New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24
THE COURTS.
THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
Mr.. ISGERsoLL BURIEs RERDELL AND TURNS HIS
ATTENTION ELSEWHERE.

Mr.. ISGERsOLL BURIEs RERDELL AND TURNS HIS
ATTENTION ELSEWHERE
WASHINGTON, May 23.-ln the Star Route
trial this morning Mr. Ingersoll continued MS ATTACK
upon the testimony and character Of Rerdell Having
received from the Court an admission that when herue
the Government he understood that he was
to get immunity, Mr. Ingersoll said That Is all
want ! will not dwell longer upon this mans testi-
mony. Let us put him OF sight. Put him in his
coffin and nail it down. Let the first nail be the ahdaVlV
Of June 81 let the second nail be his letter OF July D.
49, saying that that affidavit made from the per-
suasion OF BOser Drive down Let the third nai De
the affidavit OF July 49, 49, where he swears that they
all perfectly innocent and the fourth nail is the
pencil memorandum. Down with that The fifth is the
tabular statement giving SO Is per cent to Brady ana
the sixth IS the pretended letter TO Boscr The seventh
nail is tie pretended letter from Dorsey to Boser on
May 49, '79-and the copies made by Miss White. Driyo
that in Wind his corpse the balance sheets OF the
red hooks made by Donnoy We want plate for this
coffin Paste there the Chico leterof April g. ISIS:
Now for the gravesOne Let us take the req oooks put
one nj his head and AT his foot and let him sleep
and my prayer is Gabriel when he passes over That
grave. don't blow. There not never were ana never
Will be- twelve honest men who will deprive citizen OF
liberty the evidence of man like Rerde IL never
Mr. ingersol then turned his attention o,,t to
In answer 70 Ny Blsss charge that Brady
endeavored to secure the support of Congressman
Star Service in the southern and Middle States Mr
gers0 stated that tha service was noI lncreaaeu uh
after Brady received the appropriation ana ne ueccu
that Con, ress making that appropriation approved
the policy oi Postmaser-General Key OF having daly
mai T. every county IN the country. Mr. ker had
adc great point Of the fact that Vale lived az In
dependence, No, the home Of the James Doys where
tnev stole horses suppose that ne should say that MI ker
came from Phi adelphia where Phipps Evcd-the man
who the roof off the pOOrhOuse. Laughter mat
WAS lust good argument. Out or such tlngs the
Government sought to make conspiracy. when you
were suspicious YOU could extract poison from the far-
est and sweetest flower.
Mr. Bliss had denounced II as an impudent proceeding
for Dorsey to 20 to the President He CMr lngersolD
IA, In ye lad
the ublmty OF snObbery that regarded II as an lmpu-
dent proceeding for citizen TO go 10 the Plcsdcnt-he
servant OF the peOpe-and especially the who helped
10 make lin President Did TIC jury believe that General
Garfield regarded Dorsey impudcnt when he came 10
him during the campaign
Mr. Bliss desired 10 correct the gentleman. He had
said that i'm udent fOr Dorsey To mal1gn Gar
fields memory by trying make the jury believe that
he was about TO remove two Cabinet officers on the
affidavit OF RerdeL
Mir. Inger,oll-Ha! Hal Yet upon the testimony OF
that wretch You would put I'VE menin the pehlteht4aIy
sir. Bliss-NOt the sole testimony.
MI. IuEors0ll-NO; but the sOul-lcss testimony.