The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02

should DO used for that purpos0 II the
xSios he cnson osisved was s'i sm mug into
y BY Tweed 1t would have been the duty OF the
city ressnry from these public robbers i va:
Illuminating tact that the Mav0r with his own hand,
TS ne s "na s s Ts az e Sss
were only ministerial ana Cereal si; that 10
anu permit unlimited amounts OF money
to be drawn rom the treasury. Was
How any man outside lunatic asylum could write
such Language was puzzle TO him; And II came
tician, VINO was clothed with imperial powers. the
phrase IN the message "xeeplng faith meant with
the thieves VINO were banded together to plumber
MIR. Buniii rose and objected to the counsel COM
mentln9 upon document which had not been pre-.
which they were in entire ignorance, ana com.
planned that the counsel DETAINED and yllined the
would be disgraced were he tried before a 70.
lice Justice. Such a line OF remark trespassed
upon the dignity OF the Court and HIS Honor ought
10 put a stop to 1t. Applause In conrt)
Cnler Justice DAILY sad:-I announce once for all
that IN the trial OF this case any person INDUCES In
applause win order him to be taken into custody.
That spectacle Will not again take place IN TINS
Ills Honor suggested 10 Mr. Clinton the proprlety OF
avoiding comment upon the message until the qleS-
tion OF Its admssIbllity in evidence was decided NY
Mr. clinton continued:-ln 1860 Mr.. Garvey re.
cetyed sums amounting In tue aggrexate to s6s3 600
Court House. In 1870. between January 10 and
st H. there were drawn al ana PAY
Among these claims alluded to were claims
or MI. ingersosll amounting TO over a
Garvey Inssrsoi. Keyser and others, upwards
OF two millions, and in 1870 upwards OF four mil.
different headings, they were all for the account OF
the Court House. because all other buildings mad
tent, as TO whether the Mayor knew that these
claims were fraudulent, and as to whether MS at.
these sums we have ms own Confession n his mes
sage That he was struck by their vast amount Then
II must be remembered That the Mayor would not
dlrect the publication Of the accounts after the
Comptroller had failed to do so, in spite OF q clam.
OrOus demand for them.
Mr.. Clinton concluded rs fcllows:-To you, gen
temen OF the jury, say-as said In convention
last fail when the pleasant and agreeable duty dc.
volved on me to nominate for another term OF
judicial service the able and distinguished Jurist
who presides on this trial. who Tor over quarter OF
blemlsh in times ike these. when corruption like
the pail OF DEATH Overhangs our city; when fraud.
braZen WIN success deles ionG.snlierns patient
Quoted on a scale OF imperial splend0r; when for.
CERES nestle in the bosom OF Justice; when
amateur burglars convert the very temple OF the
law into theatre for the OF their skill and
daring; when the signs OF tho times are read by the
officials are enCircled with q halo Of tnfamy, our
only hope is IN an upright, independent judiciary
OF TINS great meropos-thc first city OF Amer ca
are upon you; the attention Of the people Of this
state Is rlveted upon you This whole nation Is
anxiOusly aiting your verdict The deep interest
OF not alone this nation, but OF every civilized nation
OF the globe in the result OF this trial must admonsh
you or the Importance OF tho rendition oil q
true vordlot; verdict which will show TO the world
that yOu nave indeed been true to the great public
interests Involved in this case; true to the law
whose ministers you are; true to The cause'or pub.
lie justice committed to your keeping; tru, to your.
selves. TO each of you say
TO thine own self be true,
And II mus. follow, the night the day:
rhou csns't not then BIO false
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The Court then adjourned until Monday morning
at eleven O'Clock.