New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
DISRISPECT TO THE PRESIDENT.
A CRAM LOCKED Up FOR MAILING DEFAN
ATopV LETTERS
ATORY LETTERS

ATORY LETTERS.
Azariah Jackson orion. clerk in a second d.
vision OF the Custom House. arrested yesterday by
postorice uspector George C. stewart and taken
before Commissioner Shields. the charge Of
sending blter addressed President Harrison. hav
ing sclrrilos and defamstory matter written on the
cnvelope The letter mailed on July 10, al
dressed benjamin Harrison, President Washington
D. e. Across the back of the envelope was written
in large httcIS: Traitor and Consprator Against
Nan and COD The envelope was one Of about
fifty which have been retained al the Postoice un
mailable several Of them are addressed TO Presld ~
Harrison, and others 10 Archbishop Corrigan, J~y
Gould Grover Cleveland, Charles y. Daaf,
Henry George. the House OF Representa-
tivcs. tire Associated Press, the Advisory
Board Of plymouth Church. the Police Commissioners
and several newspapers. on most OF them an. in
dorsed the same wons the leter 10 the Pres dent,
and on eone the additional sentence: The Press (,
silent the Pulpit il, SILENT the President 3 silent
Almighty God VIII not De SILENT Is also written.
The Enclosures in every case consisted Of one or
more sheets of paper pinned 10 a printed circular
The circular incoheient attack William Nosel
tinwaIe manufactures of No. 40 south Nlntli-st.,
brooklyn. On the sheet, attached 70 the circular are
notes letters often written to persons other Aan
The one To whom the envelope is directed. IN abe
envelope addressed 10 President Harrison, which
the complaint founded, were, besides the circular.
two sheets of fOOiScap size, ON one Of which was
written an lcOhereu note addressed EiiJOr Dana"
one letter. sent I'm an envelope addressed 10 William
Vogel will as a SAMPLE Of the Enclosures. II L.;
Brooklyn, y. g.. June 4. 1859.
benjamin Harrison, President OF these United states
After tie battle Peare Alter the storm. sunshine .
After death and destruction, sympathy! VIII We
learAen high heads Jus lice must be appea~cd
yours V high heads ye hypotnles. O. Sc
b!a~phemer- Thnk ye 70 thwalt TIE Almighty,
The Kings ofihe earth set themselves and the rulers
take counsel together against the Lord and against
His Amounted saving: let H. break 'her bonds
asunder and fast away their cords from u.s.
He that sticth in the Heavens shall laugh; tie
Lord shall have them in derision. Then shall he
speak unto them in Ills wrath. and them IN His
holy hi of ZOn l VIII declare the decree tn Lord
hath said unts me; Thou AIT my son, this day have
I begOtten the
Aegis Of Almighty cod. the sword 10 parry ours shall
AzARIAH JACKSON ORION.
Attached the circular denouncing William Nogel.
orion is a man of middle age. with long gray NILS
cache and dark hair frnged with gray. lie took his
arrest quietly. lie said 10 Inspector stewart: 4" OF
course wrote mailed those letters What of it?7
lie told Commissioner Shields that bee did not wish
mail thOsl letters why did they receive them ~
lie was reminded until this morning ard was sent
to Ludlow street jan in default Of $500 bail.
orion b0Okkeeper for William NOeel for be-
tween two and three years before July, l0S1. lie
believed apparently that all the success OF the bust
due 30 him. and he has never recovered ron
the effects of his discharge by hi employee III the
urinfed circtl2r lie declares that Air. kOge d" has
driven me. native the born. 10 the drudecy
Of an ilpaid and Egyptian Office lie apparently
had sense enough 10 FUN his Custom House dulles,
thorties that he crazy. Oron's address Is given
as No. 205 south Firstst.. Brooklyn, T.. D.