Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-19

and an evil genirs and you will have no peace unit
YOU get rid of him. This letter shows that Mr
Blame IS wick man, and you ought TO denian'
! his immediate resignation. Otherwise you ard tn
Republican party will come TO grief win see yol
In the morning if can, and talk with you. Yer.
| respectfully, CHARLES GUITEAU.
May 23d.
tt was surprise to, many who had followed
the Case closely that the Government was il
| possession of so much documentary evidence
written In Guiteaus own hand, to show di
rectiy that reXsrge was the motive of the as
| sassination, and that it had been planned fol
| weeks. This fact Corkhill succeeded in bring
ing out clearly in his opening address.
ONE OF THE SCENES IN THE COURTROOM.
WASHINGTON. November 1Sth.-Guiteau
made the following statement to-day during
spent an hour in Jail with me, and showed a
different spirit from now. That's why don'i
propose to put my case in his hands. He i:
no lawyer, and no politician. want first.
class talent in this business, and I aa going
to have it. or there's going to be trouble.
Mind your business" he continued, isrcely
struggling with the Deputy Marshals who
were trying to suppress him. "Scovile yes
tefday, continued the prisoner, "told me
that be had another communication which lie
intended to give the press. don't care a
snap about It's going out, interjected the
prisoner excitedly.
''That settles it-keep quiet" said Sco-
vile. angrily. " l told him that in order to
keep it from getting into the hands of the re.
porters ] would see him in Jail about it. I
went to the jail, and he kept it in his pocket. "
'' gave it to you myself" broke Guiteau.
II went there" continued Scoville, sand
spent an hour suggesting different points to
prevent it from getting out"
You have the document and you can
keep it. exclaimed the prisoner.
"If you say you will not give it out" be-
gan Seville, inquifingly.
!" l represent myself here" was the loud
reply of the prisoner.
Scoyille was evidently getting disgusted
with the prisoners conduct and it was in
tones of annoyance thai he said TO the Court ::
do not propose to be interrupted here by
the prisoner every day, nor spend an hour Or
two at the jail every day TO prevent the pris-
oner giving out communications"
Struggling with the Deputy Marshal,
Guitesu exclsirneG wildly, addressing SEQ
vile, and his remarks were uttered very rap
idly: " You are no criminal lawyer, and I
have no confidence in your capacity. Ipropose
to get two or three of the first. class lawyers
in America to manage my case, and [ want
to say word upon law" cried the prisoner,
from the Court the Court in bank viii
reverse you if the Court puts me out. You
confounded fools, you !" ne cried, turning
and struggling with tie Deputy Marshals,
who were pressing him into his seat from
which he lad half risen. "The Court will
understand that he will be reversed in Court
in bank. Mind your business! Amt you
got no sense" he said, again turning upon
the deputies, with whom he continued to
argue violently for several moments.
The Court-On several occasions in the
Courts of the United States q prisoner has
been, on account of disorderly conduct, re-
moved from Court and the case continued in
his absence. 1t was done in this very Court
in the case of Lawrence.
The prisoner (interruptiDg and striking the
table with his fst)-Is is totally Illegal, and
not Court in America would do it.
The Court will not resort to that unless
it is necessary but admonish the prissner
IN advance that if the case requires it, it will
be done. have told you that at the proper
time you can be heard in your defense, and
you shall be heard at the closa of the evil
dence, if you desire it. Until that time you
must preserve silence.
81 am here as counsel, and I want to be
heard" cried the prisoner.
The Court (stsrniy) You can't be heard.
Guiteau-[ accept your Honor's ruling.
and will go up 20 the Court in bank Ii I
am convicted. The Court in bank will reverse
you and give me new trial.
The Court ito Scoville)-I shall pass any
order you desire in regard to the communica-
ton.
The prisoner (mpulsively)-I want two Or
three of the best lawyers in America, AID
expect to get them.
The Court (severelyl-We will not talk
about that.
IS I don't care if you don't; will have my
say" exclaimed the prisoner, as parting
shot, and he then relapsed into comparative
quiet