The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

wages taken from hs -. hy the xorss wheAu
 in the city, the whelp wesld be defended
 by lawyer. wAo woul, wcve that the
 wheip killed the Aaborink. man in self defense. cr vas akTy drunk aud a jury
 would hii to agree. and the wAelp would
 get clear. Ifa vicious man should walk np 'o the bess maa ,a the city. and delib-
 efately kill him. with no provocation, there would be excitement, talk of iyuch- inE, the papers would he tail of the enn-
 tessscas of the murderer. and the next
 day is would he sad that the murderer
 refused ,o be seen by the reporter. being closefed n cell w,th his attorney. and at,sr the session he would refuse to talk. on the advice ct the attorney, and . plan would be al osee ,nAugurated to lear the william. Legal teehaie ali,.cs that lawyers have made possible by legislation oi their own, would he tesorted so. delays would c,out, changes ot venue would be had, tunes would he packed. sompc.ed ot ,g- norani toolS. wlth aa oS aNionai friend ot Inc murderer, A disagreement would ke had. II would be proved that the respect ahsc citigen ~as geia. ta shoot han. aud mall, the murderer would he sei ifec ot gwen a lew years. haatd m shoe tac- t"p. Criminal lawyers puic themselves mofr on acqui,tisg man they and ev- eryeody knows ,e he guilty than they would on beink crowned with 4 laurel wreath for an horest ptAiscworihy act \ man may mnoteF and foh | man. aud hc arrested ~tta the uu.c, on hlA p-rson, and the money taken itoW the st,tlm cAn hc paid Iu the lawyer who scs ufes hts ac- qatttal The Oshkosh flws4 tells ahe iolio~ine story
 \ burglar stole several haadfei dol lars fon sair. iis was caught and the money tound ou hun ll,s lawyer kuc~ he WAS guilty, bHs all the sane did hlS best tn clear hum The osnrf ot the nancy could not ssea, to ieS i,icnnty, hut '"eid swea, ta a bogus .ie that ~ss with it. The thiet wts sentense ed. bai before court adleufaed hts is~yrt mate appll- cation and treeis e,i ften the ,autt. aS attorney. the entue snm ot noney in~1 qdcstsoa. oi eaut,e the owner ci the money MAS P4tal,.sd s sae 4 senarka. hlc eshib,t.oa al ptsicsstoaal skili. and we'd, home trying to dis, a.rt the ds,inc- tod between the attorney and ,n accom- pl,ce after the fact, and booked ~,ih great apprehension at this mode ot .' lassting tho standard ai business net .iity
 Do honest la~ys,s blush at such exh,- bit,ons II they do. the bushes are un- seen. and they assoe,aie with the .hyNiess who do such things IL ,a awful to think oi these things, and H ia no wonder pco- pie bee ome maadened. If ihefe was law that a murderer should hc uicd and consicied ot acquitted slthln thnty days atirf the eommtssson oi his estme. and that no person te iebaited i,om service on a iuty hes au.e he k e~ anything. and there was sentiment that the guilty should be punished. and ia .yets would not defend men they knos ta be guilty, the'c would he ne mehs and iesS iine The experience of tfnt Inuat nlust he a warning to lawmakers. is~yers and cr,m- inais. or the day uot ttf distant shen the people will make a unplrssan, ior mntdeters and the. apolesists. ia, luding medi' al olleges that buy the bodies ot r,iixens who have been killed lof what tho body wall bfng fos disseet.ng purposes. The sooner lasyefa take acton un thia subIett, and ~eed oat the unasrnpuinus members ot then ptaiesstnn. and ask iot laws ,o eonsit, instead ot asquit ciimi- uals. the sooner the country will be safe place to i've m