, 1869-06-09

the Is,ter has been thrown oal It was shown
ttat Earrows Was only = years old and WA repro
College. il vas not nSely shas % young
pn,sc1an held that responsible rosltion- GaHet:e
had seen the publication Of telegram referring
ohio as iii own expense to correct my wrong in
preston 1t might hnve 1na4le. This WIS cause OF
The weak against the nghiJ-tne tspe against tho
be eiastered tn their room to render yc1.iIct. \
million OF reope, scattered over the length and
breath Of the land, were waiting for the verdict
Of this Iury. He praJed them to ctrd up their
1ctns to the high calling to which they were cho-
sen, and to rcmembeF the testimony as 1t was
Gyen 1,sf ne III ~ a ron nnt tnS pn M
last man Garrette, Who denied the dcpos'tions Of
himself anu Earnws He PRAYED tnem 70 remen.
nskci all Of tie Jury '.in the name Of Jnstice.
the name Of that common humanity which they
we're sxoEn 70 Ptoteeh that they should send
branded woman that Sprague said she was, but
teat theS should say By snclr verdict 1nat her tes
tmouJ was the essence and semhlance Of truth,
ttned and villalnoas witnesA" When ahs should
return to her school again on Monday morning, 1t
intc her schoolroom the pleasant con1din9
teacher zhe had been: that abe should receive
her pupils as shs bad received them IN monaas
gupe by OF that their faces should bt turned Away
and they shall saJ, Is she entered: SIN her suit
In Dn Page CouptF, Illinois. twelve men said she
~ : h,iiot'' ns assea Y taey could Nsits upon
Y they could ~ By their ses'1ict that she Was
hlaexened, Rcr1olel woman; o. that she who,
from her e3Ittsas shi'dhood, soasht oot and took
Ing the young mind, was black and tzmnabIe As
hell They could not and would not do II The
vtnlicate the weak aud TIC wrunsed asn;nst tae
mighty aud the rich, and that they xoQtd give to
her verdict which should Eot only e1cutpa:e her
character, bat aho1d teach lesson TO the defend
Thef would be pFuUd TO sag In thtlf ltcltu.
Ing yea1a that they had y!ndicaied right asninst
might; their children would say IN honest PRIDE
osn &c vho 6 s IN sar h' The sseasaeS
q ws asr wqnaS rae
aeter Tor a1l eternity" Hc' hoped 10 SEQ them
again, and hoped to greet them Is men who stood
Gone he sc saa and tie It - ssd 4
that poor mother, and tighten mp the heart who
through long years nsd suffered in silence and ret
to protect them. They ahould defend aud
aHenxe hgz. II they should do that the5 would be
do.ng Their duty, and L theJ dti not, aud she re-
turn again wi:h . verdict that would say that her
soul WAS hlaeS and her character lost, God would
fIoEn Us apPeal VA. 40: tue hired speech Of =
LuRanit5 IN TIC namc Of th4s ~ ROOF, fScadicss
name ot ruth and honor-he nske1 The tu1J to
Tor her that should not only be to hcz credit, but
should redeem to ner homer and 70 nes- The
| StIl!et3l&u lEA EOuC!nQeu-
The Court then delivered the following
INSTRUCTIONS FoR TIE PLAINTIFF
Ths Jury .Tv tasssueted that, they beutxe fron,
r. :ssS + r. s+,t, ,$ 4! "a
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toala ~ 70 Cscaxo I'D retara c!nesaoatL whcn ts
a1Iiscahe .ssouas mss1J Il Teason.se ua,s o.
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t9sh rte'nIsr I'D wh.{s shs SIM VIZ to tres N
aa ss. e ~: ~. sad
wrote to ler thae he h0uld uesct hef a<aiu such
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u the jury beisvr from thc evidence that ,hs plan-
susxs t.
as he a, iii f M psaS II !a s
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X. 70 astsqs.n5 h.d ben s. e ane.H:y
sh;7 sqant e The paa: ~ T.
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& Il 1. e 1aa nd s .:
the 1ttept N1s not mads tn fsd faith bat wauton!y
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE DEFENDANT.
The following Instruction. were delivered fof
tho lefepdnnt:
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IS :sa = Sss1 |is1e .aa Il &c
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mental mord rtsiues their adspss.
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to 'ho~ the damage 'astane b5 bseaaa ot contract
TIKI VKkDICT.
The Jury then retired, II 3 O'Clock. under the
surveillance OF the shes.n, and, after m ahsence
or scarcely i've minutes, returned and took their
respecttve sea's IN the Jury box The Cierk called
lae roll, and, amid = hrtakhleA Suspense On the
part Of Ill present. the foreman announced the
verdict In fstor Of the pltnfi1 to the f1M amount
cast BY the Jury to decide as to the ver1ict stood
II for 800 100, and far 10 D0 dAnafes In f1yor
OF plNnt4h The $4,000 man remarked that re
guessed he would 60 the whole swlne, and with
tsew MS pasttooAfd. replacing 1t with ballot for
tie full Amount
Of The verdict upon the audience In the court
room Naa something neTer to be forgotten BY
thcse who witnessed It. When the }1rI took
tne!f es*nd tn the boz number Of the lookers-on
behind the bar quietly roee frum their seats a1d
looked An1toasly and eagerly forward. No one
Seemed to breathe. The f2ir ptAtnti1, who COZ.
ereu ner eyes With Handkerchief when the jury
entered, toofed up wtsru1lT nud bent over the
the words Of the foreman, Adam Gloss, fell upoa
Inc eal1 Of the people. We, the ury, md for the
paintd TIE full amount Of damagrs,'tae hail re-
sounded With cheers clapptng Of hands, bolster
oos ianEotef, and such yells ~ would have weak
ened he knees Of q warrior. The platnuns
head fel upon the shoulder Of her mother. and
grand Iush Eas made from outside the bar toward
me tloo go party, the lady victor, no,h brother
end enlGn4 counsel. for oonE1RtuAtton. Hand
shaking, patttngs Of the shoulder, nssez and
ruofn vas Babel Judge Wilcox suse nom lis
magstertal seat and T. loud voice commanded
order, tut order could not be restored, and the
great crowd gradually made Ii exit from the
door d, From o9taide The couEt House there
EHelled to =, prolonged cheer, c1osing !
credt 10 regiment of Zoo-Zooa While the |
crowd wss , ene'Etn9 frum The courtroom. The
teaEe, At this moment the Tener4hIa General