New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15

man. The man was insane in law, because ~ was on
act and not his. There il not the rst eenee :" Wrdr
two elements must co-eXIs: !. An actual h0hlcuei =
Maice-malicc in law or malice III Iac'; bnric{de
There homicide in this case, and Therefore ""
in law Malice in fact depends on tie ne lac
President died from the shot, when dfirn.,,,osto,,cs
attending the shooting liquidate the PTe'qfm ncf
ton Of malice either I'm law or ,i va 81 6v
Heretofore politcal grievances have been al-t'u ~
war or the ballot Had jefferson Davis and dozen or
two OF his co-trsitors been shot dead ~ Jahuy, t'
lam patriot To-day suffer in bonds rs patriot n
ing led the armies OF the Revolution through eight 's
OF bloody war to victory and glory. Grant leu ilo
armies Of the Union 20 victory and glory ana og J
Aadon is happy and PROSPEROUS. I6ey F' hevs rally
ronnd the Gac," and thou,andl o. the cn I"attic
to victory or death. Was. ngton and Grant by theI
valor and success IN war won the admiration "
Kind To-day sdler IA bonds as lailloi, oIificai
hai the inspiration and nerve TO- unite fI'A, ht Ne
saved another des9a'ng val II Co eav
p ctend war was iumedaie, but 90, go r,riy
last spring was deepening ana deepening Eout ~
and That within two three years or less lng yb
all hearts were hushed contention ceased. foI wv ~
ana weeks the heart and brain 81 the NHl'1h ert
The sick man 20 The White House At last he N wen,
way OI al flesh, aud the Nation "tsa ho"'' VI ~
usUNprEsTOoD AND yHIFIED.
To say I have been misunderstood and vlihcd by
nearly the entire American press, nav, more bV nearly
the entire American people, Is true statement b''
providence and time rghtens all things, ana today u!
the gradual change a. public opinion. justified IN
passing with laudabe contempt the continual venom OF
certain spapers Let the newspapers change from
"Gutcau the Assus-iu." to Cuiteau, the Patriot
appeal 20 the Stewart ana Literal press OF the NAu3
Tor Justice appeal io tue Republican party esp'r!y
the -tawart-, OF whom am proud 10 Ice one, TOT Ji'
! appeal TO the President Of the United states
for Justice. / an the that made him President
without my inspiration De was poblcu clpteI' WIZ.
out power uuporlause ! constantly Win MN tu
New Ork last fall. during thC canvass, ana ne anu VIZ
rest OF knew mat bad I'll ihal We COMO 90
81 elect our ticket Had General Hancock Kept MS
mouth closed the tlrH had The Morey letter b'eh
delayed week. Hancock certainly would nave ,e'n
elected Zen mo- u.Gu could tell what would nave u'l'
pcucd ~ the Republic ana more 'hIn glad thai IIr~
dent Arthur is proving himself wise man IN ms no.
position. aud expect Et VIII give thu Nation the Lhea
administration 70 hsa ever Lag
appeal to this honorable court for justice hIn
glad Honor q gentleman Of broad Vlt"', mrs
tan sentiment and clear bead. count my-r' i"Ilu
nate. indeed that my Ia 10 Dc tICd before 80 A'
ana careful iurist appeal 20 III. Dstrct-AU uihcF
and his learned associates for justice. beg l'N GO
slow IN prosecuting tl9 cI-c thai ihcY 90 ~" lhd'o
10 The Deity whusc servant was when suuEht iO re-
the late President Az the last great aaA thtt hhd
al men viii stand iu the Vrr-rItr or the DtN, cry thS
for mercy Justice A. they act here. VIII ne there
final abode hereafter Life lS an EN- gtuH lils l7
strange world. often men are governed hy passion anu
by The mob crucihed tie savior or man ma
death This happened many centuries ago For 'l-At ru
centuries HaT has eNrItrd Suca TREMENDOUS ihh'
cu"c on the civilization a. th" deSpHrd bIlurth ana
ms great apostle IHey dld their WORK ana lri sAe re-
sult with the Almighty Father.
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