The sun., 1891-06-22

| Judge then went on to discuss the testimon.
In detail, declaring that Mr.. BERKELE'
LEvETT and young Mr.. WILSON and MI
LYcETT GREEN certainly had not expected
to see what they did, and were reluctantl.
satisfied by what they saw, and he ex
pressed his approval OF Mr.. LYcETT GREEN
conduct by saying that he did not se
what else he could have done than wha
he actually did. And In the following
language the Judge practically commended
the witnesses for tho defence to the mos
favorable consideration Of the jury:
sHsrs were nvs persons, Of them thr BKakxLs
LrvErr not connected with tho family and persona
| friend and brother oficsr Of Sir wiLLiAx GoRpos
CunxiSos who. a. they said with their own eyes saw
these things 1t II not question OF possible mistake
the two OF them were so dsincined to believe It tha
they would not be convinced until they saw Il them
selves And here the united testimony Of ivs per
soma all net only dsinterestsd but disincnsd to be
lisve ali Of them desirous not TO believe and mos
anxious to avoid bringing scandal on the house. ant
all Of them positively certain as to what they saw"
Going on to discuss the conduct OF these
persons who thought they had discovered
Slr WILLIAM GoRDoN-CUMMINas guilt
Lord CoIER1DaE said:
"rhsy we're certain that II Il were not kept quiet
that Sir WILLIAM aoRpos.cunnSo was guilty OF thsss
eharees the result would DO atA to MN ana 'hsre
sus, ,.,u' s. nun .au ~. ..s n s,r,
A. suty W. mus, ,udrs wba, d.f.pe. h. has to make
but there a strong prima faco agaluat him. and
we cannot be certain until we see him and they saw
him. The charge aRainst him was that he had been
guilty of conduct utterly dscreditabe to him As man
Of honor It is dcul. to conceive that man OF honor
who has belonged to honorable profssson-ths very
air he breaths the very life blood of his life being the
.eu,e Oh s ~ Tn" ...., n..
ono Of bis characters say,
".By Jov., lam no, eoys,ou, for gold
,s. pa. .s ~ 90 .n 1,, 20 eU,s' nunol
.-..,..~- -,
1,o., honor do o.. mv,.lf or A ersa, man ..,d
Let u. die but let US not stain honor Now such
oems tue hA.u." ssn.,lhen's .nu ioehHs o' m.n ot
nonor "ns' a'a on "'I''As e'"pos'uo w A.'"s W. no
..u No "". NV sui''' eets., wv Wv nv So',
ltons ms win my soous'i'' ~" Diu ~ say say Wv u've
nie 'ne't nA"e~ ion "o "uo 'u's Ae' ~ "non
s"k o'io'. ~. ~ " o"e.' o VI.
Ds eo' NO no won. ihoseo' 10 see tno r1hce Oh
"ALhs anu 'nen eRa'n no as"ieo .n"s no was Ru''y'
out 'hs ir'neo rephea 'na' ." .he Witnesses were
ssAnst nim AGAIN No SPOKE OF koihH oetofo tne Com
mandsrincnist ana zen wLtAhs sa'a: 90 oy AL
mean' out you WIN NOS nna MIN DO Fsn'ens !" "e nave
oeen; ana no oia notRo
Does this sound like the calm unimpaa.
o,opod stotamont ~ . ,,roo+ = mn r,stro+o, 7,
:. - .,.,
~ NV tasuet tho cAeaI apu AoEcAolo arKu-
ment OF an able advocate whose object Is to
demonstrate the wronpdoinp of a man
ubon, ba ha,,evea to h. ouj,ty2 Irttorod hy
=, ~
couAsei' ~ couiu ohiy eAcite auWifatloui
uttered by Judge, 1t can only be criticised
to be condemned,
Rrt a. ,yoa ,yban ba o.,,o %o ,,,.,d.r ~.
w SoA9.1eA .1.o
C,,,,,,,vo -o,..,. e., v,,,, -. 80,
bis euhseouent oond,ct tbot tho 10 rh;o,
Inst,co ras moet oo,.ro .rd 49,. ~, nau
tieI,tv ,or Tho do,onoo woa ,ost nan,,as. a
Ro,orr,no r., tha ,u.st,on ,rhotha. 49, 49,.
inc Of this document was conclus,ve n .a,nst %
az -,,,,t,c T o.a ~, rn,s
mo, d.ny: h. .sia bs tn.v,, VA, con,.s,,or =, Iii,
II. ..r. n. t.ken nv .r,n,.. .,d -,.,s.a 80,
nuenoes to which n. ought nor N nav. v,.,d.a w..
are d,aer.ntv con.,tnt.d a, IN .rch ,h,r.. p. o.,
Wu,ux copnoxCrxv,,o -. a.,,.,, Ca,
had br.ysd ,b. d.nu.r, Of th. maid h. h.a ,,v.a au
hi. lifo In ,b. biuh.st soci.v corId h. h.y.
head, 10 MA nj, own a.n,...,on on m. o,...,en,
Lord COVENTRY And Gan OWN Wu,,.v, ..v ,h., ~.
had no. and s.v M .,un. ofi. II. ,..a ,,. n.,...s
discusssd IL. rsrma with olsarn.,. ana ,h.r h. ..a
It, lie made an attsmpt to 20. An exc,nt,on ~ m.
Qualification introduced into II and f.l.d cor,a
of his Arc and posion and experiepce hav. los,
his headr He knew IL was an .dmis.,on n, .ri, ~
had time TO consider Hs did con,Ia.rn us h.d h.s
an interview with the Prince before the document
pre- p,sssn!eS 70 MN was not suddenly sprung upon
iupocen, would have said Good .ar nno
document which brand, me as card sharp.rl Talk Of
wi'nssss'i lfthsrs wsre twenty witnesses against
.m a. my own mind mat have done moth
,isu .uoh an scknowl.dsmsns Of au." '"N''' 'A' 10
Tn hobo,, =, tho ,,,,,t,o :.
,rod thot ho hod s,nnad tha aS.aat ~ na1 Deea a.
ro,n ,ron, r,a,,,no ouda ~ -. - no ..". w ~
,vh,oh n,aaHne,'. o ,u.u.o unue,
to oor,nr,e,on nd ,,h,,. ~ ~. "oln.0u ,"
tote -, .root r,on,oi a,a,.,S. "ao uAIo'
coY rn,nor do.,t 1v,tr t,ts nu ,,,o'. '..,., -oiu
u.,, tIo ~ tarroao,,,o thr,a. w." wv 10"
. w.u 81. a''' % 'o'io"s'
rr.nsv Cot, On s.n =, ss ven. away from
her. wsl on tho i.th tho next AZ. when s b.a ,ms
o think the matter over he wrote this letter to Gen.
OWEN wLMA.s, Dear ovIy; Your letter received to-
av., ma h. h.u.a, ~, aons. ~ you'd nave
10. to b., Tho .b.n.n. Of any doubt. Thai w,,.
en- BY Sir WILLIAM doRpos CUNNING forty eight hours
N That