New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-17

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Have ave- You been the Government =
"NO, sir. have always worked NJ my ti;idc q, ,to
| MI. scovilie (alter brief consrtatOn-"o VIII '
him.
Mr. IIeinein was thcrcupon sworn as the eio'e"'"
| juror. . A.. r nod
! John W. HAYES n papNrh hanger, said that ne @ nau
formed very emphatic opinion he day OF the occur
renee had since changed il. lie had no such opinion
dict. He had scrupes against capital punishment.
In reply to Mr. SGoyilc, he said he had served on ~
the prisoner got Of and he thought therefore; III ta IN
| the District that hc Thought packed - -,
Would you give fair consideration to the ueeh'o Vi
| 81 would"
"Hayc you any opinions that would interfere win our
II cannot say nqt | nave As said before, chanSru
my mind after the rst offset had expressed my ophI
ion very cmphatically the dav Of the shooting puI
| have changed il q good deal succ."
From what yon have read in the nGEspaperS the
From what have read ~ the windows CntahlgE ~ ~
| medical bpctiusJ concerning the treatment oI the
Mr.. Sc,yirc-wc will accept the juror" ,.-
! The DisIictAttorncy-N do you say chahSod you"
"what read sometimes in the newspapers and "ha'
! saw sometimes in HE Windows"
lyon mean the bulletins Of the doctors!'
Thc Disrict-Attorncy- Well, you can he excused
Mr.. Scoyc objected that the Government haa alf'""y
XhGUstrd It's right of pcrcmptory challenge. ,,,
! The District At"rncy-No. we have five challenges
! (iuiicau Gcaning over with satisfied air toward
! newspaper rePorterI-Put that down. .,1
a
all questions satisfactorily and was accepted ana sworn
as he twelfth juror. ,.,,..
! John r. Hamlin restaurant keeper; T. W. Hrandcn
burg, cigar dra.'r; Henry J. Bright retired mTIGnan,
| Charles J. Stewart, merchant; Thomas H. lann-,l'
grocer Michael 7hgchan grocer ,alnug, i ~ W"rn
! lcy tcOogcd labUrCr; " II. BraVn"r, coniniH-l",
! merchant; Tnouas Heneiu, iron worker Joseph
Aftcr rrre-s OF naIf m hour the Court rcas-embcd
The District Attorney then said: II has been Gus
has been organize T. To allow them ono diN 10 'u'h
matters. aan therefore al. MAJ the Court aojouin "
Mr.. ScoyIe-I do not rise To "irr any opposition 10
the motion, but beg leave TO make personal "NP'-
before the trial commenced on sunday evening v
cral reporter called me, aud gave them, a. ll
sucn items ~ thought Of public ntcr' n. and told
tncm shond not entertain any more yI-lt- rom ,' W
portcrs during the progress "i the lila hut 'd l,
must yct Information the cas-" advanced also ~
that time ntcu led 10 prevent anything getting INTO me
papers except what came out properly durhgtur FRO
crrs of The trial There paper obtained from the
! i.hrd mink !, wa. called an Address TO the pub
lie did not see it before II Was published ana ,ll
plpcr has gone ont without my consent had h't III
tended that anything of This Kind should get onl I" inc
-cutrd 20 this morung by tho prisoner WI" aSh'I
me to udorsc it,. refused 10 do IT, aad said ana u.
,' u, III. l1,nu1 sr to have the public IN
drr,aud that that paper has gone ont without w} con
! sent Not that care for ts Influence on the pun.
| lie or anything OF the kind, but because II
Of that character that might have uf were under
stood 20 have guu" out with nay cou"cnil an Wutht H
some quarter. which should very much regret FOR
instance nave received this morning Two letters from
gentlemen that think arr fully competent Q" iHr l3r
In the management t1s case whose service. may h.
obtained. Iurg not residents Di tins D"intt anu
mlg THE thing bro the -pdp'r-, ana Suppp-hE Il
has gone with my sanction ~ may nave some Il
nucuce them. OF course could not meet al tu'-
tA.ug- t private letters persons Iu -yIupa'hy "li D
I me aud giving valuable assistance, aud rlIunF
want have uuGrl- God that ,IuM iu- TINE any luu-
OF this Kind that gets INTO the papers D, ruuIry Without
/ consent ana IprrO, HL
TIs speech had jr i,e' OF hru iuy t4e prisoner Go
his feet and lu AN excited manner o." said desire @"
Ice heard IHppcIr here i dual capacity, hrst pIis
/ 0ucr. and second counsel, and want 10 have the
final say iu this matter When / request counsel, the
the legal profession and expect many responses Ia D.
want u understood tutt uPfyal here 90 part "' my
counsel. aud uuu request counsel propose ~ tie
Inc prisoner then resumed Hs seat, the uru4c.c- wore
placed upon his hands AMI thc Court at 80 ADJOURNED
/ until tomorrow.
The paper 10 which reference mad" boy Mr.. scOyc
! and GaIt.au D. H- follows;
/ 10 N. LcyIi P-ytcssiDt, ~ AihcrirI:
trial iur .tr. | formerly pri'i''p "a" ~
New Yug aut fhrt-o, and propose to take au act'"
part defence a. know more tpnll my lh'lHid
ton aud views 10 than ans one. My br"tarf IN
law Grlr-r ~ruyIur, c-I., t Iu} only counsel, ana !
hereby appeal 10 Tho legal profession o An. r'H i"I Al
expect 'u have money shortly -u can pay lhrHi !
tutI. get partly from o., tl"uruf OBJ Hu ulI u'Ii'
In N.N-Ypra, aud pagy from the sale of mF book, ana
partly from pubic cpuIr Yu'luu ip uH pr.cut'. Wy '
nu,, WIS published Iu The h,T YORK H,rIid on Or"nrr
g. and u uy speech published No,'mn,r l' Nc-lrrdttI
/ ANY We, ..uowu lawyer -, criminal capacity desiring @"
10 George -royr. Washington. -. e. 81 fog any reason
apyura'Iun "" refused, the name ".i be "'.Ln'''
| from the pupIc tLA.Lt- GltILAi,
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