Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-19

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iae layer begin to talk, / seen at
Tlnst that | wa In ccort to perform
Z d.FaEIGelbie jooty in tn intnrscr1 ~
.CiyTyliCatiOn an humanity Tn de-
C'sions were all on my side. Be
riyens 1t looked as though they were
All written with an eye to this partic-
ylar case. II didn't make amy diff
renee whether tn decision was about
IT, capture iv fugitive slaves or con-
5arnin' tn goold standard, it fitted
onto my case as though it had been
Grogan? He was me lawyer in thin
Gays whin had wrongs that didn't
propose to have thrampled on. took
thin to Grogan an Grogan presented
thin to tn Coort. Dear me, but twas
= threat TO see an hear him. He'd
Loen ncdlar in his youth an We cud
hear his voice as far as tn Indyanny
tsTate line Whin he talked to tn
judge ye'd think he was hollerin' in
sthructions TO a shipwrecked sailor
against tn wind. ! can see him now
Heaven to witness tn justice Nv his
cause, or stalked acrost tn room to
where me opponent sat an Missed In
his ear. 'PulthrOOn!' Whin he spoke
! ~ tn other lawyer as me larned
brother he done 1t in such way that
/ We expected tn other lawyer to reach
ir gun. An it wasn't all talkin'
ayether. Twas tn hardest kind Nv
Xercse. His arms were always in
motion. He wud bate tn table with
! his fist till tn coort house thrembled
lie wud shake his head till ye'd think
| bed shake 1t Off If he was tn lawyer
in case Nv assault an batthry he'd
punch himself In tn jaw an fall over
10 chair to show tn jury how It hap
pened. If twas murdher thrile he'd
pretnd to shoot himsilf through tn
heart an sink to IN ground dead with
his head in waste-paper basket an
mis- foot in a juryman's lap. If twas
n breach ~ promise suit he'd knee
on tn flure in front " juryman that
looked soft an beg him to be his
There was no kind iv acrobat that "
liver see in circus that cud give
anything to Grogan. An whin he'C
allied tn air with beautiful Language
an baten tn COort room furniture
into slivcrs he'd sink down in his
chair overcome be his emotions, witt
tn tears pourin' FIRM his eyes, an
give ye tn wink FIRM behind his
handkerchief.
/ He was n gr-reat man an whlI
| tn likes w him were alive twas some
! fun goin to law. But now, mind we
! Il We consult II lawyer he receives yC
, IN his Office. looks out Nv tn window
while .ye'er tellin' tn story iv tn croo
wrong done ye be ye'er neighbor, taps
MS nose with his eyeglasses an says:
We have a perfectly good case. adj
wise we to do nawthin. Ninety-foul
! dollars, please. Oh, II We insist on
lhryin' tn case. I'll sind tn Office boy
over with ye. He always riprisint'
| tn firm in coort.' Don't we liver &c
INTO coort, says |. What wud ! be
! lOin' In q smelly coort room, talkin
| up to man that was me chief clerk
inst year, says he. No, sir. tn law Ii
a different proiissyon firm what it WA
whin Dan'l Webster an Rufus Choate
IN thin gas bags used to make
mighty poor Twin be shoutin' al
Judges that made less. TIL law today
is not on'y proilssyon. It's bust
ness | made a bigger honoraryum
last year consolidatin tn glue In
| thrests that afterwards wint into TIL
hands " a receiver which is me, thin