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choose' or YOU may disbelieve il. md ,.h.,,..


gentlemen OF the jury, you believe il or dshs;sv.


y. -, VIII depend on the constitution of vonr ,,;,Js


r. your ninds are so constituted that you w;,b n


' s'. prisoner guilty, perhaps you will believe


.'ey happen to be so constituted thar Won


~ :" ii,d nun not guilty. why then, very like.


", you VIII dlsbelIeve it. You are IN rree ,,,,,.


minds from all passion and prejudice If yo,,


anu IN mat case. your judgment will be unbiased


,. M you cannot, you will return a veulict mr..


.o'u.uS'y' u is not. strictly speak for yo, 70


consider what will be the effect of vour Verde,


ou sucn I" consideration should occur to Won


%H @ you cannot help a.'erd'ag !a it th,, i,
are prooahly aware that when Won re,re ,,o,,
w WI oe 'ockea up until you contrive to ooree,


i'u may arrive at unanimity BY fair discussio,
VI ny some OF you starving Out the o,her,. n, hv
tossing up and your conclusion, by whicbevar of
lhcse processes arrived at will he mora o. loo. =;
accordance with your oaths. Your verd;., ~. =,
90 r'ght--It is 10 be hoped i, wil--it I'm. ~
"ronS-h Is to be hopedi it will not. Al nh even,s
sc""e'ireh of the jury, yoa will come to some
.o"c'us'on or other, unless it should 50 bonnen
'""' you separate without coming to any -
remember an anecdote of Judge o.


,"'"er o' lhe distinguished president of the IVES
1y"" o"''erslty. which is very char cter,stic or
Inc man. and Is, have no doubt, authentic. A,
Il session OF the court in Addison county. Judye
was violently attacked by n young and
very imPudent attorney. Tothe manifest SUNRISE
o' every o'dy present, tho Judge heard him quite
'"'ouS"; as 'hough unconscious of what was said.
~ anu ,'''ue no reply. After the adjournment for
'"e uay, ana when all had assembled a, the inn
w"ere 'ne Judge and many Of the court folks had
'"o'r 'ooe'"ss' one OF tho company, referring to
The scene at court. asked the Jud ge .why he did
not rebuke the impudent fellow p .po.,, -
sad the Judge, loud enough call the attention Of
all the company. among whom was the fellow in
question; permit me to tell you a story. Mv
fathrr, when we lived down the country. had :,
dog mere puppy, ! may say. We'll this puppv
would go Out every moonlight nigh. ami b trk at
The moon for hours togethcr.'


Hero the Judge paused, as if no had done with
the story.


We'll, well. what of it 2 exclaimed half doz.
en- OF the audlencb al once.
rgM just j noEs%$ s%$R2hsayass III sai1snr hs moon


we give another by the same hand: !
!" heh apractisins attorney, many ve,rs ann I
ne happened. while arguing a question of 40 No
to illustrate poip, in b;s ,.s - -
pretty free use Of the vocabulary Of the card tn.
BILE. The presiding Judge abruptly INQUIRED
what he meant by addressing such language 10 III. |
court =


q meant, your honor, to be understood was the
-nly.
! rs,a',;,"' '>"r OCCASION, Judge. vexei with tho
cause which = was con-. "
Sir, why do you bring such case rs .,.. ;r,a
court! Why not leave it out to some of YOUR
honest eighbors


'Because,' answered the bnrrister, I'VE dom,
choose that honest men should have hy Thing 10 do
with it."-Knickt ROCKER.