had compassion
on our people and sent something entirely new an-
der the sun. We were almost done Brown, and began
10 weary and tire for the want OF something iresn 10
feed our palling appetiies upon. Boston, we bow 70
YOU and give YOU our dexter ! q. Grasp i well and
heartily Old Boston, and shake 1t long, either IN tho
handle mode, or the giga-re-gig style, or ooh
" Mr. George Sennott bias come 70 us upon mission
of great beness and his size 80 far as latitude Is con
eerped shows him fully up the immortal standard Of
enyoys extraordinary. He has come to defend John
Brown and his associates, and he means 70 DO H. IN
luckily for him-accorng 70 our apprehension not his
John Brown and Coppc had already been tired and
found guilty and far they TO be considered,
Mr. George Sennott viii have TO defend them before
some other tribunal than the Circuit Court OF Jefferson.
But Mr.. George s. has chance NJ Shields Green--a
regular out-and-0ut arcoOred darkey ana ne Is dong
his for the said Shields. lie has figured largely
in this Green case which, TO quote his own eloquent
words, be has the honor 10 defend Birds OF
feather you know, will flock together. lie spread
himsaf-and everybody knows that he was big enough
already-he spread himself, blew his fuzzy guzzy, aud
let miscellaneous things rip generally. He was CRATE
full oh how grateful 10 the Bench 90 the Bar 10 the
Jury, TO the citizens and soldiers for the blessed pm.
L 80, dark night xylrbOut
being molesied for having been treated with respect
without the necessity of demanding IT. ana ne VIII do
all in his power during his stay among us, TO repay
this great debt OF gratitude he u.s. by showing US
that he has some knowledge of his profession, an at
torney of the Supreme Court of Massachusetts and is
bound 10 defend his honored Client Green, with the
most consummate knowledge of what he is about"
And here is the second:
ION Thursday morning, when the Court was
opened who should appear the champion OF Shields
Green Not the veritabe Doesticks himself, but his
old friend and companion, the celebrated DamphooL
He was very careful to inform the Court and the
crowd that he was volunteer but regularly feed
counsel but by whom employed he did say Since his
arrival in the town. he had been treated with che high
est respect and that too without any demand upon hs
part-Of course he should have demanded 1t, II had
not been otherwise accorded him. During the day his
ups and downs were source of annoyance to the
Court but greater OF amusement TO the little
boys in the Courtroom. His GROWING performance
was when he tried 10 give expression TO his sympa-
thetc tenderness for the defenseess and at present az
fri GIFTED condition of the women and children OF this
section of Virginia. He wept and oh such weep
ing If Mrs. Beecher Stowe had been there, modesty
must have compelled her TO take a back seat
NAV please the Cour-(a deep sgh)I fee(aises hs
handkechefto his eyesthat can scarcely give ex-too.
and his cheekpession % my ee-
ng when e(here he weeps prousey and asks the Count
10 excuse weakness which Of she Court does
Der the condition OF the aud children Of th-there 10
gives again. and out Justify that he IL at once chris
tened the weeping lawyerl
And this was pretty much the character OF his pro-
eeedines during the day When he is out of Boston,
we presume ager-beer has an opportunity TO accumu-
late"