The evening world., 1911-11-21
W|LLETT ACCUSED
AS A VOTE BUYER
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william willett jr. and Joseph
Cassidy to promote the election
OF William Willett Jr. to the Of
nee OF Justice Of tho Supreme
Court.
by receiving money for voting
for q certain perso, at sych con-
vention.
by causing the nomination of
William Willett Jr. to the office
OF Justice OF tho Supreme Coprt
upon the payment OF a sum Of
money
Has been committed and ~accusin.
Louis T. Walter Jr. thereof. You are
her eby commanded forthwith to ar
rest the above named Louis T. WAL
ter jr. and bring him before me in
the Queens County Court House At
the First Ward Of the Borough Of
Queens. City and STATE Of Ne York.
WILL.ETT FORMALLY CHARGED
WITH PAYING FOR NOMINATION.
The charges made to meet the Willett
case were:
~ paying MONEY TO induce the
delegates to the aforesaid convsn-
tion to vote for . particular person
upon the payment Of money.
~ attempting to influence the
votes Of certain delegates to the
said convention.
~ expecting and requesting the
nomination OF Justice OF the Du-
pssms Court at ssid convention
upon the payment Of . sum Of
money.
~ unlawfuuy oouspiring with
Louis =. walter jr. n Joseph Cas-
sidy to promote the election Of
william wilstt jr. to the ofaos Of
Justice OF the Supreme Court.
Mr.. DE Witt then read parts Of the
other charges that differed from the
Walters warrant. The Cassidy warrant
IL identical In form with the Walters
warrant. except for this statement OF
the offense:
ny unlawfully oonsplring with
Louis T. Walter jr. and William Will
lett jr. TO promote the election Of
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Justice OF the Supreme Court.
BY influencing the nomination OF
william Willett jr. to the Office of
Justice OF the Supreme Court upon
payment to him Of a sum OF money.
We are ready to proceed with tn.
examination" said Justice Scudder
unless counsel have some suggestions
to offer"
I'VE ought to have time to get &C.
q%uainted." said Col. Bacon. "Thes,
cases are closely related and Mr.. Col,
Inns and myself appear for Mr.. wllett
We have never met Mr., Dana wallac,
who is to represent Mr.. Cassidy and
Mr.. Walter. We would like 70 have
time to confer as to the case"
REQUEST FOR TWO WEEKS De
Law DENIED BY THE COURT.
How much timer" asked the
Justice.
I'VE thought that two weeks" no.
| gan Col. Bacon.
''Oh-no." interposed the Court. with
the emphasis on the No"
They might at least plead now" sug
gested Mr.. De Witt.
we dOn't t1lnk tuHt We OuHn 10 bt
required before having a conference
replied Col. Bacon.
We should have time to allay publ,
sentiment and TO read the papers In tn,
case" said Mr.. Willett.
Il will continue the examination un
III next Monday" said the Court. ian,
the defendants at that time will he pre-
pared TO plead. In the mean time the!
are paroled In the custody Of thel
counsel. | think that the forma,itles o
the statute require that n bond h
given. and they Will come ON Monda,
prepared to give bond In the sum o
5000"
The clerk OF the court formally ad
journed this session and the defendant
left the court room,
Cassidy and Walter came together I
the courthouse. They had hardly bee
In the corridor three minutes before
messenger came over to their corner
say that Mr.. Willett wanted to spea
to them In a n%elshbering corridor.
AFRAID EVERY POLITICIAN VIII
BE CALLED PlOTTER.
III th's keeps up there won't be an
place In polite. for anybody except
DEAF and dumb war." .s,d Cassidy. e,
man can't cay a good word for a fello