The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-12-30

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un these cxcepi uns io inniri yoaf ma
lice upon me 7 have pointed uui A.
yuu The Missouri case drcidur hos 7
could 81 my ease lcforo The supronis
court That ~ all those exception
contain. and yet you adiudge me
guilty Of contempt Non can fns mo
Tor contempt ana put me In jall. bet
YOU cannot stlfe my manhood hy an
act of yours, ana whatever punishment
YOU lnflict ] will leave FOR time 10 r..
move There has been two trials o,
his case. and the Verdlcts ~ two
iufios have been In my favor. ana YOU
judge Perry, have set them both aside
Punish me FOR contempt N Won will
but do not add insult IN injury though
YOU are judge. You have no rieAlt
TO cross-eXamine me az you have done.
and try 10 extract statements from me
This is not court OF cessation In
France. You cannot impugn my honor
and manhood or condemn me to con-
tumoly. Use your best endeaVors now
while you have the opportunity, and
viii leave % TO humane world and 10
The future 20 say whether you or | are
right ] knew that you intended 10 do
this because YOU set aside the verde,
for Improper grounds and reasons.
am prepared TO say o.. Understand mo
am no coward This is not the first
time you and have met. and we have
met now for the last time. am pre-
pared TO take my punishment.
BY the court think a separate
cause for contempt has now been
shown For the contempt spoke OF in
the use OF cOntumelious and disrespect-
fol language In the exceptions ! sen
tence you 10 pay fine OF fifty dollars
Mr.. Davis, ] now ask you whether you
have any cause TO show why you
should not be punished for contempt
OF court for this last cause,
BY Mr.. Davis.-None have no
thing TO say. DO your worst
BY the court adjudge you guilty
OF contempt OF court In the use OF con-
tumelious and disrespectful language
In your conduct and manner TO the
court In its presence now. ] had hoped
that you would not compel me TO visit
more severe penalty on you at this
time. Tomorrow Il Christmas and
BY Mr.. Dayis-Oh. never mind abou,
tomorrow being Christmas. You pro-
pose TO take my liberty away. but be.
fore you do II don't talk about Christ
mas. Don't let the anniversary of the
birth OF our Saviour. who brought
peace on earth. good will TO men. deter
you from your purpose for even Ra-
phael could not depict the Christ on
canvas when he had the image Of n
Judas in his mind From you ] ca
pect no mercy.
BY the court consider this con-
tinued statement OF threats an attempt
to compel the court to desist from do
| ing Its duty. but shall not be infuenc-
ed by any such threats.
BY Mr.. Davis.-There are no threats.
BY the court.-For this last contempt
OF court ] sentence you to ten days i'm.
prisonment, this sentence to take effect
on the completion OF the former sen
tence OF fifty dollars.
BY Mr.. DaviS.-Thank you. ] shall
spend my Christmas in jail praying ia
God that he may make better maj,
OF you.
BY the court.-Mr. Balliff. you will
take Mr.. Davis In charge.
BY Mr.. Davis.-May ! ask. after
purging my contempt, will ! be given
leave 10 file new exceptions. now
move that your Honor allow me twenty
days in which to perfect my exceptions
in this case expect to spend ter
days in jail.
by the court certainly will Al
plaintiffs request ! allow twenty day.
in which 10 perfect his exceptions.
BY Mr.. Davis.-Well, Judge. hope
you will have merry Christmas.
know ] shall.
The above places the case before the
nnblic inst as N Ia or was The rec