Sunday morning globe., 1901-11-24

sible rehabilitation TO the ranks OF
honest and industrious citizens With
their criminal and inverted 2 moral
convictions, could not Of course,
through any process OF selfiustifca-
ton for the tortures inflicted upon
me find myself condoning or i'm har-
mony: and hence 1 endured the extra
torture the respectfully raised have to
suffer when they are compelled
TO herd with ard enjoy CD the society
of the depraved and the degenerate.
Varney being duly informed by
Bond (Charley Grosyenor's brother-in-
! lawD that gave the information
which resulted in the discovery Of the
tunnel resolved on a signal revenge
and bded his time until the oppor-
tupity came when the assault and
manning occurred as related In a prev
ions chapter. This and not the alleged
nersecution Of him, as stated by Ward
| en- James. In an effort to mitigate his
sentence was the real cause OF the
murderous assault And both James
and Manager Julius Whiting, OF Can
TON. knew these facts. So ala the late
President Cthe then governor) Mchin-
lev as afidavits we're filed by both
! Denutv warden Porter and foreman
DANIEL Creedon with the governor and
comics of the same furnished the prison
management setting forth the facts
here recited touching the tunnel and
! its discovery. After was mallneu
and when a determined eHort was
made by my friends to secure " "Araop
! Nessrs. Porter and Creedon came Tot
ward and furnished the ahdaylts men
tioned. Mypardon was therefore urged
ON tbe ground that I had rendered the
state a signal service for which ] was
roainmed for life. and the Hon. Pat
rick Egan. ex-minister to Chile, Alex
onder sullivan and Messrs. F1nerty
and FITZGERALD. Of Chicago, with mum
arous prominent gentlemen all over
tho country petitioned Governor NC
tytr1av to release me on these prln-
cinol and other minor grounds Inc
r,,,,.orror promised to do So and named
~ month I'm which ! should be re-
Ieased. But my enemies disuaded MIN
froro doing il. Again, a year later ne
positively pledged himself to parole
NV brother and pardon myseI at
rri,,on time but again the governor
,,,s prevented from doing so Oy1roVe7
nor and other leading lights IN Iue
por,,bIican party. who pointed out InaI
|+be A p A. all over the country Wouiu
,,oto against him, in the event OF ms
,o,,,iDstion 10 the presidency and more
-. ,rohobIe even defeat his nomlna.
"a Ia 60 yga we're again sacrificed ana
tbe governor went out OF Olloe ~
his heart bleeding in sympaIhy ~. 49, .I,o
former friend, partisan anu Jll.,Sr-ar -
favorite among the host OF Jne S.I,l.,,,,
d element favorable to MS Wen 60
anbition even In the days Oh uts ~,
sressional service. He, no douuI W, ~
mat II would be impoliuc 10 @ uH
co,n+er TO the managers VINO NJ, -
: "a HE fortunes in charge ana VIZ
T r"SriendIv ,,,, 10 my brother or myse.i
a,,aiuded that &c would be taxing @ @.le
,,nnoceesarv risk Of antagonizlhs tne
p A. by pardoning or releaSiH
us from prison.
II was. however, whlle ulen,ne sl Gov
/ effort to secure my PARDON il ~ nor,
3 ernor Mckinley that my lrleno3 lrll'tsoa h,
y borrihed by the statement hoi
. Iniius Writings own hand JnaC So, no,
T. nsrticipated in the plot to escape -
: tba nrisOn and that on lls Ni'~ 80.
] neacbed rpe upon my fellow plot.els ,..,d,,
= 'Lo indignation Of my friends knew
E M ~ hounds at this infamous chaIse Il.8,
3 and II was in reputation oil the S,,,n' Sras
+ hat f Deputy Porter and Foreman cree ,5
] dom made the ahidavits referred 70, am. any
e 6led me same with the governor gI..c y
i wbereupon the following correspond
y ence took place which is selt-ezp'aannee ane
j. torv i'm view Of what has been so ,5i.' ~
d cifcaTv stated in the foregoing M ~
y correspondence must be deferred unu
Y the next issue Of The Globe It is o
;, a most startling and sensational shaI
l. acter and lets the daylight into tn
e dark places not alone in the Ohio penl
y tentiary, the infamous liar Juliu
e Whiting who concocted the story an
# his equally Infamous colleagues OF tn
II board OF managers, but shows to wha
n depths alleged statesmen and high pol
r ticians will descend in the accomplish
l. ment Of the objects Of their ambition
;, ITO be continued.)