davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-05-27
Guropai[de Madridteu.
2seinatof. Wei Dem aix ORermo

2seinGent. Uei Dem aM Ofcrmona
tase itattasiunSensM @switter lraj Elm
Blielrabl bas Saus bes auf BEN Serge
uoh":noen SdmienemtlltssSS riutmana
9scrieIbn. Ger Slis fubr binuater in
aaS 5immsr, NO Vrintmaun nit ieiner
5rau lab uno trai bier bic ubr; Der
uum SAla9c auseublidlid tstaubts
Wiann tla9te nadber iiber Sdmsrjsa
i'll GuBe. Die jeood ieitosm iid wieocr
selsst babsu. Nod u%,eri,plroiser battle
ocr Ylis auf BEN 8ooen 9ebault. no
cine 9eune nit Giern ibr Nuartier bate.
Wtau fano bas Ebier aus elmer @de in
ole anoere 9siblcuoert uno saS Nsit
ocratt umseitilpt. SaB Die nidt i'm min.
oelttu beIAaol9tem Ger anten la9en naS
cine Yarlbls SttDb ODER 9su oarauf
lelesl mar. 10 tanltlia uno laubcr ME
BON Wsuideubaub.
Garfsruge. Die Gommiiiion Der
smclten &auumer lbsr Den Shulseiess
c%lls,uurf lit mi; Der 3uiammenitsluns
IbreS Vsrtdltes ferti9 senoroen. IS
miro pariu III llsbercinltImmung nit
oeu Wtiuinsrium bic obliJatoriih &c.
.ntibtc Sduls III alien Srlsl, oes &aaoes
sur GlnIuarun9 porseidlasen. BUR III
elnsm Puntte 1T cine entibeioenbs Oifs
isrsn3 uerbtisben. Die 8esicruns nil
namlid 81. nod III ein;slMsn Staotea
be~l.ebtupen Jog. Observation-Disclosures
auf @runo sineS Jtcaulatiu8 bonn Sabr
1871 iortbeilcben lallsn, IN, m0slibers
peiis ben tatpoliidca Nci9un9tn cine
,ltlne Gouceilion gu maAsu, wdbt.no
O.e Gcmmiluon oaraui beltcbt nit 0lad.
iidt auf Grridinng neu.r Shuleu,
oisk Nnitaltsn biunen Sabrssfrit su
ltliebcn. 90 bas Wininerium bieie
Ablldt I'M Yleuum NIT Gntld)ielenbeit
betdmpfsu wlrO. 10 oiirite bel oicier &c,
lesenbslt Der leltcne Sail sintreicn, oaB
Die ultramontaue 1artei nit oenl Inn
ioult usrbabtsn WIinifcrium ::'mmsu
Wlro.
Die in Der Stdnbefammer nnb in Der
Yreile elmer perEihtsnoen &ritit unters
so9ene 8eeintraAti9ahs bes babil1en
Sauo.ls unS btS Observation-Disclosures.
ssbnihes Ourd Die ellailiihs Dabnpolitit
bat bic betrsiisnoe Ysb0rbs psranlabt,
III oificiOisr @sile bura ben buSiiaen
SetrlebSoiretlor SAupp .rtldrsn gu
~lallsn, oaB oisie SsiAdOlsnns psnissr
ourh bic elidIliiAcn, ais otelmebr oard
Die 1ariipolitif Der rbsiniidler 8abnst
mtftanoen lei. 9ti Der Wessiniauns
, 1876-05-27
@erita.

IS. Miai. Der Dampfer
@itp Of Mierioa traf seitern bier mitgRah'
aihten bonn ID. .. 81. aus N.ra @ru3
Gin. @eit msbrerea Iasen Dot oer Obj
fabrt bes Oampfers pareu teire Jiudrit'
ten que osrpaupttaNt einaetroHa,. ,.9ead
ben lesten yer1hten mar Die militdriIhe
Sage nlw ,pen,g uerduDert. Die Heuolu.
tiondre bon Saeaea batten erf!drt niht
.sesen bic Gunoes>, %ionoern uur 3esen Die
@taats- &eaieruna gu isiu. Madoem tic
8unoesnuppeu bon Soraca ;uriidseSo>
gen mover, febrtea uisle 3niurseaten mic
Der babin swiid.
Die Nrumunciabos finb nod febr Narf.
g~reifen bic 8wae~ estruppen aber NUT aui
fleinen Soften on. Die reuctutiondrc
Staats- Siesieruns auar aod in boiler
Mah', Die politilte Sage in Der 9aupt>
ftaot ,uar in bsfldnoiscm @cdiel. lln<
ter ben Iubduasra ber Heaieruus berribt
arnbe Observation-Disclosures. sic
MaiOritdt suar fiir ben &riessmiuiiter
Mieiia als nddRenV rdiioenten, bod fat
tie cine Waaioritat Der @onsrciiionellen
Deputirten ben 8r6ioenten Qeroo De 81.
ieoa I'M Caucus wieber aenlinirt uRo bic
Aniitt aufaeiteat, bab feiae seieslihe
Wabl absebalten .ueroen fam mdb eno
cine NaiablS taaten fd int 8etaaerunss
3uffanb unb onbere in Sdnben pan &c.
bellen befiaoen. Wenn feline a(lsemeinc
&obl itatttelinoet, 70 1T. mad, Der Gon-
ftitution, Der Sberridter Saleiias que
Yraiioenteu,uiiroe beredtist. Gs wuroe
beabli@tiet, bab Der GonsreB Den Amts.
termin Sss Prdlifentsn 9eroo mn, inSab
oe~rldusern ioItc ala sine politiide .nno
militdriide NortbWeuoisfeit.
Gas sDiario" erfidrt nfli;ieu, io0ten
ameritaniide Eruppen unter irseno MEL
dent Vorwansc neritaniideS @ebiet he,
trstsrl 10 ,ueroe bic meg faniiAes Nesie>
runa oasjclbe sttergilh pertbeioisen. Scr
W~torstnins bop Sera Grue NADER
, 1876-05-27
Die Tnbkmr, 9

1T %beiiinntt. bas sanss bisbertse 9alpsrtabren iints
,uitoeen. Ole Smr mirb burd bas fosenonnte
Nobbao nao bur4 gtanebmeH pom S~obpuiner
bsptrtt. aie sobbdosr sstssn On. mo- PIC @ranisett
Sett ,ei9en fe bic 2ebeustratt hes Mtenlden an.
Nanfsnbe Tnb In ben lestsn spst Sabren tn esr
Babesaaiatt, "a Stanton Ctr Nsrp yort, 9tbstn
Msrat, uub Mpotbef,r. Sie 9ebbdbtr unttridsistn
Md pon auberen Bdtern baburh, bab Me bireft auf
bic aranfbeit dnsuirtsn, nab ben trdnttn Stoli eHts
fsrnen, In wet4er Jorm sr aud sum gori,4etn
fomutt. SIC Enb etr Yerbrtunur9ss ooer luSidtts
tunsssproceb Der &rant4ettstofe. Sober &romse
mfrs be! Der anpenbuns bieier Rur ioSu(aseu ietn
eiaener Irst. @esn Ssemanb bard btsie gaber sts
beilt tit. 70 tit er ruirt!sa nno raottal seeetlt, NAB;
aewSbulib sefdbrIi9sr iub oils bte RranfbeitfeIbit,
nnb i'd sisrs Elm gangs Seer iseuasarer Sranfs
'SbsteiS be aobsaber ole erautbstten, tnn.rriG
umS sa6esti9, turirsn, 10 fns bad Ole Birtunssn
bel foIaenbt in ayonfbeiten, Defenders ptnn tt lid
In oeutem 3 uitanbe 8 tfinSen, saaaonberorbsnts
It'd: Ntebes, felblt Ieruens Hnb Epphusfisber,
sS1i2i' S iss1 tsn ",ls gasssai d ut asm aMs sa ssss,
sswObniid ict9t tsrirt. @aNer5ad,t, @bsas
snattsmi,S i6srSse Oft iehr iSn'g ssbeitss::
i1VbiIitiIde arantbsitsn in ieoea @rabe. pei
auitksrcn Srantbcatem, sSyanSpWneen, @es
{Gtpdren, eeropbelm &C; it bic h%irfnrs cine
pISsIid. II. fdttars. Max efx sab TT binreaasnb,
aemfrebS unb bic fosrnannts GGras obsr
Spderruhy (etnt bis i.St unhstlbast 9ronfbsit1
rSurbtn aebrIt' Bd istttrsr arontbtix aehtn rs
proasnt Sss Sndtrtohes nit isStu Sase Sus4 ben
NIT 81. Il sas.. uas cinnssm.. purs.r rssse. as4
Them Qlas I'm eonbe nerfanbt Der Trtts Sts
Sabes gulusrs lit So, btr hes Gtnnebnas : puluers
All. man IaHe R9 cine Brochure user btt sohtug
q enslii4sr obtr bsnti4sr Sprade faieen.
FIR. Rauchfuss.
~ SsontoH Ssx. Dog lse9),1
TswVsxE
, 1876-05-27
S.talien.

Som, Is. Mai. Cine Sisans Der
Garoinale bat iiattseiMnoen, ipel9er Der
8apt beiwnbnte. Sic @telunS Spas
nien seseniiber curoe beratben nnS be.
iNlolien, bic Besiebun9 Su Der iponihen
3esisrlns tpcsen oer MunaAme Der So.
leranss&lauIel sur neuen gon}titation
nidt formsu abSubrr6en, benz Nunitus
5u Mabrio aber einen anbeitimmtsa ur-
aaub sa seipabre,.
, 1876-05-27

Dunptfaot Werifo iuuroe ain IL. .. bel
Ercjeeia uon S%niuraenten, 'ueld)e BORT Die
SAiencn aufacrilien batten. iiosrfaucl.
&s wuroe auf Die Yallusiere seid)oiien
uno elmer oerielben uer,punbet; mebrer,
fourteen 9splinbcrt. Der amsrlfan;ihe
&riessrampier nSuror" 1T in geraGiu5
ein9etrofen.
, 1876-05-27
epnnien..

Mabrib, %. Mai. Ser gosgreB
hat Die Gomtitution nit 2S5 segen 40
Gtimnuen an9erpmmen.
, 1876-10-28

70 Ee EtItor Gf Ths Tribune.
CitIcAuo, t}ct. 997i.-The public trial OF man
whu IL a.rllsc.t of taking tho l!fe of fellow
creatnru Ii this highest junction VI civilized goy-
crnlncI,t, and should be performed with fasuesa
u.t tlccur,tn1.
Wf!cn therefore, III q country which boasts
tho results of thn gathered wisdom OF n,anktn.l,
rs nppte'l to tho rights Ut nun, wu sec IN such
proceeding III, accused, WIN det1antly calls Tho
prosecutor u ,iar bceause ilo has dared 10 cx-
press an opfniou of his guilt; when NJ see tlis
accused aIuel by cousc! who celso l.ls nsolenre
md glory in tho homicide liu las committed;
wlitn ellis Is douu hi tho rrescnce Of s11perIn-
tcl,ltng not' who applaud THESE atrteltlcs, nil
hiss tho ptthlfe prosecutor In tho discharge VI
Ills Autcs,--wiun MI this Is tl0ne, aud lio at-
tempt Is i,lu1u tu stop It, VIC naturally suspect
that somebody controls tic rrorecut,ly wlmI ts
In sympathy will! thu arcnsrl, or tint lnturiLitY
sits In The sent VI authority.
IllcsD things seem flOr0 extraordinary when
they nre tlnllu IN teienEc Ut 1nnn Win, gues to
thu private Residence tf Its Victim, hutl In tlle
ptusunce Ut hls wife Antl children knneks him
down, and Wien thu vcthn reslsts pleads that
Resistance a. an excuse for killing him: III other
words, pleads the consequences VI felony cuH-
,nittel by himself fl cxtcnuation of thu highest
ertnIe k.lUw, tu the Law.
At tllls rate, murder will soon 10 ut a prc-
MUM. WHO will be saio trUm tho chiyalrnus
Indignation Ut any brayc creature who, with u
loalesl pistol may ilvatlo the lscslde Ut an u1,-
arI'ted inasi, and n tht presence Ut his fn,nily
murder hin II lle refuses to u.rer to any prup,,-
, 1876-10-28

To thS EdfoT n Th6 fF4ouAs,
CHICAGO. Oct. 97.-The petition In circulation
among the Businessmen Of Chicago, asking
Judge AlcAll1stcr to resign from thu bench on
account of tue glaring partially exhibited by
hin while presiding over tho Sullivan trial,
Should bc universally signed. Tho ctrcum-
stances fully warraut this proceeding, md /
atn inclined to think TINT man III htcA1llstcr's
character must necessarily hcarhen to It. lie
cannot afford to do otlerw1se II lie Ia Just man.
Tho motives Which actuatctl him In thu cnsv
sl!ow Ills susceptibility to morbid sympathy with
tnltytdnal penalties rs oppuscl to TIC public
good. Thnse who know hin, lsayc discovered In
ills character curious blending nf ol,stInacy
in theoretical law nntl Affection ;. Tor
1uw-breakcrs. 1t Is said that ot. 'lato
vears. he Is given up to the most fantas-
tft Of spiritualSte cointnunings md cu,sorts
with mediums. 1n this ho Ia not eharlatnn,
but durc, and to that extent there Ia n c,n.
slant temptation tor him to wander from tho
pFnctirat wnlks Of thls life into the realms Of
tic vteionarv mud aaiowy life no know not Of.
Such condition of tnllllt however conducive to
spiritual exattatsou. Is npposci to tho practical
rest raint over tho criI1ta1 and ylcioua claascs
which is the mundane expectation from Judges.
In Ills present posttnn ha succeeds regularly TO
tu control IT t!ie Crl'ntnal Court Of This Iar;o
city for a term VI seygrnl months, uud may at
any time he selected by a criminal rs tho only
"fatr-Infnlgtl y Jullsp In Chicago III tho same
wny Huiliran chose him. CITIZEN.
, 1876-10-28

Ihero Seems To bc 10 Immediate prospect OF
4 Itew trial. The ualE.b0nA requires Sullivan to
appcar at the llrremlnF tcrit,--a fact oYer-
luikcl ,-a1d Acucu it Is not probable that he
viii bu tried again by tile prcscnt Statr'a Altar
net. Mr. Reed answers With II Asntle, II asked
"Wllcnf' Counsel lur tho deicnso still assert
that thvY tute.sl to have another trial d soou IL
practicable. but hayu not ~ yet, 70 fur N
known. made up their .ulnus when they Will
1Naks Implication tur The settling of tlsy. They
"Mant i trial, or want tha prosecution 10 lAY
duHu." An Indictment luIgug over ulan Ii
lisagrceaLls tlIug, aud Sullivan Is naturally
very anxious to get rid VI that oslc which c,,ll
A1nran arc sai,l to buso t,Al consultation Ut
SulIrah's house un Oak street Yesterday utter
noot,, unA to hare agreed upon something. N'hal
L. IL I,o fellow eah tInl out, ut least Until they
arc rra1iY to move. Mf. Swctt remarked tu q
, 1876-10-28

IN fhf hdlf9F q 1ht It1kHHS
CHloAoo, Oct. 27.1isespcctable and law-abta.
ins citizens, without exception, have holy
lorrpF for murderers. and nothing but a feeling
Of pity or contempt for apologtsts and ubcttors
OF that terrible crime. II must not be denied
that just now. righteous feeling Ut indignation
at Mr.. McAlllstcr'a defense Of Alexander sulll-
yan, for the murder Of poor Mr.. llanfor.l, has
tnkcn deep hold upon the people. For Sullivan
not Gully deprived tic har.l-worksd scl,oolnastcr
vi Ills life, but e committed rrslie society.
il, iho midst u rrhections i,xe the nboyc. ono nc
ahks himself: "Who is Alexander Sullivan,
anywayl What Ia Ills hstoryf Wo find thut
III Detroit he wa1 accused 1T tho crime ot arson,
but hoaorably discharged, In New Mexico he
gut mixed np IN AZ unfortunate st,outtllg.affair,
tu 10 sure, but no blame could DO laid at Snlli-
vans door. ln Chicago he Il the confessed slay-
cr Vi lianforl, aud, lut iur the circumstance
that IN nlnest nun had been impanelctl, sul!l-
van would have been hnnnrnhly at,uttea In
tlhs. tho t.uecm City Of tllc West. Agnta | ask,
Ia Il luskf JAcon.
, 1876-10-28

to hls legal rulings, he wns not competent to
Judge, fnr hc wns ~ lawyer. but ffom com. M
Thought they were oe.sIdt,l md al,aii'st public
policy.
xuRar NE'.sos
ea1l that he questioned The propricty of getting
npa Petition requesting Jnt'tc htehllfster tn
resisn. stlll, they had ii right to present Il u
t1ry saw 1T, 1ln was open tu criticism .tur h!s
rulings, atsi tho public ha,i fight to review ,'ts
.lcc,slons. liz {Sc1son) wuuld have II" nt'jrc-
ton to eicl.ing fc etitfon, NJ I sraa not rxa;t-
y nua of place to present. T. 'W',rn' Judge W.
Atlfstcr stated III cnirt thnt he was tumble tt'
cdt,tfol tlo nt think ilc ant!l that which 'Eas
iiot 70. itc bud the p9wce. AMI lte sl,olsld l'aye
exercised ~ Ifc latt M tlTsirc To tiar*e 1!ir
Sullivan rl,sc. lie Thought llu was guilty Of
murder. yet l,e WIS nut iy my means i,
faTdr Vt llahEitg him. lic 'lal 10 tea
of what tIIe rrnstNatl'n might. laye
beet; still, lr Thought there waA M itrtesslty
for linking aifr. llc 'iti nut want to Say w'lat
he thought Of the legal aspect ot thu rtfe. lie
WIS no lawyer, nnt therefore nut competent &,
judge. Il W:ls ha'l thing ail asttlnt lie ~
nat tarc what Judge MeAl1istcr t1lllela tho
DuArtt III 1rhues Ito hll4lt call t[tc 11lctnNcrs
, 1876-10-28
W1LLrN1 TO PRESENT THE PETITION.
III SA8 Effftos. af TAf IsrfhtfnsA

c,,,,,,o Cot - -"Ear f,,,,rt.o,, ,..rr, nnro
el''eAeo, W. s'.-rot louetsea yours ''"'e
bcon a resilient Of this city, and never, over
loeal matter, hayo heard expressed 80 much In
tlisnatIon, al 30 cmps,atlc, n over tho recent
farco stThe sullivan Trial., sp.ea1ipd. tl,inIr
express LUG Sen9mcnt ot great minority OF
Our citizens when l say Alr. +. j. Berry
Il hero, public bcncfactor also, for by
tlnrlnp to hayo an onin;on Of bs o,rn, an',
h.t.f,.. 1n...a :. ,,,,,.a,,, =. H. 49,
,..,ni,H w. ,3;n+nn ~ .'',,t ~ S ~ ] eseu 70 ua
, 1876-10-28
at'tRlTUAETsrtu INFLUENCES.

~ khd 1sH1tVF ~ 1Af jf494Hfs
CHICAGO Oct. N.-Pcrnlt INC suggestion in
explanation Of tho extraordinary conduct OF
Judge McAllster, equulel only, as tho Sfttnts-
Zfit"ny lltly remarks, Ivy tint Of Turkish
knii'wh trles the case of a hrother-Afussulman
fur the Staying OF q Cllrfsttan tlog.'
Whoever kt,uws tho Judge knows TINT ho Is
Intentionally honest nsltl purc. It's disposition
IL generous, kind, and juylal, utterly untu!ntcd
by 1llcrcennry traits. IIts career as q man
aiForls no explanation OF Ills late cs,nduct. But
1o Is known tn be utller "spirlt" Influence.
The last decade, perhaps, has been fitting him
ns subject for such influences. Ills daughter
Is sail tu performs nnder tho Influence Of tho
spirits, pleccB Of music which never had
bucu In hor mind before. remember
1laus f'alatka mentioning th!s some timo ago.
Ilu wnntett to l!ear tho performance III ortler to
get IN tica Il "splr!t nlusc,'" but somehow Or
Iudxe Ia III u liahlt Ut consulting clairvoyauts
lllcgo !s, orltuatiy, o llarIn IN this. 1t Is luuo
l,y many. Nor IL here Tho least OCCASION to
think that l,o cycs consulted my clnirsoyant on
t.,s rase might be TINS: Tho Judge Is a arn, be-
lever in spirit revelations. Consulting iIls clair
ydyant oil sotua indifferent toptc, he aala ler
Tor lllm) fcvealtug extraordinary stories. Tho
u, a,sci. anti t!Mt ns (s1sAilistsrl WA sllosen
by tlc arIllalageis to ylndieate his {sullvas's>
cutse. Would sut sttrh revelation llavo a1t oyer
wltlming effect upon the generous nature bf
tho J,lt!ge1 Could he, or any man, under a,lclI
circumstances, keen h.a rcas!su aboyu hls feel
ings during tlIc lttno Of trial3
'rtls utteihpteu explanation may lit tho poiut
Or nut. There might bu other equally honest
eNslaltattuus Hut II the auyHcstto,l hn cnrrcct
t'ltru sh,ul1 10 4 rc1nc1y for tllu pcopla. Tho
pro.lu ca,,,lot afford tu let i.lstleu tc lnteriercd
with hy thu "sitrlts," Tie tlulsster petitinn
NOW cirrulai!np: alloult not tc utl.lrcssrtl to
Judge NcAllistrr. hut 10 tho next Leglsature,
asking f.,r ii fAtr triai OF TIM Judge. Tho result
VI sl,tll trial, whatsoever Il lie, cnu1d not but
h. u wl,o!esulue anl beneficial influence on thu
stalc uf this community, CITIZEN,
, 1876-10-28

=" w 1s't''ot g zHe 1FI6Nnt,
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The writer Ii nm N r.
who agree heartily with "pro M,n, pu,n,''ay ,,a"y
in his statement expressed by his letter IN W..
tertlny's TRIBUNE. Moro than that, I ,n.eas ~
vote for Mr. Rcrtl, MS nil who eluuse ,n,s d,' ~
nomination, Of tho eorscut ut tic t,,r;an,, ho
yots1 for, Is not an essential WHEN tho inrrr.,a!.
o. tne cotnm.'lty nre III at1rli state ia to d.
elcar,heaacd, and fcarlcss .A,acs Aitornnaee' IT. Ills
Let all respectable people, hoth I>c1nmra,a n.y.;
Republicans, Join nc Ii. this, mt, thus s,,,,tt" a
IN public life t,nc ttarrlcr at lst to th "t,'t
tics o{ the criminal element II o,r tlty. ''t ~
, 1876-10-28
JtH f)tit,iT To ItESi1N.

10 the Editor u 1hA 3ftoHns.
CuicAup, Oct. nU.--fnn1nedtately trnn the
conclusion III t1c Sullivan Ease, witch ended III
tic disagreement of llls Jury instea Of All a''
a,l courage Of onu righteous man, Mr. Berry,
petitions werc circulated upon tho DoRrd Of
Tfa1v and III tho business houses along Iakc
aln Mater btrcets calling tipou Judge sfcAlllster
to rcsign Ills Office Thu ,pctEtlons, we!o signed
~ rnr!tly ~ they could be presented BY ~ re-
bpeetahe classes ct men, irrespective Of nottaca,
Or Or fs 1 1f st9 ne{ X{saV fa qb a l !.
trattot, Of Tho LAWS uio tho lind. Tl!c pctition
chnrges him with wlnt every law.nl1dthg clttzcn
cnse In favoy of the e!etc,nlant by gtvlnE such
rulings as tu jurors and evidence md such In
structons to the Jury rs to cyidtnccs II nut
compel them to bring In 9 verdict Of aequittal.
petitions q genera! circulation, they w!sl re.
ccIyc tiluusa1tlh ulnn Thousands of signatures,
fur they represent tic sentiment Of m ina'lltctl
community atld tho indignation VI city Which
feels It Inns lleen outraged.
Il Judge MrAllister l.as any, regard for the
sentiments 81 tlu people of TITS city, Il he l9s
even any regard far eusM.non descmty, he w!
ite Ing @ hrsslE1t t into eontet,rt, md rssIsn
going 1fe hss from tho outset rnanifeatcA n
DISCRIMINATION to asFuit the defendant. liz las
tylIu LllE EAhE LIZ IlShtls 1tE }Ak CFGlJ
possible attitnbtint.btock tn tllu way of tho
prosecution, even 10 the ovessliNg Of the stat
iites MIL open defiance OF lnw. ffG llas snrren
terea Ills etVrtroo.n 10 thu ppsscsslen OF mob.
lle las allowed thnt 1nob to Interfere with tho
ordinary operations Of Justice without rcl,uke.
He has allowed Ills trtnprr and Ills passions to
overcome lis Judgment. 1le las MALE tlle trial
| Il mockcry and d farce. lie llas forfeited Tho
confidence Of tho people Of Opok County, ut
least IN crfnilnnl cases. and should he live fifty
years lunEer tlS cAnuut receiver It. There re-
innins but ona more judicial act which l,e casl
perform ttut will meet tho approval Of tho
people Of Chicago and Cook County, md that
Is to resign tho position he holds, aid no longer
defy tho scntlnient hf mn ftjcensca people They
liavu suffered long aud patiently tho tyranny Of
packed luries, falstfylng witnesses, ant corrupt
t,tllca1a, hut It is t.e ,lrst tin'u they hase
| been compelled to witness 1ustlte tltWartcd
| by .i,oh, Ahlcu by Il Judge Oh tic
ltench, whose action would have sha1ned even
| Barnard, or Cartlozo, ar AfcC,lnn. Tho pcoplo
of Chfrago have bor,o with It until pattcnce fms
ceased To be n vlrtuc. In tho t1ciioituuent nf
| this tr1aa one man by hts courage hnl honesty
| has prevented the complete communication Of
Judge MeAllster's purpose. Nov, ,thonsanas
Of honest, la'sabitlinr nuu have rei,itorccd that
brave Juror aud call upon tic unjust 1u1He to
| rrsign. He viii do woil to hcca their .yuiee.
.JUaTICE,
, 1876-10-28

hnowing tho Intention, IA III,
L JUDGED he, Is rot l. iaora,1 a','1'fs'n~ss,
the 1cral caslnsrl Win imtI, him f,sHn H., hut
k1.owing tue faet, arc fnulo,s lct ,l ,l.',snFls
frisiS' r % III, II, ~ s 5 sttnns s, r. e re, 'sns ut
the hands That ttu,1 thc rr;ars ~ ~ ac,f ar"s
ietcnsc,7ana they ean nnell blom,:s :s',s,,i'a9's ,i
blood nt lIanfnr1, Int tile t,o uf In nNt TIN
spcssab'o mil t,hrtni riixr wlo r,ax a,e J., a. r.
a; ny te ini,s; sxt ot!sal s!yct,rrr VII, ~ tN kIl
I Sy The de a oi }us 10 vx six In, ,,i an" ,e'r % toy
, 1876-10-28

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-A good chance icr 4
"Trat1r." Now let the ps'or suffering lmsns.
ty use all lts influence to get W, ". O:Nscn',
pet eandilate, Jnmicson, elected, nml then he
ran be aure Ut nullc pros. bcEf,. cttcrc IN lis
favor. J1;s1,rr
T. 9.-Lct ,,s sec that r.. l.. Mills Is clrrteI.
, 1876-10-28

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TntnuNn reporter, I'VE hngca rlan IN vlcw, but
l can't tclt you what II ir.'' THIN he scented I"
a'utiInc himself Into Ills % prlsatc oi,lco anl re.
nmtniEE inyisthc.
rur LAWYERS
srcn1 Ia be- j]ivlirtl n,W,i, fIr n,,cstfon, HWint
,lsll b sns WI Ns1.tef' t. D:isntf; ;s T
l,ie rulings were corrcct--tlat lie Interpreted
tfs,, inv in ar,Drtlotrc with Tic decisions If tiu
Supreme Court. Others maintain tiiat lis rut-
inEs, from ti,o beginning to tic crul ot tho
INV cinrnrtcyizi,lE llis course rs "infa,,u,.s''
Nina nffrl,1tc II, hin, rurrllnt tnotlyta. "fIo
IL ain,yc corruption" Sfnny fhy he ilas d 1H,sl-
tive temper, ai,tl Il governed ly it, regardless uf
him: jfs ncvrr s,.rs III t,r ,icai t,,a,-o1,iy tits
living one, Viii, hal,er aro,,u.l III. neck, IN
tte wny tu fhv rulluwe. MD he allows hs
sy,nntl.f,s 1shf, nrc cns1v rxr;tetf In control
hf4 r,n.t,t,.'' Hm"thrr rrn11rkr1 lj,at he wne
fpirftnaltst, nni probably llnl conmuntca~
tlons" 10 tho clrcct thai Sullivan was not guilty,
a,Nl acted In accord with tic mental kilograms
nsr saa 'osS @ WILL wo'n " % nush ~ tr',' ,sIoha y,
t5i,r 1isrraee 1 ut'.' lis 'a1 % Wt It Is particu
larly anlmadrertcd upon e Ills treatment of TIC
States Attoruey,-,lils eharp, re'uarks to alr'
fed, md iil.bcco1nfng Judge upon tho bt.ilc1t.
Ncarly orcry lawyer approached Ind ITO heal
tn,ey III expressing lls viewr, but they nynrta-
ly asked that ti,clr r,nulcs c not used. 'rhte
tlmttily s t1uc. doubtless 10 tlcairo to avoid
icurriiIg tic cntliy Of tic Judge, bcfore whom
they nlaY lnye to try cascs. Fur, SHOULD lie
take II tntu Ills head 'slcn are nlnan) to t1fslikc
luwyrt who criticised his decisions lii Tho sui
llynu trial, ao could make his lilo n
burtcn whenever he appeared before lin,
and not only would thu attorney himself suffer,
but tic interests Of llta elIctts would pcrlaps
bn srrioaBy embarrassed. Hence It f. mt to liz
wondered Mt that they lo not wait tlleir teih
tuns Of his IIonur to be preceded by their
tln,llcs. The regular meeting vi the Bar Asso-
c1atnn tnkca place this nftcrtobil, anil II my
tlltug ia to be tlDno Il will lie to-tlny. This Ur-
ganIzatton can Only pnss rcsuEuttnii Ut ccIsure,
Of WHICH tl.cru Is scft,e talk; hit It rrnains to
l,e aeen Il member llas tho tnoral courage 10
fucc tllc pt,ssthte anttpathy Ut tho Judge by
Offering 1t atlll demanding 3tR ntF6nEc.
1.-THE fSrE1s1oR,"
The Inst nurihcr Ut tic Interior 1las the fol-
lowing editorial III regard to The snllivau easc:
Tho tr,nl TT Alexander Sullivan for The murder ut
rriuelpat llaMfor occupied tho time 1T o.F coIltts
ior tcsernl days In auch chses the traditional
paltcy uf tho tlefcntc IL to Md 10 the nrlEinn csnc
the furthef nnS ox Hcskt9 10 haekeh sha character
, 1876-10-28
ID lie 4 et'1l.1rUAr.1sT!

TO t6S EE]loT " TIE fFfbNNt
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-ls Judge McA1i.tct n
spirItua|iatf 4 grcnt ,unny peopls elnin lin
to he. 1'lle Judge ought to rise anil explain
nh0ut this. lie owes that tn himself anil m
aultfvnns frtends, who NAV btfyn thrr l,ai IN.
f'uenccd the Judge by sutne medium. n;n,hNy,
NEUTRAL.