New-York tribune., 1881-12-16


faise That was OF Gorkhils lice. 49,, ,,.,,o-s
The witness (readihg)I am going ~ nave the Hatpers m
book. It viii make about 600 or s00lpages When q.
this matter gets before the people and they kho" just
why assassinated the President M, 10 -. tho
The District Attorney NnterrupuneI-Diu ne use 'n'
word assassnatedf
The prisoner lin light, laughing tohe-l never bdlu
so. always spoke Of Ii as removal
ASSASSIN ATED." NOT "REiMovED"
The witness-After that time he chsnged the express
sion and used the word " removal" recolcct dis
tincv that In used here the word "assassinaed" Ire
aiming the readng when all this matter gets before
the people, and they know just why assasslnated tle
President there win be biz reaction IN my favor suGh
papers as The Eec- York Herad, Ihc MieTOcefh nc
NtonoJ Reu,,bcn1 and such men Mr.. COnklng, Gen
erai Grant General Arthur and Logan will, az the
proper time, make themselves known az my IrieIuS II
10 not know how long will have 10 remain here. IL
depends how soon the Iresdeht ules' Ahch VIII 81
abroad for "A year or Two
The prisOncT-Ihat Is erroneous - g.. - ,u,or
The witness continuing to readl-"l nave m unucI %
tins Thing till the people are ON my side =, uo1
The prisoner-That is wnat Corkl said Dut lc neI i
about IT, That is the way lie played double WIN me al
last summer. have found nm out now rs hrsVci"7'
fraud. ,,s ,rul ,t,ep
be discharged on a writ of .habcas corpus Ihat was
what took place at the rrst interview IL, .,,, no
In reply questions the witness thrh hhiu tndV o
made this memorandum about hftecn minutes amer tlc
conversation ended that me pii50hCI @ " m nV divine
command The witness stated that the secohd III
TIE nrioSncr cXcitedIy-I want to ask the General If
he was in employ OF COrkhll at that tle. ne PR
tended to be- nv friend II be In disguise az Ge-
tccye | waui the fact shown 10 the American people
That only shows the tricScry oi TINS fostCGl%ol % r
tbs start Corkhill the that did IT, anu Tue LoIu
Almighty Will him Tor it. Mark my words lof tha
in, witness then proceeded 10 read from mtmorinMa4 M
the conversatiop ut the second interview, lie rhu
fret thought rcInON Ing tine President abool hiA
ago, az ,,o II was tue S''u'''H "' A''"1' ''''
The prsoner-That is true The political ttua''on'
That is what have been laundering from ne starr,
Tie witness Cr,aliug)-" As the IactOh ughl DvO'o D
bitter, (Guitcau) became more uJcII'u 90 Prcsi
the President knew that Arthur WOMB ~, .gisa.
dent am that it would help COnklmg Tor Tue -
turo would cleo; COnking on the iirst ballot ar ltv
He will surround himself with such men ~ ConSinS, @
Grant Logan Morton and storrs II i na9 9Ub,icop nUt
that the President was dolns Wlols " ~, &c., wrote
party would not have have asslSsnated MN VT
TO General Sherman about two weeks before t' b0pc
that is the dag that The National RtpHbcIh ,ila 'n"'
the President was wr cHmg ne hipIp.C.n % sd The
The prisoncr-And Aat - JI't VIII @ & ,,r ' ,s
little whep Is gong right back on ms own Mo.u5 og &
lie is hanging around Arthur 70 eet an an M @ % ,arIs
II Gorham has more brain thah 70 ea !S o" "O'9'
Arthur had better kick hun ont. T., ...,-.
The witness" Tney viii know" Guiteau slln thal
placed tnenl IN power and that they VIII not see
me punished They VIII nave tht D'Ht i'a'"n @ ~. NO. ~
sIootlnC' fhc President Il WAS pairoiic act
thought my friends would come 70 sec nc 10y th' nun,
drcds expect th-n wlen Pfesu,ut nL,'iI M, - Wv tc
II is proper they should not come now inAi i tue
sub, tancc OF the second interview; r,,, I'll,
ned the witness - told ann The chances were th1t lHo
President would recover aud tA4t U', Nt" 4uIh L'~
interviews w.th Grant, Conkns and Logan con irn9A-
tors oi hls act. n",h M t IN i ,yjar r,nd ySat
fbc pprr. aId Lo was very mucn -tupencd and appa-
Wv "a, - i,,r ,,ba, n meant NJ, ap1,arrd in itlt
agony ana lacta .n5 ,',., , ip M t5en passcd
@ h over M. forehead as n he we're bcforzrd In his
mind, and expressed his idgs about lhore meL. Inc M
first words De SAID we're roc IHyl d'a we I'' - ~ l
two months were &c 'nouhc.lH '.7''' Z Va '.' ii,tr
against him. VIVA, does ~ ma" "",nn %
have stakc1 my Hit VIZ o't r ~, - m ''', ,
rhSy Iu m ,, G,rcII rrmG,1d Tacy raise tas cry
against me- ior fear that blame may attach to them
Alter pause, ne -ald. - am E.'i H' u'''' A'', an
other pause be .ld eagerly; j. There ho i-'"r a'oul
for fear they viii bc suspected ID they kh"" thh'
have stated that mad no al.uWplce-i SAID Ih,R
do Tnen he repeated the words most astounding
insancl am more insane than he i~' lie thcn
American people"
TIE prisoner ,coutcppuou-yj we're n pretty
gct some moro business ia that line. Gu came there as
personal frien. aud got that Information Id'ut care
a suaD about H. gentlemen Of the Jury. I glad he
rot ID IL only shows the deceptive character nf the
rrnsocutnu n Won poet 60 succeed Mr. CorshNl 40,
snlrel al the District Attorney YOU VIII nnd sou can't
do A. The Lord Almighty Nil -tfiAc you dead. like be-
did Anania. ana sappnira. au going straight IN
ths matter.
Mr Porter read tho af3r"'7 fo tlc American people,
tc sub- oi which has already been psh-h,a, aud
the expressions IN ~cn wore 'u .'rsi Dy tGe Pi,p"er
The court then, at l2.3l. took recess i"r hAi ah
hour
CRYING FOR MoNN.
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l'',' Wv, ,,,. 49,. ,,r,,,,,- d.,,,..,.j ham,,
b,r,nc with REGARD 10 The need ~ money - carr, o
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hl- H''''''' i'' ".''' '' ''..'' wv '''''' '
who had bcucAcd hF hlS inspiration N''" NOT h'
In their present places N n hal not been nr ha act
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'h"t nc i''"'" I''I''' nv '''"' '''
send IN money for his defence. ,f~ 'th'l, hH said,
had received two or tbrc, hundred thousand dollars AMI
u was n noble thing. Now ne Vi ucau wanted them to
send him In conclusion hc said: " III these fr.
lows who have benefited hv Wv inspiration o~r ashamed
TO send their names, they send the the
,ttfF MIN fttt
want the money, want the money"
Mr. Reynolds again came To the stand nni Identified
as being in the prisoners handwritng An application
for - 800 insurance IN me Mutual Lie InHurnucr Com
pauy, Of CharcsJ Guit"au, containing III usual question
q whether there inHaui'y the family
which there was negative reply.
The DistrictAttorncy 90 the vitn"ss.-tio on with
your narrative Of the third interview. Nou have heard
the address that has been read DID he write II In your
presence
The Witness-IIe did.