New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-01
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS
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given and hoped the other counsel would be asked to
reiract.
Mr. Ingerso deprecated the bad feeling that al been
exnDited on this and her Occa ions so he
he wanted 1t undersfoo t1at no man could abuse aim
witnous resistance on lis part Said ne; =" would do
Is the Day judgment. |. allied b. God
would Cefend myself with my little Juny power" But
no small enough or little enough for him 10 OPP
pess or aDuse no man should come mOrs than halfway
III offer Oh compl Onlse.
Tue UOur SAID i re red the occurrence as an alter
cation between counsel not ained at the dignity ftne
Court, except beirg disorder IL the court-r00
teclIicai 2erhaps contempt II counsel on both sdes
would pdt the hydraulic pressure upon tneir temlers
that seemed 10 be necessary, al would be well Affer
some furtner explanations the affair was amicabiy
settled aud t"e rntire passage was stricken ont the
record At the suggestion q Mr. Bisr, Mr. ingerso
also cons nted that any offensive remarks ne mig nave
made 10 tails or the previous trial be stricken out OIL nc
record.
Tue crossexa ma ION was then resumed
Alter the aeces Mr.. Ingerscl requested that tne
C0ur. allO Me Wilson AID Henkle ask rue wit
ness few questions about matters concerning TIER
cerned ne had hnsded with tue witness.
MrWiisoI tneu examine tue witness, who said ne had
had no CUISINE interviews with either Iyner OF frencn
lie had eeen orAuy ony few tipeS. lwo o. thc ylsits
Inns route. On occasion tue discove ed
tnat tn re Was dupiIcaIon Of service tine ouray-
L. fin0s route, and reported IL to Brady. .
Mr.. Melr OK conduct the redirect animation. An
acrnon GUS rcmar~ by one Of The COUNSEL that seemed
pen,ers ryla kDS "LeGs have the lVs efeast again
| lL,ugne. l. aud ,ns examination continued.
pros cucon to prove int Vale had been forewarneG
ii, ruel.s mened course when ne gave INN tne s14O
1
subject one VI tneln ,ec December lass, IN when
| he t"u Vaile thai he Was Ia communication WIN tue
GOverIe AZ mat he was trying to get out OF the case
nud mad spOAGn Of tne Cover nent employ es
Vale ne haJ done well; that IL ma not Ocen IOi
TACT he mad beeh the stand ut tle lat tra
| ne would y.
Mr.. Ia idge objected, and the answer was not fin
| isned.
Inc witness said that the loan purely business
| LransactIOu between Vae aud himself.
Lac Witness nrsG lea neu that the government was
| wllllug accept u.m e5 WneBs On Inc nignt when
he went t. Mr. Merrcks house. Inat gentleman nad
TO,u tel statutes wat RerdeTs pdnlsh-
would be; he Gad told hm that lie had nOtniag 10
| expect eXoep. from the niercy OI tue Court.
Bliss dined that tue Gofernment had been lot
long time Rerdels desire 10 ap ear az Gov
efnncnI Witness iAhueLced by regard Or MS personal
saley. The prosecution mad stesdy refused TO accept
uIgnt came 10 ar neslicks house
aud nsd gyeu nin disncy 10 una rstahu tna1 ne
| must plead guilty aud MAD no iayor 10 expect.
Mcrrlcs sAod tue Witnesses r~aSOn Tor grooming
Government witness. The witness said tne nIst Iao
vi his counsel IN the last ira incl
Dorsey slspectng hiln Came to the jail snd taieau
those etters. Again, ans "lle tou MIN OF hs
conditions OF ONE anu upon Inspection NO saw ina
| one had "gone Through It," CONVINCED mat h'
au deserted aud that u was DOr5eys purpose
hun way, he hen aud there resolved 70 81
70 IIUyernmcn,, aud IN pursuance OF lhat re
solve went 10 see Mr. woodward. me Court salu t"'
question been more far-rcaching than IL nad e1
ed directed the Omission OF the answer from th
| record.