New-York tribune., 1886-05-17
believe he would not hesitate to acknowledge this
promptly and act upon it,

believe he would not hesitate to acknowledge this
promptly and act upon It,
General Pryor stated that the result OF his confer
ence with Mr. Newcombe appeal had been determined
unon "I think" said he guardedly, "that 1t will be
found further on that this case Is much more evenly
balanced than 1t seems to be popularity supposed TO be
You see when to the Court OF Appeals you ind
a body OF who hold tho evidence out before them,
apply cold OF the law, and render decision into
which popular opinion and warmth do not enter and.
too where newspaper criticism has force. Under.
stand me. l finding no fault with the
press l believe in newspaper criticism.
The newspapers keep public sentiment alive
and in the majority of they show AN intutive
Justice out about right 1t Is never
theless that they have had influence In hs case
as look az IT. Se mae nss Thss not
evidence against client There was the alleged con
o oa story o wien beevs The he
and his whole manner we're convincing to me-
"Do think that his past record had an Influence
"low could itl asked the General quickly and i'm i'm
dencc produced Of Jaehncs past record But think OF
the, the not that rS o thrown might GG have AVE.
denied the whole whole story about " 1dsro,1 his tTirs
prove it, Yet he frankly admitted tho matter and after
all over he volunteered statement which clearly
on do this Although speak "a his connael, must
say think we have pretty good case on which TO so 10
"Do yo think that there prospect OF further
vctionsr
"whcn there IA absolutely no evidence OF guiltl l
hardly that the District Attorney VIII push the
other cases lie "a thorough going. careful, colscien-
tious and ne VIII not press cases III whch ne mas
evidence. verdict Of acquittt would have had 10
be directed in Nj Jachnes had not been Tor Tie
confession"
The one who is next the list OF OK X-AdermcD for
prosecution Mr.. Fulgraf. OF Baldwin Fulgra. box
manufacturers. OF Futon-s 1t IL Understood that the
Disrict-AttUrney will take up The lnlctment against
him. unless change OF plan Is decided on Alder
Waite II supposed. Will be largely ntized III inc
trial. Tho Senate Railroad Committee found an ap.
parcntly frank in Mr. Fullgraf. When his real
| estate Transactions traced up only two OF then
graf turned out be with Mr. Baldwin and his son,
one "A company of three which controlled the patent
fare used the broadway aud seventh Avenue
road IL shown that he had sold these 10 this com
pany at q higher rate than elsewhere
Thomas B. Brown. the cashier or kced * taFnrlcE,
dealers in drugs No. Isl Fultonst. testified before
the committee that carly IN 1855 Mr. FGlgran loaned
the 600 and that this money was handed ln IN
bills OF a large denomination. II ia said that Mr. Full
this matter. in fact that TINS is the
only phase OF the whole business which troubles hlui
Dstrict-Attorney MARITIME and Assistant DisirctAt-
toriey Nico contentcd frame or mind yes
terday that they sailed forth from their homes ana ala
until late the day Both of them were De-
ng hunted high and low by persons eager to see them
Mr. NicO left his homo second time at 6:3O y. H.,
stroed the University Club and, after snort
stay there illied into the wide wide world Neither
he nor Mr.. MARITIME appeared at the Manhattan Cup,
although there many inquiries for them there IL
morrow. Mr. Ncwconbe did not expect that this would
ha. Asta fn. inT