New-York tribune., 1890-03-23


are two kinds OF CONSPIRACY one conspiracy u do an
unlawful act. an unlawful in itself That Is con.
spracy. though the most righteous means Dc r'
to- Another rcprehcnsiblc form Of conspiracy Is to com
nit perform a lawful act By unlawful means Irc !"
one other provlsion OF law which will call your atte'
ton You will observe the language Of the statue ~
requires persons to conS'l'n" ''''p'"'''
There arc many acts may be performed hy on" man
with inpunitv which. II conspf" together !" 40
cannot performed With imuunity That Is the essence
and spirit Of the aw-n Is the combination OF Two or more
persons
It follows from Til. that you may nnd IN given casa
verdict for or aran-, moro Of thc dcicndant@'
you nav find one innocent innocent or one su'y
and all the others Innocent and when lay one R"'''
ne must be found guilty Of conspiracy Win OF" OF "O"
others who nav be dead. Yo1 may nnd. ioT instance
IN this case that Neck Is guilty aud an thc rst nno-
cent, You could md him guilty Of oon'pr''y WIN
Moncn now deceased wl,h those observation A. 70 tho
nature Of the law Will particularly 70 the a'eFme"t'
In this
feel bound TO say to YOU gentlemen. that the record
in this matter Is a record % ffardg,cnt divorce of
that thor, can b" no doubt whai"''r IL wo"n De-
msapplic@.on Of lanrrs;" t. call It an hF'suar pro-
ccedug IL is unqucsi lonahy fraudulent aud tAe Two
questions FOR you u dt.rnnc first, whether the sut
which resulted In this divorce VA, friuduen'y ana
falsely Instituted II II wa, the Other question o' your
consideration was this fraudulent divorce oha'n''
by frsuducnt meansl" and hy this mean "ef' fTadn
on, means used by these d"foncints, SOW when
pronounce this fraudulent decree DO not character
lie tie character Of the de.sndant' but
would 10. be performing my '''
i, told YOU for that the ~ r,flton u no com
plant and IT, Signature ty attorney wss ncrr r.
regularity. Tha' could not say t. yon con''i'n''ousN
or u.ty Under rules II practice ~ attorney cannot
sh. his ro.Yonshlty another attorney without what
IS called an orter - eIhs''u'on and thor" can o. no
,h,t;uton IN an ordinary sense without hH consent oi
the pa.ntr and tho existing attorney himself. In
case In which plaintiff never consulted a. inc Jaw
rscurss and any cons mt AMI "h'r' ih''''
the attorney hins, but wh'r" N" new
hc
h-nd /, f. simply absurd cai 2, fraufn"r rrlctce
The substitution ot a'tofney In THIS way = IN
coubtcdy fraud Ana then u corr.'. IN allowance q
andav!ts q sar,lcc which was p,f'rty good iof" q
rendered abortc. And = al imposition on tne court
70 acml. TIA tHiliv' m- sr'i.o W. 'lnHei fr'
away from IT, bold naked fact that 10 is rlni ana
the question !or you s'"'m'n H. A. i'' H'''"N'' T
.ponslb. In the of ccn.pifacyi Whether thee
nroccednss were result o. cOnspary bs ih" d""id
ant Is question you must solve beyond what Is cal"'
In law any rca,9uahlc doubt.
rnorc should however, be mispnde erstanding abo1,
the correct View OF what reasonable doubt ought n
say to YOU TIA, II must not BE- Arht OF cApr!co1'
doubt. II must De- tho honest doubt o' Juror "h'"
.fnr faithful examination of all the evidence ho Is n1;
.a,sned that parry sccused T. not e.on-h" fof Tie
ac, 4 Juror has mo- rirht shfnS from a." prff''-
nance Of full duty. % use tbs provision y ~"
aw 20 cover ID, .denc-. way fof the p'r,cr'on
Of ,us,icc /, doubt born Of reason and from
A true and honest ,nn~4G' ration oi uo "''''"'''
Til. first aue-ton whether a." suit .t-'ii "A iir'''
tut,d falsely and t.t dop1t on No n-ari'''h'' 80"
ni,t g.. %: COURSE whether Nf' Iia'. ~ - D' ,''.'' "
her statement nat .hc di no want n' 't t' h'''"
fs divorce II yol t'nA che ha- committee p'||'' "'
any lsanch o. yol rey. in tf' cN'n' ~ '''f
.o1ud u'ct. d,-re~s a. hr totin'', ara ~ tH' sN"
tme L..s no. 70 D. don lightly ~ '@p'''''''' '"'
ohj.c, o. - get AZ thee truth not - p't ''N'
ron. CONFEDERATION portion % u. f"F "''a".'.
,,.. ,ora, nv have -a.l and sAi falsely. rnt r'
..a.uro 70 TIE lNi a. con qllri Ms not h'r' -h' ma
ave said uat Rad never ,o.'n 'o r'l"IDi am i'
have been false and ST son must '"" Al q" '' '''
4. ..rafI Iyu al "a &
,,.ch, into ey~cnr. and s,n inquire whether on M
whole he eyer really he consent 70 suit ioi
af.-o.t. dl,u.e. I"l have hard The ''N'' '' q" '''
e.,,e,,.s ola that p0'nt You hasr -''n h'r contra
. ed Ola ,a4.tr O.. point son h''" Zen "na' 'ff
= a woman ..r b. and lnn@ ail about h'r, 1Dd a,i'l
AID you arc 70 rr' 20 Tho bottom - Ga" f' 90" whether
-he WIS ever Rally mad aware y hr 10 'h'' '"' va
! % obtain an absolute disosc"
10, ,i.... ou IN, whole that 70 was we'll Understood
v her That she was 70 size ior divorce in con.'qu'nce
y alleged adultery the part q h~ husband with
woman named susan T. Reynolds. why that settles tas
branch o the But with regard to the other baneh"
Ix THE HANDS or THE JURY
You have other equally important du'lcs to perform
And for purpose 81 considering hc second ha"ch o'
the case vl assume sou have found that ,hc dd
10. con,,nt - give her husband bin 90 divorce ae
.,, .he understood that she 10 be- uSi a. plintW
to charge him with adultery and that II was ""n'iS"''
that shc have merely separation a. she sis
b.t a ic, dissolution Of The uaisiag" u' Assuming
mi. even though pan,ln justly entitled To divorce
the fact Of IL. being ontanod by coluon and unlawful
mean, sustain, the charge - conspiracy AGAINST on
or more the DEFENDANTS divorce '" obtained II HE
gal The law specially makes an exception In
di,orce eases in the permission Of choosing b'
leants oi their tribunal. ana In divorce
procc, dings the evidence mnst he almost entrey
c!rcuu-antal. This indictment would have been Just
"a, Important Judge Dookstavor bad never "ignci M"
d.rree f. docs not matter the object s accom-
plI.hcd or not, conspiracy proceedings The witeSse7
called by The defendants said first they knew Airs l"y
Mods and then d,n>d It, ani -ald they knew her a. Mr.
Eaymoni and TINT Ind never been known by any
other name II Fack Intentionally formulated this suit
against hm-rl; the ground that he had committed
adultery with Susan r. Reynolds, and he had not bot h'l
committed adultery with Su'an J. HaJh"hu unt u''r''
wa fraudulcntly obtained
Tho court has no right proceedings 70 appoint
referee notice of tn palnur and defendant And u
the duty referee 10 examine witnesses personally
ana not merely affidavit, a. Mcehe d.d according
his statement Tho s"b"t.tH'''" ' 'ttof"fs va"
entirely unw@sranaD and no judge has rlrht to order
any attorney perform such an at a. that 1t - no
dfencc tnat by tho order Of the court II the
court directs an unlawful 1t Is the duty q attorney
to refuse 10 obey.
When Judge Barrett had finished, cX-Judge
! Russell presented list of thirty-thrcc requests
which lac desired the Judge 10 charge The Jury
on Some OF these had already bccn iaVorahly
referred to by the Judge, but to all OF those
which were against his clients exceptions were
| taken Ncekss attorney had also large mum
Der OF exceptions which he made 10 the points "i
thc charge which were against his client. Inc
LAWYER did not aid his ease al all by many oi the
! c1ccptions which hc took, ,or the jury was al
ready tired out and apparently sided With Jgdgc
| Barrett in lis refusal 10 charge as Alr. Bra
| wanted him. The lawyer made hard attempt
20 throw the entire responsibility upon Judge
Boopstavcr, and 10 have Judge Barrett
| charge the jury that Judge Bookstavers verbal
orders 10 MceSs eNculpatcd the latter from ali
| criminal responsibility. Judge Barrett positively
refused pass upon tlc acts of Judge iiookstavcr
| further than to charge that the signing Of the
! decree by Judge Boohstaver made that part OF
il legal. The jury retired and Immediately began
! voting on tie verdict.
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