The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-11

was fitted for politics and never ought To nave
the methods Of tho canvass, and have often
otSef h hs t wSu Tines
;. 1t is EXCELLENT to have a giants strength,hu..
II Is cruel to use II as n giant. IL ia oScel.ent
to 6e an editor. bu, 1t is cruel to hound man
to his death for using wrong expression on
fault with him because lie said he didn't know
what TO do under certain emergency arising
Wished to be discharged and so reported. The
SEdEs found no II Drama %w jury py
about it and the murder batteries we're trained
which woui have been the equivalent pt what
IL Peaas nSiI Rss daah not
haye beon an echo from theten-year-oldg grave
lit has been said in some Of the NEWSPAPERS
since the melancholy event Of Tuesday n morn
an me e, Of DEATH 10 certain extent hs was
h ssd or hs n
| defended suicide as practised by the Stoics, OF
miror. Hc believed that when a mans useful.
| Indicated the point at which man was, no
Longer useful as SPpmpanion or pT9y,d9r I ths
subject he concluded in his positive and dog
matic style Of argument with tho familiar line
on suicide: What Cato did and Addison ap-
lin Greek mythology we Eead Of an ANCIENT y, ;ht
King who. mourning the displeais s, % mo
thirst yet could not DR. INK because tie water
| always reoeded from his lips. In American
history we find nun who has grown rich on
infanly. who has ordered one murder. and IN
d &c Sa'Rs tRs SSysssi and n.nta
sspiSlyiIng !, hs wealth. Is Pulitzer another
Tho s. Louis Chronicle thus speaks OF tho
ut is Impossible for tho victim Of an out
has been the attack upon Judge Normilo by
traesed the "a sstten,ion oi but small q
in whose interests he laborsd on the bench
as thu Scsa %4sS.d Whp
Repetition rep iti Of the Iibeis on his fame. TO
mind the prominence given by that PAPER to
the assaults upon his character as Judge and
Charges char i in the public mind. lie Vas public
otilcer. servant OF the people but ono placed
must p Certainly be- zone Concerned When his ABILITY
TO discharge the trust was not only, Iness IS.
him to have seen the matter in tho large view
hsxe willis td m ssy , S5 the v snsnx
h nave rscosnissd tho iast that he Tas Tie W.
Sans s ss or'une
nj It Was not possible for him to .philqsophize:
placed as he was The Rss Of his nsI no t
today only. it was. repeated. insisted upon
n every issue Of the p pa En- , MS i WAS
astu Wrons 'y ani ND
as as he Would. he could not Tree himself from
the odium the paper sh III upon him HS
Kill. At first his blood ruge turned against
the man who was responsible for tho wrong,
but his reason remained strong enough to
make such a deed Impossible. Yet the sense
Of Injury was strong and an mme diate sarri;
delays. could not risk the eonseGuenees o!
human testimony that shifts with the wave OF
q rHs Ia eaad On s
deferred verdict Of a Jury the vindicstion be-
fore ,t thS people that his pride in himself de-
"Another man had gone involuntarily to his
sstca the ys Woad s tive
not win to day. he would prove to those who
him Gw dse Which th wG Rna tesn
unsndurabie by SANDER. And SO the decd wac
done. a deed which out marks the ending tc
knows no holy Of holies that may not BE-, We,
The The most malicious, thing in the whole q
fair on the part OF the Post Uispa'c, was The
NormS TESTIFY to tie Of his birf
: and early career. The deposition law il in
tended Tor TIE use OF WltneSSeb WHO likely
to he absent when the trial come. oil; In Nor
senee lie was the plaintiff ana was bound tt
, the deposition Inv. In, an Investigation
t conducted under a Co!nmissioner ~
/ Questions which would not be tolerated IL
: court: 1t was never intended t" 20 into court
with tho exam nation 10 which Normile va:
t object was to put the matter before the public
) in the Ust- Dispatch. as was done by YER
Latim report which appeared in that PAPER OF
9 Not satisfied. however, with the death OF it,
! victim. tho Pest. D,snach is still ntiless ans
efirontery inconceiyablc it hurts this cditoria
n | utterancO in tho face Of an outraged com
q munity this afternoon:
t fore he was aware OF it he lost his nerve. los
e his head. and became painfully ,cQnscio u'
rends and neurTns tho r' SSenempt tn
0 pity of the bar. In that ratified condition
Q was easy for malicious and designing meI
n ton where he evidently, thought that suicide
w WIZ M his H maod he rso tn
. dictnm VI Duniel Webster that suicide Is con
: '"No how which tho ring organs can ute
: over the remains 81 the rings victim will sto
u the exposure Of official 'ln.inpuenres or til
ph"ua take the ar in ahI AMI
vide some remedy for the croo mess tina
), now paralyzes Or rerverth the administrator
n The dead jurist will DO buried tomorrow
y He left request that his body DO incinerate
and It's ashes thrown into tn. Mi.sIssIippi; 9u
!. Of the man will h" atcs ted ~ the cort' ge tina
w S % b his a f%rei y the the We
It the, Knights OF st. Patrick. OF which order
!. Judge Norinle was an h9norsd member an
: which will turn out IN full strength.