New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
vow ,mror,.nt ooo counsel read hero 70 show that


quesonabo would swear that they would not beese
b,n on OATH IA have had gading th.s strong
His counsel have tried his bad name TO have oee
caused by Te BOokyn T.~es We had witness rn% fe
10 nc been talk Albany months before VIC
art Gle question published They have DOT oeen aV "
mpeseh FaBk character at all and yet they have mao IAN
70 preIae hsr ease: Co0osd repeater 0'''"'
As to Srongs testimony you will remember tnas ns
coun exsmned him peculiar manner Diu you ~
and 80 No" That the invariabe form OF question
1t almost impossible to 40 WIN e ns
simple negatives Strong knew IT, Had he dared 70 ge
single point take hold Of should have drawn MS o
mn h es made 10 take the money from Coyle to Strong
hon r on the stand Mr. Cooke knew we eoud not get MN
uness the mother brought him. and be was her friend ana ad
wiser He had the greatest interest in conceang that matter
Mr. Williams closed three hours argument by referring 70
tie fact that MI BENEFITS character had remained untouched
bv breath his had been pure IN publishing the arce
nj The foundation Of this case; he deemed u ms aut ~ o
ND his trust before the world even az
droye the the temple with Whip
of small cords. Think said he in concuslon Oh inc gn
have lived died for their country In all timesoi Epa
Donias and tho generations OF heroes ana mar
tyrs who offered their lives for the canse OF mh
think Of the mauy who in al ages have so,rhee1
for liberty purity and good government THINK OF he Pa,ros
in Italy who have fought for the cause OF M
and pure gsaon your eye over Europe ana see te
Icing array Of names there bright and ehugent WIN paV
and patriotism. and then answer whether Una, 70 oe &
Think Of Richard Golden OF whom John Bght mas slsy
SPOKEN in words OF pon euloGywhose labor has added
whole realms to the ever widening empre oil human
AZ the conclusion Of Mr. williams address lond applause
broke forth from I'll parts Of the courtroom but IL was
! promptly suppressed by the Judge. .
| The Court then took recess Tor nan an hour.
ARGUMENT OF MR. jerks.
Upon reassembiug Mr. Grewith 4. jerks took the floor
the vlainf He began By remanding bis pleasure ~
Getting the learned counsel on me % WI. s~ts then
proceeded review the II the arhed counsel on
H. cher aide that be should hims II to tho
facts # the case. What the fets Mr. Strong began
life merchants he engaged somewhat IN p,Ies ana men
Character aud yet they brought frward one Dunne TO- swear
in 1919 and 1850 his charc was not gosd we nave
opposed TO that the testimony Mr.. Tamadge. merchant In
Esmsen well known TO oil II as who s~oars that II was
good Ca frnia that be held positions Of pnoc tus.
let me refer 20 nfIendly in which they Try ms
case Mr. strong Calf rna about the time Il the |ig-
lince Committee. What did this man mean when he lns'hu
atrd Strong driven ont by the whip 81 tue
Committee This is specimen straw TO snow the way IN
which tle whc1 case has been conducted Mr. srons, rePu
taton especially der To MN as u lue ols win ~ a.
How 81 you ses@sp q se r y%@S s pS ws To-
him his reputation bis li5. Was th'rs chsrse made
arsinst HIN but once 1t was not by single core
,poadeS TG o o ffn @Tl rS S % %e and
nth lad fr four or i've year, been poured fo1r.r.
a. v su.,in heir ohorse They come into Court and slk
of Epmnonas Cobien AID the libby and al that non.
Ills merl he said he woul prove 1t irne Has ne
done They they say we did not take enough 10
single arcl but six lGes. We took enough NJ. jerks
then rcd the article IN question AND d s1at 10 sS r s
bribery and corruption said stop That paper has d'med
as .oScias crime. il was for the defense to prove
It tire. We charsed in the bret nee with receiving
then lis we promised Sir Perry eaOOD his yots that
- nsa Tor defeating the Kent.ave sewer bil and
promised mau named Blrns position Inspector OF
.n,o and there general charge thst character IS
apt. Then cone, 10 utgaon-a s'i5Ase 10
"a, that there has Of these algaons proved
Suppose you know there ioboy BAT aoh AnoE that II
e your duly undertake general re'ofh''gh ~ ss'lph
dont know that necessary 1907 NE 20 dee4e DO" ho'
eyes people IN Iowa or N any :'ael Sas IN 'n lon
fsow nossil rccons-aced are bent upon you IN ms case
do not 6,lcye L. 70 be 80 Interesting 10 ne nation
n H., learned counsel bes scpressntd u may be even M.
Snown 20 some 10 deem Il necessary 10 eolns you to
20 doVn Epaaniontls and Richard Golden to poster
10 e - strip Toe 's'' -. 20 , go % 10 o,ber 40
simply What has be proved VI ieHt on vac o,le. suo
Ia. ear become s0neNha cos'u'ed 10 h COMPREHENSION
Of th cas- Il Dea. sirobg who u 90 ir al now 1t
!, the press-man. kho~ the pes .hSushsa' nnu al
nanny j. eqgal 90 that OF any other corn'
10 strike down anyihrr az VIZ o !, up A.
UNDERLINED d'crcdiiabe ana vhiahcns ta'esh AZ
erect corrc,ponia, ao prosecuted 6u he does not
toll yoa uLy hs correspondent ahouEn ltmisea 70 nave
been m cor, dcrng a not brought 70 iae stand
Nov 10 take question: a. they the' came uP welsh
they .ay |, man o. ST ,pa a1. Sao~ what h, Al
7oars 70 inqrr They bad ienty Of means 20 prove
All ~ fact. and what do they prove simply that
AR strong got $50 from Jeremiah johnson and
S within n. SQUAD Of ny voice who know. Jeremiah
johnson believe, that be would be party to eoriupne
no noney AMI NJ Walsh thar he got instructions
A. 20 tbs ,postion made Of the money They say We
should have produced the check eeriah, ne socid We
had A. They express great surprise at Mr. Sirongs dong 1t
without pay Tie thing was doae 10 The most open msnne'
thing like Again. Forester Wa" Interested IN getting
bodies removed fro oeeserI Couh'ei ola 40, Ten
ou that the church hsI the rsht TO sell her property and
the eg,l service, Of secured and he TO
have been paid v,ce tas sn% nat ,ar he ge, r-
man o: character o. property and formerly T. 3 Assistant
District Attorney some other sneak has been srsind HIM
,ni has been pouring out h venom against MT strong on
bis evidence besn allowed sni be lot 10 be menaged
cone 81 tici.ns 10 williamson githe report that Perry
had approached MI Perry says-snd he Is yorng
Thing; would have known said sGca thing but AN
sn.c never dd This is the sort Of reckless and corrupt
Fhs.a Aafg IA all
your NAL grant character of their county Al
Ter counsel dnd ont rom john e. Perry gentleman OF
reputation this charge u noi true counsel
NV. i don't kno TIE reason why NJ Perry don't TO
srs "a - IN prce,e that this man WHO ,ays under bis
oath in IN. answer that Mr Strong promised Mr. Perry 5000
for Of the United states has not been able
to prove oi Of IT, sholii nor %2n'st taa aer sum
In Concerning that conversation a. the Aston House. the
learned counsel brings up george o. Jones whom You
given 10 understand very twin 70 Strong m badness
why counsel bringing Up these lobby men and ASKING
honorable In the commrnny whr be actually showing
animus OF George ". Joness evidence In regard 10 Mr.
Sronrs character as coming from personal malsniy and
hate toward Mr. Sroug be had hed throleh his e BRAIN
for Little word e poisoned dagger which SHOULD hurt
NJ Strong the severely aud when he was asked what
tended relaciance well 1 thiuk he il a business man
and being pressed for an eElnaion ad that be meant by
business man who was suecessini ia Producing ee
niye results With the exception OF this Witness testimony
particle II testimony 10 the case 10 prove the
chargcs The, attacked u III Aauy ana We Drought down
Of the brightest mon IN The satc least their charae
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morning. Lives there the who dars 20 anything
against reputation OF Senator Eoger or Senator Andrews
or any Of others down here TO testify behalf Of
the complainant What did Mr. Folger say Why he said
where they met every day discussing I'M
porBn matters impossible for Senators to knew
through The counsel Tor the defense
said honest who held Office and
sandered Nhy gentleman, If that Is true IL end
OF our case l. il few weess ago when this
for trial, III to adjourn this case, and
within ~ hours pablo spaper IN New York. he
accused Of the unworthy motives tr his action IN this
case aud usinuated IA that article that the motives
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necessary mention this TO do away with that part OF
the counsel. argument
nnl henn with the tnsiinony Of Me.sr. Kalb.