New-York tribune., 1902-02-05
PARTY rs NOT ON TRIAL
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County Republican Executive Committee. at which
Mr.. Dady demanded that he be allowed to name
the candidate for Sheriff. He stated that he and
two other members OF the COMMITTEES had objected
but had been overruled. He told Of meeting WITH
him that If he would secure him the support OF
dsgruntled party men he would promise h s s0las a
the last time Mr.. Atterbury said. that he heard
visited BY Mr. Sanford the under sheriff. He said
that Mr. Sanford told him that Guden had mage tGs
office and to make all minor appointments ana
that he desired to get back & that tnc
alleged to have been made by Guden ma thaI @t ne nat
a gold brick in order to protect Mr. Dady until the
latter returned from Havana The Governor 4f 1ga
stated that he intended to confne the prosecutor on
he would have no hesitation in removing Guuen
Mr.. Atterbury was cross-examined by AttoI"e'
Naylor who asked:
Odd you tell Guden that it would endanger
his safety to go down the bay and meet Dadv
Q-Did you think he would endanger hmself'
Al thought Dady would knock nm MN GOWN 10Y I5ts line
MT.l Nayior2To show this mans feeling against
Pd get any appointments tim 5x fT9m 9Pb MT Il
Mr. Guden one way another. He told me al
least three times after election that he would ap-
point Reiss counsel
Bert Reiss was the next witness. He met Sheriff
Guden some ten days before election. He met him
with Mr.. Sanford and others subsequently, at the
theatre. They went to restaurant. Guden asked
him for support He was afraid that he would be
defeated while the other Republican candidates
would be elected. Witness further testified that
Guden said; when you know what Dady made
do you will that am not his candidate.
Odd Mr. Guden tell you what Mr.. Dady made
did. He said He made me sign an agreement"
Q.-Did he say what the agreement contained?
A--Not at that time
q
versation which Guden had with Senator Jacob
Worth. He asked Senator Worth for his support.
Mr. Worth said ST a Republican I will sup
port the whole Republican ticket"
Mr.. Guden replied that he wanted all the ele-
ments of the party TO support him He then told
Mr. Worth. said the witness. about the agreement
with Mr.. Dady.
Q.-,What did Mr. Guden say7 Ale said: Be
fore d MI Rady went to Havana he asked T ne to 60
me into his private office and shut the door. He
this paper' / read the paper In substance it
Vas was that Mr: Pady was 70 receive the fees Of the
that he should control the appointment OF the
Q:-Was anything else said7 Ayes Mr.. Worth
SAID that II made him feel ashamed Of his party
sign agreement Of that character. Guden said:
Il wish had seen you before.
Guden voluntarily promised appointments to Mr.,
Worth, and promised witness that he would be
appointed counsel. After Gudens election the wit
ness had performed legal work for him He pre-
pared his bond papers and went with him Jus
tice Gaynor when he took his oath OF office
WANTED TO WIRING HIS NECK
Il feel like wringing your neck for signing that
agreement"
Guden replied: IF I had seen you before I did
Br Dady. I would never have signed" Sanford
said After election will say that 1t myself
and not you who signsd the agTeement' Guden
replied; You cannot do that. The signature is
Sanford peTsisted. howeTcr. according to the wit
ness tn2t St, ne wouId say ne signed H. ia
he had heard Of the agreement and in the presence
marked we have been over to Dady's ofice trying
to rob that safe The girl, however. is on TO me
her her $3.50 % or 81 500 P0stdiOa 70 open the safe San;
Guden signed the agreement. Witness further
sw9re that the agreement had been SPOKEN Of sew
John Klssel testified that Guden had said that
agctioneer to the sheri and appoint Relss Counsel
never promised to make By Sanford an under
sheriI re talks TOO Inuch. AtteroIEy you're an oId
ton @ haze only promised 70 let MI Worth name name
counsel
Frederick ", Sparks. an attorney and formerly
a partner OF Mr. Reiss in the law business.
called. He heard conversation some days before
election when Guden and Reiss were in the office.
2lr. Guden had asked the witness what he thought
of ne G aETeeReqL me- winch IA ne sMT Guden9 gad made
Gde1 Hs 90 f6ld R Ress s1 Cda IN tbs I q
that the agreement would cause trouble Guden
had spoken Of the agreement at various times.
but had never IN the presence OF the witness said
that he had entered into agreement with Dady.
He had heard Guden say that he did not want 10
make any appointments until Dady returned from
had with Guden about going down the bay 70 meet
Dady. The trip was TO be made. according ~
what the witness heard said 10 get the agreement
Guden said that he would give Dady half Of the
patronage consideration for the delivery of
ness as to the way in which he should proceed %
Mr.. Reiss and the witness TO Mr.. Dady and
demand that II be delivered 70 him. GUuen had
never denied the existence Of the agreement He
had talked about IT, 1t said that Dady would
never dare to use It against Guden. On November
demand the agreement from Dady. He had
heard as early as October p that Relss was 70 be
saving: Il did not have The slightest faith in Mr
Guden from the start"
stituti6naty of the law making the ofhce of sheriff
of Kings County salaried offered for identih-
should be offered in evidence. Mr.. Croft Simply
identified the papers. After calling the attention
Of Governor Odell TO several pages OF testimony OF
Sheriff Guden before Justice HiSglnbotham the
prosecution rested
Judge Jacob Brenner the FIRST witness called
by the defence. He is chairman Of the Republican
General Committee OF Kings County. Witness had
never heard about the alleged agreement between
Dr. William NJ Hutchinson sworn by the
prosecution, and questioned concerning a conver-
sation with Dady, in which IL alleged that
in his office. In a conversation he had with Dady
the latter said that any who would Try to en-
was capable of doing anything Dady did not di-
rectly say that any certain person had tried 70
Several other witnesses were examined The
hearing will be continued at II a m tomorrow.
CAR SEATS OR NO FARES.