, 1876-10-25
ought tn be OH their way To Joliet. [App'auec.]
liz did mot want any cotnncntlatton except that

ought In be OIL their way To Joliet. [App'auee.]
11e did not want any cotnnc,Aatton except that
Of his conscience. Tnc Jury llatl duty to per
form, IA hal he, and they rnust. pcrfnrn IL fcnr-
1cssly anA without flinching. Mr.. O'1irlcn had
Forty minutes lle stcyoted u nbus'ny the m!n-
Iatcrs of tho tEty. ntti thirty to n.nInng lin
{3lcet). lie would not reply the biillnEsgatc,
pas'inE Il " as unworthy of nt'tice. sullirAl!n
It. Tho statement That Mi Tic Newspapers
inrored him atnl dcslretl Ills ar1uitta1 VIVA III
unrulttgatcl fnlschNh, nn'] told t., them fur
purpose. To aequit hin .wuuf! t,c trarnrllig
]ustIcc uuter their feet. Thousands u rcotl.
the case wcrc within small compass. y" hug
speeches wcrn nrcdcI To present thcuI. 1An
dcfcnsG admitted that Tic communication III
llanfortt was uo Justification ., even a,'at|o,n
ant 1t contu!nch IN Implication IF!n tins
virtue Ut lis wife, mud the t1ctrnac could not
torture that implication out nf T. Sullivan
knew he Ind i violent temper, tl'at ie wa
tilted wen he tok ills cnat nir lie always put It
into tifs ct,at packet. lie never told lIanfoE'l
he had attacked his wlfe's, virtue: he calletl y
M lin i'u would prove Whit ho said At Tic proper
tine. The defense was false and fraudulent.
Sullivan made the frat assault hcyohd all con.
troycrsv, and knocked ilanford down tHca!tc
jiauford struck her violent blow Intentional
IL IL. a'ES fnsxng 70 ee, effect Or. " ans!s S"s VIZ &c
saw her tic same night, li4 not ssa
attention TO It,. That proyetl IL was n tn"k-
handed blow, II any, while they were struggling.
Mcsfullen did mt aay that hu hal hold nf Hnllt-
vans thront. DunlInnt hatl hold of ltanfosds
urn all the time. Could tbs accused have te-
1ieycd be was In 1anger1 To say SO was att H.
suit to common sense. He directed attention
to Sualivam's thoughts before lic drew hts IT,
ed aud dclIbe1stcd. Tic defcu,lant
TOLD 4 DELIBERATE LIE
when he said he didn't intend TO kill him; Sui
ltran said he intended to disable him; Ills ONT,
right arsn told on him. uc wollld have aimed
up II hu Intended to do 30, hui lit held It d.
from decision to Rhow that Sullivan, having
commenced the attack, and dcAircd To conti''uu
1t, and had kept It UP, could not set up the de-
fcnse nf justItlablg homicide. Il man lind no
right to shoot man who attacked him with tls
naked llaud. Sullivan Ind expressed uo contri.
tIou for the decd.
At this moment Mrs. Sullivan, with tears In
her eyes, asked Mr.. Reed II she could shy SONG
thing to him. lie leaned toward her, mud sic
told him tint her husband came to ller after the
shooting and sud he did nut intend y shut
him, thAt he WIS sorry l.c did it. This Mr..
Reed repeated to the Jury, desiring to hc fatr,
cstols to show that II a man had time to form
the design before firing tho fatal shot lie was
guilty OF murder. The case wAB Of tremendous
Importance. uiyc thu Defendant oil his rights,
but il they saw he was guilty they Should say
50 without fear. Io aequit !n1 would be I'LL
oqtssss Suss pS &C. qs'ss Aps1sss s%e accused Nj,
Reed Of misreprescntilg the evidence, but ho
denied It..