Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1878-04-24 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

MVP.. ....mg. Perimps bare was sou. exeggeration la the accomit As P. 4 wine.' expefiencol lung edit, confinement I mold Imagine what • frUbt fel Ira premeds he en.. adair ma. ba. ...rowel on all Me p.n.. primer., hot to meas. more who had bees suldeeted mrsitrestraent. I Snow by ex.. A. the m. 0., exerted. norm. condition prod.. by whin, impneonment, and lb. ed.sty of prisoners or nuestion Mid been already sone* in es Man the.. mu. seem of mem bad gone nr. sod °Mere bad commits. suicide it bat enmity it was to mate tbm he. thets amply Onnuse one of them luel not talt. on Me cap Wien Pe us. se ...al Me armed dn. On me it ma. Me unpr.... not ol • parrultreen, teA of as Want cited nom yenonal enmity It seemed to me Mat Nal mead not and ought not to pass ...aced I eat* to see whether sone Ane would t•lte Me matter ha band, Init ell were Mehl and m.o. premat.l in.p..ff or any imber thdoeuttal oakd.l from rm...ld such arbitrary acu. Semu no other means dxscroid mbrothar to the affAir. I detennieed, as t. tin.. my Arm mm. Pro. 11.1 • hum bstruy may rad ...elll4 ru that impuity. Is Is a terror. Ming to rune one • Inind ague. • ...ow but 1 muld nod no oMar them.„ It re. au Me mime to ma whether I sdled or wounded the Prefect . and when bred at bun I did not min al my bank.. pia.' . . . .  All the* and ma, other detach have been pretty genera, SUOSS tit tat Perramar be matte time, amt aorahogly the trial was awaited with man. rem Shur alueutial people thought that, au order to avoid • puha esanhal, excepanal shun. of proomme should be taken; but this °rialto. was not Mated by the ashorities. The ca. ad Sled op • jury in the ordmary way, ad full publicity wee aural by sea ling Sokoto of admiesion to the leafing representative.. of the Prem. It, the Bench Waal an Judgeo a some ef the highest diaitarie. of the ' snag others toe Imperial Charcellor, Pa. I ...scholar/. At eleven o'clock the three Jodges—young men in dark blue untfaus alorna sea sold lese—swale their plan a the beach, with the Public Proassutor on the rat head and the C 1.,, a the Court on the left, in uoilorms not ear., distauguished from tha of the Judges. The panda need not be deecribed io dotes, for it away resembles that of a English Criminal Court lb. jur se. duty empanelled and the wafture examiued The proessmorshowed good and surliertll name why the prisoner should be sow detourol,•hale the sutural for ae clefs owed good and suffices, e.o.m. why eheehould aerator& Then the J age seamed up, and the jury retired to consider thew ream All the • an. things vrith which Englishmen are quite familiar, but there seas on* thing which could not but sari to an Fraglishman very strange ; though the aura Adam. that Me ad dangerously waded General Trepoll, and wan quite naditternot ae to whether she auuded or killed him, the jury returned • verdict .4 '• Not guilty," ad the pubis, a hearing thi• deciaion expressed their approval in wild, eociferoue typist... Brum these facto sore people may pea dermas coucloron that Rai. Jura must it, utterly Imorsot of the mart elematary psocipler of an- a an.] the it,.,,., pubhe singularly arable to the drama an bmeen nght adarea. This COW ch.°, h..ever, n!tt taihed by the facto. The e.e many eCpeol. • lot culler one. In lb. first place: there wa a strong lola of hohnhation at the way In which the prisoners hal been treated, ad eascialy at the way in which General Tessa hal acted towards Bogolubuff. In no mousy of the world, perhaps, ie there such • Wong feel. ! ing amulet corporal paishment of all kande a. !I. Raba In the country where thirty years ago the Mont and the rul played • very {mailman art to the judicial ad adoonistrative instatious, a shoolhoy would now wader hared drama for life it he were abroad to • little patriarchal coati,. Sou no the birch. There Or. ...h. on record of boa harry committal suid le because their bum., chgnity hon nowt. a Matilibla ISSIO in :ha way. Co the. tilt. oh have a vivid personal recollection of the ad as an ethttul diachtline, sod who do out cashier that life-long alarms ye. thereby the prevalent Baia Ole on this abiest may seem • hula exaggerated but the liuMahe are • ;soutane people rho never do Situp by helve, ad tlat if such it be, it tomb in the right direction. when the cannel far the defence dearibal the gross owl Bagolubal as •‘ the groans of horuilual, ha-hilted human dimity.- hie was salel forth trete the eaten. • bust of applatre. 1011. second ;Me. the appearance and brag of the prisoner and some of the biographical 401_141 which tranared won for her the sympathy of the audience. lariat and unpretentious in manner ad attire, and withat sty straioin, after theatrical edest, she repia frankly sod reepectfulty to all the quasars each were pan to her. Wathout ever havdtg been condemned by • C nut of I.aw am had epent the bet years of her hfe In prism or near pare apaision, ..f had resolved to sacra. the re. mad'.r of it to an blew for she had awn the • amm vhe determieed to avenge. In vain the Public Presume pointed at to the jury that that cnowial-r.i.1111 should have Sale or no weight with them; that they were oot called uon to judge learal Treaerf or the pant .otitorit_il that the primmer ad bre heal; gmlty of the arbitrary, illegal con. dant which she condemned in ahem Eetuartatias of this Lind it., very lane influence on thatry er , the able. For both the c,t4fit3oo It iNtSt SRN whether glaring ....mei. am. should OKenrol or ...de...1...A the verdict was abeall pa y regarded as • l.: reprneand to • hwh-plateed ' sal who had arlararily overapped as lake of ihie authority. Juridically speaking. the whole thing , era. of ooee,, • I^^. j.tace; but ail Rada • with •hom I have op then on the abject i =Sandia amnia, that the Sting caonot sad ought tot to he regarded merely from the juridical point of view  • \ihether the affair will influence the fate of jury trial. in V...asia reniaine to le see,. Certainly it will he iwo.l to- strong nawnetent by theme who are hostile