The evening world., 1912-02-13

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HOUSE n showing himself to be pre-.
pared 60 write either an epic or a n
to a iady's eyebrows.
Mr.. Towns look up the questions OF
Judge Itosalsky and the answer Of
Brandt. ore nj . time. ana commented
on them mt length. He was not at all
gentle In his language descriptive of
Judge Ro~salsky's attitude. He called
attention to tho fsct that Judge Rosai-
sky sail 10 tho witness: Il wish you
10 be truthful with me-"
II can imagine how soothinGiy that
was said." remarked Mr.. Towns. That's
what tho mother say to her misohiev-
ous Offspring. ! call our attention %
that you may get the atmosphere of the
case. - II wsrs. 70 the repeated Ques.
lions o. tho court as 20 whether tho
pyisoosr hit Mr.. Schif with q bowling
Alley DIN. The Judge brought out. with
innnSas suggestion. the inttmation that
this prisoner had assaulted Mr.. sohif IN
the lara with . bowling alley pin. ]
call Your Honors attention TO the use
by the Judge Of thu expressions in his
questions desperate frame OF mnd' and
intent to commit v~ioiencs.'
Attooeo JUDGE HELD An IN.
QUESTION.
This Judge. who had been an A.
distant District Attorney and knew
every quip Of the law. by suggestion
and Inclination and cunning inquisition
drove thu defendant 10 My that no had
nothing moro TO say-that he wanted to
consult with his counsel and no had
no counsel. And the result wal thirty
years IN Statea prison."
Concluding. Nj. Towns called tho zen.
tencs inflicted on brandt an ignorant.
nippant ftoutnG Of the law and the con-
sututtou. He declared that Brands
waA sentenced 70 prison by the manipu-
kHAuns Of q person wbom the people of
thas community h2vo elected to repro.
sent them In law n In Justice"
Attorney-Oeneral Carmody opened
his argument with the FIAT statement
that his study OF the records Of the case
disclosed u most remarkable condition
and one that demands Investigation.
at demands" Mr.. CarmNiy went on.
-an investigation Gst goes farther
than an Investigation under . writ of
habsas corpus. For the purpose Of
f%urtherinE C IN Investigation l am
willing to unite with counsel for the
relator.
This proceeding interests not only
the defendant, but the bar and Judi
ciary OF tho city OF New York and the
dignity Of the judiciary, and the bar OF
the state Of New York. urge thai
these matters all be presented In some
way. ! will not be placed by counsel
in the position Of putting technical oh.
jsctions In the path Of Justice In THU
case.
Il 60 further than counsel for Brandt,
I represent not me- client. but 100000,
Important u the "a y to tho defend
ant. II IL OF more importance 20 the poo
pie of thas State and to generations YET
unborn.
1T In apparent to ma. from my ex-
animation OF the records of this case
that the crime for which tha ~prisone,
was sentenced was not sustained. II
that be trus-snd It apparently is-thon
there Is a demand that more be done
than the liberation OF Brandt. There Il
q demand that we disclose tho power
that can use tho courts Ut the city OF
Now York TO incaroerats . youth .oi
nearly all his life.
ut In true hat this case has beer
presented TO the Executive OF this Stat,
and disposed Of. II Is unfortunate tina
counsel for tho defendant was not pres
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