New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
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crowd aud the usual bac,: -J1rdism from Gui-
team, but there was not much that WIS
novel in either. The a,sassin's inteUup-
lions are less annoying than they We're, be
cause his voice ha, 10 travel a greater distance
When the policy is followed, which DR.. Macdonald
BEGAN and which Drs. Kempstcr and Gray have COW
tiuucl. Of raising the voice and talEing him down,
his Interruptions amount to scarcely more than d
confused cliInor at The other Ide OF the room.
Sometimes. however h. browns the other voices
with his own, and he is quick to seize moment Of
silence to get in point No attempt OF any kind
is made TO restrain him now Jas lee Cox does not
rcprovc him n ALL and he guards, naturally under
these circumstances. make no effort TO keep him
quiet. One illustration VIII serve to show fhe
license he enjoys. At one point in the testimony
This af onoon, after having referred once 20 the
fact ,hal DR.. GRAY had testified already one day he
ca led cut: How much yOu getting for tns
extra work Ii ought to he worth about
thousand dollars more than the work yes
tcrlay" This insult was offered 20
a gentleman who stands at Tie head Of the aloni.s
Of America and can look back upon honorable
and distinguished professional career of nearly
thirty-hve years. II was repeated in various rms
several times. Justice Cox said not word. IN
deed. # ne is not prepared to do something more
than utter words it is p"rh1ps as well that he
aH"uId HoJ speah' 'Nc'Pi 'h'I INC IcooI" oI inns
case when Is '"Nhd 10 Ne MS onca'' "'u." zoos
better III the eyes '' ll'uf' generations WIN "c',
sional remarks from the presiding judge at such
points,
Unfortunately, Justice Cox ia not wiling to take
any effective m,a surc5 10 res rain the man. 1t is
understood that he is not willing, for some reason
even to impose the bread ard water punishment,
which has been suggested many times, and it
would be of no u.a Tor the prosecution to ask for its
impoAuon. As Tor f'fFne "'"'''u' MS iahg"aee III
making MS 'AP'1n"''"h ''o "'"'I u"' '','"'" ~
snow 1ha' ne r'Plrd'u na' - N,"l"''on % 'o'''-
'utohIl HshI' lie was NOV "!"S - "''"o ''-.
the moHoh 10 i',""'' ''' ~ ~ ''',' ,''
ne h'a 'aN'n " "'3 ~ ''-,''.' ''' 'i'' "''
was H'' an A.'i|-'"'N' u iSi''' 90 nov
ne nus Te''d'' '"' ''' u INC '"'"7' Nv
Will 90, -aId NuI'ead Ia Pt""""ly CONSCIOUS oi
me Iac'. Inc u'"io"'' Is "N'N 10 prove
serious one "'I inc 'i",'iS 'i'. ''' ~
cullon are 10 De maze. 'ul eau hicIi"eS u2e "i-
fer now in the hatred he centred before on Colonel
rorl hin and Tuaga Porter seldom sucalq that five
'orNhlI' an" 'u'S' i'''i ''',''''' 'P''' '""' ,'
aSa>~lh dO'S nor pour CIV 'hS"i'S "Poh Hi'" i"'
brief two h0uIs tha5 Judge Porter proposes to GU
~, arc not EI,clv =, bc rarficularv soothing 10
-. C c,,i+.o,,, ,.,.,,r,,,s vanity win tLo
P'1''' VI ,"' '"' ''' ~
events tragic ana Gi't'su'' OF TIE pasJ SIX months
;I. I.r;,I,,,,. l;ti ,,., AMI oI,,,,.,,t m,
's'''' "'"' ''' ''''''
peal VIII pour iI"h Ji'-' "''ei "l''' anu 10" 'H'
assassin viii wTithe and hiss under ii. Some way
.,. IL, found rc,b,,y to i,ti,,i,lats hin,
my
Ut. Gray examination "'c"PI'" VIC c'IH' N.'
sion. The direct examination was ended and the
a,,,,linafio J., .riu I'M vasnot finished and
-. ,l 49,, ,rs. l,,,. ,,,r,ira 10 ,,,,.o -,
must NC i'"'"'" V" - ''' '"'"s' " SUI '''
Interesting statement OF ms reasons TO- DeHcVing
G,ifrau s3ue-taliug into consideration only his
.t,,. nd o,,o,r,rc., t rho intervio,,s ~ n,
S'''''m, - . ''''' ayr
lt44i J.
was that Guiicau's physical health down to The
TINA or the sbootno had bern so GOOD that he had
,.I h.od ,ob, - u, cro, fonnd notI-
h"O e''i ""u " Nv " "' 49,.
ing in his story OF his former lie
!" N"'" 'H"V , - 49, 49,,
OF Hi'd"''l' """ ''""" - '''' anu Us ~
assassination reason, Judgment rcHrciioh Se-cOh-
troll fear for personal "a icty, and preparation of
,.,. lo ,,. A. =, .,,p,,i ss;on of The crime .uch
"-"l "o''".' :,., Mt, =. l,;,.,,
rs "cle thluclS lH'"I'''9'o''' ",1"'''5 ~ NO 'AP
ricuce with Il deius0n of a divine command 20 com
Init bomir ide He sad tnat such decisions were
usually only ouc man .est3i!On OF most profound
ianiyy yi;ibl. III many other ways. He estimated
It i've had mad tindrr his cave ut lie Utica asylum
1,n i ,,,ns ~ bn had M tcn,p;c cd or couir,,tfod
Go,,;ci,n There were lOJ between the wear, 1870
n,,J I go and OF tIus Latter uurnoer only > were
mI,1..r tb, Jcl.slon OF a divine command AL three
"'- ,',,., of ocute MANN or ravinp iusquitV I'm
were caS' VI inCanift aS violent and of 5stilg
a. i ,,a,
WIN skcd to state the shortest period of rccov-
NV 'r,,, - hori.ciaal drIusiun Lc had ever know
~ CIV sad lac Cou,I not recall any as short Il,
Ic Not one circumstance OF the murder
Of pres,"ent carried indicated that 1t was the act
" a., insane man Al this point i'm response 10 oua
90 81 Al, r numerous 0birctois C0.onc Cork
IL hi o. ,.,. Ibe statement ihat Tie Government
hi unnamed Dr. Gray to Washington derstand-
nav ,Lat he wa. probably the best authority III
~ ,n r, ON INSANITY and beng willing 10 leave
tm ~ iujomrut fine question whether GuIteau
.f,oniJ he - I upon trial OF not He was therefore,
sem TO the iai with me single instruction to make
mn mi, mind whether the man was insane.
The examination being continued, Dr. Gray SAID
that GuItcaGs conduct III the courtroom showed
Gmteau was playing part, so far as the aim that