New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22

You against you which shows the low grade OF tne
humanity desire TO thank my brother and my sister
and my counsel, scoyile and Reed, for their 'au"p
services intend to give counsel ample ices es
commend him TO the great Northwest as fine lawyer
auG Christian gentleman. We have differed ~ "a hi
10 work his theory as he Thought best and he has done
II In splendid way, and commend MN l"i It, bno
sho VII himself as man of marked resources Ia otner
words, you cannot tell what is In man unIh e av"
chance. Some men never have chahce hH" sV WV"
in Obscurity. . v
There plenty of brains in this world No d eV sT
man has chance TO develop his brain. IL Is Diain a
opportunity under Providence that una aes ,b Su
return thanks to the Marshal and his ards 10 Ie "
The Jail and his keepers and 10 General Ayres an" Ut
forces. rendered me return ta ~ y" 'nlo
tient attention 10 this case am here as wicked
|. u. 1 fpows re am rom The Nec Iori Herald
The prisoner then proceeded to read MS speech aS m
nsHe 3 t noIuay pa in one hand,
and with the Otner gesUculatlng ana enpnasSLi,S , no
repeated IN slnc song tone waving his hand III the ar
above his he ad And Tor TINS suHeF III oonu' az
patriot he quoted IN an oratorcal manner ana thcL
irnrstnr the sentence he allowed his voice to remble
so that the words nearly naudloie Inc
in his voice continued Till spoke about ms mother
and declared fhgt ne lad always been lover of the
Lord when he broke down completely, ana apP.yIIE
which, naturally or forced for purpose OF exciting
sympathy, cOursed down his cheeks However, no ii ~
voice proceeded with his address. .,
When he came TO description OF the attempts made
upon bls life by Mason and Jones' be STOOD up IOr me
purpose OF the wildly pointing OUT 10 the jury ue
narrow escapes which he had had Will something Oi
pride he held up lus arm and showed the rent lnado III
by the ballet fired by Jones, aud made bls ola
declaration that II proof that the DOrd was Wdtch
lug over laugh through tine audience a. Tue
prisoner read and his declaration hat Wouu pc
perfectly him 10 walk the streets OF aehhHoh
NewGOrk. Coming down TO the extracts Iloln lli9
ual he read them With extreme uncuOi, IdiuC"i'i -
the rhyluiug dated Philadelphia, Ne" rear Day
1852, which he read IN siugsOng way, WHicn chuSeu
a laugh among the spectators. lie evidently tlpolc
The structures upon counsel for the prosecution anu
his pleased smile too much for tine
who joined III the laugh winch followed TIC Icaulns VI
the ext act.
Reaching that portion Of the speech where an abstract
Oied up the paper, took of his glasses ana HqnHflhs
himself ia his chair proceeded repeat netItracl from
MEMORY dOlng JIis assumed his most 0ratollca
sye nOdating the Of hls voice. using DOth arms
TO and IN enphas zing his dramatic utteTanccS ana
far possible acting me extract COMING dO"h 10
his quotation from "JOhn bTOwns body he tDre" bdck
head and sang verse from that OLD song lhUcn 10
amusement OF the spectators. lie rebd from Ms
speech: Put my body IN the ground II you Will th'
Ia al do But thereafter comes uhy Oh IecAh
ing The mills Of the gOus grind slow but they ETlhu
sure, and they Will grind to atoms every man ha INJURIES
him. and supplemented IL with the remark As sure
hair of jur8d TINS Nation VIII go GOWN
the dust, and don't you forget H." So,
he proceeded to read hl- speech TO close WIN
any noteworthy incident ana tnen at l2lO tue coI
ADJOURNED uhui Monday when the arguments Will DO
closed by MI Porter.