The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-02-23
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and, witnesses. of the, Military
BEnea1l, put together They=.-
I mean Oates and eompany-I=
were loudly app nlauded in Par
liament ; they were the prime
fayerites ofdthe British people,
andIthey were the very darlings
Of al tie Clerical politician s21
They held the life and honor Of
the nation in their hands. IF
they but pointed a finger at
any individual he was doomed,
and no purity q. /. previous char
acter, no proof-of Innocence,
hoWeVePaclear, could save him
from distinctions ySuch was
their oRerfowing prosperity
one wear /; butebafore thesnext
eanhd around tlloseWretehed mis-.
.ereaits wefei hoWing ab the
CARTS tail, underdlle lash ofthe
public .emcutioner,l landib the
Mholea,p population of ofLondoa
wasuelapping otis hands with
joy. Let the man who puts his
trust iii false popularity beware
of'th5 rebound which is sure to
a
come, sooner or later. 1T Is
Written down among the riiiee
ehangeable DEGREES of Almiglif-.
ty God that no lie Shall live for
ever; and d7espec ecially is this true
of Il great, industrious. bloody
lie, like that which the Supreme
Court ClS}q nth has spqltitssob PVT its broad eaa foot
Have spoken 81 Il 9th qf Tie s,,9 court npttas3 as
q collective body. sIAl the
Judges concllrred in, the deGis7,
ion Of the question, before them.
On a. merely . speculative point,
which lay outside of the record,
there was dissent. The minor
ity was wrong, -ef course, as all
minorities EaRe.a94 Zach Judge,
however, met his dutyto the
case itself, and alIare therefore
entitled to the reverence and
respecta9whiGh is due the
highest talent, coupled with
the tpurestDin integrity But one
among themli is priahusi inter
pares,o not because hais better
or greater than the others, but
because hesis4 more ! fortunates
He was selected as the organ
of the majority, and gave .e1-
preston to their Judgment
The thoughts that breathe and
| the words burn all over that
| opinion are his thoughts and his
words. n The irresistible logic
whichsees through and through
all adverse argument, and tho
felicity of illustration which
makes the whole subject blaze
with light, are his own. That
great produetienWiil he a guide
and aalandmafE for oil future
! times lit Identifies its author
/ forever with the, sacred cause
i of constitutional liberty and
makes his ai nk aelasfa adifi
/ reioa1eof the few, the IMMORTAL flafhes, sso
i That were MT ipeFn tqI dipuedW III
i 1T, gives him a positionete
4 which no, earthly station can
add any. dignity, for aanlan0i
i just ambition would always
4 rather be a public benefaotOl
/ than to hold high Qfficesk ID III,
4 Mr, Chairman, when you ne,
4 COLLECT, that the, court has saves
l -
4 us from nothing less than tht
/ total overthFeWef cur free gov
ernmeit, and when you observe
the roaring 8 and foaniing of tlit
1 calufnny which assils 1t, / tllifil
yor win agree with me that 4
is the dtity of every Christian
/ man in America TO put up !;
4 morning and evening praye
/ for lifelong life ofall thejud ges
1 and the perpetual preservation
II of their just authority. .rlt n
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