Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-17

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fal mosk. - aofy, that devol~sd 49,
him y : p1llsc scevart; and shea ffoa
his uaanes. sslems atserances and sraSi-
y e asnoeaes. vas prepared skat -
vs1I1 prooesrco ssolAnce Of exeeasia1na
the great >sriasnal. Jsha Garrett. vaak
vas my astnnishment VIE, he ls.nehsa
ont inss 2 defence # tissslf. and dragged
into Court. @r ne purpose Of realm q her
. severe lecture, our uh;q,itcus and gar
rsl~ss friend. old Mrs. 0rsady. He
spoks ~ the slaniesea. runsors and re-
pese vhic1 ~ eeasis dsns bad nirsahr
ted in tie highSays and tyxsys of tie
netroPolis At Maryland and elsewhere in
the STATE. and essayed. hou sncccssfally
I vM not say, - vindissAs hinheH SD
friends from ksr sspcrsi,as. Hs resoau.
ssd the long delay & tonk IN psspsss thess
rsselusioas-( swo days think ~ sid n.
ter the commencement Of tho sssSioal-
hs osationsd soas eshse asaays Of eqlal.
" leng dssaaiss-it toek 6sasss- tAey
vsss repeated 70 shs HSsss S6s their adop-
lion. ssd then hised cut thse1sh his ~
teeth, 'vas this maliesf" lin nv
minds eye Oasalio." bshcld the ven
cradle and sell-douneed form Of che ven
enable and 1nabashed Mn. Grundy in
e1iaing towards the impassioned speaker,
presenting TO an appreciat;ng assembly
"the Grecian Bend" in all its graceful
ness Of eurviture. while simpering self
possession that never leaves her, witness d
to the very slight effect judicial and ora
torical denunciatioo had upon her. It
occurred to INC. too, as am sure II did
to others. that If the Old laiy in QUESTION
did (nct isfrequeutly) tell malicious lies.
she sometimes By process ofreasouing PC
culiar 70 herself arrived at and Let Crop some
malicious truths also. and that in calling
her into Court to ''bc roundly rated" for
exercising the in,nemorial privileges Of
her sex. it occurred to me that Judge
Merriek had made one srand mistake.
The French have proverb that che u,o
excuses hims af accuses himself" and il
seemed to mo that playing as did Judge
Merrick the role OF arraigner of great
delinquent, he ought to have avoided any
passage at arms with criminals Of minor
importance. Having dismissed Mrs G.
with "go and s:n no more exhortation, !"
which I sadly fear she will treat With ooa-
tempt. he rushed into ''n,elias res and
by "pet;tio principi;r' carried every
point in his favor. He assumed It as an
indisrutable fact that great wrong had
been done the State by the withholding
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40 say taas MIR. Merr'ck speech was
not very abb, woi'-dsiivered one. w,u!d
DC .esy @f rom tho run. IN, his DIS
sseaoa. and retoeat'oo. msyhap, OF Rev
crdy Johnsou's 'as opinion. l do not fec;
myself Competent 70 desile one way or
the other. havsrdy johnson being ab-
sent. Mr.. N. had it all his own way bat.
as between Judge Mcrrick and lseverdy
Johnson, the pubic will decide. will
incline towards him who has earned and
enjoys the greatest reputation n expcun-
der Of Constitutional Law in these United
States OF America.
Que thing struck me as very evident,
that with all his anxiety n guard against
malicious iusinuations and outside eayils.
I he did not refrain from travelling himsel,
great war out of the rcc,rd in lpursu;,
tof The var;ou, m;snsrs md obnsers hv the
| rre.. corporation Of their charter IN 1bas,
his RECOMMENDATION that a lScirs, Fdeias
should Be sued ont to vao.te the same -
He dwels with persistent p,rtiuae;sy upou
acts and facts amounting u no more or
less tkan error, of Judgment in THAR tar.
| iff cha. .es on suniry articles Of uercha..
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