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GODERIL1II. ONT., FRIDAY, APR% 24, 1885.
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¶'MI UUURON SIGNAL! ?'illi' "r:(:.�'_!L' 175.,01".tTVA
ON THE WING.
neighbors, and would claim that his line
was the beat, and all others, though good
E. bolds • . : +Kingie a th •.rungh -paced
: FRIDAY. APRIL 21tet, 11113. 'Tory, and hat run for Parliament to the tre''rd'l ks Tali ..4i a•saautwte. to their way, sa mtepping entire over the
a Lwery and .Mia. 1. a t•w
erNo,
interest of that darty, but he has come ! -
Hat is high in t.oderich-ec high. in- it.. the sound conclusion that bowdnsy ie 1 Saturday evening bring' the cummer-
.lerai, that some of the Bose of the purr the p••rson who to resy..iurble for tits' cis! traaellen house. The drummers
tolls can reach eery little of it.
:ley: table ‘rate .,f a.Yairs in the North- who !olive on Monday monolog to do
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Meet K au truthui the rwu.•r that 1 west. Nmat st week quoted, soP iuioa i their week's work are usually fagged out
the sudden warmth of the weather was; r... Jiro Dodds' paper, and this Werk I. by Saturday, and pace the coining of the
caua.xi by the bohlire of spru,,i iroory we evil the G•lluwini; fr..ui the rams day of rest the Sabbath -with joy
journal. the venationSino-ren •er • it , not perhaps, became@ they ere any more
sue:@ by •• it "nee" •'n Friday.
_will be seen that the IYtSuaor used by , pious than the rest of tiuulind, but be-
- /hie fest--btw--tawriaetmou ideetical jj' eau= the steter of Autumnal the eon
with that of the article in Tatstent strain upon their yital ferees aloe,
which a fortui41,t agt caused the Star to 1 :utoly demand the recuperstne quiet
grog' ':viteateal j stet the freedom from excitement which
' "The etolwnce .•n every baioi u over , the tenets of religion attach to the Sev-
whe:n.ing.teat W L►rwoney, the I:.,rorn entF Uay, and which the statutes of the
wed the N••rtbwe.t, :..'sesta indebted rwlm, made and provided, duly compel
_ for the hr.rr,h:r slaughter that toss taken +
place. Party holing meat ha: c • in- ( the observance of. Under these arcum-
duence when jeering this man He has , stances all who are wtthin *mess of
Tet McCarthy Act h*a oil ntotki-t1th
I ur tuetuhi•r, M. C. Cameron, been sus-
peni ed. Mr. Cameron desert es the
thanks if tits c•..untry f •r f : vano the
government t,, tLts sour.1 c •rcittuiea.
Sar .lobo is getting, sa1le kr.'•evoel out os
c•.nstitets •not) law.
%Vs h. Vo tie r .ir will have the but.-
eety to insert juryman Wtet'e eap'.anie proved a miserable traitor to the niter t '•Hou.s `tweet Homo- avail themselrrs
tion of the verdict in the c..uapiracy atta'rf lila wuutrl,anmj .f notal ,if the accessary c.nveuieuars for getting
-can* It misrepresented the Hume so ly, L."s."o:feet of5eul s u utter, .neon
aloe. fit cry loyal citizen sh.utd demand there on Saturday night, and sot a natio
greatly that common doctor 111111pres of the (i..verruneut that he be at once rel consequence the trains on the oeeaa-
tou are usually well loaded with bagmen,
homeward hound. Taking all an all,
they are a sharp, intelligent lot of fel-
lows, who in addition to natural shrewd-
tho town co rout. gitisg the newt
The .nulhgest oompoat-rtias nese and fair educational advantages,
grant to the 1110eLanws Institute. It turned up an Clintua, and Footsie a fratoe possess a knowledge of men and matters
will be too bad it we lose the $400 offer or. the 1'c. Cot, if we can judge from born of experience and constant c•ntact
ed by the ()uteri., t.o%ernmet,:, •.r even the fullowiag foot note to an article in with change .1 scene and dilenaty of
half that sum, through any u•.ata.on no- our readablecotem last week .- circuntstaoees. When half a dozen of
non .•f " economy. Let us hare i)tt ..'utas. -riot to fetter No Caw. April these fellows congregate in a smoking
11.1 ai`aed "Palmetto: neer twiddle of seoond
wg.„. ma• where orcin the word. "nerorioas tar, the matters of public importance ;
Rzo:tsh tawvers it should read ' e.otorious
Lotion lacquers; Thu was as error of our the aoience, art and history of the d„y ;
("" fa reailnir rite man rsorIPt• .des was bot the wars and rumors of wan, the politi-
aware that ours siren ,orr.zoitdeat war a
K d d MerMt w ntlM
the insertion of the let ter • ! this malt oda , d,sguaard from the pool is service. The
wr,!e the historical verdict. ismeoteat ••fboe he has 1..orae'ed re•lu.ros
_ r !motto•: a knave not a fool as tis
- beAt-'
ItrHU, urtac •• appears to be in lava c
century action.
Tne 31,,il stasis .tet the most of the
North west expedition s 340.000 Per li s
and that the exg.ensr already incurred
amounts to $!100.000. It is to be hoped
that this u ae over-e•tairete, for tf it is
t•, rttci the Ria rebellion will ir.vnlve a
substantial addat.un t" the public dela
before the end of the aesecc.-[Hatti1.
ton Titter'
Et. Monet appears to have met with
an enemy who can stand the heat, and
make It sultry fit him in :pure ways
than one, as wail be seen by the fuse: w
rig despatch :-
Como, April 21. --It is reported that
the rival lliandis bare met in battle, and
that the original Mandi was defeated,
losing two Governors. It is also report-
ed that E1 °betd has been plundered
and burned' ------
iv an interview with • reporter for the
Mental Witten, Hon. Wm. 1'Iaodougdl
said he was made the scapegoat for the
blundering in 186'.! ant 1870, and he
predicts that two men will be made the
•capequat in the present instance l -ie
Kays further
"I have no hesitation in condemning
the present Indian policy of the Clevern
nient, and the t disastrous state of
affairs might have been averted by em-
ploying those who had experience among
the Indians and half-breeds o' the
Northwest,"
ens Melo hes en far "scooped tics
other Canadian dailies every lime in the
nutter of important and reliable news
from the Northwest. it was the first
flatly to correctly " mise " the uprising ,
it gave the first eo s cnt of the Duk lake
right, and also pre tee earliest news of
the Frog Lake massacre The tilnbr',
work d a credit to Censdte& lowrnaliam,
more espeeialty as it is not a organ of
the lot-erauuwt, and has had to collect
its news wlthoat any epectel Enron from
the Minister of Militia.
wita*ed angels. to the realms .d bliss. 11 w,ufd have been viten to the unlit
have listened to your arguments, gentle. 1 thrutigh top mr:wm. •.f the prom teat
men, and have noticed the jeaata d welt I week, but for the 1.dieu a: lou of ffam&
anti well-rtshrrs, mho foir:u that ety-
Riyer. were not the safe end lure hoot upon, but upou close analysts I bud that 1 thing I might say or nay motives for
by which the troubled watera of life were you all deal in luxuries, and that i, and , writing wou1.: tat' en feleely consumed by
to be crossed to the treat heirs' of rest_ I only, deal in a tine w:,iah is aF.solute)y
The only dt$rr.s,ice oath's two ltseussiuns ueceaary, - caskets of all k.:tis. nukes
would bo that the go.Kinatured banter of and shapes, from the .:.fatly u.aitu*aoy
the one.-4puuld bit exchanged 'for the and rusewu.•dto the humble pit.* cess ,
acrimonious attacks of the other. But, all warranted of the material specified ,
I tine that I sin sermonizing, anti a trimmings, handles and plates to suit ,
that u not to my line, I will close by with or without transpanng, as the tastes
giving a ample of how the drummers of the relatives of deceased may dictate ;
talk Shen "shop-'-t-tails topic. terms to the trade tikrseis otrtha
The gro.•ery man m answer to $ quea- un goad marks, if cash is paid thuds* of
tion as to the state of anode from the 30 days a disonuat of 3 per cent. will be
dry heeds man said • •'Welt, as to that, allowed on invoice rates ; cat..l ;nes con
t tinct nuttiness fair, and I think the raining cuts of caskets, woo, ao,l ?n.ces,
trade will continue to improve. You furnished by return mull by
see, groceries are staples and they are The roar "f laughter that br.,ke in at
different from luxuries, and the business this point from the rest of the piny
dune is after all, regulated by the pope- hindered the coffin man from giving the
lation ; I see by the .ital.. that there u .tarn, .of the him, the number of the
no exodus, and the natural Increase of street, and the post .dhce address of the
population, together with the groat flow
of immigration hither will necisaarily keep
up the demand. -
"Oh ! oh ! oh "' broke an the dry
goods man, "You don't mean to tell us
that groceries are not luxuries. Why a
nun could live comfortably and never
get within a dog's bark of a grocery
store. Look at the nations of the earth
and their standard dishes : English,
casket builders. He had started off to
good shape, had actually thrown a
feeling of awe an awning of awe, so to
speak --oyer the ubject, tut }.e got en
the downgrade and before he was swam
of the fact was worltin;top trade in his
best vein, t.. the amusement .f his
aud iters.
The insurance mon, alter : u :nz his
ribs to see that none of theon had bept
one or both of the party roans to suet
their own recos, as the ler.i,ct lots been
by the M . t;f c. -urea of the w,•rd.ne
of the verdict can lwueatI%' and fairly be
misdate bear the coustructiuu you have
given it, cit, that el braudsnt ail the
witnesses fir Cot prosecution sed the
'dlinistrrs and others of the h:eform party
who t ...k any part in tl.e i,r•steutw,u,
as "liars and perjurers," then the jury
easy loosobleate, and their inactive to
dc jttstiot �.__ •
Itis taOLS WIM.IPRrED.
I do not, however. hesitate t•; sescrt,`
Out if riesel with --O ec*-psr:aan*pint
it is stmt.ly iwp.rsible to draw from the
vt�ti;ct any such uteatilog. 3i. reuvear.
the fact taut the son -party paper of our
coy, the Tt:ogfor..; has from the fiat
siteo to the verdict the iwtaniu; the jar,
intended it to hare. goes to prove it is
not e. vague as to be justly worthy of
the construction you -have given it in
itqir columns, If I am correct in this.
fa asaoifcatly tiniest of hog to persist
in whipping your crolitical opponents
over the book of the jury er to cell them
"lieu and perjurers under cover or pre.
tattoo of this verdict. It you feel i moo-
ted in publicly proclaiming these gentle -
aft as "liars and perjurers," be fair
Omagh to say buhlly that such are the
views and cpmions of the a'«a, and
MOT r TUE [L.'ri,Ic.t:sI;.1iT V:'oM rix
JC[T
bread, cheese and ale ; Irish, potatoes rattled by the double -actioned narrative or their verdict, as it is absolutaiy faire
and buttermilk ; Scotch, parriteh and of tho casket wan, said `'Old f✓_ortality, + to say the; the :try ties engaged
soy se_h
� up+own lit the parties rnf�agud tr. the
milk ; French, frogs a fa gridiron ; u correct in some respects, but not in proaecution, and it a equally false to say
Dutch, saurkraut and lager ; Itaaans, , all Ha is right in saying that provision that the verdict. which d.st:nctty states
fAsua/laa lasryr kfm If as oil, wine and snails ; Hinduoa, race ; should not only be made for ourselves the /to) :eel c-,mpelted" to acgt.it limp
so. write sheat h.s oeltlaaa aIeoren :n 'het
cal doings, undotngs and wronedotngs 1 because the had "eiderout. ' on a moat
woo. the world at begs ; the bloeee and Sequonaux, walrus and seal steaks care- and our friends while !icing, but that essential part f the evidence which was
„ - ofthe of courtship sect marriage ; the ed tiff the living anlmal,and bolted while We should always bear ion mind our end- , Ihs connection of the defendants to
Tots Ntttgham I. ss loot Mit 4Ad w the blood is warm ; the Tartars, horse-
sc re -Sitz article on the ,'ile"» and i:2! faahtoes and the foibles of frail human -
dash . white the Digger Indians, on oar
oatensibie manager, in the course of fly ; music end the drama ; in fact all western plains, are even lea fastidious
which Mitchell and his paper set a feu- subjects that can be thought of between in their tastes, and load themselves up
fu! handling Ph must protest, how- the cradle and the tomb are argtsd and with damp earth, which strengthens the
ever, against the ri.i,•!.. being classed • I re -argued, contended for and objected digestion, clears the blood and induces
to, upheld and knocked down, pot 3° -longevity to such an extent that the life
Roforin journal, fro tt is not one. The
Tones closes it colour. ..f hard hitting gether and dissected, annihilated and anamrarice man u an unknown factor in
with the following • resuscitated, galvanized unto death, lie- the community. I±onney, you're not
"Summed up in a few w rds, the gotten and destroyed, (raised and dr welling with a line of neeesseiries-
whuli career of the t'.,1`tte has been one preciated by the travelling men gathered
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of vacillating imbecility, o&eentereptible in the smoakinq coach. The latest novel, Y°re dealing in luxuries. If noceeai-
slander,ef powers prostituted for Peron.- sentimental song. grand opera, pithy ties are wanted, 1've got 4121-- dry
cry gain, of falseness end deceit, and a *Waal, wise saw, aboard stoveplane-
tic
.ho- goc'� ,
disgrace to journalism in thus county. Pe, p•
tic sketch, interspersed with banter,
raillery, drollery, solid reasoning and
philosophical deduction, come out in
discussion between whiffs cf smoke from
MORE DYNAMITE.
Th3 British ALd iiirtity'B-ailditag fragrant cigars, or k.bacoo Pipes ranging
Blow' t Up trona the c.rtly meerchaum to the humble
clay -dab. There's • mine of wealth un-
told for the novelist who can aucoeafuj-
ae,aee. ',amaze se lir BeI:dlas Mrtaas
1y re -produce the wit and wisdom. the
phil000phy and the folly, the solid de-
ductions and the devil-may-care badinage
of a railway carrtage stormed by home-
ward bound commercial travellers on a
Saturday evening train, for they run the
gamut from end to end; they range from
Burnett Passuosett, of the R'yth lfe•
rine, recently pot et his warpstnt, and
winds op a vigorous onslaught upon the
village council in the following fashion
"It is not often that we are compelled
to criticise on such actions orf oke counrij,
bet when necessity convene us, we sen
wield the editorial pen with • vengeance,
and if the "boycotters" sniping to hide
the "nigger in the ftnee we can *tot
find him."
Brother Paesmoreh interact' is that
the niggardly and bigotted vitae coun-
cil of Blyth will net give hton • fair show
for the municipal printing. There is fire
in his eye.
Tes Oovernrnenl haus been neglect
ing the Indiana. until it was tato late.
t That the Indians who have rue have been
starving to death, the following *tract
from Indian Agewt McRee's report for
1884, respeeting the iadians near Duck
lake shows
As the staple fond et the [ethane the
mask rat - will be swot scares. and as
the crop promises to Wry, them poser
pal depeadessee denim the oomiag win-
ter will be open rabbits. Destitatina ie
ears to maw, and will he fek iters the
at •s7 viae tie** treaty, for, in farmer
years, nor y was °weed that
could be d of for the alleviation
or their misery, het this recourse Ming
an longer left to them, they have now
vastly the government suietanee to d*
plod oei.
The fol. swlag telegraph despatch was
received by us as we were ' making up "
to s( to prune -
howoot . Eng.. April 23. 1883.
t; reat excitement was caused today by grace to gay, from lively to severe. And
to explosion In the Secretary depart-
ment .1 the Admtratty office. Assistant when all other subjects an exhsoeted,
secretary Swainaon's mom was complete- when the thousand and one topics that
1, wrecked. and the adjacent cnrrdors warp daily the minds and consciences of
nisch damaged, while all the windows the teeming millions of this poor old earth
fronting on Nurse tiwrds parade were of ours hare been duly placed upon the
blown out
The building toot fire, but the flames griddle of criticism, and rested to
their hearts content of the drummers in
the smoking car ; when tatters have
been made of the great themes, and the
minor matters hare been duly pulverized
The police were promptly summoned, between the upper and nether millstone
end all the gates closed. No per.nn was _the argutnent and irony of the coo -
allowed to sour or decor. ante) • tontines drummer+ -then, and not until
thomufh examination was made. A
large force of dete•tttres were shoo posted
around the buildings. hat no arrests have
yet been made The authorities are
very retreat about the affair, bet the
were soon extinguished
Hemmen received a severe scalp
wound. Several other officials were in-
jured, but none aa seri:us:y as Swain•
then, does the business instinct regain
its position, and every ore begins W ask
his neighbor about the state of trade, the
geeeral
condition n[ business, the possibilities d
opintnn u that tt u the work of
dynamiter* future trips on the mrd -in other words,
it is oer'ain that either gon cotton or haring exh•ueted all other subjects, they
dy.waite eras used. begin to talk "shop." Talking -shop"
is never of great interest except to those
•wsAt; et rs�Mn. engaged in the special lie* ender du-
P•ir ste T 11. Inhofe gives tate f• ;low- cuaion, and, as a consequent*, then is
ing orraphic description of the Brandon a diversity of opinion regarding the re -
hissing best's' The concert was just (•five merits of the respective daises of
nicely over and we were getting tattled banister unman those engaged in that
down for the night. when we ran into
Brandom The people iterated the
train, and a helot of about forty girls
'merriest: into the trate wok eatables and
coffee i believe every soul in Brendan
meet have pawed thenuth the train. The
boys were uproarious after the daj s
test in Winnipeg and the fen of
the eoncert and were 'cowed with a sat
of spontaneous oemhuation, for every owe
ersrned to start at the ammo time to Ina
acct hug the Rina And the girls were
jest as keen for it sew* were,end kiseed
Was (hen awe kissed theoe it was
sortbisg terrific ' the boys yelling and
hugging. the girls screaming. and the
mere of Bran/len evoking blaek in the
face Bestehen of them. beth Teen and
wtweoo, were crying. the deice n*1y
knows what for When they MOSS into
the train they were as steady and owlet
es awly
"You're a dandy," observed the mil -
latter stopped to take breath. ee dear cross while health Inc vigor a his brit both d berO atempted - em and Reformers
thought you were wound up fur twenty- portion, but at u also his duty rand I are agreed . n that point, and certainly
four hones, and were not going to give soy duty advisedly -to look to it that to the jury were -but whether the defend
any of the rest of w a show. if there's
the event of his being called away sod- ante had "conspired together a. urine. "
Now, the "principal evtdeace" referred
to in the verdict was that portent hely
which hare connected Messrs. Busting
and Meek with Wilkinson, and the c}s'.
transactions This important point u
the so called "principal evidence," and
was necessary to p ove • censpiraty In
the minds of the jury- -sworn to deal
justly with the evidenoe of every witness
-that point was made questtocahle by
the sworn evidence of Mr Mees's clerk
as to the dates of meeting Thencoaroes
a d',eht in their minds as to the connec-
tion of the several defendants Now the
law and British justice u such --end
properly so that the accused shall sJ
ways reoeive the beneft of a dente, at
on thio ground the jury, *Pet careful
consideration and die:ues.•rs west the
words
1151. ,:ollrxusn
ing. Death and tater aro sure to catch
all of as, and none can do l gs either of
these calamities. Under these circum-
stances 1 would mildly remark that at
gether in a pre-arradg•d "coosl•iracy to
bribe." If I say, this verdict can be
constrained into brooding the prosecut
ors as "liars and perjurers" surely then
every verdict rendered in our courts also
behooves every man who !overt his dear brands one of the contestants in theorize*
ones, whose affections have centred nunner, but this 1 take it no honest per
around his own fireside, who has sworn son wi11 admit.
As the writer of this let ter also penned
at the altar to lore, to cherish and pro- the verdict and *elected the wording .4
tett her -you all know of whom 1 speak. it, so as to, embody as briefly at possible
who has gathered around hie knees when the unanimous views of the jury. it be
at home the little curly hoods who lisp mg by thein, you discussed
peur!u s and adopted
"Father" to lovtag accents . I
[lotJo4rl.•`e OY :TA LinANIN..
say it u the duty of such se oomiag from good authority ; it
men to not only labor well thio First, it must bo dot:act y borne
linery man to the dry goods man, as the and earnestly to make provision for these in mind that the charge was not whether
one in the, party who u travelling in the
luxury bujiness you're the man. Dry
goods are a comparatively recent inven-
tion, and when I ay comparatively, I
mean comparatively. The poet lana
written
Mae waste bat tittle hers below.
Rut waste that little tome.
or words to that effect. In the sweet
long ago tailor-made snits were not in
rogue, and the ancients' aspirations were
little, but they wanted that hide, long.
Hence the flowing rote and girdle of the
east. In the west the local residents
went to the other extreme and were sat-
isfied with a tuft of feathers in the hair,
a scalp lock or two at the belt, and a
few streaks of paint on the skin. The
We captain Jack cotsic'ered that be was
dreamed for company when he had on a
paper Dollar tied with a string, and a
=retie of panthers teeth around his
right wrist. For the sake of argument
that the last costume is a little say for
our winter season, but notwithstanding
that admission, I have this to say that
tailor -mads clothes are not necessrrise,
but lutunes, and few of us are as happy
now as we were whin our mothers made
our jackets and treason, and our sisters
knitted our socks and woolen mita But
I've got a line that's an absolute nesersi-
ty—mdliaery..'
As he ceased *peeking, and struck a
match to relight his irasrant three for-io
tickle Havana cigar, a heavy•drawn,
deep, enmistakerbly grave -yard nth
denly or in natures course W see that
the mother's food heat will not be forc-
ed to break with the double work which
ha thus fallen upon her, by the taking
off of the chief support of the once happy
home. This is where the necessity for
Itte insurance comes in ; this is where -
"Clinton , change cars for Ooderich
going west, and for $eaforth, Dublin,
Mitche11,Sebrangrille and Stratford met,
at the latter point connection with the
main line of the O. T. R. to all points
east and west," broke in the brakeman,
and the discussion was abruptly termon-
ated. D. M•'
THE BRIBERY PLOT.
Leiser tree. tM M.@wsesa of eau Jury -
Tie awry asamleeewetp erhaa1e tart
it, **nemeses. womeSetise d ertbMy
We hare long 11�h teat Use ordinary
rota of Conservatives batt necessarily for
a good while past awed to be astonished
st or ashamed of anything their Toronto
organ could either do or say They
too give the defendants tee benefit and
pn-not ':e them act niton 1'in were
desiro,:s of leaving no 'item opot. the
claracter of ether of the dor'.ndasts
mors than the evidcnee warranted, and
eertatnty not one of the jetty intended
for • inumerit to g•, ..rat .i 3/..Ir way to
cast even a reflection upon any penmen
takir.,t part to the preeecu'ion i tbink,
moreover, at as safe to say the i' either
have stood eu much that it might natural- the judge or c•rnnesl Ger the pr•.aocuO.te
they could stand an had considered the verdict to be a re-
ly be supposed hy Aecoon upon the characters of the peer
thing. If however, they are capable of cutors, the Court would not hare hew
either mattresses or shame. they will toted to re:- ted rot that we had not bees
asked to twos judicaaent upon any one
but the defendaia. Io•u will under
stand from this that if -./ P or York,"
thinks there would be no tome/ In ore
tanning the "'widow* of the 12 intent
gent emirs" b, prnve that the promos
ton were guilty of '-wilful and corrupt
perjury, ' he is c•rtsuniy:
feel anything but comfortable whom they
read the letter from one of the jur7mea
on the Bribery trial whish unman in our
columns this morning, and to which it is
to be hoped the editor of the M iJ well
have the manliness and courage to give
equal publicity in his.
particular line And I know of nn ra- broke from the utadertaker's traveller, it is to be noted that the writer of the
son why such should not he the care. 1 who, after thus giving vent to his pent I•tser though he was net t�tewt forerlM
The armory man. the dryroods man, the up feelings, remarked . "The wise man, acted a such, and not only pronounced
millinery nun, the undertakers traveller who had tried all enjoyments that wealth
and the ubiquitous meantime man each could purchase, and found that in theca
hes • mission, and their oontente-vas re- was nothing bet emptise s, summed up
Herding the importance of the lines for his eiperienee in the line( sentence :
which they trarel, if • little more earnest "Vanity •.f vanities, all is vanity and
and hotter argued, are, after all, but venation of spirit." And the wine reap
parallel with the religious differences wee right. We today at, drink and are
which ars oeesaiowally reatileted in marry, and issaorrow we die ; we bedeca
1 ton platform. on the highways and ourselves in n le and fine line*, no the who)* Tory prose of tie Uo mows
down the byways. 11, for instance, in- Nadine of the fact that 0mi/rest Leven- la° dochte1 it to tact we must nata^sliy
steed ••f hails -douse drummers there et, Death, is stalking arnund cocking take tit* me•ains of that verdict as mase
had hems the same number of good whoa h• res cut of V. Inok not uta (by the rein who drafted it and es under-
Cbristiana i.1 diver= denminatioae. the fashion plate for •wr last oedenteata. sicca by all who euderIe4 i! as then
t'.vmed miner wars, for they nay although all would ova on the hake we shuck from choosing that most I T tb. 1Iiter*2 tb. Mali
there ham not been the lest *tenement mowe•aasbM
tal p5 setple.. yet the 1 Ptie1. the neery orf ah thinks, a eie I , If K
in Brash* over the aftraer t lite such Anglian*. the MhrcIiel, the ('dtanlie, whist. those who neve loved els in KM i Arm1 he latter published c r your tr.es,n (.lira,
issue of trinity, heeded ' A Loesl View of
but drafted the finding of the jury after
the whole ea.s had been carefully con-
sidered Iced discussed. and the optnioae
of all the twelve frankly and telly stated.
Ifo man could jure had better opper-
tenities for understanding whereof he
spoke, and therefore if the verdict of
this jury r se valuable and decisive as
st.ra55.I til nit WIPP,
sonless they have changed th-o vieweeei
reversed their opinion macs Mavttlt;the
limy room '.
As 1 have no party purpose' ter tfarea
on goring this explanation, hot Sraply to
place the mesatug of the verdict truth
fatly hefore the public, snit rn rear
etye•If and fellow jurors from • charge
which I feel to be • grecs enmities. 1
trust you will in a spirit of iarnss Io
the jun.» sire the letter • place in
your edema, and 1 .hall ale) gi ce a
rOpy tr. Thr tater, and T.Jeorr.nn• for to
aaltro5. 1 am, sir, veers mepeetfully.
Tonus. Wm.,.
One of the jinx*
T-w.nin, 1Mli April
s aet/etissa sad Mseaa Ilwasrs.•e.
Ie►'er..se. April 21 The ,green) ju.,y
have 'fleeted Cpningkant ant Kurt•.*,,
eight es that is worth half a donee such ( the Presbyterian, and the 1 notatuw will carry our renal to the toroth when 1 the Verdict,"t of s ;ret 'i 1' , or York, Ti, tir..rr Ar; n 11 come i ; .r f • M M
much as thio Aker th^r� wet net + w, u'd each differ frost one earl al) of his ( R departed, ph by golden deep foo the thathfi our int has d ed, n old tofea !min m• an exp.anatt►r. wbac'i Friday nest.