The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-04-23

ms Photographic reporter, TO attack
| Black in the Baltimore Sun.
l. IF fAndrow. Johnson Ia convicted, 1t |
lwhl bechiohy because he lost the aid !
of Jerry Black, who would have met |
Butler point by point III the cross-ex-
animation and iaid him out in the car
ly stage Of his audacity. Black IS |
la very curious character full ofindIo-
synerasies. lie prepares most ofhIs
arguments at homo, walking up and |
down the floor at night, where he
would walk the whole night long if his
wifO cid not appear along toward o..
tcloels and load him to bed. IL il re-
lated that on ono occasion he had
bought bran now hat, which had
been laid on the floor by some mis-
take. j erry lnistook VI IN theimperfect
light Of his parlor for spittooh and
4 next morning tho hatT locked like al
great quid Of tobacco, He had spit 1T
nearly even full ysfr de
THE cRorcnETs on sTANBERY.
II is reluctantly admitted that Mr..
Stanbery, conductor of Mr., Johnson's
case, is q iailure!1 Ho has been to
. much a student, and his experience is
100 contracted in ready debate. His
temper IS irritable and his face almost
transparent, so that all Butler has to
do is TO watch Stabery's couDtcnanco
to know whore to hit anoxt. This
'.gluitonous. old fibber," as tho prize
Fighters say, does this with kind OF
Marat grin which poisons while ho
wounds. Beyond this, Stanberys
judgement is bad. Evarts and Curtis
30 all they can to keep him in his
scat, but Butler by u. demoniacal grit;
and prickiing can get him up at any
time, so hot and out Of patience that
his words fail him he founders about
and finally effects nothing. One day
! no compelled Evar.sto sit down while
, he, himself, replied to Butler, which he
did badly. MIR. Stanbery IS not a
=, practicle talker-his voice il musical,
y but his elocution is not thorough, and
: the latter part of 'cvory Science, il
drowned. Ho IS evidently q thorn and
= an embarrassment to his own col.
;, I1cagues for tho other two, Groesbeck
W and Nelson, are lay figures merely
. Staubefy .is too much of a gentleman
to cope with Butler. In curselnl
" match your gentlomen does not shine
"a Your grew hound ina dog.p show
Il his fine blood only to shed it. Fine
!, delicate, straighv, high principle,
~ Stunbery is in Buffers hands like ;
" white captive AZ a Sfoux. roasting. =
( Old Jerry Black, with his grim. genia
1 mann erisms and tough grstle, coult
r. have managed Butler as Tom Hye
n. fought Yunkeo Sullivan Ysnke
l. sparred, aud sworc, and lodged, an,
10 ducked, but IIyer simply knocke,
n. him down. When they camo TO Tros
le tlv Hyor stood up and Sullivan did n
= because il was impossible
le. -N BINGHAM.
g. To tho dishAveled and inhillibl
W Bingham belongs She honor Of hayin
D. been the first TO forget tho court, an
q to address the galleries. On Mon0a
I" he spoke entirely to the boys, womel
u and urshers an the gallery, mentionin
! tho speciatorsiandf appealing TO then
~ This sacrifice Of dignity was made !
~ self-defense, for in close, stalwart, leg
/ argument Bing ham is the weakest ma,
eVnn am ong the managers or the COUNSEL
'.s He has pIummed his wing forE u
" flights OF or,tory, and can not bear Il
!" nero tussle of the solid ground.
1s, convenient times bo cXerjects his fla
ng by sentences in tho hkeenest dcrev il
eu of the debate, and Immediately erel
ls' body Oh the. floor begins to Ioad new
" papers, whllu The novices IN tho ga
?" lery wake up to ecsiacy, saying, -
w last we have something like Villa
ro' Writ This is taste of PatriC
lH IIehry.lf His orGtory is OF II sonoro
hg, sort, clear and strong, but declam
hu tion chiefly, hltlo above stump spea
laii ing, and uttered without regard TO /
'lIi question under consideration ]
Wandcrs of into lands Of abstractiC
OK. inveighs against folks not now
rc. pOiDt, andgiyen you, ln taet1gaE IN
no, terestrng exhibition Of moral garrp
if-- 1y.--
his Itls probable that Bingham W
1855 make good speech uIdvr tho no
orr OF the Senate, thrill the boys at
conclusion OF the trial. A mere op
can Inonated and VAIN old maid does !
exist.
pes WILLIAMS, FROM SEA TO SEA-
out Father Williams, of Pennsyl7r
en-, who has been reposng upon the
Mr.. som of nature over since tho trial
ila- g,tns stndying the outlines Of ]
lay, stomach; and rumlnating upon his
ual, 'lnstrious positons arose on Mondi
tor and addressed the eourtiu favor of
pa- right of all the six managers to ms
( an speeches How tlis love OF spec
lich making clings to tho House Of Rep
ouf sentatiy es 4 Congress concepting
let liberty IL the right to speak quart
Din and bubisb them ia the Globe. III
COW all want to address the court now
ows Conviction will be no conviction
me-. any manager who can not speak
Be- Ic0ur,e Of hours First OF all I
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