, 1881-10-20
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t''s n.y. '''i'S "''o 'li''s ;" '",N "''H hl'''
wanted to obtain tic names Of some persons
that ho Knew before he ca'na to
this city. l hnve received letters
from persons ttfat knew ittn, gfs"
inE ah neconnt of some queer actions
III WHICH nc llGHTcd, anu TIC be1lel ot tneso
parties that lle was Insane at tho time. io
refused to glve 'ne tue name OF n single per.
son saying that he does not want thatsort OF
defense. and that
Ills PAST HISTORY
Inns nothing to DO With the case. I llnve To
get uloMg without much OF Ills assistance.
III fact, would not he surprised II, beforo
thu case comes for trial, he dttl not get mad
with n.e and tell tho Court That lie did nut
want 1ne any longer"
"What sort Of defense docs hc want?''
"1lo wants the Republican, party to take
hold nild help Ills case along, furnish the best
Of counsel to carry him through, and the
money reqnlslt In conducting tho case"
"On what ground does Ao base this de-
tnallup'
ie says that no saved INC Republican
PARTY III killing the President. and that tho
pnrty, being indebted to him Tor doing that,
It Is only right that 1t should colc to hts de-
tense anu Aclp hin through anu out OF Ills
troublc.'
''lou DON'T EXPECT AID Or THAT pEsc1slr-
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Iioelal A!,o"ance LUZ tses. Is' ~ ecoStllu a, W.
state l" ulo toaFt that'.""lle III u'e oIlslnat
1850
relied upptl. fnnstllc US tho responsibility
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summon it0 witnesses except OIL tne QuestloA
Of insanity. If any question Of malpractice
Ia to be ra,setl, It will be done, lie sAys, by
counsel nut now III the case. For himself,
ho l4as abandoned 1t, and ho publishes
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uu'teau W "ppe"'. on"fo SoA .ous.! III,
sa1e's INFORMED coause! VI u 1act Whlc!! WI,
pe all aotl!t!oaal nhllo5a'to 70 Nullea" a1u
Ills counsel. lin has rtl1eu ti!at GHlteaA lnast
bo present Itl court not only Wien the Ques-
tIon If jurisdiction Is argued. but ut every
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step takuh III co''slattatlou VI HIS case' us
now learned that Gultcan oo1ainsa tne money
with which fla subsequently bought Inc
pistol from George T.. Maynard, former mall
agor Ut the National Telephone Company,
lin. ..,i.o,. In. 1rna