, 1875-11-24

hatstf.uf-Art tnanfter that has characterized ,n
sh.!: H.r''ra! "isi:.:a rAlel n Aen hfn
dnfiif tho FORENOON. aud ana or TWO hn declined
to sn"cf. l!n cnn1trp~i freely with 1,t,,nt,or ur
fF5ths srt hxi1r' nol Eutllr su.trtcs ut tho yer.
:ict ~ tn" jury. X" hrFh In slIall cunknna 10
ba E"h. tnan In wl1atnyar rir,u,nutsnres l,o
snaY he thrown: ntnl IA apparently iur from In
dl!E'pg III ta7il fc4.itnG i,.rar,s thu jary, In
feEatA tn :t'n asA"sr'nent nr te pel,Al!y, McDon-
e.: eettlontl' expects rather light aontence.
Ahnit lie Hsnin a. JHrce got. Atntt.s, hs v,.tt-
q tllI'' slnrl'Itx h lady with wfIoiu hp talked
aJtu: tn minute.
WHAT w i'As FAY nr TaE a1rrA riox.
-. k"tt" GItx -tr,pnefai, ~: "a.
=, ,cf'orler ~ thu t;!t*- /" ".nerW ruI!o,i At
In" t:nhtr Jay aHt night, nnd llsd al interview
GGuss4t,," sail Tho reporter. II haze called
,.t1'tl son sI,'s h7"''itK ~ eco how yo11 aro feel
Ing atnl Al'ts nut :vilat you might have to nay.
nei!' r"hi'n'' ion. Mcdonald, " ] csnt thI
pa. I'M N ta tsot"l arirsss n, ever vas. alava
W ing ta'ul;. 1t whs to aosnu extent unc1pcct-
td, PIT | whs Prepared for It, anil eau meet
ahytb'ns 'jostiuesl to my lot. With nao. il
shey ,ntapl to 1nnko an example. they might
W Ee't n!ghr |. lifetime imprisonment as
ginrter MT far. i'll ny official catcGr, hhTo NOT
dt'e Ei',o!o thnE bl,t what waHIA ren1lly dn
aEalh. alRt faco my fate Itkaa tnsn. l don't
snnw i1As tot exactly what shall do: a.n iu
lhs liAtiiA Of NV la"yer, anl whatavHr In necnH-
Har3 feel confident ho viii DO: have no NAL
leo against any one, uild pity tue HpccimenH OF
xchk humanity who have no moro manhood
ebDlt t1lem .llau 10 plrad guilty and testify
against olt.srs aud thoFoby save themselves. 1
fcol at hone haso. and a1n jlst Az Annpy as 1
was bofore thia thing. 1 an very aorry
tho natnes OF honorable gentlemen hayo bocu
dragged 1uto this, 10 ssve nbora: hut can't
help that. I had W excellent supner Tonight,
as rood one ~ ever had in nav liEa; and ths
ofliciaa haro aro very kind anil generous In thor
treatment of nie. hare nothing to complain
Of IN that score. wish son wouh' Hny 10 YOUR
PAPER that, although behind tho irou bsr. Of q
jail. bes: nnd hnpe tn irtstn tho respect or
ha7n pokiliyo information that thoee pnrtica vim
have pleaded snl:v. and turned statca oyids,Ico,
have 'na0s fetmS with tlls uoYtrnme,t. I1lis
tect cAstnot he donfted sttl last evening eftey
tho jury returned tair verdict, yon noticed tho
talk hetween Judge Trtxt aud Tho nttoyneys on
uoth ntdta. When JutlEa Treat Hsted That
ts1du'd give S5;'.01d hos1. Judge K1um haid
t!et men who Mood scf-cupricted went Walking
about tiHler r0rt' 6rnoll bonln. Uitl y'u noi!co
What Judge Tftut sad to that : IIn said that
their commitment had never bcop aakul
lof. No. It is n rart oi tLo arrspge-
f'eht, said JuaKo k.nin. And it Elll be
carried nut, too replied Col. Dyer. Judge
Krllina reply to this weH 10 tho effect thaI lie
hal 10 doubt Of it. Ta occurred there in onou
routt, alitl presents its own conclusions, he
aicr aomo Of those very purtiss who hGye
pleaded guilty, GnI teatitIcl ageina! me- told tae,
prior to my trial, that t1ay bad entered tlteir
plea o., MI understanding bo,weon thsm mud the
tiosarnnRnt. whereby tho heavier prosecutions
Hotiln be dropped and on tho e,anller counts .
nominal tho would 10 imposed. This Ia Rol-
oun fact and you have II for vhat 1t il worth"