Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-17

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unique and'ofig nal !, but .ttiis last Caps the
climax. YesteldSSYo q t0n Bauiei Dom
GEan vas egopgbt gR exampatiQn st the
assault and battery OR-Policeman O'Mare,
who had arrested ppeIof. .hjsb n penoyAn,sl
boys for some snRBqsed, ottepsa, on the 9TH
, Of Jplgak THE lad who, -bg the aWayo Alln6
healthy, and was much fri Figbteped at, beng
arrested, was taken 10 q hoiise near by,
. When Ills fatAef came, -!tnd-boiiie excited,e
gsyatbe p9liGesRaps q tpAS9e blasRipg kppaO
iSi SaS tS9 SfJ| Il NIL fi6t % asliSsfed9i HeRsal
ih turn arrested, and the case caniasHp
as stAtertTT Having gTdemandedRiarV tTialit
, was found 6nltRe eali tlabl none were 20 be
, had outside ofSh1fcOterieS Of lawyers, wbO
had assembled for the purpose Of abusing II
eaS1 others reliepitss, There Was no alter
native, The case must come of, and the :.
Deputy iBIa ckst6hes owefG mustered siBt0j
, the4iuIyi iibox,Is sW6rn toiffwella and tnply7a
tfyand TRUE ueliYerLnee, make etc+daRdIi
fafit becainte evideht that tiIesfe Wefe bfeaGev
ers ahead, and long before the first witieesan
, YaSraietedItheGiI jury following outi thelq
ihpulsess teOk Possession Of tbereon prQsblb
ecution and defe Sc. Having badgered the ~
! witness ideas Of the case into 'i1eo1npre-N
, hensfbilityg gand bewiIdeted The bistlcewith
more legal constructions than were eyer
crowded between the lids ofcompiled laws,
they commenced, naturally enough, a quar-
rel among hemselves.-Forgetting that
, they were impartial judges, and hOt,Douna
selors, they .submitted arguments that were
all their own, and some that were
do
Court for pTUtecti0nN wbilei otheTs,7der
: MED the motion. The Court, however,
had wilted, and no wonder, if0r asnch
a BabelWas never before heard within the
walls of Justice, and maintaiEed a comp0l-
sDfy siieHee The Jury called the witness
! ses, and elected their evidence qAtil liat,1
, length n99. more, more, could be found in the
coutt-roofh.D The defeu1ant's hair sto5d oh
end at Observation-Disclosures scene an6ef fentheos
reporters we're aStoniSpedyy The Prosecute
ing Attorney attempted to sum up tic
facts, but gave it up afer telling 'themO
their duty. 0 The defendants e9uAselsTiea
to be heard, but hes too, subsided. The.
jury were then directed toretire for deffb-N'
I Grafton, biit reflisedLto euterthe jurgrpoonI
j and proceedeAgegt in9oftAs. fresh air ipthelr
courtyard, where they distributed them
selve mi a eife1e oohi tlieswardJ @fdJcOmA
menced to deliberate" by what nleahsI
they Attempted to arrive at a conclusion
. cannot exactly be stated. but after ballot
ing for some time, it was found otfiat as 81
many were in, favor Of q verdict for yPga7
my as assault and battery. One or the
! good and true" produced from coat-talIal
, pocket a51patron' s. prayer-book,p gndB
game at ''cut-throat" eucher was ,com5
menced, three on a side. This produced d
> DISAGREEMENT aslto tiielruieS OF the game.
D Draw p0kef9 was 1tried,,' but the hands n,
4 wouldn't fill, on account of the size of one ~
=, Of the jurymen's boot leg. Dice were go
tiled, bat thyyNHre0 fund to be 9lDadeds
One half tookla Tyalk1 aer9ss The street,i
cnsion dno 6n0 GSSsF 6a Rs ft& f2f & E.
=, toHfiT .t0obeuwoEse mfIthSn byefauA pic9
tUeESGyas tried With. the same ogeSultpr rNAn,sT
! hour thus passed, when at length they an
: nounced that they had agreed. They re-i'
i, tpfned9to the couTtsreomJ whore ithefDres
man annoHneedi that they bad made - A
compromise, by agreeing to be discharged
along with the defendant, but guilty as tom
, the niaRiwhO sold then lageroEAI verdict
, Was entered laecQrdi1gly, and the, ,c0gTt,g
having recuperated, ordered an entry to be, :.
made, never to- lefhpafftief another Jury ofDts
D 0layyefs. .7sDafOitt ttFeeaERrssss .hJA sdt 10
D 10 gnii5Trd 5d7 20 B5IlI1 grow a5lbsl
p THE report that Ex-Governor Dennison
has resigned the Office of Postmaster Gem
. erat isp propably q correohn aAIr.dD dDsHuisOfi'
was agen tlemaulike e1apdreultiEated imagasv
and, in some particulars good eXeentiYe.tI
officer; buthe did not possess that boldness,
I enerly ,Isalf4relianee reqnlsitetoIt props
) er- pGfermsHeeIlofo the duties of hisT0
position, and hence the inefiiciency of the,
mail arrangement, at many points, wasa-f
matter oof Spublic annoyance, dsHiH6OnA
D trqyersles with TailT9ad managers LED tota a
, resort to the old coach and wagon transports
alton of thirty or forty years ago; mail "
bags instead acknowledgement theTla9d
along the roads at the speed of mud ttir- ).
tle He was afraid of lightning rapidityus
and trembled atgthe vibration OF, q tslsT
material ih IN lis com cco5m1position 81 @ for tbis iastni
age, and therefore RI iDennfson win fiidio3
hihselffmoEs5 'atahomeis in Ohio gthaaka
1 1s z pJiiti5iSn 5 Rs was SOt abreast 81 4hsd'
times. He was too complaisant. His ap2ia
pOiHtme end his sletteFSi1dieated gisl9T
: ing to, ,impQrtpnityi rather lthapI q coE9pIis
ance with stern duty or an observhtce Of ~
consistency. A smile for the PfesldeAVoj
andaAod fo5 the Radicals We aettSQf paTtT
cotid;hdtftndef satls lsfactSry to both sities. .se
, That the President has. beehpe exttemelyboI
, fprbeari1g toward him asa public, officer
and political associate Is apparent, aud
now that tie gentleman Has thought pf0pGhd
er to surrender his commission dye do ynOtd3
thiRkI the fact, ,eens grieye the Executive, Or
prove calamity TO the country BoStoh =,
Post. tnoll n001ni Xi9tsi ssW i9ons19inoO
7bytiid baB nogsw
IOwa Delegates to- the 4 RhiIadeE7
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