The Evening critic., 1881-11-29
THE ASSASSIN'S TRIAL


| Hh'ii'NH i'NN'i III ihii ih'i Mffh III
THE CRITIC.
Commenting on that portion of the letter re.
fcrring 10 the power OF his peculiar journalistic
scheme, Guitcnn said aloud "That has always
! been my idea"
While Mr.. scovillc rcad these letters, Gulteau
was close, attentive listener, now and then
! making note on the paper before him, now
| and then commenting aloud Tho reading was
particularly monotOnous, and Guitcau's inter.
| ruptlons served ~ an acceptable relief.
"tathcr never sent the money asked for In
| thnt letter. Gultcau remarked, when Mr. SEQ.
| VILE concluded reading; "hc always thought
Was Crank"
October IL, 1866, the prisoner wrote to Mr..
ScOvllc from the oneida Community, asking n
loan OF $50 10 aid him In leaving the Com.
New York, May 90 1867. n letter was nd.
dressed TO Mrs. Scovllle. This letter was full
OF religious expressions, and announcing that
he thought OF studying law.
Chicago, August 10, 1867, ho addressed n
letter to his father, announcing the progress
OF his law studies IN Mr.. Scovlllc's Office.
Chicago, October 1 /, 1867 he addressed to
his father n letter expressing regret that he
had expressed himself 50 plainly few days
previously about tho oneida Community.
Chicago, october 90, 1867, he wrote to his
| father, asking for money
Chicago, Nov IL, 1867, he wrote TO his father
announcing his intention Of going To New York
to take position on the New York Mdependcnk
God helps those who help themselves" the
writer said, closing with tho request OF d loan
OF 500.
Chicago, Nov II, 1867, he wrote to his father
reminding him Of the requested loan; was ali
ready to leave for New York: was sure of get.
ting his situation ON the IadtpeRdeni.
Brooklyn, Jan. 30, 1868, he writes to Mr..
oootna, 40 1n6ti ,,as u ur"pPou nis SUI.
see the Community wiped out, and had issued
| an appeal against the Community
tdd,,,toadP Y, 20 ,',", Vn 40 - uuit,au' WHO
many ibo msn Syo hato i,i,u nod some
out. II was Just retaliation TO the treatment
i NV, hc.uiNcu III .lio' hotc. -,
ro oIh'i nun inc letter. MI scoviilo
navtt , III - .,o Mli. WI. poBscu lhlt nc
anouad ,ci' 70 oi,c VINO was tne author OF the
apP;ee a' as N0yes would pursue MIN ms q black
ilul ,,' ., ouiton i W,inteu III conclusion to
~ S<uu for IN li,iineulte advance
o i naO On account MI scoViilo theh read the
"Ppc"i', o. <.
inc Oneida Community,
IT'S INTERNAL CHARACTERIZATION YOUNG MEN
AND WOMEN ARE TREATED.
An 1ppeai 10 all Loyeys Of virtue.
Whereas. tho oneida Community Ia opon,
tho mos, ,irituoI MI soJnh Is a.i1ng
Tnatoenth cent,,,,, ' od n oh tilS
matters ,bcv nrn ccps,antiv y,nIatp ~ ,,e,
sacred laws Of God md man. nnd whor raos'
nt,,i,,i,. t',,N ~ =, - 'i, Gnu Mhorcus,
wanneS ara l,n0u"an gItS anu m1cent YOUNG
imagincd th"n describcd. on9 ,rhnroo uaS ,ti
founder Of tb"ir ssIciightfni" ava,, Il, az ~, w
cohabit with bs own esb 9Sd h ,s snia on 10
wbcrcna a., thn soJn % ,bs anu ~, pivou uiu
nrnaaod go,,,on n,,n ,o, ~, 49, 80, ~ ,lu Up
inrge ana rnnmI'ntiy m,St -, " 10 9WHoiL oy ~
ont :" tbercforel '"e"' ~ "o o'o"heu
~ n, ali good n,oo,,o ,ro,,,, ,,,,o,, ,
rooeona nroc,i"oaP ~ r,a Ipvn SUI ou.
daSI ,,,,, ~ ni9rcnah's reInse 10
Puin,t denonncc With r,ghtaos penon ~, unu
such terrible despotism remembering "thom
. ,ila ne IN Donus as bound with Them Let
thc religious ana moral sentiment OF the nation
be awakened at snch gross RIGHTEOUSNESS. Let
me proper civil officers at once commence
criminal proceedings against the leaders OF
mat community, 70 the end that 1t may be
- Wlpel OUT. ana the u1gulty OF the law vim.
dicated.
heauer what say your shall II be done?
stamd 70 your convictions ana IL VIII be, for II
u Wrltten, " "horemohgcfs ana auuitcfcrs God
IVY Juuge.
IN no name Is signed to TINS appeal as tie OBJ.
lect OF IL Is simply to call attention to the facts
herein set forth startling as they are, they can
,iho onoii, ,,,,r,,,nt,,, Ia ,,o,o,, L., ,,.,,,
Countv n " win hraEchos ~ Wn,iin,,,,i
mi w. ~ Ir A., ~ - ni"nohcS ~ ""iiiheioru
twas TINT thing Unfinished I'm tbc Nav yo,,,,
ives, j. Gnitcau nneycrnT .,r ao,,o,o, ,,,,,,
od,,n,,, '" n',n, ~, ~ scNclhi, WIN
LrnTn t ~, uot y, n inc community IL
was nilvnvs ylrt,inms Will ,rns ys ;;
tInnghter 'i''"' ""i'0 was 'hoio'
The thirtv.nrat md ,ast ,et,or ,,os data,
conn Cr,,s me IN ~. ,e o WIS uated
oJiroseod Z, III ~ ~; ~, 10y ~, ioiI; ~ was
nad 49,, ,, ~ , I'LL ..houhcSu lnal ne
nsi.oJ ,n sinm ~ ~, nv piis1n Wy chcht ana
WThat was n contemntinio AFFAIR &" ao,5 o,,t
- , ma ~, a. .oil.viiiptplu uiiair, shlu tul-
cImd,T .sy VIZ ,hn s ~ to ,etrer was con-
W tlo iavts ne inilheuiately releused me- ma
vhcin 10 whom, owed tbo noi,y,, az, 20 sn 40
mi i was reiensed no hnva atoted = VI "-o'
we ~ 10 -''' '''''u'
GuiteRu Again Testifies.
Mr.. Scoyillc--"Th prisoner Will now tnkc
the stand again
Cuiteau, thaif.risipg and with n very white
facc)-" Am TO understand that this IL 10 hc
my regular examination %
Mr. Scoyille-" We Will begin IL now.
Tho prisoner took the stand noryonslv. looked
wildly over the sea of faces I'm front of him
and sinking into u chair, shaded his face with
his hand. He was examined by Mr.. ScoyiiIe.
VINO i ,hkeu mn, ~, 10 slate what ne remembered OF
much WIndecd. he sniJ 81 have aIuaya ri,
as though 'o''
Meyer Had Suv Mailman.
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