The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-09-28
THURSDAY EVENING.

THURSDAY EVENING.
Court met At : "etrk and Clinton Mccullough
- state Ait ru"y. ruC-rirl address the Jury
wh"m h" r'nsaiu !atr rlun near approach nf tn
"nl ~ wiai lad i'""n {" am di.4ar-~abl- L..
u" "-u"i NAt Va" 'hIrS'- against Oldham had 90
I'"h proven lie -ud that thy trNIns
hhtsh "r Al assault upon u!ii,m. Tut w-T- tryins
th" "iErt- lot ''n-rifiu- Z" r--au'i upon
ann. and even u Oldham Sa- guilty ~ rsita.
ti"n 81 TIA" of"H-" thrs guilty t. II- inquired
What right they snI I" Themselves up - the ,r.
,"rNHt'f. 81 si morals IN the uSn Of P,rt D,s,-i,
He then drhur The m-snin: # the word c.n.pirary
aih li-r'-lei 20 r-yi-~ the ryl-nrr. lie -aI that
To" "'r!"lr" showed that classes v-:- -rs.-.i n,
-" conspiracy unr 81 it->- COMPOSED. II lsArr.-
"' 1" -~ the iun aud the Other OF those who wanted To-
oldham COW hlr,i. when the plea e.; nut guilt,
va> entered Ia III" II Bnyntpn H. i,rrvr ham 10
ri''S {" tic hT- class. hut had lac known the TACT.
that afterwards became apparent 10y thu -vrI-nc fr
the d"irt>" %" would not have r"t--:r thu '.rIiri
That tn wHp;- uf tn, -.ii-uc- about ,h,r ~.
d'n" ~ H'!9rr~ "i- went = -.Ir~ that conspiracy
was Connected there: that nothing else VA. li--ps-rI
there That night: that si-Il.iu. ". :. Iri,. nI,
i"~u t'"u aud VI ind"ph dciliu him 80 thai
Knight mIsEt cow hide HIM. lie thought that the t,rt
Mo"rr played Wa {" keep kui.ht'- courage M. lie
had hr!I"i him tuy the c,WhId- hal taken him T., Dr
I>sUr> ati hal given hl hi- upper. wir4p.ph wa
A. deeply "uEH=- IA til" matter any ui fE~ other
u ~" Iafit'~ had tcE srtuIi'-i !y iui-na-
non t-F would tnIniulir a=knou Ledge -I7 r.nn-c-
it'u With hr and Try ;rr..- their i.rs
That hc ti cv, Hi :!r led i,t, The after
10y tng nin~r- who inn.r guilty than he far ,,i
.er.'n hr hal i.ieI hia a uiiu.-. FIR the
STATE Til If ia" Parties had L-g ariIatr-i d.. tl.
va tive. ii"N Aii"E" they WaIi have told Knight.
al hi- daughter
Nj Mccullough th,n 'i-.~ u the action e tic
iravcs.ef-, and urrl Ih part each Of tLrfI I'll
10 III" "hirl n-. "ui then -p,kr 81 the !aluu-
Store. That ar" ~ circulation IT won, T., the assam,
Tt 4 u -tori'- -a'i t" hAV t-ou told t., Oldham
true h. should ir punished Called ti,, a,,.uftn,,
If I;r jury Tho ln f-r.uu had i.- firI t.
Oldham ggsul oa of the -Ipr.. ~Nr-t.t the rrty.r..,
relative anil that tho r.r-ur. II Nj. K,ii,
hi MT lc"v" he guilty Slii defendants .f,uII
r'nr tat" Court with rr.u hsni- ani a!- t.. ,r,w
letter Trefd 'ii-n thcs bad Nj. M,CuI"usi. .gguci
i't tn actions # iic irN-rs-rs upon tbs streets PROVED
Tie ''-thc" 81 TIA" conspiracy, atd Il Hoihin.
irtn-itt~t III tine had i-n proved it, -N.t,rr
'-ii l Inferred from t"ir arint' AMI th part that
rri I IiI".u T"ri'rrss-i IN carrying uut iu.r here
"n- 81 thu audience. VIII" asleep anil dreaming. let
Yell ~ Two out "i ham that startled the Court the
jury Eni aroused Liu4-.f and -.rryt--iy rls- sa,,
after which Mr. Mccullough closed hi. .ic~rh ami ,L
: o'clock latl! rang.
Mr Evans then aIlr, seed tho Jury in behalf II hi
''i"ts said TIA" States Attorney iia I iaI case auI
reminded HIM Of ii locomotive on . nnr-hr.- rail.
road gu an up grade brew pretty picture tn h. IN.
Uuitabl~ -yl- Of the dpug- the People 81 Port b.
p''li on The ni OF Last February. This p-plr snuud
wash tIrir dirty linen At hi;- and that the uuI, CON
spray That -Nrst''. VA mas" ny oldham Kui-L;
To cover up thu part they ad taken and To ,Ei-d tl-
character "i Mis- Knight throw lhr rr-t.t,ii.
ity 81 the whipping uis' thu honest mrvi4iIir- that
engaged Ia IT, aud that there w.- hut one, r,,Ir,
stG Failure ia the character Il ku..ht and that -
hf> Manifestation Of aannr-- when he included e,
'."hidc oldham. That cua.P.raior- met secret a.
-iu"It out th"i: work 'I.ss:--u..y Not the tray
"'s"E, hn'- invited them O. ID" hutr arl ihry told
"'"T. s-iy about tl'T nt-uiiy- Ala.-risI .r,-r-Iy
upon ti4r verdict in toe "f Knight. whom H. com
l"i wa th- Principal -pai"r. ui tvt gri-r-rl
t. the ftct that Mr. Crr>~.lI had got III man IN and
.A~ thu jury not I" make II Themselves LIS com
voting ihc Others. Coular kui. d; To- li-u.--t A.
uo.d si, said when he Ii got the men INTO tr.uii
h.s"y i~>"rtc them and informed upon ami pr, .rrtt,
Ia IN. II" .ai that Iula- l. not nor i.,c
ii.'u Knight Then -luk- about oldham - .u,rc
'~f=r~ aui -tailins uauu-r than he hal auaA!yrrr,i
GIpu Knight. Argued that Young Knight Va. A u,urr
proper p"r'or 10 b" entrusted With the n.eait,n u a.,
sister it'tp. Khan II"s father. h~u- Ia younger
tIi NOR NIEpr.su-- Mr. = Irsu--t tlt,t thu human
'ai Wa Constituted thu; ci,I not Int ir-i i,.
inAf'n 1t ~ vIiHi Of ti- -tnTr- THAT oldham had
circulated That the >aie- ATTORNEY had admitted
;:rf~ v'n.rirsrv by ruiis-uiu. To the release of
i.y principal o"E-trai"r. That no cor..yirir
." l." TOT IA ia'i and thu; the parvs still
indictment for assault.
W. regret inability DO justice III thi. aLstrae,
:" the able ami vru,.it- effort q Mr.. Evsi,
At - ? Mr.. Constable Preceded 10 aIr--. i-
jury a'r -aid that h- had been all Of cases ia;
in- VA. the smallest "n" ia ~h,h h~ had ever b-,u
ru- 'cri' That tins Ma all a>-auli and battery
falsely called r"i-p piracy 's>c. with the vhir cOt-ir-
'i"F Lett cut: Ia" ~Aut". t" know why H., ntun had
lsa araIti;e tni Why i;cl"r,Iin. and Hrraart had
70 from 2, though IE. r,.S 4i!iif W.
~rrus: that III. States Atiururv confsutric,i m.
AH'~Ir!=- ii ih-" wiiA ihrir guilt. THAT ;nry
wrr" simply accessories before the fact: that h-u
Knight wa- quite! Tia" whole drtl-tl Tor
~ TIA iTl: "a! r"u-traipr. H. prur-r,iv! 10 re-
~" III testimony and ARGUED that ku.Ehr had "uls
ought til" nj! of IT, uth.T-. AMI did MANY
- "'H ''i'~i him !" toll hi- fsih AMI thu;
tcin Ia ni"rirTr~i aud Probably prevented hnnis-
rt. Called the attention # the the -vii-uc.
- W M Parker, anil hi- 'Tart- rip those ui h- rOAd
l. To- "fa .":I!"iIs - TIL seen KNIGHT
'fi Oldham aud A. rte! that Ihl, claimed ~ tn
state it>prNins thu truth ii the ,hlr.- IT H..
l:i-.I -lpu!-rin: ~ oldham H.. ,.fsI that ol,u,
- Ia, s'.rnc" from c"nti III" Ia, lay ir:1I had
.Ilas'.tst,r-l tia.
Mr. Constable '-gl'-l hi a-:r'ilrri: at 9l O'Clock
al! the court .aru.-l
Court uet =; '..'!""k Fridsy u,.rning wh.u tin
State Attorney Ina.~ his closing i-,-h whirh he
I'HirHf7i the Arguments i rir iuf the irici,-
IA atl~ iIInncr anl then the given To- til,
Jury, which retired at - )
Up to the hour Of going to press, -four
. clock there appears To be no prospect Of
the jury agreeing upon verdict.
= Look at Lieherman's new styles of
Fall and Winter Clothing. just receiver.