Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
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,,,oros. Nov. 25 Shortly be
sSvspt Of Judge Coz, this
the Criminal Courtroom pre-.
X. 'sH spposranoe Of . WE'LL lied
W. unon M an opening night. The
,sTalling every nook and cor.
\. ,oom-was mainly composed
!. ..I md for tho mast part repre-.
,is most fashionable circles Of
..,on sso society. There was ths
.gonns Of pushing and crowding
~ M Moutside of the building, hut
~ .yo ed ones who held passes
!. y accompanied by or specially
" by some Of the Court oftiosrs
a,bisd to gain sdnission. Opera
.sre ip conspicuous use, and
n If feminine voices Was fast b.
|. dssisnipg, whom Marshal rap.
arlsr and announced that all
s.,,s.ions Of . noisy character
u rsprsssed or the Courtroom
N y cleared. This admOnition was
M Nv Judge Cox imrnedisisly up
sO,aips Of the Court. Mr.. SEQ
s,,sd that Guiteau desired to
.,,stemsnt. No objection being
Guitesu read from manuscript
ruslly ~ follows
,no0ss 70 have oil the facts bear
Nh case 70 20 to the Onurt and
y and 10 do this I have been
y interrupt counsel and wit
,ho were mistaken ~ 10 sup
w.. | meant no disoourtesy 70
,uy one. Any fact In my %.
x,g on the question who nred
Ss,6s Deity or myself, 10 Of vi
rance In this csse, and I pro-
Y /, 20 to the Jury. Hence my
political and theological re.
|ry be developed. l am glad
Iar Honor, and tho opposing
ns dis. osrd 10 give . histori-
view Of my life aud ! ask the
md pubiic to do like wise. All /
i ABSOLUTE justice, and ] shall
,snIt any crooked work. ! have
Ia nv counsel wants crooked
They are often mistaken on
a.i facts, and l shall have to cor
asu. Last spring certain news
pn New York and Washington
bitterly denounciug the President
raking up the Republican party
Improper appointments. l would
those newspapers 70 reprint those
nl, now and zee how they would
3ni sound. In attempting to re.
the President l only did what the
b aid ought to be done. Sisce
,Ae second they have been dsify.
Ss President and denOunCing me
EArg the very thing they said ought
sdole, want the newspapers and
bn who actually killed the Presi-
|p.hlre with me the Odium Of his
r.r would have shot him Of my
plrion, notwithstanding those
papers, il had not been commits.
by the Deity TO do the decd. But
lt does not relieve the ne wspApers
Ihe supposed disgrace Of the tres-
a removal If he had been proper.
eta,e he woul,l have been alive to-
lthas been published that l am
iear Of death. 1t H. false. 1 have
hsys been religious man and an ac-
. worker for God. Some people think
|At am murderer, but tho Lord
p not, for he inspired the act, az In
case Of Abraham and . score Of
Per cases in the Bible. The assault
de npon me on Saturday last by q
|nk has been contemned by the press.
Z eyes Of 'h, civilized world are upon
! case, and IL behOovss this court and
Metropolitan police to protect me at
hazards. ! hereby warn all cranks.
Pigh or low degree, to keep away
Y me under penalty Of instant death
Woald have been shot dead on Sat
w put tor the rearing Of the horses
~ van az the officer was shooting.
lOfsAs shook the van 40 that he lost
|ISin' and though the van pursued
no made his escape. l waste my
Eaelts on cranks. All they can see
Es case lsa policeunan's revolver.
W 'ay il they value their lives,
must Keep away from me. ! de-
n' court and the jury to dispose Of
lasS on the facts and the law, and
|ssl, ~ Inc responsibility about 1t to
Vsrdict.'
F1IR LOGAN CALLED TO The
STAND.
scoVille then referred to the pre-
atlnands for certain printed news
,iPS which we're taken FROM aui-
y lne tllne Of his arrest. A COLO
|sasuel between counsel, in which
srsDle feeling was shown upon
slss' Mr.. Scoville protested
inc course of the District At
III tle matter, and the latter con-
ously retorted from his seat: "Oh
a,'li' All stuff" The conlrover-
ahally settled aud Mr.. ScOville
sonn A. Logan for the defence.
w. ana not respond, however.
who seemed greatly excited,
,OAe In again, and shouted 10 az
ta,s.'lhctly a.. heard in every part Of
wv room; "There Is another mat
want to speak about right
understand that my divorced
70 De brought here az a witness
me III that's no there will be
one was a poor, unfortunate
suu l never should have mar.
put If she comes In here to
.sainst me and do me any harm
" her whole record. She was
IN Philadelphia, and had q
lore | married her.
great difficulty, Mr.. scoville,
as minutes Of expostulation,
a N 4uleting Guiteau, who for
llteen minutes devoted him.
newspapers. Two other wit.
o'e called, but failed to re-
.: ., Smith, Of Freeport, ILL.,.
y family.
Of Dover, N. H., was at
men President Ga,tield was
evidence referred mainly 70
ppearance. He saw the Of
nm In charge, and standing
.eet Of him scrutinized him
Impression at that time
Y had arrested the wrong
heard him say something
TO General Sherman that