New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

,o, vretchD While Judge Porter was deienuiIis
Colonel Corkhill against Mr. ScoVlues uNJuo yDa,t
version Guiteau constantly jeered at nun, 80
don't he would say with grlD' Ill "hi'N W.. ~ .ho
tempt to express derlson was strusgio as y no
b+ roo1ice that seemed to fill his whole Dc
inc 40 you're awful" ;" he said, with llo'A'"e
snarl -,.,;u,s ours;on
Judce Porter added to Colonel CorKhl'Is ai''.'iy-
20 the course of Justice Cox the assurance th@V H0
had apDroyed and vindicated it down 10 tno ",n0
that Guiteau proclaimed himself sane anu w
c1arod that he had been sane from an ho''r "i'0i
shooting the President. But ne went on - COY
the time has come when the law shoniu l'aAe i'
.r,ooronce in this courtroom" These declarations
OF counsel that Justice Cox's course hau h'u 'n'n
.rnrovoI seemed in strange contrast to the annoy
apce and imnatience which they manifested IN w w
court-room when subjected to he contlnueu i's e. m
of the assassin without ProtevIuIIn AID nGt
seem to consist with his indignant utterahce w & t
week when with look of unmlstaka1!e o,,cs
on his face he sand, in respOns' 10 Oui.rau T the
ton of who's doing this business you VI '-0
Coarts" -. 4,O oom-
al had supposed the Court was but the com COM
munitv is under the impression tnaV 'n'
Justice Cox. in making his decision, took occasion ,
to vindicate himself against the cTltlcIsHs VI Va Id
press by stating among other things that GuIt3u i %
hon 5rIov,ed lafifude in accordance with me
expressed wish of the District Attorney so 'haJ e
Justice Coys statement shows OF course tha' theLo
was an understanding of some SORT het"ecl ny 'lH
judge and the District Attorney on thlS su,iVEv f
That the District Attorney and the other Soulsu "
The nrosccutiO3 contemplated any such Orgy vi
blackguardi;m ;m and blasphemy as Guiteau mas ol,
allowed to carry tho;r on ocsions i%f in court and
WEIGHED their words do not nha ~
easy to believe. The truth is-and unpleasant ~
is Il is not possible TO avoid stating lt.Ihtrt to
been the same weakness and inefciency IN the treat
ncut of Guiteaa rs in the treaI Iment OF ult :, ,
tors and the arrangement fit can %, 9e oa1u 4 1er 1o
with the Dstrict-AttOrney, certainly uu noV WV
When Justice Cox announced ms decSlon M e. tbe
Guiteau must be removed to the doGhi ne J of the
frst lime hogan TO realize the posSlbihty ol lie
change, His confident look faded away; III
a lash be turned very pale: ana was vas
visiLiy terrified He did not once interrupt t@nc @
fndge whom he has never directly insulted during
the whole course of the trial. lie sal0 win @ In
ashen face and q crnging Sinile we Gan I LII ;t
that all right, your Honor, III Dc duet C;too auH
here but the Judge shook his head, Then uulIeau M
looked over to the dock, which was hed we MiloIo
of that side OF the room beng ract&gu 49, m',n ai3 II
move that The room be cleared" Judge Porter Io-
peatei the suggestion but 1t was not acIeu StUn.
The crowd was now in great M dnc and beaan
Of the policemen went over 70 the 91rN J n'dT The
10 move tho people out. while balihS opeheu@ @ tllc
nearest entrance TO the courtroom ana loISeu SUM-
Marshal Henry was standing near the Judge, watch,
ING his subordnates; Guiteau was on ms eeI' anu
the policemen about him; so were me c"rnooa' @ n'S
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much confusion. Deputy Marshal Williams went
rapidly along the aisle which runs PACK G x, OF
the council table and across. As he reached Inl-
teau he said exctedly. Put the handouts on hun
ii he saws word" Then tn ymoyed across the room
with him, he going quietly, but looking NtlS PAL par
He had hardly seated himself in the dock, however
with guard each side Of him and od three eTt StiaG an
began 10 make good his threat to De nolsleI ~ aiI'
ever hankng GG{a pSrfSp s%FcpIad and lar later S"'G o
when the cast of his head was pro, pro
dnccd which oked Th5tSnef o lans69dr sfGlI
throwing the digned@ lin ino Gonynl'@Gps % @ o HmmptY
Dumpy It Was not long before me ne fsT Waj PpqIang nn
the balusrade in front OF MN N M It G
Mr.. Scoville. who was generally supposed to have %
lett the city, was seen wedged IN the crowd Dehlhu
him and peering between TWO OF the policemen
The end of the trial begins to be visible. only
two of the experts now the ground have not been
exanincd-Dr Kempster and DR.. Gray; Ihen VIII
follaY some testimony in suuebutt1l. hT. heeIi
MIR Scoviiie's associate said this morning NJ shouu
not be surprised 10 the speeches 10 the Jury Desh
pext Tuesday morning.