, 1873-09-22

pations viu,t h t,,o r.,o r,,,o. ,h ,1,, o,,,, l.,
being held wo,,1 nat rcrhnnn iba nrtstt An
but tue nomoutous aeatona involvo1 Il, tlc nr,cccd
ps eiyo au adycnt,tios intcrcst 10 nj, conc.rnu,
laye lust ret,r,o., frnn TIM aronc ou vii cnloovor
10 ptoco IL befora thu rco,crs ef ,r,r Tu.nrur.
Tho room Iu which tho .hrco Commissioners ar,
conducting their investigation la TINT got pnrt, during
tho se.aons Of tho House, for tho Commons HALLWAY
fight It ia largo wclligo md on its walls hang In
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ro. nIS an Datn IN t.enen nnu I'gus aanro
senting the Chautere Talls and portrait
~ ar aacrca r. r,ror +or 10 Hsts,r NJ Militia
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Cna1rman OF tho Ahlroad Committed, and rasson
salat-alao AttornoS-of the dfana Trunk lsatiroau'
But tho normal appearance Of tho chamber hns been
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as 10 mako ook "s nch nke CONF ol a% o. loaslc:
At Its upper onl. table crosses tho whoo width OF
tho roo1u behind which, on raised srats nit tic three
oommasIoncrs, FrontinD thcm IL a stan1 for tbo
witncss at their sido rst tho official stenosrsphors ut
and away In tho back Of tho room arc seats for tho
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considered et haasome. unsr almost my e'feum
but, ornnn,encd with their wigs ccked out III gowns,
,rd anva,oroa In ''
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49, s1ufEsnous DIGNITY,
they are calculated actually TO nriglt the behodcr.
II ia true their tnEk Ia .TlI]1e
tho ,,rc,,rnrt b,e hoa orroron.o t., ,o,,, ht,,,or
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and knows to whnt lengths Of meannoas Judge can
shielding tho sinners Tn 1897 I'm was hs]]v enonord
In pu,tina down reboon ~ IN 1a7a ho ia mt ,nnro
briskly engaged in proppng up high treason. With
his aasoclatcs, Judge Gowan, IN old and personal
Of III he s,ef 1 aeSnFs and 5u9 pSte lett cG
TINT no statement damaging TO Ills friends should DO
fall
that hc has succeeded but such victory is too dearly
purchased. There, ncgligensly leaning against the
madam Commission, stands thc Premier,
TIE CHIEF or stNNEns, ..
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tne counsel aor tho prosecution, the creator Of tho
Court tho Official 70 whon In cases Of doubt It has to
apply for information to whose signannslit its
pGfe WILL Ho lnaebteA LOT obtanl1nE thelr par, anu
whose political rast-and whose probable political
donald Is 70 be regarded M Incarnation Of tho NOR
vicious. Io looks paler hna moro carcworn than st9
e a1 He Of S :. s M a
IN Tho days before tie ecoto.roturns Of ls7a
hsa swept IN TO disturb bis oqaanimty, an make q
uncomfortable places. Ho has taken part in tho
ammunition Of Witnesses especially subjoc.ing QUO Of
he Chicago M g., AsMnlenB to soyere fsado Of quea-
OF ways that Were very dark INDEED. The scandal OF
such course u the grca.er from tho fact thu: Judge
hamaay, who ias been watching the procoeoinRe on
behaf Of Sr Hugh Aan haa not been allowed to tako
my pars u tho examinations Ihe PRESIDENT Of tho
whenever ~ question i asked rather prIaea msoI
On the fact that ia alone through h1ni 1t can reach
INC Witness when Judge lansay tried to 4nterrogate
m ono witness 10 was CURLY interrupted; and hs fur
ther questions vent ground three Or four blocks mp
PaIenty before they reached ho person On tho stand
bt thls ls " accordance VIII tno hlg.toned system
OF Judicial etiquette With which long study Of tho pre-
ecIens Of t4S lfech Ear nag Judgoa
John A. Macdonald, the Hon. Hector D. langovtu,
Rnd tho Hon. Mr. campboll were present In the room.
mo atter gontoman ho'da tho position OF Postmaster,
aud ID Just now in Rreat Disgrace Tho reason will
Eefcr to subsequently,.
THE HATE OF rnoonrss ...
or the Inquiry would haye driven my ordinary person
insape there had been the rcmoess idea abroad that
aeveopments could 10 expected TINT would reveal tho
true facta OF the case. nut tho knowledge lat tho
Judges were favorable to tho accused, ttst tha Wit
nesets were favorable to tho accused AMI that The
c0Hca hinacf "as the creator mud dominant Bpirit
over the whole proeeculuga+ Reinforced such hope ut