Daily Republican., 1882-01-27
STILL DEFIANT.
No declares He will not II Hssg-An
Aupoal to the 'tLGdies."

Appeal to the ''LGdies.'
WAsHIs,rON, Jan. 36.-- A repre-
sentative OF the Associated tress had
an interview with Guiteau at the Jali TO-
day in the presence OF MIR. Scoville Inc
prisoner asked with nervous Solicitude
whether the Associated Press hau re-
csiyed his address TO the American
people Upon being answered IN the
affi rmative, he said cit was OF great
importance to me that 1t should go
ont TO the American people at once, not
only to remove the wrong impression
of that verdict, but to secure Tor ne
some tangible endorsement In the way
of money contributions, for | must have
money with which to employ counsel.
A few moments before this time an ami
mated discussion had taken place IN
the wardens room between Messrs.
Crocker and Scoville as to the prOpriety
of allowing Guiteau's address to 90 to
the public. Warden Crocker declined
uuite properly to allow the document to
20 out unless with the consent Of Mr..
Scoyille. The latter gentleman serious
ly objected at first and with much
earnestness insisted that he would at
once threw up the case II the prisoner
was to have his own way in this respect
and be allowed to compromise his pros
poets and obstruct the measures taken
by his counsel. Finally after reading
the document ScoviIle said he would
waive his objections in this instance
but he added, 'If you eau realize all
the difficulties attending my than kless
task YOU would not wonder that feel
an do in this matter. For the next few
days all my time AMI attention must be
devoted to the preparation Of my motion
| for a new trial and the argument upon
| it, cannot if can prevent II 10 con
tinually annoyed and embarrassed by
| Guiteaus egotistical babblings TO the
public. So longas the papers will PRINT
his screeds he iancies that he has the
ear of the press; that he is superior to
his counsel, and can manage the case
entirely III his own way, VIM ny
matter OF fact, he is indebted 70 ms own
ntteranccs for yesterday verdict
General Croker said if "you will no
supply hi with any more stationery J.
| Will sea that he does no more "r'Iihs.
IL was tiually settled between the coun'
sci and the warden that for t ne next
we.k no one shall be permitted to lhier
view the prisoner, and that no comlnu
II cation shall 90 to. him, OF come from
him, without passing through Mr., SEQ
yIlle's hands. When Guiteau spoke OF
his address, Mr.. Scoville at once told
him that he must not attempt anything
of the kind again, that it only pre- iudi
ced his case and injured his ultimate
prospects. Mr. Scoville's manner wa
kind, but firm, AZ he added: io!
l have talked and written too much al
ready, and too your own nttoralce'
Won are indebted tor the verdict which
vas given yesterday" Guiteau's eye
| flushed with anger, and with IL vciie
,nence exceeding anything he has yet
i shown, at least in court, he turned OF
Mr.. Scovlle and poured out Il perfect
torrent Of den uucia'ion. ut was yOhi
u bluulerbu,s management that did H.
It was a series OF mistakes all the way
, through In the first place the idea OF
putting Spitzka on the stand br'gh
fellow, and he meant wcli-but VIA
did his evidence amount to? Simply
that | was moral monstroslty-luS'
playing right into tho hands OF Lht
prosecution aud supporting their theory
of depravity instead of insanity. Thei
my sister, with that axe st"ry-auothe
evidence of dcpravity, according 10 th'
. prosecution, and then last OF all my
bruoher have made an appeal to the
u,ople, and shall soon have plenty o
money, and then will employ two 81
. three first class lawyers, and when
p get my case to the court III genera
| term they Will put this thing al
y right"
: "Bu,," rxpostuated Mr.. Scovile
t. ''dontyou see that the papers c"Inmen
e on your addresses, and the people 100
: at Them in different light from VIVA
$ you intend and expect.
Il "No they don't" angrily retorte
. GuiNeau. Don't read the papers, AM
e haven't | got Judgment When th
l prosecution put, out something asalns
) me, put out my statement alongside q
it and the people see mine and 1t XIII
the other"
Mr.. Scoville said, "Now, cant yo'
: yet see the folly Of this course" HaV
0 you read what the jury say about you
l. TAX and your speech?'
81 don't care a snap what the jury
o says--a nice lot they are to set in judg
i ment on a Christian gentleman whe
by their own showing they passe
), their time smoking, drinking grog an
r playing cards"
In subsequent conversation Guitea
:" said he still had no doubt as to the tina
: result, and as Mr.. Scoville turned
e leave he shook hands with a pleasan
l. good bye, saying ''rhe court III gel
% eral term will set it all right.
Il Mr.. Scoville subsequently remarke
10 that his egotism and sanguine cont
dpnce will never leave him till he
J. sentenced, then he will 20 to pieces
v GrIrEAr ISSUES ANOTHER Address
d Guteau prepared Tor publication an
~ sent to the press to day the tollowin
, address
n To the American people Twev
% mer say wickedly murdered Jam
Z A. Carried; they did it On the false N
n ton that am disappointed Office
1t seeker. My speech, they say, made II
sr impression on them. am not surpri'
ID ed az that verdict, considering tEei
class. They do not pretend to be Chris
tian men and, therefore, did not apprt
ciatc the idea of inspiration. Ihey al
j; men of the world and Of moderate il
:, tclipcnce, and therefore are not Capi
bic of ap ,,reciating the character of III
:, defence. According to one OF them
" "Wc all had grog AZ each meal and
cigar afterwards, p" which shows thei
a. a. style and habits. Men OF this kind cal
+ not represent the great Christian natio
~, ~, of America. Had they been high-tol
re ed Christian gentlemen their verde
NJ would have been "not guilty because
insanity" The mere outward act
,a shooting would have been the san
=, whatever the motive. If l had been
se disappointed otlice-seeker, which is al
nj solutely false, as prove Dy my paper
he and by Mr.. Brooks testimony on Jul
nr . and 3, the outward act Of shootin
es would bave been the same as if ! ha
We been directed by the Deity to do 1t, I
or believed myself SO directed. This
talk ON the subject. The jury had n