The New York herald., 1872-10-30
MRS DEvEREUX AGAIN CALLED FOR.
Jalp Dspue Rcaukss the Claqueurs and
Singles Out a Man for Punishment.
HkNer fromja Juror to the Court-The Attorney
General 10 Conclude His Address This Morn
ing-The Proper Administration Of Justice
More Important Than the Acquittal
( or the Accused-Chief McWilliams
Surrendered by His Bondsman.

shere were many in attendance who did not put in
an appearance on the previous days. There was q
rush for eeats fully half hour before the opening
Of the Court.
The nfst Of the lawyers who appeared was the
District Attorney, who looked very careworn for
young man. and was evidently fatigped from his
long and laborious labors in this case. His ad
dress 70 the jury had been stopped by the adjourn
ment on the previous day. and 1t was patent
TO all, from his sickly cast Of oountenance,
that he spent great part Of the night in collecting
materials for the remainder of his speech. He felt
the weight OF a powerful trio OF legal opponents,
and, being remarkably sensitive OF his reputation
as public prosecutor, and feeling that the Opp0r
tunity was which seldom occurs more than
once In a lifetime he nerved himself for the task
I, When he arose he threw himself heart and soul
into the case and while he kept the audience
spelbound by his dexterous unravelling of the
spiracy he at the same time engrOssed the atten-
ton of the Judges and counsel for defence. His
address was conceded by all to be q fine effort.
His denupciation of the iniquitous system which
maintains in power guardians of the public peace
A SET OF CONVICTED MEN
was particularly relished by his hearers.
At fifteen minutes before ten the Judges were
seated, and Judge Depue directed the District At
torney to proceed. The main points OF his ad-
dress, which occupied an hour and ten minutes in
delivery, were as lollOws:-
Why did McWilliams run awayr 1t was a practice in
sned wins Win ha his s ooas sssa @s1a wne wSe
no diaersnee whether he afterwards arrested and
% a %
ser s 1 @ sy Sas n", TO ne city New York
have IN this city Edmondson went bail for him. but it
and Tho circu, r rnn sAL nrGc1s WAS FORFEITED
Is SsSs
Court EdmOnds0n did not think il healthy his
ss os s e Mss s e % @ b The S did
ss nn, aa ns oath n VIII MOI be eonr,
was L'n Of To ne
s s'sS "y
and nc wou nTe US Th Il. prefer
I %Sy
the on Ghs6 G catches n in the ae Of
man k placed trial .hc counsel for the defence has
an Sns 81 s' sSS S s Gns %n ne nc
received in any court court, What ...
19r ety .oi nearly one hundred thousand inhabitants
uns Go the S;
es q e 5 sa s
whittier she has soYe say il ali sincerity don't
accused have endeayored to do my duty IN collecting
sil the niormaton laid before you II have failed to
but il they guilty ask you verdict OF guilty
Ex-CHANCELLOR WILLIAMSON
q indssreiIon ~, WHICH yon and wonid avoid what
charge contained in the iadIc,ments submit this
should not have been received for an act or aeeaao
1 atnse sst
ss on ppH 5
he ey 5 scn has ri pssn & cSssn % ask the
yOu
are S remember that the evidence Of The burglars
to the time after The Conspiracy was ended
& parpcse the truth the ersss
stated Can you believe the testimony Of such villain
presence his = ihs lepsT and he is tcny
ne and . mine ssco%p.h 6is And
Doyle had very little g Do Win h's tie iransaetion
I tie Object W 'sa
never sss The story
and %s
Ss hs y y oss ss to as il nn sy
geiher Where Mrs Deyereuxf She arranged this job
MOST IMrosrAsI WITNESS
but singular that she was Sc nt ior alter this trial
i;sn:s Nam: an%s5 sniaSSTsSs e;sa%
s heard MAJ SssI q nas
escape When these burglars could not use him thew con-
70 hun Take thi. case seriously into consider
benefits OF these doubts Mr. Williamson here resumed
sis ssa, ser speaking Tor two hours and hall. He
Mn. c. n. WINFIELD
wns proceeded "a 20 sum lo ae defence opened BY
own baseness is ~ to he hcard Such the men who
e ean f onI % aa integrity @ q these
man who cret into the clothespress In order that might
aud he very cry sas sS0of' of s 'S'
that The whole charge against the descendants is based
napc dat these thieves viii have their punishment @
senej What TO those fellows is anguish that breaks
What ~ them the burden OF that weighs the
DoYLx's room OLD rArHERi
What the trembling anxiety OF the widowed mother OF
hos tpoinfirg 10 Mcwiliamsl who sits in hope and
% sr Ne f ysra sai % W rssoe S hs ssr
they mat two human lives shall be shut up In living
death Give your verdict regardless OF The testimony OF
versai roct Of mankind pronounces to be outcas Give
verdict hat viii release these men and send them re-
1ocug on their way 10 their homes and their families.
THE cLAQrERs REBUxED BY THE COURT.
.hs tht counsel resumed his seat there was some
applause manifested In the centre OF the court
room INC IN corner OF the gallery where a few
men We aring uniforms resembling that OF the Fire
Departn ent we're standing. Judge Depue struck
with his s avel heavily and when order was restored
he said:-
such dem onstration this cannot be permitted nv
ahe nonri Ihei person standing n 'front.' near the con
officers know hsnsme let him hand IN To the Court nj
20 punishment sIe insult offered 10 this Court '
After q minute ,ar two the fellow skunk awav.
ATTORNEY GENERAL GILcHRIsT
then proceeded 10 sum up for the State as ollows:
coincide with my Learned friends the other side in
penmSs ba man very bad mas pa ~
thief We don't densS IT, We are all deeply ntcr.
satcd in the protection Of our property, but are
Utar dfe mi ~