New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

|
objected ~ Mr. Scoyillc, AMI objection oyclTuet
Comm down t. the period Of his arrival IN Washing
ton March j.coItnu'd the witness" found TINT tie
prisoner thea COOL health "a ne here f"c thc
purpose OF app yinl FOR Office. From that time down
! 10 the hlllne the President he continued IN good
health. lie l'1 hat he bod not had hcadcrc or
! Gny evil.nc" u1ltcvcr OF auy physical diFtW'aHcc
lie followed w. p. c &c io Oh,al aI oi'c per silently
and n &C. l.l.i.r which he hiu-yN tIoI-lt bcsi 10 Be-
cure it-by pcrsoaol application ne claimed no irapra
/ ton and no fms ity NJ any kind"
Another objection hy VT Scoy,uc who said That the
testimony WA rcmai lblr like speech 30 he jury, in
! tone in ,naunc. ami sTpfcs'on. Objection over
| ruled
| The witness cont uirs-fnourcd Of 'hc prisoner
whether hc claimed u'prauon at that tin, AMI he
said
The prigoucr-Thqt dos not correspond with your
! testimony yesterday. Iciaimcs!ntprt1n al the he
gnuu 20 the md" and 40 To" end ~ the entire trans
action. Tsy Who'll, thing wac derived from inspiration,
! ard all thc experts uulors,auIt .
The wiHc..-I Took INFO consideration I'm forming my
| opinion his statement that the inspiration which ne
claimed, the press of Deity dill not come a ~ 'hc
time the Inception Of the act hut not - after hc
had folly made mp his mind TO do the ae..
The pri~oucI- 81 this ttiug the Do of rri1d-
IN I .nrc and there IS where t1c n7pr1lol ca.uc in
GlaC g pressure made the inspiration. Get that taiug
straight now
Tho w',noss-I also took into consideration the fact
that while Dee VAS considering the questions ne held In
ahcral, hs own oc;, his own IN, nuln- Tie controlled
his own will his own Thought reflection and intention to
do the net rcnaing hc obtaining " the con-n,hip.
The p+0urr-ihr doctor ms forgotten what ne S"or"
to yesterday. That Is the trouble With MIN lie Is now
! under Cor6'iiii's Influence.
The witucss-ILc presence In him Of Judgment roi"c
ton seli-conro ia regard "a his qcs was r.ltroae
maar in The forming ~ my opinion; also, a.. 1ci thai
he contr' lei himself rs to the time IN which lie sAou'l
do this act.
The p.i-ouer-Thc Lord does not employ fool 70 do
hi4 work Please remember jhat
The wi,rass-WIc' in the light Of my oyrorirncc
with insane persons VINO have the dr..on that they
are controlled directed, or commanded, or inspired
by the Almighty, would be entirely Inconsistent with
insanity. such selrcoutrol sef-direcrion and self.
Guidance is autagoui.ic to anything that have ever
seen IN my personal experience with fac insane having
such decisions I took into consideration also. IN
forming ny opinion the fact OF hi preparing carefully
for Ills Own >of-afc;y and protection.
The prisoncr-I going 20 allow the populace
to destroy when it knew ing about my motives.
The witn"-s-In cases OF insanity there would be no
! preparation for personal safety.
The prifancr-You aye talking about crani-"
Tho lie f,r,ar .otl ,o I'M. t1ct b,d I,ol,od
m ., -. ~, -. ,,, 1l ' -, =, ~,
connection with his defence.
THO .,r..,-er.- rt... "a r,,.e
rI, ..-.. T,+ ,,,I .,, M. .o,si+.,,, with, .,,.
"' ''''' ''' '' '''-' WIN "'''
tin@ IN the nature OF 'nsanliy nave conserved.
Id,
fopcc
~ .- -. 80, ,... ,,,..
mat tb are 1rsri-, by God have been in every case
IL. ton, i, nm, ,,.,o,,, iI...,,,., nj, ,i.
dclu,ion The deuson Itself is symptom Of thc pro-
fonud insanity pcrypdng the whole nature Of the man.
rs -, -,..,, .,....i..,, -r,......., ,.t,,,-
eight cases in the Bible where God Almighty COM
.r.ar,lol r,,rs,,,s f. Lin
"'n'''' I.'-'', ~ %i' ,,.
l"' "l,"'7, Zoos 'i'' ''n9i' 'i"' ',o me "'''''r
r,roo.c y'l,j.l, ,ro,, zinc 70 time he manifesto!
m - -, Co.,. i... ,. ,.,.
The prisoner d. IRA! Is ai-"'t 'A' o'-e Tor i"c
prosecution. which expert has the RIGHT 10 DO. Let
linn r,rHua hls II 20 facts and mo-: 90 arlu.n Pog-
.,. .,.. i...t.. -, ,,.,..n -
The vlfr stated shat during the past Ten years 800
eases OF hoIncil insanity had come under his care AZ
cha. 1-,ic, ,.syI,,,,.
'''' O''o -
The prisoner Ever have any Ahro'anic cases Have
you been dealing with crauk5 AN ,our i.irt
1850. -. ,,.,, 49,. ., t,,,,... ,...,,,r .,,,,-
VIOLENTLY INSANE fli,''N' 'lAl'liN" !'744lAIlVN
.,,.,.. ,i,, - Tn ,,..s t...,.ft,. ,
" ,t,..,, o,.,-.,,a, me-. ~, -,
been insane before he or.rac as Tie time, md for
-, ill.,. or,,.,.,rd
'oiS "''' NJ ,, .,., ,..-
igous conviction evdcLcn II insanity witness re-
piled tat m his Judgment rel gon was me highest pos
slh.r evidence Oh SAMMY. o., -,-,
Q-Snpposr nan should satc ING, NE had murdered
another man thai he conceived the dcn OF doing 70 him
self thG c executed IT him elf; that no person 10 he
vas only do The act and mat t"c detail, were left 70
III. own JH lsn'ht; Won t"u consider ih lhi evidence
OF insanity! A.-No; II would indicate wckedncss.
sir Scoylic excepted To the reception 81 tins question
auj answer.
N'l''S> -''''i NY N''''' III ~
admitted That su'cepubhiJ to the disease might bc
Transmitted.
The District Attorney inquired whether a man VINO
believed himself u Irr dlNIhc lh,iallnA wound haNG
his yudlrd. OF 90 the DcUy or N1u appear To thc cN
authorities.
The prisoner dldnI appeal 20 thr civil authorities
am here under Indictment. ..,.,.-. . 49,.
The witness lhe man W"uu DC n,niS", ~ 10 . nm:
recall no care where ruch Il man aIi'ucu 10 tit cl'
al .hOriiics.
Inc pil-ouC-l nave no. 1PP' 70 ',lt CIV a. ,4.""'