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mate of the bessel when the case toas Catted on, Icalled the

attention of the famt that

the American Censur

the

lite

• present.

defendant being Amaican Citizen it is

Aw

is usual a;

a matter of Cantery to offer the Connect. A seat on the Bench Mr. Michelt then addressed.

Mr human in most Contemptuses

manner the following to avots

That

such was the custom but that.

b

in

former occasion: Mr. Munson has grassly insucted the Cent and in a most disgraceful wvery and that no counting should be

extended to him and that be-

would not offer him a seat on the

Bench I then said to Mr. Neuman

have been, so insulted you

You

Brust leave the Count - M. Meman however asked Mr. Mitchell if he spoke on his own responsibility or whether he was following the instuctions of a Sheperior Authority

declined.

And Mr. Mitchell, desired giving

tiny ressly. The Coward them fuctested

If the

in toriting against the action of Count in the matter, the Magistate peplied that he pay

no attention

to the protest further thom to- file it, I then lift Const

Const with