New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13

fold MI soove says that the intelligence of this man
was OF such low order that lie ol1 o' ,nmrer The
prisoner supplemented that assertion VITA s
equally fa!se, ana he acted wisely, nc T TV rer
no fool and all know he no fool re hhe% pol
fecty wei that defence could stand rIi9ie Ib or
any other fury resting on the foundation OF his counsel
Scoye. SO he supplemented with anotl ~ 10 IaG IT,
feet that he had the degree of intelligence required ~
law bnt that no acted under an insane deuson tht
product o. disease that he was commanded by Almighty
GOD to Stay the President Of the United states nc &
that In consequence OF mis- pressure from snoFv ~ I'D
did all thar could be doue-though Heaven knSWr 'at
al was not much-hui nat YVES the Itclt NOV 9i NJ ~ at
OF the material that he bad to use nave no dpuD
Scoye did his best but IN this case nc rli i,
inielhGcuce Of TINS PRISONER shoWed i' No 10 rn
of the situation. r. knew that II vas ipo 2IpC 90
TIE CaUnuotOf this trial as an lm9ec..e ,D w. NM
would be stripped com in resPcc 81 MS H
Then he bod his choicest nventcn-the so-calle9 IN,
SEPARATION haze said It vas murder. 1t s more 'iau
murder II ia murder q the head u the 4tul-lic
a. re II divinity tlat cOlh tefEe III r nm To-
King. bat We have Republic pftaid.d oN'I ~: "a
,, , ,D i ~ M manfred bJ, King or Kaiser.
THAT Is tre crmc-a POLITICAL crimr-tbt murder III VIC
., M go ,rt ~ TIE e,i cudclr q TO tie hearts ana
affections OF the people II hd7 been s. ,I1 ,h' '
is 80 IN point 81 law. H. l. SO ia I .5 mon
hi.ctmelt Hdi Fheh "a are ,a-.ou on ~ a. h.
shielded IRON punishment on the ground 81 want Oh III
i'. ' y t IL is lr.ei. ia very hard-to conceive
~! knowing hat & cad VI great c0n-itu-
iiIl X pil. it. no, 10 Uc treaccrousy down Ike
Mo is lie pr.son,9l have told you tho crime. !
Luye Iuld you the victim. Now who IS iAe hfi-ah.t
IE he beginning we ala not know who ne was, We
could nave entertained avery good opinion IF MN.
passed quite current as au ab.e "a fool lie has since
been uncovered. Indeed, he readily uncovered himself,
lie went on TIE stand. AMER tAal h"O'9 any W.,
doubted tho degree u intelligence OF ts nan. amer
that nobody doubted t1a' he Knew the Hc. l"'t y,
was commit, aud tIat ne hai i4clAtehc5 .n"'fn 20
know taat tbo act vas wrong what has tten s.D"n
about thc prisoner II mas oeen shown mot }is man
lwhc has been ierlcseh,u 90 Ga ii MI' &
iu4 speech, weak Incapable Of talking cthcrtiy III
beot) Inau-On. OF The Ycst o. the human race ol
direction Of schemes that wolld s9rue TIE Oh mar!
he wauowed e hth Of that association for SIX ytaFs
"a iaWIess cHteIpTisee"v il 10 establish Pate4 ~
rr. iJls all cEurcL.t anu IL may he, All governments
NOT A FOOL But a MAN or DEPRAylD MORAL
NATURE.
Then ho embarked in that Ltcr-Ocefn enterprise "t
which you have heard much. Re man prone T.
ali those great ana daring undertakings taat are to las
cuatiu those who possess h1 proomt i-'eo OF n''o
risty when distinguishes, SO IaucnaOly tbs prisoner
Ike is no longer fool, mpecAc. But, on The o'Aer
hand gem elgen Of tle jury, Ae q man of most de-
PRAYED moral nature G & tuc, bot in respect OF ITS IN
teseucc Il cannot 70, doubted that be is man of ul-
common ability. Nor can 10 be doubted tAat he pos
sc,-s the nerve ald ry-OUJD ID execute as Vel as !he
nina 10 conceive. III were 10 sum Vi tie moral and
intellectual qualities oftae man. l would sa5 that lie
Lad the daring eye of the vuitre combined Nllh tie
heart Of the wolf such is the crime, such is
the victim, such is TIE slayer 4,
.,. o..,.. l..o, chat This ..,... and ..l1.! man.
'e'' 1"""r' '"'''. '- - ,..,
among the NEST uot only Of his country b-t OF
The world should by sYIle sterious dsuc1-a'r le
BROUGHT m contact with his low, vie, wicked u. 1 ia
/ tue relation 90! singer ana slain. Ana 10 % ISL
Mr. DUIf-c tou took up the hstort oi ihc case be-
ginning WITH thc prisoner coming - "' h-l'l H "i-
suit ~ tnr Paris Can-ns1ir and coming down 10 NY
49, when itftcr r-lur ordered ny NJ H"'n' ht' 70
speak to him a4aH about Tic Paris iuuti-iI 1903. ii
Ity b., b.a .agvHssiu iu ls mind what would Doe
most for h,- rtar O. The Thought leu Nas-i across
Ir- mind" Cr burii~c cOrIJucG, ti.f tlc driN OF
tie President would solve al tle .ilIc'.Ica
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