The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
Attorney Haywood Ex-.
1a u.ste.d Vituperative
Vocabulary in Speech
FLAWS ATTORNEY
.HANV.LEY AL SO
Three Hours Devoted to Exec
ration Of Orchard, After
Which Speaker. De
nounces Capital and
Eulogizes La
Dor Unions.

8 836OTsE. IDAHO, July 2i.--Tle career
of Frank steunenberg. thu murdered
former Governor Of Idaho, was die.
cussed. at length this afternoon by
Clarence Darrow in his plea in behalf
of William u. Haywood, charged with
the murder. JustifYIng tha articles
published In the Miners Magazine, the
official organ of the Western F.dera-
ton Mr.. Darrow said the action ri
steunenberg in asking for GnitaL
States troops to quel riots ana the
establishment of martial law in 1899
were unjustifiable. and had properly
stirred up Intense feeling in labor
circles against the Governor.
Mr., Darrow's argument diminished
tonight. developed onto an appeal for
labor as against capital, aad q lenun-
ciation OF all opposition to labor
unions. He held an audience startled
and open -nlouthed as one after an
other OF the sentiments poured from
his lips. His attack on Orchard was
anticipated. and In this respect he
fulfilled and surpasse the limit OF ex-
pectation.
Three hours were given to Orchard
and 1t was only when vltuperation.
physical force and words were spent,
that Darrow turned to James H. Haw-6
and the Pinkerton detectives, for some
thing on which to- pour the lesser
volume of abuse, The State OF Idaho
ahnie in for a large share Of Darrow's
denunciation for the partiit has played
III the prosecution. Culture. education
the Constitution, The Supreme Court
and wealth, each IN turn, was described
as constituting part Of q combina-
ton against the workingmen.
He As.ails Constitution.
Mr.. Darrow sneered at universities
And what is a cultured man he ex-
claimed, but cruel tyrant always?nI
Reaching the climax OF. syr4pathy for
l$the working class and hatred for the
Er.ch. he assailed tho Constitution OF
| the country, and cried:
THE Constitution. The Constitution
LIS here only to destroy the laws made
! for the benefit Of the poor n
MIR. Darrow's support OF labor unions
| and of union men was passionate. and
| HIS eulogys OF the Western Federation
i5eloauenl Lovingly, he touched on the
beauty of self-sacrifice found In the
| struggle for humanity where only the
working man is found" while in the
bitterest sarcasm his voice pitched in
Hts highest note and his arms upheld
j5he heaped abuse on the selfish rich
rand upon the administration of the
Estate OF Idaho
Mr.. barrow kad begun detailed re-
| view Of the evidence In the case as
4 court adjourned at o'clock tonight
until Tomorrow morning.
yitupcration for Hawley.
j Clarence Darrow. Of Chicago. for
j two hours and half Of the morning
4 session of the Haywood trial to-day
proclaimed the innocence of his ellen;
4 and the impossibility of his conviction
sl]upon the uncorroborated evidence ol
i Harry Orchard. j. H. Hawley. leading
! counsel for the State, and Orchard
We're figures around whom most Of
i the storm OF the morning centered
i Throughout the ten weeks of testi.
4 mony taking, Hawley and DarroW
4 have clashed almost daily. and there
Il have been frequent exchanges Of an.
4 CRY words until during Hawley's argu
i ,ment the lie was passed. This morn,
4 ing Darrow vented his accumula tee
i wrath. There was no aim at refine
4 ment of attack, 1t was straight vitu
peratjon and angry. denunciation. Fol
! two hours and half Darrow rang thu
4 charges Of Orchards past, his presen
i and his future, and on Orchard II,
4 heaped every word of abuse and con
tempt that the least possible show o
respect for the court would permit. 3;
Courtroom ncnsely Packed.
ri The courtroom was crowded to It.
(Continued on Third PaEe)