The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-10-27

me for many
making this adav but solely by sense Of duty and conviction of
ant further says beginning October 1885,
motion for " trial Was said ssss
leave to examine aaan in open court touching the matters
during H. thss hsd
and thee did
summoned as witness
to 1ss there
Subscribed 9Th day
Notary Public in and for said County
connected with the states attorneys
denied the statements of Mr. Favor to what took place
Office although affidavit made in November 1887
Ba Ry appears that he has made affidavit which he
denies that he made the statements by Mr. Favor unou
of the trial against him. for concu
sve that only the class OF men mentioned Mr.
According the record 9s1 examined their
had been pointed employer
ing trial. fair specimens
getting jurors that they believed
could try the fairly Notwithstanding their prejudice
EXAMINATION JURORS.
LENGTH stated that
trouble believed enough
and opinion the guilt of the
defendants which he still entertained that he had said opinion
pretty strong evidence
could dismiss from mind could
altogether during opinion
upon through
determining getting verdict
CHALLENGED
got believed could give
evidence should and hereupon the challenge
pointed deputy sheriff be
juror He stated that he had read and talked about
Haymarket trouble frequently
opinion guilt the and that he believed the
ments he had read and heard. He was asked
O. opinion the guilt the defendants?
A. It is decided opinion, yes sir.
O. pretty well up their guilt inno-
cence?
Q. change your opnon2
might hard Idont know whether would
be hard or not A4>~~~, n
challenged by ground being preu
and examined him
he believed he could the fairly
Then the challenge overruled.
Am preiuded and have formed
expressed opinion opinion rendering
challenged cause then the
O. Are YOU conscious in your own mind any
this trial which should
of these any of them to be guilty?
A. WE'LL think have.
further by the court he the feeling
having taken for granted that
ba road was in the main true that he believed that sit
as against
diminished by what he had heard
being still further the he fin IL
We feel that hope that the guilty will be discovered
punished, not necessarily these men,"
O. you other wish desire about the
than that the actual truth may be discovered?
A. think
Thereupon the challenge overruled.
George Porter grocer formed
opinion the guilt of the defendants and that this opinion
bias his Judgment he would the evidence
had would great deal do with his verdict
he said certainly that would
great deal Of evidence change challenged
defendants examined by the court and said:
before would
the finally got him
imparay the and render verdict
according law and and that he would Try to do There
by the things
fsaid
there times and have
always the
guilty would the evidence but
awful hard work for me to do it,
challenged time the ground OF being prejudced
taken hand the and examined at and
finally said he believed could the
time
Th beginning which led to the hanging
four innocent men Next damnable
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