Indiana Republican, Volume 2, Number 98, Madison, Jefferson County, 24 October 1818 — Page 2

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v t nrc The court was exceedingly crow, norablc welcome ; for surely. Mr. justice Burrough-Lo d ther whole 0f the tMal excit- benevolent friends, this

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tant of guilt, and or any ---- - . nce or assert that a .B ina moral ripht .her conscience such.n dicill office may k tercst. 7rS Fopeto.uLh such a st,e- ,ospC ASTER.

from uci iiiaumvT i -pnf to tne wona. 1 aui mmi t . . counsel. That inability was oc- t The trustees ;r fthc A any Lan-

casioned by adebt due . ' step from afalsc notion easier ou. wuc y, tl,er. which the Plaintiff refused "IJu,. Manv trentlemcn the arrival of h,s eentlcman in

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in which those that sow the J 1 u . .

ana vuo&c uhi reap the foar may rejoice together. Gentlemen amnnor

wlc cies wherewith it has pleased pflJ

... , , J ' hcenc like the present have often h,,,

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asionedbyadebtdue.oherbro- - - " - " - s , tv, on .earning . ,c er, ,

fW. which the plaintirl rsruscu . v. Manv entlemcn the arrival ot tins gentleman... ,I1!H

.rv. nd her own disinc una- - T,'".,een haD. our city, appointed a committee er u .u t o more than rig

v v ' 1 1 i-ft-o a 1 1 1113 uai " 1 ! 1 . i-: - 1 1 r f lrr 1 imv riipir rirtia i i

' nrrnarh on tne coiiuu " .....m iim ot their Doay to wait on mm, uu j v w 'uisc

uuuwiwiw-" fi.m DV TO assusl Vim, ausi vwu.w, . - .-. ,nn v nnr h nt cn no .

..,:,Ww1 narent. oiicb- . . , .TT ,ffi.r- to desire me iionur ui a viait -rrv . " answ

1;;t.but she was not sure, nave v.., the school under there care. Mr. the end ot

T.0 desire uic nuuui ui a vwu w "n ; diiswc .1 1 -i, Mt- the end of our hp?nrv. 1

nn cious of criminality. It was entsort of defen ce. LanC3!ter very readily complied may be ready, when culled u fhe S time she had entered a Miss lucker cont.n ued and ; t justice, and no person Se at 3 P. M. attended at the school end

could entertain a deeper sentua. . the iury, in a house, and was reccivea oy CI03, g, herself of the excellence of that Ihird, trustees, who were there assem- ry, where those who have love v ? LLl wstem of iurispru- cause of libel, are empowered to , our Hcaven Fath , j enlightened sys em or I F ffive a verdict on the whole mat- bled. tn hm maVmin thV'lnJ !

this country. The prosecutor ter and on he general issue Lancaster by tiie vice prcsi- to that glorious redeemer, w! 'vould however, derive his chief, guilty-or not guiUy. dent Simeon De Wit, Esq. (the as their early and everted XnUe from her ignorance of ,JtJLA president being absent fron the friend is alone worthy ot all ,

the trial of William Cob- "JZ ftom that tree which you have JJ u ... t .j., nn tendency she was preparea 10 .i.

extract from the reported speech show was good, . and Would on P over every region, enlightening results of a sys;( of he chief justice touching the tend that resen tmen; and imparting its blessed frSt to which it had pleased provide; S . rf-inMimr the character ist without mal ce. 1 he celebrat- H b Mew ,a,)0rs in .

o , .. r p.i vr. T ocke had quoreaan-e-ad conduct of men m pubhe of. ed Mr. LoeM q fice.) The mam point on which gj r but sin not. she rested her defence was, that fee - was what Mr Gurnev was a public officer, It the law ot npei rcmy MrI 2. La 'Wv other she had heard it interpreted to be

subiect, were entitled to examine Jncwrs'stf science, morality and religion can, it blooming; on my sewed, n. 1-'a Jn that- ranacitv. She be prefixed to it. JNo lawyer or little pffiirt & sincrle tree, as I expected, but

Was fully prepared to prove the !rJ. expense, tTe communicated to mi., sets in numbers-a younj pta.

truth ot every statement coniaiu- vvuu-.v " v - , ornvnrjl.;on lions of uvemle minds, which tion, a lure ;i ,i ed in the published letter. TJZ'LZ by the ordinary establUhcd means, Such increasing ?

x us. iiii cj all on the other side; and she hoped no legal sophistry would induce the jury to convict her of an offence where her object was me-

man, the creature of the pissi i i i .

day, nas muc waerem to eior 1. . C I t 1" .

or wnereur iu uoasi. lee i

cept your congratulations, for

rejoice with you m tiie nappy

every nation. to oiess my iauors m unn-iag

v dr htivp rl-vkpf1. ma- to nubile service, in tiie couj

. A .A Knrrl.h Inrn imirrr- nf I11V CXertlOnS I haV MSI

sal practice, a system of instruc- many " a young and full blaoi

tion, by which the Knowledge or mg uuu. nwm iw

inH t io rnriitrif nfi nr OianiCU. Xl a m as. i iwu.

Mr Tustice Burrouh inai

ihe law of the land does not allow you to do. The defendant proceeded, expressing a hope that sbe might at least be allowed to prove that the publication in question was no

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by the ordinary established means, could not have become partakers r L ; 1 LI-

or sucn mvaiuauic ucucms. A one cSr tf ffiiQ trihutf nf

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what a TnXiiSWZ

as one of those rare benefactors of honorable reception is tins.

mankind, whose services merit deeply reel ir, anudui t. -irL-nnwivir. nn -?sji n or t hat sensibilitv or im

yours 1 Just arrived in a nj

country where I had haraly ti

to feel my feet, or know

ntonous.

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Mr. USlK'Clunuu6l., .ar.- .l,,!.4 . rtBc;nrr.r.lHPnshlOMlll

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Th iurv she trusted, mins up, exp.esseu ms opimuii, r r p . . . . , ,nnrl.r btes the

,,-nM not bcinduced by any legal that the matter was clearly nou- Hrrvml nrohation of the wise and good

sophistry, to sanction principle lous He , , ton of puiic i,g-af,tude. 'which is stimulated toexcr eqFual.y adverse to rcl.gmn and to VlonlncW iuo be a L'1'" which ftfr. Lmcaster made by countenances and kindo

morals-thai tiutn cou.a . .. .. - ... rl,ar,cter the following reniy : ynurs-enrteanng in i.K uy:

Itwasthedoctrmenotottneiaw, ,.ou. '' :-.." ;,;.",,..,,. To Simeon Oe Wit

hem ZrfW: of a-pe-rsonin a judicial situation, DUi oi uc lit.li ...m, rr mp nf in herv and cor-

ver vie! ant to enslave maimum. wu w.. .yVenawe, not the vindication ruption, and if those charges had vengeance, could be

of character, was tne uuwuituv - . w haw anttemn.

flnd "rH r 'been a S iTSb." conferred upon me secutor. Had ne oeen au.uucu u r a nleasure ot the hiirhcst mtcllec-

LHt lUiluniu iy.; .J rj o:,,. Wi r-a r,r!. wlnrli if r"hrr.5 and ennanc

Albany Lancaster School Socie- ing and urbanity, winch will Kj 1 i- " : rcml eCtlOnl

ty. iivc iu my Hiaiw.u

Your country is ot , "

many bright piospccts

sings attend. May those sccj

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ties wnicn couutwu t , its stability, peace and happn

v, , n Ktpr feelin. he would inejury wumu v. - rby a better leuu. j . , tuaj nalure. tor the favor of jrht his action, in which Dei, ana wumu b .:l r r-cnt

;'saUwyerhe must have known die as the vjhong ou ne ; ; - - sircng that evidence might be produced could not help a P !i hted and gratifi() 0n seeing, in with its strength-w ; With regard to every fact stated . n WLlt ,,,-,,,at ylr patriotic exertion this insti- its boundaries, and add ; .i. ki'.t nn. He had. howc- ter was clcai ly nuem u. ; i .,!.!,,. hv hatc"

inc uuiiu- - ' nrir. kh rur handed to the tution, anoincr convincing uiuoi iiit-nuidu uw') ;,r ,rWed the cowardly re- 1 he paper being nanuea 10 me iuu , u .i, u'am not onc

vi, .j--- f-mai- fnr inrv thev desired to retire, ana or uin appiuatumg vja r1-1 ., , r inf tmn c;hall DC Iuu ii

an act tending to a breach of peace, in about halt an .our murucu a hehimself having not. ong since verdict-not Ouj ty.

hpen sentencea tu mjw uiuiin a - - misonment in the court of King's the lady, who stated herself never pribonmentii t . ; a court 0f mstice

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Or lllitl d ) JUMLHUI nil' Y sjav, lllV, psnwu ,

when Knowledge snail amuse us am uiiiu siuu v f.fl i i , i i enns 0 :

cemal radiance over the human ooraers; wncu . , " .i .1.1... . .1.-11 .,.1 '.is olive p

race as extensively as tne oew nation snau r rl,

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ucui . ht. herse t never drops which cover tne eariu, or arounu yuui iai...w, . Vf.T toS X f& as the light which visits us from be the pace and kno.W 15ench, for a positive breach ot to have been m a p luminary of heaven. ALL your children. , ,he peace in horse-wh.pp.ng the before, ev n a "uT he To be a stranger to the useful- For your zeal in the Solicitor.General. I he statement throng he bu mess wi out the , ulted from a of education in this ci

l,Vliclif hail sent to the editor sllff itcst licsuauvu, a.iva - which she naa seni iu iuc . .....u ti, m-rr enrem pndtav(ir to serve the

the. West Briton rererrea witnoui a oiuu. iv.w ... dollv to the official and public her address was apparent by her cause of education, would be unwholly to c iiuiLiAi 4 crronir natural and lmDOssiblc. lhc

or education i ' ..l. .1-oH hcSt Vl'n

in vour siaie, .n

jifVr nf the orosecutor; and acquittal, aner u -5 , ;T : 7.. ' 'a,a. the wor

Cui.viv. . - rhnrtrp from the ui k. Miss happy eitects wnicn you nave wiuwicu . - with great submission to the charge trom ti e J fa HI . , d j vance like the church m

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'n(.n tn nuhlir p. nnvvcrful niercinff Countenance, oruiumiii.cuuy iuu " ""' w.a jre McS K-r.", Eh no't particularly marked, I hope my motive will not be cr of ignorance that 1.

rTfoe stated she had the au- and Ts certainly not much over- mistaken, it my neart responses crime,.Jtoriof Lorf Eltolxwotish ia whelmed with b V softness, to your feeling addres and ho- ner5. SMinuining.