The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-04

s,s,nsD,s n - s - s..sorS IA -. 49, hs,Iss % = % the
good senss of tha -sni ara f,ls il such
that I think il would have held toaeth-
ar.
Unon the eross-exaniuation the wit
ness said. newer saw ANYTHING in
Guiteau TO Indicate that he could not
distinguish right and wrong: never saw
ANYTHING in the conduct Of the prisoner
that would indicate that he did not
know the difference between guilt ana
innocence: never saw ANYTHING To indi.
cate that he vould not ba resnonsible
for crime
scovilla noted sevar.l excentions To
the ruling ~ Jndoa Cor in favor Of the
adm,.sior ~ thass renlie.
The evidence created quite a stir in
the court room and seemed to staeeer
tho.s sbout the defense table. Tie
.,.tsr ~ ths nrisoper WAS n.rticu,ar,v
.asctsd and in tones distinctly cauobt
bv the renorters said. Ha has per-
,ne "A b,msslf that /, Al there i .hout
r.
wb,la scovi,ls va. reading the elm
ming ! .t,r beca ma not,ce,bla ahout the
door lsading 70 the v;tnes. .tand and
IN . moment senator pav;d nav;as v,,
.een goinu toward the witnas. stard
The rssd,rc CEASED the senator vas
sworn and scov,lla nrocseded - onss-
t,on him on no,;t;c.i nh,losonbv
u. .....s =. 80 aot o
5000 -,,s .,,hs~ ro,,t;cs, rsrt,s. ~
~ .c,,.-v
n n,d a., prov ~ {. brasch in the
r.n.,.:,c.r n.rtv .ro~;rg ont ~ the
d,fscu,t;es isst snmmer betveen PreaI-
ds,t csraaId .rd ssn.tor ccntI,nep
ATb.d no ner,onaI knovIedoe of II
,ot .o,nr ,,to c,rc,. v,,h s;thsr ,..o.
c,.t,nr rrsw thsr. vsre foct,or, IN
~. rsr,,,,,,c.r r.rtv
q From vonr tnov,sdos Of no,it;ca,
d,esc,,t,s. vh,ch .rsw mn at the time
ana ,ron, vonr tno,.,sdos ~ ,ha A msr,'
can rsor,s -h.t !. vonr or,n;on mas
the NOR. b;,;tv ~ those d;o,cult,es d;s-
ruptino and destrov,nv tbe renuhlican
partvp
A That,s a far reaching ouest;on
The republIcan nartv has not besn de-
stroyed and vet there have been
breaches in it. There IA onlv one
xav in which the republican party can
be DESTROYED.
@. What vay is that?
A. The disruption Of the democratic
party would destroy it.
O. Is it your honest opinion that the
d;fficulties between the branches or fac
tions Of the republican marty have been
or are in danger absolute disruption
of the republican partyY
A. That il a mere matter of opinion.
1 cannot understand this line of ex-
animation. The republican uartv ia an
extraordinary organization. do not
believe It will die until the democratic
partv IA dead.
O. What is YOUR opinion on this
point. whether the success of the demo.
cratic marty at this time or at the next
nres,dent,al election won,d ,mner,l the
ar;stsncs ~ t,a rs,,,h,;co
ATao moi th,nk tha snccsss =, INV
ro,;,,.o, ,srtv vo,,,a ,nrsr;, tha rsn,,b.
,,c Tao not ha,;sv. that a. all
q n, vou bolieva tb.t tna succs,s of
ths der,,crs,,c q ~ vo,,,d tsrd Il .nv
deorea Il hriro an smother civ,l warp
a. No. do not think the
soptbern neonle are the last neonle IN
the world to des,re 70 % into ary var
n tbsra ba .nv war r. v,ll come from
somevhsre elsa than the soutb
scov;lIa. THAT i all
witness. was ouIte unvell when I
oot the summons 70 attend. / had
never seem the prisoner and knew
nothing about the matter.
scoville: The reason will be stated in
argument
The Judge was non-committal on every-
thing and continually demurred to the,
line of proceeding. Judge Days was 81.
cused after q few minutes, and for a
minute occupied q seat on the benchwith
ncr,a countenanca for soma t,ma and
than left the court room.
Bailev. thu d,strict attornev,s stene-
erapber. was mt on the stand and Gui-
teau became at once excited. He