Triumph of Right over Usurpa'ion:
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Friend Greeley:-For the last two days we
have had very important case before the County
Court now in session in this City. The Loco-Focos
last Spring passed law to prevent all those who
were guilty of improving their minds-in other
words, the Students of Yale College-from voting
where they live. At the last Municipal Election
several Students, believing that the law was con-
trary 10 the Constitution, exercised their privilege
as heretofore. One OF them, whose residence was
on the Catalogue as Middletown, was brought up
to try whether conviction could be obtained for
a Student voting in this City if he claimed this as
his residence The best Loco-Foco lawyer in the
State, Ralph 1. Ingersoll, was the prosecuting At
torney; General Kimberley and Roger S. Baldwin
were Counsel for the defendant. A Loco-Foco
Judge presided and charged the Jury: Yet, COM
posed as the Jury of both parties, they were
only out about fifteen or twenty minutes, when
they ned with a verdict of Nor GUILTY. The
Sheriff could not prevent the applause which fol-
lowed bat the Judge ordered tina, one Student
with cap should be arrested: as about twenty
were guilty of having each cap, the Sheriff
"treed the wrong coon.'' Jury Of twelve has
pronounced the law null and void Sic transit,
SC. A WAIG.