The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-28

Proceeding JuAge Pssts4 coetnseed
Of he prisoner with the Apostle fo1! y.
tho lieht Of the prisoners aesumPslon
}! mt ne like Paul never pa1med OF d.
~.tchs. Tor 9old. ''Neithsr did IT,
sh"ated Guiteau. Paul never swfnd!ed
his Creditors out Of their just debce. vIn
von are a blood man." reta)iated 1u!.
teau. You belong to the Judas tr,oe. -
This (ourt could not have pronounced
a more sinister judgment than 0ulsee9 y
in his criticism on the religious ana
moral growth Of the past 6OO years:
l;ujtea,l-..Judas would have employed
vo,, ~. hi, attorney, YOU big liar, you. "
Porter Denoted the ridiculous absurdlty
nf (;uiteaii's claim Of traEsitOay mania
wiicI, lett him. NJ soon as his victim
.ank 10 ground, q perfectly saEe man.
The picture drawn by::J Judge Porter was
ANYTHING but lovely one and PROVOKED
fhe prisoner to the most abusive retOrs
ne. "You are a liar and YOU know It ana
, tell YOU 50 to your face Judge Porter"
s!This man, said Judge Porter: who
says he never deceived any ONE" Inat
is a fact" pipesl in the prisoner. kpt
! that in frequently" This man VINO
saws he never deceived any one. says IN
one If his hand bills Lectures ~ Hon:
Chas. Guite.u.' He never deceived
any one. Where did he get this title OF
honorable - THAT is the way my let
! t.rs came addressed sir" "Ihls the
!; Little Giant Of the West continued
! Judge Porter.
i:nite,u-'Yhr Lore! murdered Gar
field.
Judge. I'orter-Ic>. anil bell murder
ron before LONG. The Lord 'lefraaded
the printers and boarding houses, and
every night and morning the Christian
prisoner thanks the Lord for his work.
l:ujte:,u continued, desperately shout
iny-You are II liar and you know
, it. You haven't brains enough
I" tell saint from sinner.
Heaven could not stand the abuse ~:
| liza. man. Porter. and won't stand 1t.
He's . thar! and l call him >.'.'
Porter said he was simply reading
from the sworn statement OF ('lilteaus
i.rutIcr.
Gujtt:,u-" no hrhher "f mine;
| want that understood. My sistcrsyn'-
peathixcs with me-"
The first interruption came from
counsel Reed strtnu"u>ly objected
to pOrter's quoting from English ali-
t.,oriti..<. Judge COX said there was no
cause. !or obje.tion. Though it was not
very relevant it was not objectionable.
s;uitc.,u's remark about the Jews called
from Porter the remark that he had yet
tn know the man who neesi he
ashamed to spring from the same race
a. the Savior. The clanOr and din
made bv (:uitlau reinforced from COun-
sci Scovile reselns,lesl small Babel.
Scoville finally objected to P"rter's
e.. ;,str,le!iOn Of the evideuce AMI the
prisoner insisted Porter should Ike ar
rested for i,,sOlemec. The heiliff's try
in. to quiet the at>:.ssin only drew from
'.i:i! the most vicious demonstrations
ami nearly obliged the officers to adj
minister wholesome discipline. Porter
then reviewed! Dr. Spit,ia's testimony
ANA wa, called 4 miserable, dirty, lying
whcvlp III intcra's by Inc prisoner.
ut I'"rtcr< eloquent stirring sem
FENCES G,lit.:,,l was rOuS,N! almost to 4
fury and believed like q beast. Porter
referred t. Reeds discovery that Char
:n,tc Cor,l,y WAS insane ans! said she
was Z great contrast to this vindhsivc.
.uwariIy wrctr;:. She was not afraid
- die.
II ain: either" shouted Guit'.al.
You may put NV body in the ground
if ynu can, hut ! tell you this nation
VII! ~ down in blood II You
harm il hair nj my head"
pare with This cowarily assassin.
Wilkes !,o..th was Il man 1T nlamlitN"l
and Kindness: k:,t this cowarJly wretch
COULD l,:an for lis victims death AMI
his own safety Ut the same time. lie
murdered for revenge ANIL not"ricty.'
l:uit.au-I shot my man in the broad
daylight and don't you forget it.
For The nrxl half hour there
was II continuous stream, "f INTERRUPT
tons ".,i ahu>,. i,uin the prisoner AMI :.
-.,m, oi time. i;r .irEn,inc.'l Porter rs Il
liar will, various :tlieiiv... Never
IL fore had his vinlir:ivrn'~s lncn
=" plain and his cunning merged
int" such Angry >nit" a,,l he unwilling
~ ,nll.!i::. ix..; !'n,ltr'> s!ictC:i ri linn
self.
.lu,l.r Porter " i'll ccnr:W!,. to-day and
IL. ju,y may get Tic r:,>" Tonight.
Gait, ia after recess tried tO talk int
us .,",!c,: l.: Cox. Porter said Judges
LATER ruDNn Guilty..
A>El%.:U,N. Jan. 3j.--N three
r"'k .bh'!!H l'rlcf tHlflOtic'i ni'
a;:ru,!n III :':.'i .l!:.:gc Cox charged the
Jury.
!'.r >rl.:!., -. the .;:,ry j. guilty. The
iIrv WI ",lt six Initiates. Al 80 the
court was called t" order ana III :,:::H The
Jury came in ami announced: =. verdict
I" guilty" a. indicted.
CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE.
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