Perley's Reminiscences, V. 1-2
Perley's Reminiscences, V. 1-2
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Campbell, of Ohio, asserted in a public speech that "were PresidentPierce to send out all his force of marshals and deputy marshalsto find such a party, each one provided with a national search-warrant, they would fail to discover the fugitive! It, too, has departed!His marshals would have to make returns upon their writs similarto that of the Kentucky constable. A Kentucky fight once occurredat a tavern on 'Bar Grass!' One of the combatants broke a whiskybottle over the head of his antagonist.... The result was a State'swarrant. The defendant fled through a corn-field, over the creek, into a swamp, and there climbed a stump. Seating himself in thefork, he drew his 'bowie, ' and as the constable approached inpursuit, he addressed him: "'Now, Mr. Constable, you want to take me, and I give you fairwarning that if you attempt to climb this stump, by the Eternal!I'll take you!' The constable, who had been about the court-houseenough to learn some of the technical terms used in returning writs, went back to the 'Squire's office, and indorsed upon the warrant:'Non est inventus!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Campbell, of Ohio, asserted in a public speech that "were PresidentPierce to send out all his force of marshals and deputy marshalsto find such a party, each one provided with a national search-warrant, they would fail to discover the fugitive! It, too, has departed!His marshals would have to make returns upon their writs similarto that of the Kentucky constable. A Kentucky fight once occurredat a tavern on 'Bar Grass!' One of the combatants broke a whiskybottle over the head of his antagonist.... The result was a State'swarrant. The defendant fled through a corn-field, over the creek, into a swamp, and there climbed a stump. Seating himself in thefork, he drew his 'bowie, ' and as the constable approached inpursuit, he addressed him: "'Now, Mr. Constable, you want to take me, and I give you fairwarning that if you attempt to climb this stump, by the Eternal!I'll take you!' The constable, who had been about the court-houseenough to learn some of the technical terms used in returning writs, went back to the 'Squire's office, and indorsed upon the warrant:'Non est inventus!
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