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What's the matter?" It was the chief, and the words came sharply and angrily. "The wire was cut both sides of the village," shot back Jack. "I think it was Raub and Simpson's work. And two roughs chased me out of the office with a revolver. Hired by them, I suppose. I've fixed up an office in the barn, and am sending for a mile through a wire fence, to bridge the cut. Orr."
As soon as Raub became aware of the fact that Marie was about to become a mother, he absconded from New Orleans, and instead of carrying out his repeated promises to the injured and ruined fair one, he came on to New York, leaving her unconscious and ignorant of his whereabout.
He frankly admitted the logical conclusion that in such case the only remedy the citizen had to enforce his constitutional rights was that of revolution. When, however, his opinion in Eakin v. Raub was cited in 1845 in argument in Norris v. Clymer, 2 Pa. St. 277, he said he had changed his opinion on that question, partly "from experience of the necessity of the case."
As eminent a jurist as Chief Justice Gibson of Pennsylvania, as late as 1825, gave a very able dissenting opinion in opposition in Eakin v. Raub, 12 S.&R., 344. Memoirs, I, 322. Hepburn v. Griswold, 8 Wallace 603. Decided in conference on Nov. 27, 1869, more than a month before Grier's resignation. Knox v. Lee, 12 Wallace 457. Pollock v. The Farmers' Loan & Trust Co., 158 U.S. 715. In 1889 Mr.
Among them he saw Raub, a reporter of the "Bulletin," and with him Simpson, an operator of the opposition telegraph company. "Why, hello, kid!" said the latter on seeing Jack. "They are not sending you out to Oakton, are they?" "They are," responded Jack, with pride. Simpson laughed, and, somewhat indignant, Jack passed on down the platform.
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