The New York herald., 1873-10-30

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- as onor and took exception
CHARGED The Jury satised that Fisk attacked
convict con the prsonsr that point the evidence
hostility Fisk against him must be sonsdsrssd ed
defence eds took e1ceptons His Honor then Continued
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killing under the section referred s TO- then you may con
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was committed under crsumssances where, although
BY s' any design s to take life but was aciaate BY an
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stokes lie being in position where retreat was impos
danger e rnh he Wili Se used 'A' ap'''"'
Give to the your serious as
1t ought to be disposed BY Jury Twelve men must
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dispose OF this Give calm consideration Spare
no effort fully investigate all the elements and come
to rational conviction rs to the true verdict which
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here to administer Justice. The effect upon the
and upon his excellent friends Of your verdict
should make you act with caution and care, but without
whsfs feeling
convict of the capital oencsi we shall sympahize with
come to consider the evidence, recoect II believe
him guilty that the consequences Of his act not
Attached 10 Il nv you by the Court but by the law
and the law alone fesponsip,v. For the enforcement
Of the sw and its consequences him,e alone ana ms
own violation of the law to blame II You come 70
the conclusion that he Is entitled to your verdict o.
evidence given then II will be- as matter of course,
duty to say But 1t will be your duty in that
no matter what may be thought OF the verdict act
fairly Justly, honestly and conscientiousy.
The charge terminated atQuarter to Ave r NJ, having
Ia sted exactly three hours.
MR. rREMAIN's EXCEPTIONS.
Mr.. Treman then took special exception 10 His
ton of what Is called emntnnal In