New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
This honorable court will see that

hands. and that th's poho'aDe c"u'' VIII Dec u'as
Justice Is DONE
.T1,o, sneech was the hit OF my life. II It did
no, convince the old Squire II certainly got tie
coun;rymen on my side. hai touched the'r county
pr,ae and they were willing to overlook my oh'nce.
The SQUIRE realized this as quca'y ~ o'd' Tor ne
was n long way from being fool ann the moral
effect good. After ions ue''' 'e 'AS@N "'"sen
ND on bis knees and said
Gentlemen this honorable Court has h'erd oil
the testimony IN the which ar 10" oe'ore US With
deep attention. and has taken inc 70 tm h u all
oys prS ana , esn' Mr c Mise i and Mr has both
Of them made out Pomr,, S,' misbty ire. AZ" ,Hes
uI lake several minutes FER the Court 10 make up
its mind TO what Is 10 be done Win n,v erdet.
this honorable court Is adjourned fer zen minutes.
A. | did not want To cmbarrass the court IN its
cosatons / walled over lew pacce. "n,,ns me
yIInrrs and was pleased TO them endeavoring 70
convince him that was not 80 ,nuen ~ n'nc aei
i '' ncrs,ade and when court was reopencd coudnf
tell whether h" was for m" or against me, o.uoa 49,
conr to order using the same formula az on the hrst
assembling Of that honorable body ana Inc squire
r;"ntlcm"n. this yerr honorable court has de.
cided thrt Mr. Mise and Mr.. SMITH has both OF them
made ont powerful strong ca~' In the proceedn thet
has took place In yonr presence ibis day. and thet
10Th Of them has violated he law Of TINS ysre county
arrived to the conclusion tibet somethn' Is got to he
done fer The aphodn Of the law ,n has 49,, been thu:
"r. . f ,he ,rcumen thri led TO this trial before
th we're honorable court. the cOnrt Is agreed that
there bin costs OF this trlai Iorpoay Is g1t 10 pay
,nct iici o,licaton rests on Mr.. smith. Sow, what
Lavr Won coi 10 say TO thc Mr.. smith y
The prospect Of getting of with only the costs
comid do 10 restrain my feelings. arose ana said
May IT please this honorable court to impose what
so"ver Eunis,m,n unnor %' decsion '"''' W"
- -. Then Mr. smith, h. said. n you agree 10 what
the verdict Of ta,t we're honorable court Is. the
an,nnn ihct is 10 be disclosed T. this: You paw 8
po Of ~, Ter tho offence thet has been committed,
and y, for the costs ~ the arrestin' OF you and the
nssrmiLn' OF ts yerc honorable court and the court
win cali IT sqlinr. Now. what have you got TO say
That i, just. your Honor. and will do as the
,ort decides II yonr Honor will send the constable
down to NY oilic" with me will pay him the money
''', Pink white an old miner who had been an
outlaw In Texas. one Of the group that sqlatted
around NE ,lu II" wa. inG at na pest o man
II" always carried Il bowl" knii" IN MS belt ana
revolver in his hip pocket iie was never without
money. He carried his notes N me toe OF MS boot.
40 sooner had | finished speaking than Pink
rot M and pulled the stocking out. IL, contents
iinglod I'm the ears OF the group as he shook 1t at
the Squire. - -
Mr. smith, he said Pvc knowed yon fer con'
on nsn y"ar an know y% AR ba a iS nav lake IKE
squire what owe him. an put stop 10 tls whole
goldarn business TO Onct Your Honor thets me a.
tak.n'-ilnk WHITE known In these parts as man
Of III, word an his money air as good as any IN The
I'll would have been folly In me to refuse. so
accepted III" loan and paid up ! have never had any
trouble In the county since. ana Mise Is no" ono
Mr. smith related this story In the presence Of
dozen friends. and tire" OF them. VINO were eye
OF the court vouchcd for all that 10