New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
COMMENTS AND TESTIMONY.


WASHINGTON. July 27.-ln the Criminal
Court TINS morning Mr. Merrick aud said that be"
fore b. ginning the regular proceedings he felt bound TO
call the attention Court to certain circumstances
which placed the Government under great dsadVan age
in the presentation of their evidence He wished 10
move for "A rule upon Buell. the Editor OF The Odpstdt
I'd show cause why should not be punished for con-
tempt OF Court In article published N that paper
on Iuy - ne had charged Mr. Walsh with perjury
and fasehood and had other abusive and nbeAOus
language. He also desired a rule upon BUELL. heLm,
RngwAlt and T. ". brady, representatives. and
trustees OF The Grille, aud upon u H. har-
rs one Of the editors Of that paper, for similar
abuse Of Walsh and OF exAJtOrney General MaeVeagh
aud exPosmasterGeneral James. In these articles
The first part published Jay aud the second ON
another day these gentlemen mad been abused ia the
same uucouth vluperAtlye language. Ihey were SUI
witnesses under process OF tne court ahd Aad no.
been discharged Mr.. ,l5rrck real some OF the
headlines from lice Critc articles, such MacNeagh
gets muddled," Lying Tom James on the stand" and
80 on These three gentlemen from some reason seem
10 have become the objects OF the most YiIupera-
tive assaults while under the charge OF
the Court, and while giving testimony
These articles intended TO intimdate and rghten
~ rr m. rr.,.ou Mar Sensitive gentlemen felt
-rt oilnlence and unwlugness 30 appear ana Deeome
Inc Onic,s Wished 10 hIe the mOuohs,
serve vtee upon Inc side and call then A. the
me " Vie said he had read the articles, and
d NOS know or lnelr contents. he cOuenOt acs untI
.se Ma s.ONu. IieIrcK sild ne Ohly wished 10
me ne 4odVn. lie Old aoe asa ior ac'lOn upon IL at
o1e Totten Ia reply called attention to articles IN
NeW-lOrA paJersthc srcat daiies a. tIey were cdeu
III wucu sctIdalOds aruces ANU 4eAectI0ns upon the
90 rt iCscIls upon dcIcn AL. s,hAd appeared
r@ - e said it would not do to of crime
ntu- another. pdrtles would DC HaOle % pun
cnarses were rHe % II d .ue I'saulo'
UPON the court were concerue4, ne -' ,1I ac
sometimes received dh auOnJ NOUS ar'ice, out ne
1nlew L. i tue wlste-OasAeG "l."OaL reA!iAs H. l.
scented ippos01ie u nave Lar lFl ~ M VoIn.,;
ANYWAY D,cluse vi the newspapers Incre hiSAI now
ever, DC some advantage ia q iroc press 49,
AiI IIaersOl sad nc Add supposed Ihat Tue NOforn
llee Jers we're aHead DAo IL would appear tnat
lie RTE uad 20. IN tIe las1 ilcA
,. CourC 4rued jury against paying any atten-
Ion to tue noNspspors IiOEosI AID upright men had
ceased 10 pay y Ie,enoiOn 70 theD ana pdDhc opinion
cJud not nHueucod ~ newspapers DJuShG aHd Con-
lruled % Interested paroles >" ihf Rom having any
Utmost cvaseng' c,e.rtsd ate I5on the CourI An
OPINION ia uIreUOn IpOn one Jay seemed 10 nave al
o0' ~ sr day w3uid car lCr1n the ol.terest cen
sur l. men laOugmJ Jney were gOng 10 help tneir
c,. o. tIosc they we're ln5tdAcn these hiIcu
seroDSers were Dvng upOa their IL was Loss
MI. slcsweeney-That Of both sides, is it notl
JUICE wyle-On, 1 suppose 50.
Mr AlerncA-Ine Goyelnmcnt has no newspapers
mr. Aicsweuney But JneJ nave lnsrdnentdldGa
JudSr W he 1hO1sht tuas soheennS LnisA. De uohe;
lie know whether tue Acc Ol 1901 "Oulu STAND
-ierlicA's way. ar. aerilcA though. tAat IL
wound not Juuse Wyuo said tnat ACT seeHed 60
nave Deeu passed interest of newspaper writers,
o. course Son,a have so zoe sG On. Soas he HH-
Mr. Wash WAC recalled Tor tHo purpose o. max
M sonIo rrec.Ons ia nls testimony ie SAID tnts
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lould tH4t uad hiAsrn furnished NJ hiAe "ith al
account wu.cI paced &C. n 4l0uuI a. P4'-VV iIS'o-u
H. Ieignley was called tAe stand. He testified
Lual &c ye NeWIOIA 4au ~ a. OoOA keeper 4Of the
urtti a. ii t.cA & brady. Tue CdSiDOOA
was 1Fouce,l and kcisnry s~li tnAt unuei tne d~Je
VI Aptl - tners Wdo ohtry IA biauys FAVOR
ne lr.trss ad NOT pCrsOuAy made tue entry or seen
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~ a. Keyser receiver OF the German-American
National isanA uf t.ns clly, then iecaIeu. lie
s4i4 MS books showed BUSINESS hcsOtiasi0Hs win
j. w. Dorsey, l4lner, N1Ao ana the otner
30 n Ii o. nad cOu4lrd 10 the Collection Oi
prvinlssory nOCos az LIS tneAl LOhud anOA7 Tue pa
pes. Mnen he zoos possession .. SHe an~lIs VI alo
OlN on November 1. 1915, ne round ave IfOluissOfy
,ul, against tle men. Htturss gave description
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AL Oyct4I. naa D1c pfOtesIe Inc sccuritJ upon
, 10. NOES oere Das.u consisted OK pOso4l assign
ruts o. gratis upon 81 tnese seitohon Is nll
cnra,ors. tOulu tAs secdfltJ greatly d4afed
W .c.s "a Congress - .- -. - -.
nau. VI ,ue routes UPON wnicA tue assignments had
AtI La. usual recess 5ir. wilson SAID that while lie
# ,s Id De slyeu D 1De witness Rolgney, yes or tile
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tbs erasure Dorsey name from Tue aSlerucht
4nd noses JilAer, uecA 81 Co., dc saiu tAat ap0a MS
usal give Dorsey certain cuecA iSI @-o' /, 70
caiA.ed W De entitled, dorsey hdu "'b-u1"H
rom u AGREEMENT Cancelled ais IndOfseincnt
tuttrg tOIlOrtONs VIII uHucT-
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