Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-02-01
slTrTnlY MORNING. FER !. res
E...s.sr Adams sd ineTieas citxe.
ship.

E.z-S-sr ks1lk sd A1eIieas Sts<<1
ship.
Flom late EsrapsaI PaPes', We 'eain
ia. particulars Of tbs rxee'ss'on Of thre"
American citizens AZ Manchester. Eneiand.
They were tired FIR the killing Il police
man, whilst resisting the rescue ct two
N. wlom he was conveying To p'ison,
md r'," were suspected of being F-nians
-. H. United States II the solemn
dec. -. lois Of men on the brink OF the
s:A.s have any credit for variability.
those ,hrre men were judieially murd red.
And il Chail.s Adams. our minis'crto the
C.,mt of ST. James has been d'relics in
lis duty, by not responding efficiently t"
their request made TO him. to obtain for
.her, an impartial trial. he deserves the
con,dmp. Of the government he Is IRE
su,need to represent and merits the cxesraa'
ton Of every true American. a few mo-
mpnts before their death. they invoked
Heaven to witness tho, truth Of their as
s,verations, that they were mol, gritty OF
any participation in the killing Of. police
man Brett, Either directly or indirectly
One of these men, citizen Of Ohio, sta
ted with much earnestness and s.lemnity.
that he was not present at the rescue, that
he lid no. hear Of ii until the following
morning. and then only through morning
paper, that h. did not even know the To-
ca!iiv II the rescue. It was sworli On the
trial that this man had fred q pistol d.
rec,ly at the policeman, q point which was
dwell on by the judge in his charge to the
jury. ms conclusive Of thu prisoners gnlt.
An English. raper commenting on the jndg'
e.' eharg-. remarks, that the only witness
who swors positively on that point. was
one Of the vilcst of women. a wen known
inmate of. low brotLel, and unworthy Of
credit on her oath. In order the better to
identify the prisoner, he was compelled to
appear in the dock without his coat, thus
distinguishing him from several others who
stood besid. him. ~ AT q primary cxamina.
ton Of the complaint against this man., a
leading advocate At th- Eaglish bsr, Nj
Earnest Jones, protested against the un.
fairness OF the means resorted to by lie
prosecuting, attorney in conducting the
case. liz. demanded that HE client should
no: be prosecuted in court like convict.
ed fe,or manncled and feitrred. 1t wa
spfa.sh,. he said. that it was done for the
pnir.sc Of making him couspicuos.ly be
lore the witnesses. who we're allowed q
remain in court. each during the examine
zion. The Judge refused TO comply with
the councils demand. He indignantly
fang down his brief, and retired from any
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