The Susquehanna register. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1854, May 25, 1854, Image 1
IM=2 l == ..!,. ; ' =ME V. 0' ''U11f.;!;729::-HNV, g Tie,,S„..-,,tfrr, • -ci -.r.1 p,,.vrycfr•• - .1„ , ... - • NAV - : Intl his ' • ay p easan ours„ -..ted!dreitnily they '4lll itthey Boated like-the leaves • 'Upon a Silver tide.: • The treei ere of crimson And the ireodalire full of bizaht, 'lnd the-Waters flow to nitiaie, Like a tu*.to • the verd 'otthe mc:idow land Is creepieg to the , " • • The steetAblue- . ll(romed iiokta • Ate blowing : lv the rffia; • • - • • _The Iliac hio a Toad of Want. ' • - For every wind that' stira, And the larch stands green and 'beantifiii ' .Amid the sombre firs: •••• •', . ••••• - - There's perfurne upon_ 3in:410 in even• tree—r. . • - :Dews for the' moisture-Loring sieetsfor the sucking bee- + l , - Ake Sick mane forth for the h:Ndhlg *nsib, The young are gatheririgikiwez - aj ...undlife is a tale of poetry,. That is told by goiden bout*. .." • . IT 'xis not a true philosophy, Mist the spirit when set,free; • Still lingers 'abestt its. olden home,. ' In the flower and the tree, • . - : It Is, Very Istrlttige tlmt our pulses thrill • At, the sight of a voiceless thing,. Arid our . hearts yearn so with. tenderness': In the - beautiful time of" Spring. An original.Lovo Story. 'fie struggled - to kiss her she struggled the same,. To prevent him, so bold and , undaunted; -' Bat, as . smitten bliglitning, he , heard her exclaim, air?' and oft' he evaluated. , - utAlen, he returned, with tbe fiendrshe.it laugh; •\ Shoning dearly 64 be :was affronted, . tad threatened-by main force to carry her off, . • She erie(l 3 ‘doiet,"aced directly be clouted. . When he reeekly approached, and got iloWo at her- Prating, loud 'az;; l bef'ore lie had raided, - • That be Nould forgtre him. and try to be sweet, - .". : And said, "ean'toyotir-=& deangirl re7eanted: Then softly be whispered,, `,`Hoer eoiald yen do so? certainly thought I wasStited. ' - r • But = ecnue thou to'ihe parson we'll go,l Say, lilt thou; iny..deaer_ and she . , . Then gently be took her te see her- nevi . hotn6-- A.ATltety Nr no meiee eriehanted- • here ;re Can lire,- with no longing to roatit--- .Slan't we, ply - dear l'"--mtal shey?Thartzia:- ,- 14ie,.-.0b7-.Nte,iChe§. goao:4;voa:4;v LITTLE PARAELE•nIOI4- TILE GERMAN ' • happetaxl (Tee' hot ..summer's day, :that I Was standing 4:or-4 . Ni - ell,. when a. little bird . flew down water. • There - WaS . badeed a large trough - me:3r the, Wcl4 but .it .Was einp. ty. •and'..l 1 7 mieved fur-a :moment th:nk .that the .creature must.go away. thirSti ; but it settled . nlion the trough, - bent his littl e head . downwards...then raid it. again, sprca.d. winks and - soared ,away, singing : its thirSt was appeased. 1: - walked 1A to the trough: . : Onliftliere., in the Stonework, l saw a little hole about the size. Ufa wTen's q„g.. The 'cater . etiniained there had been a source of .revit'al.. and - refiQunent :"it had found enough. fur.. the pi&entm4dire4 nii.roure. This is content, . . . . . Again, 1 . stood by. a lovely, sweet 7 stnelling, Bower, andthere-canie humtning':and sucking ;'dal it khose the flower for its , field sweets.. Butl tle,flower had no finny. This I knew, for it ilAti no neetary. . f -;Whai; then, fought I. will the- bee do It came buzzing out .of -euis to take a furtherfiight, but as it wine up iespied the stamen.s'full of ..golden farina, gad for making the wax ? and it rolled its-little legs apirist them till they looked life yellow hose, as'..the bee-keep ers say. and then, thus heavilir -laden, flew swat home.' Then. I 'said-411to i n ettfixit seeking honey, and finding none, haat boitt• satisfied with wax and hest stored it for thy hause that thy labor might not, be in :vain. Thi l ,ifl likewise, shalt-pejo me a ;lesson of c..pnteniment.' The night is far spent---the dark night ot trouPe—that sonietinKs. tiuvatened dose amt* us, 'hilt the day is -it harld I evenini the night, there Were stars -1 hare looked up. nn them and been'oomforted 3 for rig, one set could always see another rise, and each was Y,lamp , showing me somewhat of 'the depth ofthe-riehes both Of themiSdoin and knowj edge of • Ali EODOTR OF MIL - Yir.Enaras—Another ay.. anecdote of lir. Webster, and ; we. Idive , v ery reason to believe. that it iltrue.. `SoOn . after Mr: .'Webster ' rem ~., , o Marshfield, Captain Thomas a 2 .great'admitier,. of Mr. 'Webster; both before - and aft#r he :knew him = . personallyi had read. theigreat. speech of HaPie atll , he Boston .801 iilie4 a pa `per whiel he:subsi!ribed Tur, not withnut ask ing 'Air.-AVetsfer, What paper he had beiti,r take. Captliborna.sregamied the greatspeeeh of.rlitytie;:as imatiwora'Ne. -He yds gloomy, atri sick at heart 1 :41.)oui it. . Hotook to his - twin and even went to bed: In a ; day or two . the., mail i biiinght . along another. Beta* semi ieeklylteatinet. •It 'contained 'a report, :of . lir. Webster's-speech in.:ralily to-Efaype.-;--; kwase*ied to , the clamber--oftapt ptoni m, witli llki lumoinCeetimit of what. it -eon- vtainoi -Ca.p . tain Thomas was saireely aroused . 'bv.it- Ile,- not believing; but faithless,.. ih`e Ftaia, ak:- . Themewspaper 4as 104 and the bearer . tOok his leave. Soon a jos-Ad noise was‘heard in thaehamber o f Cap. Thom as.' The siek "man had read, the apc4ell of Webster, was cured, and cried• out at the top., of Cis volt* • ' Bringme my - hoots r 1 . . ~.. 1 - , TuAi gid,hineslou'r . _ 'nain't got none hm-:-redcon ithe's dead ,by this time, too.' Well how's your pal; Was bung „last May,' .. '"Thirnp. • What are you tioiogi' `Just looking about. `, • - - Zaetly .whatriu S'pOs en. we hitch an'dloroxinnite?' • _ t&ctly—But. who'll pay the Judge ?' Guess I'll fodder up one half of the provender, if you think }•ou can go - the'iither -beat.* '.".IVeIA- 7 hut rye only : got a !.("uxitkirreit, mYP. I /, 18 . if ,we can't &neat one, J uageafe can snother frnae 9p, eal—here, take my arm—we'll -taiy how )lek, luive,gc,t a bold i?nr trw* • 141 4 41 ,*lioxarea?ii will wiarlpiager tha n : Ycg - T iftyg Swa t ) and widir 7 - '"i' d. " ' - 'l'; t " i ttr4 , ? :l" : ,l, ttki. 4o.l4l4-4, ..h*lft— _,...._____------ -,------= - - A. H T ,•__ r'',' V ~ ..:4: ',Tr. I', •., ' - r , ''''''' l ' . 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"tad' t . edup= eti ine-a•-veriirev• ,'. -•:co • .. . ...... me-AO be and ipPear ...eforti Johnathan Longlani at - hisoffiee in th -village of Ptiddleford-at•one , o'clock, P. ,, M., , to.-serve as a'juryinan,:in a ease then; 40 1 , beAried'between*Iiilisitti Fil., *kins,•plaintiff, !and castrity Beadle defendant, in an ,a(ition of slander, etc,m The eltable retharked,.aftet reading this n } -legal , epistle tonne,. that thad,betterbaugtoltim+, as Squire Longbow - 'sin man who would not ,be trifled - * o h;-mA then leitowjely•fold; ing itnVlug poki ng'it deep :doWn in-his v* 4 pocket,` he mounted't his - .horse - tindinwried away,. in:pursuit lof the balanee of, the panel. Of course leould not think of being , guiltyLof a contempi of eptirtinfterdiliving t • ,-. sow& empty, warned of ',tile :Oneettue :- ; and; I was therefore ;promptly on thee spot iaccOrd ingr to ecannnuid.,' , . •,' ~" ~, . ; -',-:•.' .0. , • ~.. Squire,L4 . lSigliew• he ld his onirt ' thepuh -1 lie'house, in nmointilfdjoinitig the room, bemuse, the statute prohibited ; his, !ding it in the bar 'room; itself. - He: wee a AW.(tbill ing man and wouldnot - violate a ' taste. 4 / found on Thy arrivikthati the whole colintry, for miles around, had assembled to hetir'this interesting case. - ;Men; . w omen and children had turned , out and made;a perfect holyday of it.-• All: :Were attired in. their hest.-::.The men • were_ dressed .iit every kind . Of fashion, or father all the fashions for the last twenty yaws, wereseatteaet.l through the crowd. Sarni! crown, StoepJe crown; low crown, wide Wins- and -ThirrOwlhats ; *de tail, stub: tail, ' and swallow, tail, ihigh collar and low, collar coats; bagging and shitulken biveches; every size and shape of shirt collet., ;were there, all brought -, in , by the, settlers when they mi. i grated..: The women had attempted to ape i the .fashions of the,past; some of them had 1 I mounted a " bustle:ll about. ; the size of a bag , of bran, and were waddling along under their I load with' great satitfaction. 1 Some of the I:less ambitious were reduced to a mere bunch 1 , of calico. - One man, Lnoticed, carried upon '.iris • head an oldfaShiotted - bell-crowned hat, with a halfipeh brim ; a, shirt collar limning up tight under his ears, tight , enough to, lift him from ilie : round : (this mil out ht front 1 of his'fiwe to .. peak, servin,, ,, as .4 kind of eut , water to his 10...5e ;1 a faded . bloe coat of the swallow_ tail 13-4... et • a pair of . narrow 01 ' . bree c hes that Inul passed- so often through the wash-tub and , were so shrunken, that they 4. pearel to -have been strained on over his limbs ; this helividual, reader, was walking about with his hat ds in his pickets, perfevt ly sati AIM whist! tu g Yankee. Doodle: ind,l 1 other patriotic, air Most of the women had 1 somethinff frizzled around their Shp* whic h ! they c al l ed .rtetal ts, giving thel extreme ties the appearau of thej eg,s fso many &Mono hens. • , , , ' The men were anue.iug m themselves pitch ing coppers and quoits, running horsca, and ; betting upon the - result of the trial to come I ~,f1; as every one was , expected to form some I ()pillion of the , merits of the ease. , The landlord .. of the Eagle was of course vgry busy. He bustled about,here and. there, making.- the necessary preparations. Sever , al pigs and chickenS had gone the way of all - flesh, and they were baking and stewing for the table. About once a quarter, 'Old Stub,' 4 moistened his clay,' as he called it, with a little .‘ rye,' so to 'keep his blood a stir ring.' _ - .Mrs. S Bulliphant wail busy too . She wg.s!a per t t . :whirlwind Her temper is Was made :of tartaric acid.r. Her yoitT might] be heard above e Confusion aroand, giving I u l pt, directions too and a' p iereJef . her mind' 1 to another. She 'the landlady of the Ea gle beyond .ail do and no one else. • Bet ter die than disp el that. -' Bulliphant l' s e : screamed at the topof r her lungs; ` Bultiphant ! yongreatiout you r, what in the name, of massa - sakes are you ' about?'No fire! -no weed! no water oh ! ' .llovr in all created do - you spawn wo- min 'can- get dinner ? lEuriation alive; why don't you speakl . Sally Ann ? I say, Sally Anna come, right here this minute! . Go down cellar • and get it , junk of butter, some' milk, and i then, I say, Sally Ann ! do you ,&l hear me ly, Ann ?go out to the bitty and ' — , :run! -run ! you wrelesslinssy to ihe stove! the pot's boiling over 1,", . - And/ so: the old wren's tongue ran QII hours after hour.. - . . " ',i - ii - i - 7' At a little past one the court Was,Tnven ed. kboard placed upon two barrels across the corner of the room, conatituted the desk of Squire I.ongbow,.behind which bis honor's .solitaiy 4iguity : was caged. Pettifoggers and .44ctatorsaatoutside.. This 10,13 very proper, [las - Squire I,onglicrw wi a great man, and some mark of distinetio was due. . homit `inn: to describe t hin le l wasa little, pot killed persdn, with hro . nd - face, bald head, t swelled vase, and-had only -ono eye, their attains".of tl. e, other being concealed with a green 'slimie r Het earl; a dignity about I bite thafwas rmillY-optn• `ye to bystanders. 1 Ile was the 4 end of the law' in Puddlefind and 410 man could sustain' a reputation' who presumed to appeal 'from his deeisioni. :He ~ settled-accounts. diffieulties of all sorts, and ~ , even,'establisheil land titles:; but of all tifts„ ' he' prided himself upon his knowli!dge of con- StltUtiOial ' estinn.o. The Squire • always maintained lhard;drinking wits 'Agin the eenstitutiim ' f the United States, and so, he n44_ Jodge, "ItorY,..ente.rafornied him by lei- 1 qt ter said,_ applied to hintfor aid,hisolving , this ' questiOn. ; , There' 1 B a? SJI CI/ th in g as slander:, the.: Squire ii to iliY , and - so he had al*aySidecided, _neei ery lien= Irhatlied ' about 'snottier, knew. he ought-not to ')'e' be' hayed, because he teas lyin _ g; and the refore 1 Ihe° , ' gleam - aims,' as the. books itay, is ivant iliffr'' Anis - kokieC, bad OtirSakitue ease.) amiettaka giquire, - Loagbair'ianderedligg- I m e n % sometiorkeikiiiecrees, and someti m es he divided the; at bp paittes,,, -The., squire, 1441 W ; kbe-iletter *Omit to the; letter of the law; - it'fweigs:: ''' - lib. erty ;-•and SO 4udger*Ory . celled. 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'"right.let,:pqe . act as yir!;.. counse l ltheii2 • • Alia sli Bile Stepped out in .4e pacity :counsel.' .. - , ". --- ".-' ' -, • t. ‘..hatity . .liliiidler, exe,Wnpi the Squire,. (ii•at;iiiie,:Ont;.bli i ope and liiyit ~ ion his dealt, 'stain:lllp - and raise-y - 44r tighti ll'- •,•:. • ',Ci•gie4yatew,.. - . r . , - .... .•...:,, -::' • ' ..-. - l an •-• 'You are `Charged . w ith . shu t Phitistic Tilitinig, with' 'saying - _ Ad. sliC i ,.'•irsitn't no ifet,. t..i . than, she. :ought - telieF..aill if you were believed - when you _said , so, . it : my duty as :a:- peace officer,. to S.,:iy..te• you that you have been guilty,: of a high Offense;',liiid nnay the. `Lord have mercy. 'on your. soul. What de. you Si 4 . r. .. -- , •.. '' • -.~ ' • ' ‘. Not - guilty; Squire . !..;Onibet*,.hy ah eter , nal '. sight; ,Stid 'told the truth if it were,'' re -plied Biit... - ' ' Besides,. we. plead a set-off.' . . - - !I:say lt is : false. you. ate r cried Phil ista, at the top of ker: imigii:. '.. ._ - r : - -: ~ •.- . Silence!' - -roared . .l...ongbow ;..‘ ndignity of th i s court shall be'preserved.i.. - •,... ..'. ' Easy . ..quire, ilittle _easy r-. . inbkil a - 'Voice 'in' the .e.roid; . proeeeding - ' m one of Philistei;.,friends;' `;never -speak t . 7a 'wonian in a passion.' ' '.-.', .. --• : • l', • . ~. .-. ' 'fine : that man one dollar ' for edntenip!, of. court, whoeier.he is!' exclaimed tlic: . °Nuire; as --- he stood on tiptoe and tried. . t o,eatch _the. *offender vith . his eye: ' -„-- :: -.. . - .I ;:, ~-,. ' • k'l guesiiiwant nothing but the wind, ' sai d Htato.. - . • - '•-- - ",-- .' - ;‘: •.k, ' A •. . . . •,.. l'. The' Squ i re took.: his . setit put lii4 - t•ip6 in Ids mouth, and blest out along . whiff ,of. smoke,' ' ' . ' ; '... -- : - ..... 1- - - --, . ' ' Order being restored; let the ease now -.. proceeo, , he exclaimed.. - Ike opened bis / Case to the jury , Ile said Philista Filkins vai'a maiden !tidy of about fortY ; sonic, ,cullea. her :an old maid, 'but that warn% , so, not •by several years - 'her teeth werc'as.sound is,a nitt, and her'ir as black as a, crow. She was a nurse, an bad probably give n more lobelia, , penny yal, catnip, and other roots and herbs, to th peo ple of INddlefordi than all the rest of the -- wornen - initit, of course she was a kind of per am/44 'lacing. The Squire here informed ~the - jury that perm - auk, ry , was a legal word; which he would 'fully etplain in hilt charge.— That is, she 'was , obliged to'be out 4 great deal, night•and day, and incon se quence there of, Charity. Beadle - hid slandered her, and completely ruined her reputation, and brOke' up he,r' bttsin to. the -iunount of tett dol lara i. Bates told t court th at hi had no juris diction in ah a - n ' of slander. - '- . ' - • Longbow ad. sed Bates not to repeat the remark, - us "'tha was a-kind of contempt.' Some time 'elapsed in sett li ng prelim- I t hudies, ,ami at 1 ' the case was ready. 'We call Se ora Brown' !', roarea out Ike at-the top o iiii lungs: - -,.. • 'No you 6n' ' replied the Squire. , "Ms a t , court is .' .I- for fifteen , minutes; a ll who need . ,-. i . ent will &Alt at the bar in the next rif; but don't bring it here; it might be agine the statitte.' ' . - And so the court adjourned for fifteen min There was a rush ,to the bar noon; sod - old Stub Bulliphant rolled 'around among: his whiskey bottles like a ship in a storm; Al most 'every 'l)erson drank some, judging from thi-if remarks; to' wet their whistle f i others, ' to . keep their- stomach easy:, some 'to PH king,' others 'to Beadle,' etc. Court was at, laTt c o nvened again. ' Soniara:Brown!' roareiVike again. ' 2 " -I '' Object,' exelaiined Bile ;-I 'zio . - witnesi ; hain't lived,sin nion in this State.' ' ... , Squire • Longbowslowly : dreir :his p ipe al from his mouth,. _ fixed his eyes on - the ,floor in deep thought for:several minutes. " Hain't lived six months in the State,' re peated hel at pist, ; , ititet no resident of course, under our Constitutiom' - v . - 4 And how;'in all created earth would:iyou punish such a person for- peijiry 'I .I should just like to know; continued . Sue, taking - -courage from-the Sluire's perplexed state of mink, oriur'laws don't bind resiOnts of oth: '.But it isn't certain Mrs. Brown, will lie because she is a nowresideut,' added the Squire cheering up a little. ;- . - . ':Well, very ,well,' • *aid Bile, ramming both- - hands Intl() - .-his:- . breeches pockets very philoso . pisidly ; 'go :ahead i f you wish ,. sub. , pet to ,my objection.- rll. just - apw4,l;,ind blow tkiii'Oairrt into fiddlestringa _ this (*se won't: breathe three times in the alyndt. We. ,be., rode'. over l'.loo knows ours rriglant 1 just Aindfsr rather. thinks. .." I- '. _ ,-.- i Go it, sa#,r cried a Take iii.theenrard, 1 stead uptcyourisiglasi •if you bust!' .-, .. Silmcsi put that man out I ' roared Long bow *aisk,' , .. ..•• - ..: , .--- - : :-.,, - .... .: -. 'Bat lust .talke vas mitt* down, an stand ism. hurled at litoby Sile,whichatruck him on 'the: Shellhiet, :sad tottered its ors :tents Over? the &cid. '; Several:WNW Iles! biiCki .- and forth iithe Strife taped over his üble,. crying Salle top - of hiajunga I . . , 4, 11, 'thef of theleopki - of the State of . ' = none ' - F * s-'-'-' i . , , 11 - 4iMatlaui---Longbowi; Judea of the Tome, ..:hili-r , dieted -end inalified,.:4o ann. rams _toted;, the etioni 444,toolvtishireeetts,tiaatihe &Ore tetbed. hat Aci Mailmitaigeht,..< l t . tkit - . •">l7 ''-' -. l. L r''' ... ' t `t , ' .- : -, 1 - •lIIMASDA, : , • "ill:, • ..,-., was PO-ir . .. r , ---- ,0 841 .6 411 1 . .:; .- 0 ai i ii 4 k i . i iii i i • tine: '136 ° .. inn - an 4d 1 14 11 0 141. 0 1 .4 ' Phc V:i: 1 1 11 .4.. I) . nnet 't • 41 ' :FM- **.vi*' l , : ulikt tO la Pllkl4Nuf,h., ,rliflOkeAraY)tai, 13 iFiJrel - She fi g had-. fregitieniliand he4ll,y. Olte sal alle,didtet haqw, as s-ittle‘r,--katlYthilig, trial iiillin' g mi.' ,'She ',Win kn e w , finlythingabis haisitits, and 'didn't' knoir hciii to'swear.' 7 Aft , ,e.r.‘running- on , , witkiti ' preih! itpauj: veitog'groviink. init the Old.lady canto to'the ease . iindeentichei- 11 wan citemcnt., She said ." she nesler slid isee fru h I iiill 'works all her 'NM' dayn.(:,: I lust.heean a cluwity Beadle said Philista Filkins t t no' better than she Might tpl! . , therora' : such a hullatq!l . u, , apd htekinnp,anongli . ti set on iatur mai!! ' ,-, - ... t . 1 - • • - i .I 'W*;.iii r:". - ine r., 60 ‘ 1 4 11 * 4 she, to rti* kw, around ' ;3 the - ,Sqnire,'.'''do You think this t* hs such - a dreful- thing that'the Whole town . got to set together by. the ears , alma it 1 . . 1 _ hiurde4a-tion,. 'what a= hinn4drnin and ft TY,- - - - ' I i - 1 da And_ then the - old hay stopped a nd , took; aga pinch: of *puff and pushed it very hard nicd - leY quiet into her nose, i .- , i - ~ „Ike requested the old 'lady not to talk so fast and only answer such questions ask int to ' her. . ' • 1 -' i' ._ . .1. - 'Well, now.that's rilee,' she Coxitinued.- 1 -- ' Wiirn"t I swomor wat,t yon Laud to tell, kha th' truth, too, and, .w the wok trot hi . I .wartet. sworn to ansWer,yonr questions. , ' Why, luny tic he you don% kno w rettifoggq,That there an are folks in State's prison now, rot:lying in a Ai court ofjustice , i . ..- Squire Longbow, interfered, and state ea that ' he must say - that, things . were. going O n ' th .very promiscuonsly, quite agm' the Roenind - fa .dignity of the State.' • ; ! • to ' Jest so I - think myself,” ;.added=- Mrs. fill Brown. '.This place Is like a - town meetinga . for all the world.' •' . . --I - ' '' ! be 'Mrs. So-no-ra Brown,' exclaimed Ike; ti sh sing on his feet a little enraged, 'do you SI know anything. about what' MAW Beadle , lALi said about Philista Philkins? I Answer tInS question.' . . , ' tc Whew, liddle•do-de hightylighty! so you . have really'broke 100 e , *r. Pettifg ger, ' for now.. the lady's:temper was Why didn't Au know thatll was old enough to _be your grandmother ?..ri.',Wby 'My boy,' continued she harrying on her spectacles and taking a long look at Ike ; 1 knowed yoUr mother when she Wade pies and cakes . do*ii y in , the durseys • and" you iwlienou *Oft more 'than so high and she measured tlvo feet high from, the fluor. You want melt° answer d o you ? told. I knewed aboutlit, and if you want anything more, I guess you'll have to _get' it that's all 17 land jumping up, she left the witness stand arid dkkappearedi in 'the crowd.. . • . - 'I demand_ -an attaelunent :fio Sonora Brown roared , out Ike., 'anabseending Wit ness. - 'Cara do it,': replied the Squire, its 'agin" the Constitution to deprive anybody of, their liberty au unreasonablelengtli oStime. ' This witness has now been confined by process of law rnor'n an heur. Can't do it i Be' guilty of irewas ! Must stiek to tho s , Constitution. Calllyour next witness.' - Ike swore. The Squire fined him one dol lar: He•swore again. The Sqnire fined him another. The faster_ the Squire fined, the faster the oaths soured out, of Ike's mouth un al the Squire had entered ten dollars against him. Ike swore, again, and the Squire was about to record, the eleventh dollar, _but Ike checked hint., ' \ . ' Hold on ! hold on ! you old reprobate! now I've got you! now you me mine r ex claimed he. ' You are up to the limits of the law ! You can only . inflict ten dollars in one ease ! Now stand and take it.' . And such a volley of oaths; cant p1ira.46 1 4,, human wrath, sarcasm' and fiat, sometimes t to• t the audience, and sometimes to the client, a never rolled out of any other's mouth since the flood. He emumeneed with the history 0 of the Squire, when. as he said, he was a raft .f leg lumber down on the Susquehanna, and be 11 followed him •up from. that - tittle. 'He could a tell• the "reason I why- he came out west, but i wouldn't? He comrapted on hit personal t appearance and his• capacity' for the office'cif - I Justice. He told • him 'he hadn't only One` a , eye any way, and he couldn't be expected to a see a great way into a millstone, and he didn't a believe he had as many brains as an ister.-- a For his part be knew the law ; he had _ran- 9 sacked very part of the-statute, a l s ke aE le tton a would oah's ark for the remnant of eel; s be had digtxtted it !ruin Dan to ba ; I ,ilzt swallo ed everything but the title page arid ` : .I cover; d would have swallowed thatif it e warn't ortal; he 'was a moving living law t himsel ; and4r.lten he said law was* law, I 'twits law ; betfer 'peal anything up from pre- - r destination than from his opinions. he would follow thisease to thelniC l k'side of sundomm for C his rightit.' . , g a During all this time there was complete 4 uproar. Philista's friends, ebeered:and bur- 4 raked.. The dogs in • the room set up their 1 barking ; Beadle's friends groaned and squeal ed and bellowed and whimpered, and imitot- I ed all.the domestic animals of the day, l - while the §quire was trying at the top of his lungs to antipel the , constable to commit Ike 1 for contempt. , . . 1 Ike ,closed and sat down. The Squire call ed foi , . the constable but he was not to be found.', One man told him that he was in the . 'next rOorn pitching poppers; another that the ' last time he saw him he was running very fist; another that he rather guessed he'd he back some time or other if be ever was, be. cause, he was a sworn,officer ; another asked the. Squire is what he would give to have him Weimar and put himself out of the way to avoid the impending storm, , , , , *long silence fig:owed this outburst ; not a word wz.'s said and scarcely a noise heard. Erery one was eagerly lookin/3•at the Squire for his net rnovement. "Ike kept, his eye on the floor apparently in deep study: At last he nose : ri ' • • ' Squire'' said bef ' we've been under sone. thing of a _press id' steam • fur the last, half heur ; J move UT adjourn fifteen minutes for idrink.! .' i j • ' • 4 DODO!' answered _the Spiro • and :so the coortadjourned for a imam(' time, , It wan, now nearly dirk when the court con 'Caned. The trial of the cause, Filkini vit. 1 )eodlo,rwoo resumed. Beth, Bolls was called. Seth was a broad lxich4 doublOated Allow, with a blazing red face, and he chased tobacco motiputtlly. He woi,aboot twdairdo 4 QM the bay,'lrili ditigli care for all the Filkinee' a or Beadles in the:world. , ‘lcoow ri iido* Ind Boodie r inqu ired s ,‘ 'w l oPlitioaktiortY,Os. l " . • . • m 41In . • ki RE P ~ 1 . ^ t _ i+w F~ , li. I *, ' he aeh lifter E 4thing Ik er- I ' Nsli; irh char zn, 1 haTe reg slas i .4 with, n l !, - . ' es' ilst insur er ..1 n't d i . Sqlf 1 -11-eitv ) and are the sq . e ., , 1 • . ' Mer! ' Vilhew! fraiii l otihe, 'etht it ePir Itr ut a le etu , fl i r . . F , _4 1 I .. . . Se 's f weie paid at kit, aira ; e , c M n put,,' if he heard,Beadhy lyg el .l i and he , said hineverAid n l n ral thus e d , an d ISeth'stestimony,-: - M ' • Etin ce ,drimes was next called.. ! 1 tm:lsaili* for Ward, and threvr berielf 10 hair ith a kind of jerk:, ::.She to sw . delo glaneft: at Charit3r.Beadle; _WI old - ilainlyen ough that sheiromt tomal iii- !of her in about fi ve minntes:-- She , • eixl old inrud, and. kept her ; I H . ' ,b ing, air berbodyltept hitiling,and te 'ailed h r bonnet this : way and no' he. ally went out of tile - frettingint rim, isbmg , mo«. 1, and deeltireit she .ak . ie if some y lad Aidn't get her a glass of , . . "}When e e 4s:unix:eat ,Ili ini 11 11:10 ed ic'sbe kr' .w rity Seadlor . "es ! 1 now her „to be , au orful erit ' hat s done !' ~ .• -I . r ' hat .1 int sbe I She's lied about m and about de Dobbin's fnlks,. and .• ' said how t Cm.' en the siniOng master . ' r - 4 ,, Oct a !our b uSe, she seed, lights in - the si ing roo till- t_th ..e---the'orful critter.' . 1 ' ut wit. ve yOu heard her say' "bOtit PhitiSta Fi kins!' . ' .. - :.-, ' (heverything that's bad—she don', nev-. iir say anything good, about nobody—sli ''sal- al lers t alking —; there aint nobody in the ttle me t she Sint. - slaudered--she._even a used -old Deacon Snipe's . horse ! .The orfti erit ' ut what (lid she. say-about Philist Ftl ki I ' repeat - ed.lke, again.,' ; i • ' .; r ‘. yhat.do',yOu want' me to say I sho i !I in't wit any` doubts she's called hell' ry lug sire •.'o:rld think cm. Didn't she i s r sh e ei:mtinued, to ing her he'll i ds the plaintiff. I . - frialista nodded bid she say. She:better' . : . • ought wi4e:r - .f • I~ id lshe I -Well, she 'did ; and tha, .wi-!Pnople-Were.' • • 1 top,• stop r ; extlainieil ':you., el. I guess She didn't say nil, she..did; for: Philip tine 4. - ; o ddn't lie for. the whole , riee..of ;3 .1 nirelonghow'thought- guniee. , ai she: didn't'-seem: to know r , at . the:casa" . ...,' •.:- .. .: • , r..'..i",..,. • . . ~said shehneW as •muchabo.ut it., 1,..i. ;, she. warn't egoitr - tos;be ',.ithuset • upon ;.. and no than was a• num till os it • a, poor, Women, A - . ..nd? .buratin of rage.,_. she : twitched did. of her m• went sobbing -away: ,‘ ; •••• ..*.; ...:.- • .; hilista - cloied:, :And Bile( stated! • '•: to the Court dri the ipart . of-.1 . ':. • se, • , ithlswas a t . f little the *tall ie liiiiii eyei.seen• .. l i i e.A is.clienestood.on at •• idry ; she stoo . d-np likndeSl' to . • on 4 11:: .potatoe hill ; .'he . didn't . p. o offer . rcel,l. any 'prod,. ; and' , that ‘• : by Way or se-riff—tongtie:again4t t . 16 • rding to' the statute - in- ' • .such ease i in', provided,be hoped- the-eourt - iyou me •thelaw hiniself.• . : 1.1.1ei.e §ile'er L-..eeg account .. against ,Philista, - met ;o• '• e . threo feet amid. hildit ilivt ., O. the . . - . jury:) . Thiso he 'said, o•Was a . gular s tement 4'the : slanderous ;words u •••• .by. ' .IBit:it Filkitts agtu Charity:. Beadle; - ;r."..the r three lears,* - With -the . damage , . an • iea 4 - $-' erything "iiid • !sits itereiied.,....aud -0( in ti • p style \all, in *black and white, j : as . . it ppened• . ' i . Sile - was. dbotit reading .t *s.for m liable, instrume,nt, 'when Ike, 914 ET.... 1 . :' ~•::: :. 1 !AA' Otnt't be done in this pre . • •.' it,'..ei e 'lined Ike;. ',the. light= - of;:civilizaii ., •:l - has itself aittle too thich , :for • that.. :.., This . ,in naitit just as well ..try .- to .:,svt . low 'a bitc, Ut •Orr;or , a cat .lail:.foreritos•' - is. -- to g t such 'a Proixraition 4owiLits.tlitoa !. - r Nuire:Longbew said ' he'd' .never "; • eh a law — yet . the - . questien : wes.,.. ~ ~.••,......•._ ....i.!...,..........., ...,..,I,.aid..doinin all the law book s. ! n neteenth .century .1? exclaimed - Sil n ' yet- beard On't , !' • . •„--.; -,' ~. . . ,-, . , 1-,. Never did 1' ; ....- - .- .. ;:.: : • ~-.-; . .. r Why,,': ieoptinued - Silo, !pie statu:, a S?VOff Whereit's•of the. saline matitk. ton; ''iThis lon see is . slander '.'..ag d- 1 ',_,_.' . - ..; -,•:•:,. - -..:• • .. -. , -,,i,--; •„.-...'...-, • -.., - 1` True; -replied the Sqtiiiie•L , ;._• ,- -.. ... , .7 1 ‘ -71.tme, did 'you iiay''•-eiclainiedik • 9 - 0 e ,4atutet.does allow i.slatider, t ill .: Our: stettite--Oat I !kapoi .. pie - 13uiew: it4-... - A. Ji Qi l 4-yuu_ 'fxid - headticl.lpzi---4 Butthe. Squ • . .. Ike:inst. 4 this . tinie•!. ,::`.....,,., : • .. I ,•‘ We will decide the question firat, The Court :Jaye in nodecisiOn , ) '1 Squire . -.LOngbew - Waa, Lim trim r : , . .. .:•• ' 1 ed. thastatntes, - looked .over, ; t, but he did-,.not sdern.to,. get. seV mally ja' Ricky thought struck Ow • ld Mr, ; Brown- - -hr,-the..;„e.rOwd. t .:44)ii Putition Or liviipg :Ono: .beoii.4j static :of New,. York.. i. - K" . - 4 440 .•• • Jeehoned , tO.hin4 - •-tutr .-M hotbretit . . ! •joining. r00tn•....: After : t*Ot -- ,4idr. ' I.e Squire o:turned . eii.a::lolE:„:.l4' !erivetegt*, opil4u::::: -. lir . 1 ' After' au examinati*ro) ' r au'i:ufgW , 'tili'' lo .**i hich the Co urt didn't; lek •,. air • • -. , (tweed , to - getGjustuge i a tonne half deaekt.,l)94:A4...frnu., . . noted..dim aoythingths 01 the ; atibjeat-E.,'_reeoJleetir' WelVdOets;:whiktheTo4lS l e)ead•ind•gona,„4o. , and . i' ithing-":rforyo:4o44..ibkiiilli !this '!eml4t t" we teed. F idlel : 3**ViliFfifit.-001- Octill 1 - N - - - • . a' •r. .•-• • . I 7 1' - •.•; - ; , r • 1'1;71%i leMill MiUM i sa : a z ylidgfi r , she theii6t.'shi'ten'd .: , Yilkih's You - -'Bl'ktiiiwfl Attiere'ati eau - do, -WOrnan. -,- 6‘, l ev4r haiiiNAJleadle 4y: ciihraciii:r 1.4 - 'fi e yam, a imp hen" *he had •a ` i nhidl. biliet:' ,l. hiO::tiity - i .',...:: ,' . ' i!ifizitMcd, -8101; thit ‘,J-11 i i' loneaS4ny' fraithils"tto :I :lie wottid - eofiiroit'hhil. pled out , . tills(.istbo his arms a=kimbo,: ... a loos loplestraight . 14 exclitinied the Squi ! whew! ott-on-ott! NV Ce of the power,- - about a foot,, aitd squl i f tobaCco juice, sts .. he st t • . •%, r W1W".. 4 3 060 4 , ' . - .1 , 00 • • 111 TN. 6figo ':,411t.1.:114.111.111,3 10 32 , 111 . 44 •' "".4 ilin ttvzof nets .ku- - ----aii:l;sl 1V t1,1%14 rt , +;:i. ••,, • , -7 •':•1• -1.. " 4-trr •Tr i tr o itAlEir l• r;.. .., . 15t i..: ,. ......•,: I. , . egr 'e ei_ '7' , 7:fli7 r , ~ it v ibr. -: ~.., .•-, ii-,,..,.,-..,..,:- -,mitr..-. . .. Pies Is t(;,iallu '...*;.,,. .• --''*- tili ef ieleingebth , - keOrleg, -rli ., ' ; I : iiirit. WWI Id bee been aie k ''' -' • • •W•e,t a giliriir,ed ' e_ialk , faiutial *l Tilt the z ';, ' ! '.' Ofil 1 . , . • degielf r elifi r ie " - - dle'. ii ) ' sot a 4mices - 16 ,:, it;Eist i ui hi- its; 1 4 1 aduf ! imtkiislio Oquire 'l;irowes - opliiTon; . - ;d;dAte.. I 11041, tiitilk. , ,: ford w t -Abate 44**4.:. T: - . f..,..4: 1 1i il,:;:-.1.4 01 P 0 11 ( ' ' ."41plint-4 r e iCk -":-. - illit ~.... i.je4.% ' "::'...;.'- ..&it . I L liacilitlinr . " , r - ':'l4 , VAii I :, ota ' 'f - i livtii-idii.P ... kiiiiikiiiikkasiitai:lan a .. .i4Aelkilt; . E to I . ll*triand.494;:.*.belliliovoßT , ::: , f lrnAklesh‘OPtikirili . .!,;:...: - •::. .., :. ..Ilisi - Sviii ' d:tiic:.aimitiy 4r i ihic: ' . 4; 11 -- - ..bi f i c ife• I ;i: i leb... '1. 1 5: i- -, V.'. li. ... MR* : '' " '•.':'. : : h .. . 13 11)1 OCCOrtit ). 1 iiiiiit A Y OT : ' 404 1 03 6) I .relgietrikei *ha l . l iVfaigr o .o l 4.4:iP,fe. * 4 - ) T*r.* 9.l* ( OrPrilha : : 4 49 6 *; lifla -.116; t004 41 :.44,-*lldidiii 6 nslifS : • toes,' e • l iVas gives •Ik Id' **del kalif ''''''a , ~ .~ ~' uptUt u thogh,,Siwire4 t4att theWiiilP fr Oic tbti longet4.andistlthttpartiet4e9 , ' ' •„. • ;.,- Charity had be ttr:r Jet hey, tongue 1. .' ...•• , ; my Client,- . Tid Om out lui .baktniii: . L . 'ih ipot. .. .., ~. 41 ..) . 4.... , !., , at.- - 'iii - 2 .1 :..•. ~ .i . .:, •4, r - ~:, - • The Squire•said 4- the cause wince ,;,,i 'on:" Site read hiositt-off„ made up of slanderous , wordiallekekti:btveanenOtmed.vdtittonges' ...fifty dollars.; itn . d ; gtlAe Charity he.rsplc• imoni the.,principle.Apitth4 said, that' jt : *.as . a hook . ? gietsupt, ondliAlliiatO"li 4 t 6 :iiiciiiiranA: lieiltoolcs haVitikrbeetifk^itittip ;wliitti his held and whiett4atitijnikeopy• 7 4l:44(i nualit'out himailf-r*itgOlift Ilextu.bot , ..4.* d;eice., all of whi*,CPrit.Y.APulfl• gffeKt,9' right straight alopp; ' • •.,.; ••: l. ...!' ::; - ISO Conn, adinitfid.'ehttritYitia'shOAA!• th'erit;4ll'.'thrOgglr, 'aid •ionie : 'hftYliSlia** - : • •, • - ~ 3000 , *tote ; :anif . has ' , Ohl; 011::. 10 t . .; iipee.4l, when Silo, stopped .....r, i t.bspa . '.. lAN: .he,told her, 4 shr„sWorollie kasp ;; VOy n....0t, !' 1 jitrisdiction of a insaistrdie,.'l' .:-..., -,- .4 . ....."' ...; ,; • 'Here the CVldenecclikA. llitiliit • 'o64 = 'akin, and the' ttive *se' yeti - oil* r .. .140 ; pp:, . . . --, :. . -.. ,i' ,- : ::) . r . :::i ...71 ,- ;:, ' The.,COurt Informed . : lkiiant Wil' ' 4 . we t e . limitO to n half an hour 'eaplii: ."' ' , ..i . • '!1 Ik6 fitenealtie.47iiiiiiit; liii4iiiii. :: ' 'ratid g.ttnieriratid•itiAk'an opeditik:4 'i t.: . "itlit:; :be - etpeeted that I can repeat it:l4- _ . jniv-•: erlived Limn), i who..eould4 , lti•ittiv 411'1 . thili. l 6 3. : l :"rtal 1 .40 juMlloti4:-..,0,44frAW: . sense,:pot*nie N‘it,,..i,inpito . r.„ potli4,..4,ikiniAti • laid, VOlgarity l Weidi all - P:Nd' . . t .tyi 'l4#l4i, i : i and' belched fo b ; apt* the . -jutyi• Aid 'llotl .upon Ike east4l thkeonit,•the...3uryc• " - ' .. - ,..t,7 the history ; e Werldougtiemddi . • ' :le .prtieul.. ar....... -#. or . :was : fo. In dt..ltiretl,_ . th•defe*i.t::litior kriecib. set ofr Storni* itigile'itotihi'igiil liii* t ent didn't get .. ljuilenelit'il'inii . i% rat; tlin' among t liry•abonew Cif Abe.- . •:.•614 . • wouId•MUSA Ate . 4. of: l7 q...ij.:lft; 49 -04 X fp.t . front . ... rear; to;:the. bier i . ** , : e!art . greet t•hang .. (' the 4 eresCid.g3i)i.,..... linsi).• s la all the Seietri :_rinnXiblkettd-ttei-4 ''). irili'.. khow'd law " 'tt•tis the. mills:Of•his - e' iiti c t.';* . A'ii to the COurt's opinion-4abOut -th6.. '. tf, ! his lead wais:kh,Nktgii.otsabwo#,Jo Iblitg.... bi 4 ikvi;iie,..oidif.t.: kiiii.s-..:5iii,01,N•.,.i04.4 ni 3 / 4 , L inent wasn't - rdlYiliife'''On .. 11 - iiote • :ar hidd ;: .'hothildimi d ' bt but•that: threciltitk ' '6l4' . iteti.:Would -hiinT•litart miir. - 14raine-was . .. iorrj. ipluit ever bad anything to db W nvithehi and kottlihnsole ben.'stirry ever since 4,' a n d 'suitor edic‘atioti* he wasn't-up.- to •the ;School unarm; (Or she . eouldlrtSidlkttiii . jiioi had 1*.... ter'give him; a tveidicii 4P:they . !Wit* irint the nightmare: 'Aiiii::,thni: . hii:wiii'iiin int airy.* his - half hear' expi . red l iAtchli t : ': i 14. ittkierbe stopped—kis Well storkttoktt . i,' ;1 1; • ''Sit Site rose and commenced his "' :pent 'Airsthe defendant; .until - the ..e4urt 'swore a' :eonsOtble and 'Ordered. the Jury to 'retire tifitli. • hiluNie inninixiCstillgoitton - ; lin d thus: ..4, left, tht rtioni' t 'lkefiuulSile; following 't nit* diiwn.thitiew- "alift:die . elftitit; and Vie' thing robitervid, jtssi - beforiiithe iiiitii:. .eliiii4kiiiis &Os ~ lirgi • riin'thrbugh 'it ...tif: 7 l4' . rime thrOughlii:ietirietyl of jtturesliiii 'exp. :: : rtiteffortitt behalf of his "clieni. . 4 ;,,,,,.t..., ~.:......,:, of.i long , delibefation tunot ' itliellti tora,Siiting -. which' almost. evikrittn* - 4"114 . • `dhittitieeft butt e evidence ; it by:; our foreman on' 0:014 iii-thii We cotild not ggre,e; f 9 ur DA 'Ol Ininglcie fifty dollars :according to lawl itid s. '•onerin . ...lo%.fiii _ n o ea*: of ,action ,-• (131.19 . 'lttid'f..W - st ood .'muse lie was st-tittired,in wh444ilie.ll l * - illatrjAvithioinettiodY.:' '' 4 .4 : 1.......1...11.. , 31r1.4r. : 7 :Atid thus, elided - diviribl , bptwetiallkito. awl •Besigw. .. : • .. :t!.. • • ' - . I. - sw , c hat ' the I O LI ct* I I Wa, on r said. eve- Phi 4 • -.to= ' - very. ;k 4tiO d she wo7d . into ehnii ! 1 . , . 1 4 6 : 1 t ease i ;high • king opose I little ngue, :made 1 ex rolled lug me - .. „• . . .. .. , . . .. . .. .. , . A' DE,ANIA-- . 46iiiiciir-ciii. :Seittri•iiiii,'os .itrar.".trsi - dr ' WINE ` : 14 , 41) ' .4* ' COLDAii.E . ' ' Ill• . Siterelify .: 111arer,retently.: told': iitt iiiiiedt4te . . ~ i at .a umeerir.l i arty itt - NVlWarggtoTii .I . F.t eh: ns thus.,: „lii3 $44. that i .ll:f 6 V. , - Oe•lc..§::lm c,546.....- I L *yrriour . '6 X4*.:: Teri( ' . .‘,t:tiio - oi.lt.tlifiv. iia.i lie - ha - vet the liqttoilairri' itailis: : . eelied *4O iisl'l6tters'.ill*tentlehlii . ::ini-.: ripaS parts of the:Btatoi , '„hoth :appri). #iand, (iil4),lP.vi -. - 0 . - 1 1 3 C 0. Yrs 6 .•iik.:l4o,llCPßltes Aitleng thT...* as - ,06..tr641 ..p4 . lics?oC-'e;lit . (riii6oti, wh •:resided lii the centr e . of the State,'. toTta 1 `:which einOfruiride* his action jii! . .rstri) l ' terms.;: The eld:'t.' tleinsui.allS4isC'te v 4Sfo' tiedtlie . , qovertior . , , t hews :: : fteply:Artfo ,: .. ,to l iiiii.: - .46 1 4gbik7 '.ol**-soo:Pl'ol6.4* do and '=did'; not Jo 441)4 ' , ..i9f . ',.jesiitilo9§c4P ''itkii4 'i14;'61. - . : to"i; hi): .- s4l;:t. q t -ioko: -1 / 4 iip ., : , .. Vliitte , :11.61 . - 4 Gefi'Ois' 0 - tieveittfitoi;',.Ao --ordei - iisii - o - , hoir - .the liiluoi - ..q*fieoi'waS . thfia*.i.o;:ated:. and after mature - tiellitlii4,_ ; he: . o4l*.j.o,:the: . conclusion. 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