St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-16
THE VERDICT AGAINST MURRA

Werrinted ycstsrday some account a ]
trial 10 Green couaty, in which oae: Albert
| W pairie, u farmer. drought suit .ssins.
I Marshal. Murray = fur Illegal arrest, = su,i
obtained \ verdict. with damages TO the
amount OF ,Iins shousanl dollars , H-rsh.
facts are correctly as.at.si:Tis tiis suDouai
which We reprinted from .,he Albany A.ias
and Argus the dscisi N, il just uGHry =
1t Is 'assern.dztEar .Pstrieeusss arrested
by an agent of the Mnrshsl. 1'witbnae ieg.l
process, aud was 1cou6nediu Fort Lafay-
cite, after being kept for III week Il, tbs
film street prison, that his {, ien'ls snade sp-
| plicatisi1 TO bail him out, but Hers unable
to do so;1 aud 6uak y.--itis is the moss ex-
trasrliuary part of the stOfy---that Murray
told Patrie that ''no persob could be ID
iany service 20 him rep, a certain law ger,
whom ne named aud offered to sesd b hi n
e-1one B4ehe. called Juige B.cbs. That
person accordingly came to soc him. aud
offered 10 obtain consent that he be bsiled
and 10 prepare his sboul. for one hundred
& it,. H.: ..,--- III ea.ss n a, =,
"a charge for drawinga bail bond, slsl
offered all the money he had lwishs him,
{ viz: twenty-five dollars. which vas inaii y
accepted. 4 illboni vas ;hcs executed
| by two of Mr.. Patriefs friends resid;uk in
New York, aud he WIS pcr.ni.tsd to rctura
home" . .lau ,'r54..4. - ,,
Arbitrary arresss' are hassrdous expe-
.riincnts. Pie cuurts arc open, aud where
men feel tina, Injustice. Ina. beena done them
they are very apt 10 seek---1pd q,ite Ger.
tain. We believe. to .obtsin = jastics froa,
them. Mr.. Patrie has done much more
sensible act than if he had gnt,e hume.
and, f5ilowing the advice 81 c,.rtsin cop.
perhead journals. attempted TO stir up q
riot Riot:ng does NOT right wfong,- and
those Journals and speakers who have 90
often in critical moments, eounsIlied.
openly or covertiy, resist snce 10 the a.
thorities. and who have, on several occa
sions, succeeded 10 exciting the'least incl
ligent part of the community 10 r;o.ous
demonstrations. would have scted mach
more wisely had they advised al, to obey
the law. and to appeal tn the lag for pro.
lection. or for damages il protection a IN
any Instance withheld. az u q
t. ~ t-i.' = ----..--s :. 4is.afs 2 L.
THs otoras OF 1xs Corxriss -Aiih
Gen. Berry announces thst uutler the cal,
Of the Governor Of Maryland Tor the one
hundred days men the QUOTAS Of the se.y-
eral Counties tio. be drafted as sootias ,h.
drawing in Baltimore IL com pI stsd1.rs A.
follows: Allegahy IS. Anne hfandel Ii
Baltimore 1Gl. Calvert 10, Caroline q.
Carroll 8B. Cecil 80, Cl,4rles24 DIR.
chester 49, Frederick f33. Hartford Il
Hnwar1 81. Kent BIZ Mont ao,ocrv a. 1
Prince Gsorge's II. Queen Anne's 81 !
SOMERSET ~. St. Mays %, Talbot 3,
Washington 2io.,' Worcester Sc. ~ 81,
Too .BAD.-Mr. James Weir, a gentle
man iWbo was. pablished ~ . Republicans
elecior By o rscsnsi gaiheripg of Keniucky-
Radicals. writes note to the IsauiwiIlo
.JsvsGt, in which he says: 1T 10 too
Dad for . fellow to be bedayillsd for three
years NTH war. gusrillas. aad 50 fortb.
aad. then. 10 his old age. so be published
a. a Rspsbliean electoE." ct
You have aavety striking souptenasee.
a the donkey said 10 the elephant When he
bit rim = the back viii iIs tuuk. 4