The sun., 1894-05-12
TWO SIDES To TIL INQUIRY.
gHE BEtoRHiIORT ISTEsuelIToN
1oBr CDNt UcI, n ~ LEshLWIF

ces 'sei tor 'h- 4 up Hinan'- Iri"d - D"mp
the sss- of o V.sidea Tesiiu"ry Takes
st the Former Irvss stioa tp,n ths
Co--t..,o, - Evidrre 4. hut Were ne.
60, .s-Th., T,.v Tr.a d, e,,, as-,..
-. - -. :.
o. ',''.s' ~
the bHei"'i~ OF -" "ther'' H's "er'
Axsis Ks"ehsd oSt-rhe Ce--is-'e- A.
lou n. to Met Az, 10 o. p-rorstitn Day
, ~ =, 49,, u,,u,s -
,, ~. i.,t. rt,a. :, ar.
u u, sou T.. cn. r1a ~ ~ .o wy, '.. ~.
.,S -. H. :, :. 49, -. -. -,
.u.a.i os,aI,i.. r,..,i.oa -, Is,.,.s :, a. I.
CO.. n.to,r,.,o,v - d.o,1a ., -, T.. ,of,
-h.,h.s nnnI.h ran,. ,h., ~. hoon IN i,.,od
go ;n.,iesI nj ,hs,h.r m. nan.,or. h, ys
-. .,,i,,. =, ,,,t.,a.a,,., ,.,,,,,,,.,.o,. .n,I
n.oI..t ~ an,x %, horine ,.,IoJ % r.moys
sun.,ir,.,d.n, ,ootv.v from hi. ,l.co a.
a.. h..a =, a.. i..,,,rtia, ,aa.a ,h.is 80.
to'd., Tn. mar wbo ba1s 10, . v.., na.,
h.sn ...o,i.,,n. wi,h .onylcts md hs.n Iis,an.
a., -i,n I,,niI.,, t,n a. ar .,osIo. ,h.v lila a,
sii.o.d b,utaii,v. tho mon who have .vorn
th., guIliv or innocsn. I,rocLw.v mu.t go uho
.x..h,..I.y.rvhoJv vbo d.r,d .na.k . wor,l
IN nj. dsf.nca uho have de,amad tba Gov.rnor
ana oth., bIoh stat. oelci.ls becaus. thev
vopld not do ,h.ir bidding until thev vsve
am. ,h.t iu.,ics was bainu done-tbsse men
lsarn adj during tho DAYS session that their
word was not law and that II they would have
Run.,int.ndent Rrockuav nuni.bsd thsv
mus, nrovs hv IeuaI eyjdence that he has besn
auil,y of som. ACT or acts thai we're NOT iusti.
a.I For ons thing ,bsv lsarn ed ,hat the mass
of testlmony which possibly had mixed with
n som. facts that would justify the trial Of the
Board Of Managers. would not be swallowed
"A Go,pel as they had swalloved Il. but that IL
must be ptesented in legal form with lee.l
corrobors,Ion.
EI.Assemblyman Israel Deyo. tn. third
., -. c-,r -
member OF the commission was detained W
the death Of near relative. He sent letter
~. a' .no nv" '. '. ~ ~ ~ n,'
absence. The men who accuse superintend-
nio,.J Tr.Js,io n. Couds,t ana .r.Jud1a
Gnhsr, a, Aih.n, 20 D,o..cu,s hin. NJ Con-.
Ssrt was new IN the case. Ex.Judss Gilbert
.otsd A. Judes Adyoc.t. in the so.c.llsd IN.
SsstisstiOn @ that has already been held. Tn. %
prosecution employed him IS soon as the old
Dr. William c. w.y. W. Ii. Peters. Bsnismln
swarthout II. Ii. Arnot and James b. RAth-
eon. snploysd william NJ. Wins. who wa. the
counsel of the Fassett Investigating Commit
tee and John n L. s'aueaooid = Of E,mir. .s to de-
osrs OF the Com mission all came to town last
.n.r the hour for the inquiry TO begin at til.
A1.s.., NJ. Iris.. Juds. Learned. and Mr.. s..ueA.
asld vsrs m. Ara. 10 arriv. sunsrintsnd.n,
Broetv.S. who. pending tn. decision Of the
case. 10 not exercising the functions OF Super
intsndent OF the Rsformatory. and all of the
memosrs OF the Board Of Managers were also
IN thc puioink. An hour later mr.. Couoers
and e1-Judes Gilbert put in an appearance.
They were accompanied by Mr. Couderts son.
Gon9 iop b 20 ths easc M ,ba Is room
the right Of the m Ain entrance. it is the office
Of the hoard OF Managers The little party.
nearly iifed L EI.JudTe % Tsarn.a ~ reason Sa
oi his rear. Of eID.riens: ss !. iarlst, was by
tSs very opening n az a 4 the pro..cu
one. yudSe Learned bsSan bg S.Eina n s'pes setS
parties were repreSsntsd by Counsel and then
ths ar.s S Of these @ @ a%s.tions %r douder. s s.iS
that Judge Gilbert and himself appeared Tor
For the peoplsY" asked Judge LEARNED.
For the peoDley. echoed Mr. ivins. Il
which Il being conducted by privats personsj
Ssns Ssne Snss osia srd
n. @.s a ana s
prosecution in this case IL the people
There is no representative Of the Attorney
GsnersPs oflce here And IN order for this 10
be q prosecution by the people. ss : body. it
must be conduct by the lawfully elected Of
ncers. 1 think" said Judge learned.
well. said Mr. Coudert, "perhaps q repre-
tentative OF the Attorney q sneraPs ONES iii
appear in this case latsr.' ''' VIII
1--WE updsrstand. said Mr. Twins that ths
people can only appear by the kttorneT-cien
sraI This II nxsd by the statutes OF 1878 And
1879" -' ~ AAN
He thsn started to argue the matter. whom
ENeyer mind. Mr. iyins' "a d.eIds thu mint
in your favor. II is not necessary to argue IL
people Who make the charges. They have not not
people ~ 'A'
kii that 70 wish" said Mr.. Coudsrt In a
dissnpojntsi ton, "iS 10 have n snnSar on ths
record that We claim to appear Tor HE psoplsS
"It viii 40 annaar" ssid Jndsa fasrnsH
Then the proseeution nrorasied So its .a..
ond sstback' For the oeneft OF TaE Sun rssd-
srs who nave not read ths history of the ioTmsr
ed investigators. IL may be stated brisdy
that the person M who ara In ntsIastsd in c.nsirs
the doWniali OF Mr. brock aey Sathsfsd to-
ssthsr about 400 eriminals and sraminsd
~