Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-30

Is published with paper cover and contains q,
pages The table OF contents shows that the mat
ter In the book is presented under the following
heads:
Part Preface Paul, the Apostle. Christ,s
second Coming at the Destruction OF Jerusalem
a. A. ~ ~ christianity Reviewed Since A. d. 10
t hades and the Final Judgment A Reply to At
lacks Lacks on the Bible: Some Reasons why Many
Fersons Are Going Down to Perdftion The Two
seeds; The Predicted Fate of the Earth
James GsrnsS OF my trial FOR removing
and other papers.
na App pc fdl d greater part If not all the
Iflal and became part OF the evidence in the case.
AN ARRANT PLAGIARISM.
IL was shown during Guiteau'S cross-examina
ZION tnat the principal portions OF the work we're
stolen almost word for word from the "Rerean y
a DOCK published by John II. Noyes, the founder
Oh the Oneida Community. The secondhand of the
work fs that which he prepared in Jail. after his
convictlon. In his preface to this part, he says:
ON February : was sentenced to be hanged
gune oO, 1852, Tor removing James A. Garfield and
herewith publish a synopsis OF my trial SEQ
wies looi Theory and SpItzka's moral molstrosity
Ne WIN tne mean dabolical spirit OF the prosecIi-
ZION, convicted me- The only issue to be tried
was Was who fired that shot personally or as the
act, and forced me to it, and that He will take
OF it.. / say Garfield deserved to be Shot. I saw
any f res, that VIII go back On the who
Alin, and lmperl the republic, as Garfield did,
DESERVES TO BE SHOT.
ana was Gods man to do tt-Garfield cushprs to
the contrary. Posterity Will say So too. whatever
this generation may say about it. / frequently
getletters from school children, and they show a
petter understanding Of the necessity for Garheds
removal than some old heads. The Lord takes no
FANCY stock in Garfield or any other man. Judge
the world is divided into three classes on this
6uiteau-Garheld business-fools, devils and ra
'lona1 people. The fools and devils seem to pre-
dominate; Posterlty. will represent the rational
people, ~, There has been deal of lying in this
case. The latest is that If am hung [ want n
crowd to see it,. The fact is. want no one present
save the officials, and they had better resign than
nation If hair or my head is harmed. some pno.
PIE mink hanging horrible death. As o matter
6 6a Iaet' IL Is an easy death. had rather be
1ehSed than Killed on a railroad or go by fire or
Hood, or painful illness. Mere physical dealt, is
nothing: II the Lord wants me to 90 to glory u
the best fight can to vindicate NV nsn oE
an TO that end l shall press my appeal to the
court IN Banc by securing the best lawyers I can
Iaii l shall boldly appeal to the President for
IeisI under my own hands. Andrew johnson
Raldoned Jefferson Davis Davis sought to destroy
Inc NatlOn; sought to save 1t. Horace Greeley
Commodore Vanderbilt and other liberal and far
sseeing men signed Davis batlbond, and thereby
brought upon themselves the wrath Of certain
dlsreputable newspapers and crank noltticisns
me Union League club OF New York assumed ia
crl crit Mr. Greeley for signing Davis babond,
OF SAID club in his usual vigorous style which is
somewhat like mine. Should it become Necessary
WIFI fol1o1y IT. Arthur to pardon me- presume he
WI LplloW us own wishes, without reference to
piockhead newspaper devils or
cRANKs OF HIGH OR Low DEGREE.
II tne politicians and newspapers who were cursng
Garfield last spring had any honor they would
stand by me, especially the men who hold fat
9 %, winch they obtained from my inspiration.
Eiltors, not newspaper devils, may review this
book. Newspaper devils are prohibited from
readng IL as they are supposed to have no brains
two dollars, bound in paper PURCHASERS can hind
it to suit themselves. TO the trade SIS per dozan
SOD only by me- Mailed to any address on re-
celpG OF price. monographs, with autographs 60
Per dozen, or 81 each. Send money by registered
~ spit on adverse opinion on this subject say
am rlght. Garneld ought to have been removed
and was Gods man to do it. II am murderer
on the gallows this nation and the official that do
Io WIN ~ pay wei for 1t 1t will be long time be-
1ore the Almighty lets up on them. l had rather
go to glory In June than to Auburn prison for lite
as some people suggest 1 want an unconditional
and that will be my character in history. This is
the only view I press on President Arthur for
pardon, should it become necessary. In law, this
Then follows long extracts from newspaper re-
porIs OF the trial, MS own closing address to the
which he issued after his convection. a verbatim
report OF the proceedings in court when he was
sentenced, extracts from newspapers relating to
less ''cranky,' In tone, which he has received. At
the close OF the volume he testified to
HIS OWN SATISFACTION
with the book In the following conclusion:
my name will be remembered as the author Of
this book. Whatever this generation may think
OF me, future generations will see my work and
read from this book. 1t was sown in dishonor but
the Almighty will see that it is raised in power.
we are honorable, but am despised' by fools ana
devils But the Almighty will reckon with these
Fellows It's small thing that should be judged
and bless you tomorrow. 1t matters little to me
whether live three months or twenty years Life
is himSy dream, and it matters little when one
goes. Paradise is great Improvement on this sim
cursed world, ana shall be far better OF there
than here: If my case had been well tried should
not be In danger OF being murdered on the gallows
for executing the Divine Will But what can you
expect OF q real estate IaWyer?-a man without
means or experience in the conduct of criminal
cause. For these reasons, II for no other ought
to have another chance. But it does not make
much difference My life has been a sad one, and
the sooner gee out of this world the better it Will
be for me. There is nothing in this world want
This book will fix my historical position, and am
content to go II the Lord wants me. But my blood
Will be on this nation and the ofIicfals that
murder me on the gallows II werei in the White
House and Gen. Arthur were In my place would
pardon him, though every man, woman and child
In America cursed me for It, would do It on the
ground that believed him insane at the time he
whether was right or wrong"
The new part OF the book Is embellished with a
woodcut OF little pen and ink carfcature received
standing with big bag OF money at his side and
firing cannon or mortar. In the smoke of the
gun are number OF human figures, hurled by the
explosion towards point In the distant perspec-
appear these explanatory words, aAWay with
C0Tkhill and the experts"