New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26
THE ASSASSIN CONVICTED.
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,n,o NJ, like Curtius pop yourself into vocar rd
Fnily Il immortal Just much heroism Inc "o''U
faiks Of Won and that IL all you want . III. about
ahs entiT S 1 too Sc6 talk about
Nr Porter continuing the quotation II re not a
DC a,e h. aomiG be a most ingenious murderer
inns love al notoriety, said Mr. Porter mas p'''N
" Tc U9. Se is e and you know It, 90 not
ealE sn@P soGIs Never earned an honest penny
IN er,aoncr-I made Thousand Nols NV ionr
wear was m the law business "h1oH II P'O'"'
lines as much as you did
THE As.AsSIVs CRAVING FOR MONEY
~ p,rtsr-Tlis man has been, all his me- cr"Nine
money You cannot find two letters OF Ms III US" r.
IN which mention is not made Of money Ills e!'Noi
from, the dock have been all: Money money ''"''
According 10 him the witnesses swearing Iof money
- ,.o.rnre,,, ia prosecuting for mon,y. He says
{" would net have killed President Carmen, a. not
now Tor a million OF doAdrs l"h n1l' I Ut ..Tfc
Oyer oyer ana T,s' ami eau The Little Giant Of the
West" ~ always EloT! i. ,i.,cs ,yroucht
e,6,4yorlu. tn prrsuado You that fr"N'"fhce
irs "a, I,s }ty.r: md the only reason Why. wien
~ soninoo and Narragauseu came in COLLISION fIoN
.e "a inc Tvs If iLose on board was because
rms travelling boo gedilcT and lecturer was On oi
lbst h. thuks was one Of the cases Of speel"' po'
Tse pri,oner-vcry likely. You cannot tell about
NJ prfar% me leading spirit Of the man has been
Flrs eei of money, and then greed Of repu'au reI
Nhe Horace Greeley Wa, candidate Tor the lrt 81
deucv This man was at ms heels an applicant lol 'No
Mission to chill
Mr. Porlcf%lf Mr. Greeley had been elected and ths
CHILEAN Mission had been rensed 10 'hs nal Il" info the
have got a bulldog pistol AID sent caI'ilNso "'' Wv
back of Horace Greeley -. g.. =, ohyclptc
the pri-oner-Ycu know that that Is an ap'olu'o'
N1 men re.crfe to The prisoners statement about
humping Oh he railroad train another e. ny =
~ ssri, oroy deucc but be said ne 40 mol peAcNe
word ofU Tlere was nothing to support 1t except Tue
false testimony OF a dishonest man ,s &. ,,a that
rhs p1soner-NOu ait a lAf ana you A"o" d" "-'1 '''
Is enough Tor y0u. ....,..,,,- ,,, portor said
thai every Of he thirteen eAper,a nau ss in
personsl examination. that the prisoner oG coIu.
sane and three 81 them were Witnesses WI" i. ,,,io
upd-r Subpoena from the defence believing from I''''
tnat he was insane ,sos t.,,. ON the ID of
Jniy until they saw CoIkh!l and then they eu""seu
'" S P,r..r-Tbsv examined him. came to the conclu
sion Thai he was sane, aud informed the counsel lo he
defence mat they should 30 swear, lhIfe u tno
,",ro,n,1 and were asked the Hypothetical question
wE,tprr II the prisoner were insane ne was insane
IN eft the city; Those men, sGone s o ~
anu selected because they were so-men OF European
ar ior-au swore that there 10 dsease OF the
brain in this man, insanity, but thal De was a. s
Tn Court mere took a recess and after reassembling
Nj Porter resumed his argument 10 the jury He pro
cseded 10 auaIyze the testimony the various INTERRUPT
tons and the speech 10 theJury % thr prisoner
ng an var0ns sentences ne went along and was mel
Ly constant interruptions aud Vrutnl REMARKS D, tne
Iisoper in the dock At times II was regular OueI uc
tween counsel aud prisoner both OF them spcatlh2 AZ
The same time Mr.. Porter quoted from s0he scenes III
Otheo, between Iago am k"deilSo III pr'ti 10 st" "
mai lie prisoner had found IN Shakespeare the lde3 o.
s~fteriug down the murder INTO removal, uu
Inc nr-Uner repeatedly deuieG that he had eNCi 'oh
snItsd shakespeare the subject Passing on 10 th'
theory of iranrOry mania MI Porter read from one o.
The prisoners exciamatlons: repudale the theory
of Mr. scoyil.c. / not insane now and never pre-
tended tLat was ., ., . Ill,
NE rIe .,ner-I was insane on tho - OF Jay. .
Almost every other sentence that Was uttered by nj
porier wa. retured 10 by the prisoner uAuI hLay ar
Porter proceeded 10 close hS Argument WblcA he 40 at
follows. ,-. ..... ~,
.Itle,ucn the tine has come when must close me
Govrruurut has presented Its case beiOIt You ana We
have discharge our duty To tie best OF ON
abilities: he Honor has eude@EOIed TO uisciATEe us
know That YOU viii be faithful 10 our OdIis ana ais
cbnTre yours 30 discharge II that by your ACTON a.
~. nnlfical assassination 6lau ind ne sanction u
MAJ, a precedent hereafter lie who has ORDAINED
that human lie shall De shielded ny human law from
.iu- presldss your deliberations; anu the
vrr,uci winch shall Ne gwen ~ whine Ia today Wa ue
recor6td where all have 10 appeal trust mat tLd'
verct Win Dc prompt tat Il VIII represent Tue majesty
nj the law Your integrity aud the honor ui TIE country
and that tnls wn!cL has 50 deeply interested al
me uatious nf The earth, may result ~ warning to
reach all 'audsl that pouca murder snail no' he usel
"A. "A mean. OF promoting party tndS or poAucu leVol
ion. trust THAI tint tlIur shall come. ln cOnse
f noe oil lie attention that shall be called TO The con
sdrIaois growing out q. tins trial When, 10y an me!
national AT cement between the various Gov CThtAts
tLe law shall GIN NED that pOtlcal asSAssLf
shall nnG no refuge on the lace oil The EARN