Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-18
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assee tAs Jury.

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arxee tae Jury.
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ma,,nsr MI ssisyf II bette deliver il
now 9'' heeAIle1 ~ "Oh, yes" re-
Piled Mr.. ncoy1yloy sI had forgotten. y
Then tufntne ~ yu0Ge Cox, "He desir'
your Honor, ~ prefer . request that he
BE- allowed " a66tees the jury. | have
lOOkQ9 48oT 4N61e1ee which he desires
to rcd, mil oos n0thsng In IL Of an OBJ
jcctionAble chArActer
Judge Cor n01ded an assent, and
9uiteAn pald hare written down
WHIST Wtun10 ~ and Will read IT..
It liz In TtE1y0 ~ NY sperGh. He then
read with considerable emphasis ~
intend nv disgeGrect 10 this honorable
Uourt; / intHnd 10 ocntrovers y with this
honorable court. In general, am salts
fied With IN ~ 10 proposed BY your
Honor, tnt n havA suggested a still
broader yipw, which ask your Honor
to follow, W Wit that II the jury be-
livethat II - right to remove tho
President bscause I had special divine
authority 10 10 do and was forced to do
1t ~ tho Deity, th4y will acqut on the
ground Of trAnaitOFy mania Sickles,
Mcfarland ard HiacOck wcra acquit-
ted on tho RfONn6 A. transitory mania.
In my speGon pahiished in all the lead
ing Amosttna rafets yesterday, and
which rreSum6 xOur Honor will read,
RAye MY r8aSpps for asking your
H0n1r - lV chAsgt Mr.. Reed made a
brilliant nn4 lawyer ike plea for the de
feuC0, md Wgs 4CDvillt is making u
strong hTGuEh1M8 fur his theory, but
neither MI. R4D1 nor Mr.. Scoville re-
present no IN r. 6lsA sAleftlrc ! AIN here
- my own fotIn3 md, as stated at the
op0pinR df xhq ~, no ono can re-
present III OthtY jury. know my
leallnQg nud Iax l~Spiration In remuv-
ine t6e Pm Id9ut. md have set it forth
To ny ~ 1fSStt0n In my speech, pub
lieheJ " cft1sSSand ask your Honor,
iii III name Of duSttce, In the name Of
the ArnSI Loan piO4Ile. to allow me to ad-
drece tha3nfy Sf ~ countrymen, when
nv life maS ~ ~ otake II man on
that Jury ~ VI d0nbt as to his duty in
ao0u3tsfllR c1ess Gn8 apeech will proba-
bly, eottle Hin III NY favor, and there
fOre. III fhe inter00t of justice, 1t is of
the ereateet iuunCrtance that they should
hear rne III naS dafence. Your Honor
can dectd4 thAmAtter if you have any
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- 0sa!s@ al!ss@l..ugk .ugkah WIN general
cem 4teBeu uhiaifhess on the
paTt sk Sae sfnntion particularly OF
w "a ssorhey' ne iiiu from
- n a. FeScrlheo VINO shou,a
Heg IL .S4 VINO Sho"hl hoI' he
nA4 PERSONS lnto the prison
erN ce1f 1nQefe raise gulse 10 worm
said nAytaan&ySWhich might enure to
Dis nel46 sthe prosecuting attorney
had beA 8gEy Careful not to let II be-
coma ku0 WA. He complained OF Mr..
CoTkhtlAb MhfatHness in destroying the
!, not6s 0Eth9 eteDographer Bailey, so
that the defence could not have The
beneht OF them.
The c0ndl1ct of the prosecution in
ths eonrkFqsu. he alleged, was not
only unfaiK t0 the defence, but was
lOftGn dispCurtfons, and more betitting
q pClic9 court than this cause. The
custcnl " connsel npon the other side
of fnOdding and bowling TO the jury he
(Mrs Sc0villei considered highly i'm
proper On tho part of government
Officers. Inc prosecution had also been
unfair and discourteous toward the
witnesses for the defence; sometimes
~ IN thD1Ase NJ DR.. Spltka--pursuing
them with xidicule and abuse even
altar they had to their homes.
/. C0mmentin6 upon the failure of the