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 1   4|       Does any one think that justice or God awaits Mr. Loring'
 2   9|      of injustice, and not of justice. I never saw him of whom
 3  20|      on the administration of justice in our midst, or, rather,
 4  20|     are the true resources of justice in any community. It has
 5  20|   Free men have no faith that justice will be awarded in such
 6  21|    been left to the courts of justice, so called - to the Supreme
 7  23|      source than the chiefest justice in the world who can discern
 8  42|    for it. And this is called justice! They who have shown that
 9  43|   influence is on the side of justice, and let the courts make
10  43|    their accusers and judges. Justice is sweet and musical; but
11  44|    their instinctive sense of justice - do you suppose that she
12  45|   state, and a court truly of justice, and I will fight for them,
13  46| located in hell, and that the justice of the peace has a cloven