Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

hearl noise IN tile Wool that struck th,
f,otstep of a-nin.s8 Starting, looked aboat, an,
shortly observed the underwood slakea and pres
emily open. a strange and singular figure steppe.
out before nrc--, nln clothed in grey fur with :
red cloak about his head lie looked cautiously a
bout him. "Nho are -you'' he exclaimed in
~ livc.' answered /. raising myself painfully.
"But it looks as though that would n0tbe long.
replied the stranger. -. Arc you worn do~n viii
! lrn"erl" lir1 gseeq vIaysiS -oJi
nodded my head in assent. "Ihcn perhaps
can help YOU, said the nam, approaching me; '.bu
tell. which way runs the road to SmolcBsks''' q.
1.-TWO hundred PAGES below this spot is the road,
said nechsnicallv.a 9iirfsi sf-t - N@i4+i~t i
/ Thank God, And how fuisit to the cityl"
"Iour hours trs,vel!' Ircplicd
| v.sAnv Cossacks ON the rsad D. tfsiSas al fe
mo; have seen nonc?'l e..frsW ~ 6
+, "Hcavenly Father. thou wilt yet ave me.--
Eiacuiating these wof.ls th, stranger snk upon Iii,
knees, raising his eyes g,a,lu,Iy upwards. u hide a
buulant tear; rollcd down his cheeks. Here my
good friend. IA p yourself" he said, after brie
I pause, holding out piece of bread to me: "thot
si,ast r,fresI,ed mc-Iwill irssrcsh tl,ce Partake
ami here is also something todrnk.' At tie ss.ms
time hc drew bottle of brandy out OF his bosom
and presented it to me. -. .-.s, p
; $50 then the end X not yet'' murncrcd 7, witt
enrDtion. Thanks To YOU, my friend; YOU are m,
pre>eyer.' .fmne 7fi lc geRi sdi 80.
/ !. "lnd thou art mine.'' sud he u q, r.frs1
..But from whence do YOU come, by ile way of the
saa (7'o be- C,nfinsed ia our N,srf, Eefil
1 ~ s--.-. ~->-~-4a aesra
! The Rescue Ca>c-yew Jnrys Ordered
Extraordinary Scenes in Jail.
i In the case the 0tsflin rescuefs. on
trial at Clcavclanl, the Judge. ON Monday
/ last decided that new jurors should be call
cd for the trial Of each defendant. The
first jury was composed entirely of Demo
Gratis. The following from the Cleayeland
! Hcrold explains how it was selected: '''s
1t may not be perfectly understood how
a"S;urck Jury" is selected, and how Il hop-
pcnet that every one of the Jurors in the
) case against Bushnell Was Democrat.
! In civil eases either party has right to
have "struck" or special jury. The de-
fendant. Bushnell, asked for a Struck Ju-
rv," and therenpon the e. S. Clerk and
Marshal selected forty names of men in the
! Northern District Among these maine,
were ten Republicans. Each party then
had right to strike out twelve of these
names They did SO; the District Attor-
ncy striking off ece,y Rcpuli;com. From
this striking process comes the name
"Struck Jury" That left sixteen Demo
Gratis to be summoned rs the inrors. from
which twelve were taken who formed the
jury spoken of. -.
The Hcruld also mentions the following
facts. in connection with these cases, as '.ut
terly objectionable. at variance with pro-
fcssional magnanimity. anil indicative Of an
intense malisnity towards the accused":
LIST. Let it Lc remembered that the Dis
trict Attorney, who had control oil the Grand
jury, allowed Mr.. Boynton, the father O.
the boy who had for $40 decoyel the negro
by living to him--into the hands of tn,
slavecatchcrs. to sit upon the Jmy thai
found the indictment against these men.
2l. Let it lie remembered that the Dis
trict ittorncy allowed United State
Deputy Marshal to DC one of the petit jury
that tried Bushnell.
Sd Let it be remembered that the Dis
trict Attorney. after Bunshcll had been
convicted, insisted that all tho other defend.
ants should be tried by the, same jury; a
Jury that had passed upon all the main
facts an their cases. ssgasss sss l-as -
The following from tho same paper is in
,licativc of the state ef popular sentiment
at ClcvcIanl: = sa'
The Jail on Saturday afternoon appeared
more Ikea fashionable place of resort than
a prison. Hundreds Of ladies' and gentle
men Of the highest standing called on the
Obcrlin prisoners, and left them but few
Intervals during the day and evening for
rest On all siics they were greeted with
assurances of sympathy and respect. min
gleI with severe comments on the extra
ordinary, conluct of District Attorney Bel
,lcn, in ordering their arrest in violation Of
all dcccncy and proPriety. ,.;a
On Sunday afternoon, according to
previous notice, Professor Psck. one Of the
Obeliin rescuers committed to jail TO await
frial, proceeded to address his brethren in
bonds and such Of the free as choose to
come. The hour appointed was half past
two o'clock, and at that time an immense
crowd hal gathered around the jail. The
extensive Jail yard was literally y packet with
human bodies; the space and street beyond
fille,l, every roof and she'd that afforded a
view of 1 lie preacher was ciowded, and the
win.ews OF the new Court House building
occupied. Alargc number ofladics were
in the crowd, in,a,llition to those admit
ted bythc Sheriff 10 theprivate apartments
Of the JAIL The crowd was of the highest
rcspcctability, and numbered between three
aill four thousand persons. .x.ss..s i :
-ss Professor Peck stood just in the door
way Of the Jail, and from that point con-
ducted the exercises, which he opened with
short prayer. The immcnsc congregation
then unitedin singing. after which an able
discourse was dcliserc,l from alatthew. tx,
y. ess,sies .ststsr.E ,ifts-eess'E - :
At conclusion. OF the sermon, n prayer
was offered, the ,loxoIegy sung. anil the
congregation dispersed. very nlany previ-
ousIy passing through the jail and shaking
hands with the prisoncrs.,ssrzrs - - sxs
The FOrI0ra Dem ocracy.--The Pcnnsyl.
vania Boilers. 80
From the New York Herald :
! The late State Cossvcniion of the anti