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The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
How the jury Stood.

Our New York Reporter made
exhaustive efforts to get the exact
status Of the several members ofthe
Beecher-TIlton jury, and believes
that he has ascertained how each
Juror has stood on tho issue of
, Beechcrs guilt during their pro-
tracted consultation. 1t is possible
that he has made one or two imma-
terial mistakes in classifying the
Jurors, but the following is given
as the way they stood last evening.
1t will DO seen that no two of
them are supposed to agree exact
ly and that their difference take
the widest possible range. With
out assuming to indorse the report
we give it as 1t has reached III,
l. Not gui!ty-bchevcd 30 from
the start.
=. Not guilty, but must marry
the woman.
3. Not guilty, but must do SO no
more.
4. Guilty, but entitled 10 another
chance.
.. Becchcr innocent, but Mrs.
TiIton guilty.
g. Not guilty, but should stop
preaching.
I. Guilty, without qualifications.
s. Not guilty, but married the
wrong woman.
.. Guilty, but not proven.
10. Not guilty, but should have
a male congregation.
II. Guilty generally.
II, Not guilty, but has doubtful
variations.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
County Taxes,
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE
Little GOtk. June Il l~tI.

ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE
LIrrLE RoCk, June Y l>,5.
Hon Wn Il. Miller Auditor
DEAR SlR:-lours asking at
what time, under the existing laws,
the county courts Of the several
counties are required to levy the
county taxes, is before me, aud in
reply, | have to say lhat: Section
| OF an act OF the general assembly
Of the State approved March Sth,
1873, amending see. - of the act OF
the 9th OF March 1873, provides
that:
The county Judges, with n ma.
jority of the justices OF the peace
Of each comfy, shall constitute a
court IN levying the taxes, and in
making the appropriation for the
expenses OF the county, and the
said court shall be held on the
fourth Mondays in October in each
year except the county of Scbas-
tan, in which court shall be held
on the first Monday in October at
Greenwood, and on the second
Monday IN October at Fort SMITH,
for such lovyines, and shall be Il
constructive notice to each Justice
OF the peace etc.
Thi, is the law now in force, be-
ing the latest act upon the subject
Very truly yours, 5. p. HUaHEs
Attorney gen !.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03

WE are permitted TO take the
following extract from Il private
letter, received by Mr.. j. II. Will
hams from his Father-ln-Law, Mr..
George punklc, bearing date June
18th.
COLLEGE SPRINGS, PAGE Co. Iowa.
ave have had a visit from the
gr a dcsu oyers, (the Grass-aop'
pers.)
They made their appearance al
noon on Sabbath last, AID left US
at noon on Wednesday. In SC
short L time all gardens and Nego
iatlon wore destroyed some field,
Oi corn OF 10 acres were eater
completely up in three hours.
They came rs it We're in grea'
clouds, so dense Us almost to dark
en- the sun.
This may appear to you as a biz
story, nevertheless, it is strictly
true. Unless wa have GROWN.
seasons from now unit, frost, botl
man and beast will suffer. This il
our first visit from them, and W,
hope never to have their company
agaln."
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03

TuE Jury in the Bcechcr-Tilton
case, into whose hands the verdict
rests, has not yet decided on a ver-
dict. The court room as well as
the ajaccnt streets are continually
crowded with excited people who
are IoiterIng, impatient to hear the
verdict. Outside rumors are to
the effect that the jury stand to t
Tor aclujttal.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

To whom it may cOnccrn-Is hereby given
that application VIII be made TO the Honorable
County Court OF Mississippi county, at the July
Term, ls1n, for an order to yacate the county
road from the north side OF the Whitmore place
to the south side of the Dudley Lynch place:
and TO establish, view, review and lay out q new
road. connecting the two points of The road
made by the cayng of the river bank, and to re.
view the road for the purpose of altering the
same from the house Of h NJ. Ayers to the
north side of the NhitmOre place so as to max e
the same run direct IRON the Nhitmore houses
10 Rainey's gin house.
a Is Young, ID Matthews
l. Wallace, 4 A Matthews
Lave le, David Ellis
NJ Graves, y l. Cook,
PC Ward, j Il Peterson
W T Bowen
Oycrseer of rDai
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
American Newspaper Directory

We are in receipt of Messrs. Geo
j. Roweli Il Cos. American News.
paper Directory tor 1879. 1t con.
taIns an accurate list II al, the
newspapers and periodicals pub
lished IN the United States and
Territories, and the DOMINION oi
Canada, and includes seven hun.
dred and seventy four dalIics, one
hundred tri.wocklies, one hundred
and twcnty-one scmi-weckiy, SIX
thousand two hundred and eighty
seven weekly, twenIy-sevcn bi,
weekly, one hundred and eight
semi.monlhly, eight hundred and
fifty monthly, ten bi.monthIy and
seventy one quarterly publications.
For reference it is invaluable and
should be in the hands OF every
business man in the land. Address
Geo. 7. Powell & Co., IL Park
Row, y. Y.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03

THE indians are about inaugura-
ting scaIping excursion on Il
grand scale. This, no doubt, Is the
result of the late interview at
Washington, between Red Cloud
and he of the var.egated tail and
Grant. 1t would be very easy
mattor for the government to put n
sop to lI;~but then, you see, some
body might be cut out of a fat
contract
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03

State Of Arkansas.
County Of tiiirrndeu,
Notice is hereby given thst the following de-
scubrd land situated In said county Of tdttcn-
den and state Aforesaid, to vii: The :. lrac =
OF section Is, township ). nurh range east
the " a, :. ~, town. D, u. T. ;, e.i the e4
q. /. >, n.r.., e.; the u " Il :. ~. 5. n. r
= C. ana the " = W = sect. 81. t. D. II. = :, g.
which was sold a. G. ", Bryant on the gih day
OF june lS73 for the uon-paymeut Of the taxes
due thereon for the year ~. Has this s,h day q
june, 1874 been redeemed by Hi, Fountain
Co.
In testimony whereof I have hercunto set my
hand and official seal TIT, Sth day f June,
lS75. ID ". LtNlr, c and VI.
iIq-3w By &. l.. LlLES, II e.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
TRUSTEE SALE,

by virtue Of a trust deed executed to me by
Henry Dickinson, on the first day of nne "A ID.
$50, As trustee TO secure Briggs * Norton, which
deed is Of record in Record Book Vol page
30 I3d, | will offer for sale and sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash, in front of the
clerk = office, in OsceOla, Mississippi county Ar
kansas, on Monday. the Sth day of August A
d. 1873, the following described land, to-wit:
1he east fractional half of the north east quar-
ter OF section five. IN township ten. north OF
range nine east, containing 50 acres of land.
Title believed to be good, but | shall convey
only as trustee
JAMES L BEST,
June 10, 1875. CIV. Trustee
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Daniel Matthews and Thomas A Matthews, un-
der the name and style OF ID Matthews Il son
is this day dissolved The business will be car
ried on nj the old stand, by ID. Matthews, who
viii pay all claims against the lste firm, and
who alone " authorized TO collect and receipt
for all moneys etc duethe firm
IllOS A. MATTHEWS.
ID. MATTHEW'S
OSceOla June 9Th lS75
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03

A car load of wheat threshers
were switched ofi at Hope, on the
Cai,0 and Fulton railroad the 9th.
or day. Frolich, OF the Record,
says a Gnc one passed through
Searcy tor the upper part of White
county. We know OF three that
has been ordered for prairie coun-
". We will have bread in Arkan-
s:;s from nov on Lonokc Demo
e:at.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
Redemption Notice.
STATE or Arkansas,

STATE Oh ARKANSAS, !
County OF CriItcudcu.
Notice j, hereby given that the following he
scrhcd tract OF land situated IN said Iittcndeu
county and state OF Arkansas to-wIt. The nN
a OT the sw 4 Of see II { north, Range
cast. which was sold to W. ID Hardin, uu tht
nh day of June. l-.3 for the non-puymeut Of the
taxes due thereon Tor the year lel2, mas tli- stt
day of June ls1j, been redeemed by HIN, Fon-
tam X CO.
In testimony whereof have hcrcun'
l.. : tp set my ha I'd and official seal thi'
sth day OF june 1870.
- w LEWIS Clerk
{ l. Lylcs, u. c.
June 10Th lS.5.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Strayed or Stolen.

From the residence of the undersigned. one
large mouse colored mare mule abouI Is hands
high, four years old, had on ben, no flesh
marks.
The above animal left on or about the 18th
inst Any information in regard to the where
abouts or IA delivery Of said mule to me- ut the
late James lOung's place will be liberal!y re-
warded.
j.j-2w JOsRPu w, Price.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Our friends who favor Us will
itcms of news, information, or other
correspondence will please bear
III mind the following rules.
WRITE ONLY ON ONE SIDE OF THE
PAPER. This rule is imperative,
and we will hereafter pay no attcn-
iion TO letters written on both sides
Of iho sheet.
BE- BRIEF, state what you have
to say in the lowest possible words.
SEND Us NEWS: We want facts,
not disquisitions, moraIizings or
reflections on them. Above all
things, Don WRITE UNLESS You
HAVE SOMETHING 10 SAY.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
- -~

A belt Of country comprising Il
portion of Missouri, Illinois, lndi
ana, Ohio and Kentucky was late
Iy visited by the heaviest rainialIs
ever witnessed by that antiquated
gentleman, known as ,ne "oldcst
settler"
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03

PERaoNAL-We had tho pleasur,
OF taking by the hand, Mr.. Cam
mer. RIVER reporter for the Memph 4
Avalanche. Mr. Cammer is a Who'll,
soGled gentleman, and we have
reasons to believe he enjoyed the
festivities Of the Masonic cclebra.
ton as much as the natives. Cal
/ again L OSceotI Times.
From the Memphis Ledger
The river reporter alluded to by
the Times is not only Il regular
lady killer, but an admirer of poet
lcal genius. Why he was sailing
under false co!ors we cannot divine,
and requires explanation. The fol-
lowing lines were addressed to him
by a lady whom he met by the riv-
or side on moonlight night aud
became smittcn with, on the recent
Masonic excursion of the Frank
Forest TO Osceola. HIS love at
first sight. it will be seen, is re ip.
rocatcd by the charming Arkansas
belle in the accompanying beauti-
ful lines
TO J, c. CAMMiR.
In thinking of you tonight
don forget, you see,
A. sil in the moonlight
Under the old apple tree.
il j. berry strang" indeed
That the smiles will cher come,
As think of YOU, Julius,
And the time We had coming home
And hope 70 meet your again,
And enjoy another pleasant ride
A. on the old Frank Forest
When she come putting down thy t.dc.
Farwell; and though it may no. be
our lot on crth again to meet,
Yet the pleasant part caused by thee
Shall Nlbrdle on my memory
Aud make thy recollection sweet
GOOD-HlGlI".
Arkansas, June -, lsi5.
Officers OF steamboats, and rail
roads, will, by refusing to grant all
favors in the name OF the Ledger,
and notifying me of the same,
greatly obligc
L. WHITMoRE.
We are truly sorry 10 learn that
our newly made acquaintance is so
very badly affected. In fact, from
the manner in which he mixed up
names and statements IN his re.
port to the Avalanche we conclude
that that Arkansas "Belle' got
away with him bad, and we would
under the circumstances, request
to deal gently with him,
while under the spell.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03

DEEcnER, like the jury in his
ease, ought to and--wll!- be-hung.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
Crittenden County Legal Notices,
Report of Indebtedness of Crit
tenden County up to, and
Including the lst Dav
Of June. l775.

STArE or ARKANSAS, }
County Of JTittCndcn.
Crittenden County, Dr.
To Court House and Jail Bonds Sl5, 100, 40
General County Purposes, issued, J2.jlc95
" General County Purposes, not issued ,l62, 70
Total, S99,S73s5
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County of Critlcuden, \
], ID. ". Lewis. Circuit Clerk and eN -ofiicio
County CLERK, do hereby certify that the annexed
and foregoing amounts, tEScepIing the Schoa-
tic tndcbtcdnGS-l constitute true, full and com
plttc record of the indebtedness of said Critten-
den county, 80 far n i am able to ascertain, UP
to and irciuding the lst day OF June, ls7j
In testimony whereof | have hcreunto
L. :. set my hand and official seal this the lst
day OF June, 1873.
h w LEWIS. Clerk.
by ". Lyles. ID. G.
June 10Th lSIj
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03

THE "swcet scented" Dog-fennel
is ir full bloom-thc crop is mag
nificcnt.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
StOneWall Saloon,
AND
PEABODY
Billiard all!
Opposite c II. Gaylords
OSCEOLA, HRK-. .

Just fitted up and open to the
public, an elegant Billiard Hall, in
the large and cOmmodious room
formerly occupied as a Family
Grocery store, with two elegant
tables, with lights, seats and every.
thng complete.
tsr.'"f .el.r- aaH rfcars
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03

III lIll, COluHln Will hereafter be found "A li-t q
the lands in our hands Tor sale
Parties at II distance desiring information IN
regard TO land matters will address,
JAMES BEST
Office over CLERK $ Office
Osceola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1875-07-03
Redemption Notice,

June lmh IS.5
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-03-04

slm speiten Gage mad benz 2ei9enbeadnss
niB fan5 fidb Beb Bormittass auf benz Obers
bofe Elm. Die permi6enen Gage binbur6
batten ibn 9ef6dfte 1inb Sorsen oIler art,
bic 8orbsreitunsen ber 2ei9enfeier, ber gers
febr nit ben 8ebOrben uesen bes Brotofoas
iiber ben Cob 8t6arb's unb Die babel uorses
faIenen llmfanbe, bas 5eusenperbOr 10 iebr
in Gnipru9 senOmn,en, bab ct ieiner 8uIa8e
nidt friiber batte na6tomn,en fonnen. Sortan
feiieIte ibn ni@ts ,.ebr er mar fret tpie ber
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-03-04

- Seinen einbunoertunD Dftebennnb6reibtGs
ten @eburtstag feierte fir5lidb Suitiniana
&oras in 6anta grub @olifDrniea.
, 1875-03-30
THE SuPERSEDEk5.

JUpos N'ALLlsTKR INTERVENE II,
Immediately after tho comtnltmsat .. ~. ~
Storey. Mr., Cloudy went into tho clerks w, y,
and, presenting the papors In tue case " :. y.
Doyle, had them certified to. Is'pos' t,s
porter, who happened TO b preseut a'Ss. ~ - =,
his lntontious, and received for reply
going aisor supessedoau."
"WhAt time do you slAyti"
~ expect TO leavo the city at 4 o'clock. sn.,
That was all Mr. uoudy had slmo to es', ~ "
another reporter. who caught him ,ea ,ta. q
wing" ho added. "We Intend spp.ua'a
Judge MoAlllstos, Of the bupremo Coatt, lam III
II 10 understood that Slr. 0oudy le!s M III rsttrs
Milwaukee Depot 1t The timo stated, ana' fsj,ti
on 1t WaukegAn, wended his WAY TO saE.s:' ~ s,s:'
residence. No ono appeared to knew knoa!mou M w
grounds upoa which ha basod hlh afp!s; w. ,Ss h.
tho supesssdsus, sho only sus"cr oosa'''"'
Ing the general one, ,,
"EaaoA IN THE nzconn"; cou3 i
whether the Jurisdiction Of ths e'A''
questioned sotnaius 10 be Hesn. .,,, In "
Tbs evening wore away very ploasAas9 hrood.
Jailsr'a room. Mr. Storey WAS not aIoo1h ~ oya.
Ing il silence over his misfortuus. " aTiac ~ Il
t1sEy, he WAS jovisi and good-nasn,ed. ~ nsT Tr, T.
,ooml lanions Corporation Counsel pichsah Tass
+, Qoodsll, and Tho Hon. q. q. CtuosA.
, 1875-03-30

yurT in thtn esss n tek ta orrand.r "a unnnniahn
, ~ sn y, u1 ep,a - xcv II ,r...o.
~ liz c.ns. M ~ i.rn Iie,, nv nv nFnrst natr ~
nnc" an, honyn ~ cnns.rVr * vn;1 ia hass and
rnwsri1u % IaS..itnn NJ tho tart vhn i'm enemv Nos
f,ot,crimn Snwn thn walls. 'e' "'' ' ""
Iu9n Ina rrvrr .uv rpht In think nj ths nnrsonat
consenusacos wh!cl, may euaus to himself, Duly
MN ,,v,,o-.,
tah ~, LHitA" ~ Is, atAMs 1- 49,. ,,.,....,
ay aioM NV .tns ~ III r. ~ ~ % ~. t Gs
an.i H ssat , ne M,a " - ."fy f,sy sfM ~ 1 his "
Trssmis II iis + IL" no,t of hnnor II T. siso sonc.
tt.e"n. ~ ~ u tne i.p"t y. uoaost ~ nssu noe
ss n,as ~ @ nt ,s ~ ~ - ~
for" ts ~, ~ sort.nt hsi tven n 0 IA g,ats ~
Trvsnis.nts n.ris rn",,ss !, liz In jT,ne.uhmnnI ~
is Jn;nn. mi fh,t IN iiiiuna Il Ia. irtvpn me In1ro
frnrn liz 1lsnri nj tl,o Sunron1o Court fta rs.
cciys to staten of COUNSEL at wilnt was vA was
~ I,nt havin@ n+sn m rccrnt,v rcnnd.t + rr,nnot
now fa!i 10 stnrec!ao tho oIrit 10 wIjrl tie aeyo-
icIce Uf tic nrcsa may Ge carried auu Tho results il
nav secure. / know
THE viHn1crtyryrss
wifi, uhIch sone ~ mn tacrs n tin aunrrma f,ourt
, 1875-03-30

Judges who wrotd opinions dtssentel not from tho
par xticis published In distant city could not In my
appellate court directly Or affect Tho adulns
oaa :. Juss u h. opaion Is
favor OF tho ssuAncs of tho atsohent treat the
OF constructive contempt. Judge Scott In part
regarded = limiting ~ power q ~ Courts: uo
Committed III tGsr presopee. wnst 10 mesns ~ lie
reference y tic e,se et atu.rt " ILe People. Iss
% sass & wiisoa i j. i uai!ss - oDjestcnsSls
article In lbs Of stusrt Tho People, which waa
is,sty could b MD Il 10 constructive eonto..pt
committed In tho presence Of ths Court: JusIiee
Judge U1es,s t!a4entSd, but wrote no opinion. The
law. taerefore, declared by Tbs Court Ia tho Of
Of tue Judges IN tho Of The Peops w. Wilson Il
A. ,na s.ptsA.&1y & &rsGogn!.s4 - tho as by majority
Court In the administration Of ,usca Ars necessarily
u ras s q .ss1s No. T. pan.a
:sassasss ssas ise aa'l .aa " saEssi .Esss;
ush T. oo s?sGs n:np es LAW ND ssssns
2o4 paya1A i Al. Y. papuAoro, Yeatea 4Ja; psops
~. 4eer, Gaines nspt ~; Res ". Clement, Il.
Osxslds csse, DA.s. sl9 Iloil.uRavorll ~ Du.ne,
wallace, Q, O., II; IT, ~ Duane. wal1.cs. G. O., iuL
In the A0oye eAss Of Ta4 People ~ fretr, Iuallce
Kent s4ya puhlieatioas scAadAltzing tho Court Of
intending unduly 10 influence or ovaraws thdF deNb-
ezstoDa are oSnt.mpts which shsy authorised IA
punish BY attAch1nsnt And tndeod i = essential "a
theiE UgDity ot clarae'er, shcr Utility. snd tade
povar.r pixAop sg.!n says q Grim. Law, sso. az
Looking At this question u contempt coioMltsl y,
p4rsons nslthtr attached 10 The Court no< n II.
| guIsAsd from sf~aiho adjudication, W. can dis
| earn no difference botxeeu those sttaehel,
aud thoss not nlschsi OF between persons In the
pIsssuCo Of tho tribunal anl Persons abseut. ohes
than ARISES fEom sao !etJ dtna!eat dsYs".s Of ABILITY
pQss4sssd b1 ,RdiytduAs ot thoso didtfiuv eIassrs
, 1875-03-30

motive VIZ 70 remove obstacioa to tho just onfurce-
mont Of ths aws aud 10 compel honesty .ud atley
naSs s aposs " asn..
lug that It nas In tno Supreme Court in tho VIII
ss :fs s got p bs s91s 5sss "a. It,
ps.eoas tsnenHy Thsh l. saea fos \ 20 behalf
e q, M u th III III e. a. saaor s
intent auounta to 1nas!ncatiou. II would b coutra
Y 70 the lo o. T." th.t sYeEy nan mass 10 presumed
hts own deliberate Reis." The salne learned Judge
hayo said that hs con1r,,cton Of tho arttcls IN
qucauon was matter Of Law fur tho Court. OF tho
truth Of llis proposition hsro can 10 doubt. 1ut
tie Court bound to gi!o Esaaonsbe construction
according 10 the natural aud eotnman import Of tho
languages employed, sad when 80 construed ths 1uss
tfon whether It contalnsd contempt which tho Court
mined by Me character oi ths publication md tla cir.
cums.aucaa unds. which Il sAs tnade" This Ia sPpl.
e q H''a' Il. '0' 'A'' ''sa '' MIA - lS'''sDs'
70 understand tbs nature Of ts alleged eEense, NO
from day 10 day u liz time Of Ae publication of e
~ IT,
UonEt. Dlshop On crim rrac-, sse Si8. Il wAs not
dlspsusahe part, without wloss acion 20 criminal
could even b. put upon t1is y oaly could Initiate
the crinnl Goost ws4 motlonsaa aud usoess Ii wAa
~ intimately cuunsced WITH the Court that wttnoases
eour though not necessarily In tho presence Of the
Judge bishop. Grim. Prsc., ROY. Tno oraud Jurors
wsse for most purposes completely under the surR
Vision Of tho Court - would bo po& juror tn session
IN taeiF jusy-Eoom.
II they msconuuotsd themselves In tho Grand Jury
room guilty of drunkenness, or bribery pes4onsl
abuse of t1eh ether whns II as.alon. they could DO
lnto couK ena shss attends.s could b, enforced ~
1ns Or npsisohsent Al thet otlcI4i action vzs undsr
son through msiee. hatred, OF ll.w1, 1sA1e any
unpsessnted Through fess favor, o. sowsEd or fos
, 1875-03-30


nalfeAsunco corruption, but hAye seen duly A.
wsys faithfully performed hesdlehs ake Of dattery Or
ihs officials of I'LL coWrt who have been 10 severely a.
tackled for oa certain extent for The time tsing the
reputation q ths ooust u Ia MY kasplpg aad ought
tue Spcctsc!e presented In this cout upon the morn.
lii Court In ! ncdy snd saSoj for IL protection lion
againss the hbslons .ssAuit Of tho Times, was ons
nsvas bafose presented In Tho history Of American
Jurisprudence 1t u because noSnF bGtpEa in ths history
ot American Journalism ha4 such outrage been
mittei upon the rights Of Jurors.
bee tho seena Of sush oysnts - have Ueen tansrirng
In Chicago for tho pask few weeks. leading public
journal has been pexsateutJ employed In striving
uNDEnM1NE THE runLlo CONFIDENCE
u tho ofcers and jures OF the only Criminal Court
e1atlug IN ,hs ely, court whoso efficiency would u
Of thls conndeuee through tho bes Of tho press It
would b T. po~esess and I11aSls ~ Samson !u Tho
with tie olucteney Of sbs Court destro,ea no homs
in this city would 10 aals for fortye,eht hours and
robbera nd murdarars would hold high carnival No
Judge and ILL brethren Of tbs Bench, can know how
absolutely neeeasasy It u TO tie safety Of CIR citzons
ss q o Ss
by any man than TO atsb Jnatico tn her own tenpls
md It hs1 own alat What hss bean done by ths 10
10 {ar ~ It has bscn IN
ATTACK ueoa ruH AnA,sIaraAr1oS or JUSTICE.
Tho Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, and juroza OF
this Court individually nothing ID tho public but
when Justice ccasss to bo duly alminl4ereA tho
wsoags n,,ss 90 unrsdEessed. Ths question 10 ttis
esao ARMED above Every psl.ona i.sie. Tia dcfo,d-
snt hs4 Htussy aA1alsd aud AttsMrte Ia everaxs that
Eatt q h Court which ~ d. most xu!nsssb!e and
was way " which they could 10 Defended and Tho
ehctoacy Of this Court asntaned except by the Use
cesaiuR ioE contonpt. In mona of the various wsys
suggested by counsel upon arsnfnent could any ada
quato defeuls be etordod. Before libel s4iA could
70 tried. ~ Court would b. without or.na Jurors y
have said, the act Of the defendant would ha,o been
punished, without any rib!!c protest. tn tho Of
III usgn!1cant porson. Gould Il be Allowed 10 go un.
punished because OF the
WEALTH AND powkA
OF The defendabtf 1t tho disgrace Of jurapru.
ooncs. dsa1.co kseuly felt by those who mhis-
ter 4 The Affairs Of Justice thsn by any ohsr thAt
wealthy and powerful criminals 60 TN wipt Of justice
Mhila indlgeut aud sreness Offenders otlen receive
a1oess Of punish,nant Aaoule thors 10 exeeL,-
ton 10 this universal kulaf
Fos Judgs, sppsalsd to - hsre bosn by ths ars1d