Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-14

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of conscience, and disposition generally,
must be adapted to the calling selected
The Juggler is there successful
The need of praise is wrung from a viii
ling people. The palm of victory is
borne aloft in easy triumph. The result
is far different where the necessary at
tributes are wanting Praise is the off,
spring of compulsion. The hope of tri.
umph dies amid the confusion of defeat
In every department of hfe species
of Jugglery may be seen.
We have domestic jugglers in our
midst who perform with great dexterity
their feais and exhibit their qualifications
Ii much apparent satisfaction to them
selves, and with equal disgust and terror
to the community in which they live
They are supposed to swell with great
pomposity at the discord aud dissension !;
the result of their Vaccinations, while
they receive the universal contempt, and
detestation Of mankind for their labors.
Yet all agree, that from the ease and IA
cility of the accomplishment qualifca-
tions of a rare order, are possessed sufi-
cient for every diabolical and nefarious.
purpose. We also, have in our midst
political jugglers, of which it is necessa-
ry only to make brief mention since
the presto cyange of their political char
acter is clothed with habiliments, INSULT
cient to conceal their horrid deformity.
There is however another class of Jug
glers more to be dreaded than all otherr
besides in consequence of the power with
which they are clothed. We speak of the
Judicial Juggler This cf course will
include none, however, weak mentally,
should they possess none of the qnalfca-
tons before enumerated. But that class
only whose pliability and elasticity of
conscience, can produce legal point,
when none exists at all. Such have dis
graced the Judicial bench from the days
of Jefreys, down to the present time.
Such supply .acts and proof where none
are known to exist, and make laws to
suit every emergency, owing. to delin.
quencies, and failures of the legislative
branch'to say nothing of their ignorance.
Itseems to be in consonance with the
tastes of such Jugglers. 1t suits them
admirably calling into requisition as it
does conscience that knows no staining;
it seems to challenge your admiration for
the ease and facility, with which the
feat is performed To dream that con-
sideration, or hope of gain entered into
manipulation of the facts, or the law by
the Judicial Juggler, would never dis.
turb your enraptured slumbers. Who
in the name of humanity has not witness
ed Judicial jugglery. Society--for socie-
ty depends upon the enforcement of law;
aye, life itself is in jeopardy, |
in the hands of such men. They labor
to make larceny commendable, arson re-
spectacle, and murder itself virtue
The property humankind acquired by
the labor and sweat of years, are toys for
their amusement-the world a charnel
house for their qualification.
nara cubic yard Of gold is worth, in
round numbers, SIC, 100000, and in this
estimate all the gold in the world, if mel
ted into ingots, might be contained in a
cellar twenty-four feet spare and sixteen
feet high. All the boosted wealth al.
ready obtained from California and Aus
tralis would go into an iron safe nine
feet square and nine feet high.
New Orleans, January 80.-Gsneral
Alcorn, Senator elect, addressed the
Mississippi Legislature to-day, advising