The evening world., 1912-03-01

AZ the Executive vaicdic;ory In the case.
Foulke H.. Brandt. who was sentenced
20 thirty years imprisonment. Tho Gov
ernor declares he has neither apology
nor regret for refusing 10 extend Glenn
cncy 10 Brandt. whv. lie says. wrote
him n twenty.two-pnsc letter assallIng
the honor OF n S~onan-"an on a
worse than burglary"
He calls District Attorney whitman
Inconsistent and upholds Judge Rosai-
sky. lie does not believe Brandt 10 q NJ
subject for pardon because Of his
moral nature" and In effect says he
does not believe the owe Of pardon In
to be used TO right . legal Injustice:
that he caves to the courts.
One point the Governor apparently
settios. lie asserts hat Brandt lies In
saying he was not the hrst to bring q
woman's name Into the case. The Gov
ernos refers to Brandt's denial that he
mad application for clcmcncy and that
he had made any statements rejecting
IN the honor of . woman. as made
" ptEs hth . - ~ Ahouu tbooT-
i4g. Tho Governor quotes those deniAis
and says:
Here. then. n convincing proof
that Brandt did make application
to me for Executive ciemency. and
that the statement referred to was
by him intended to be considered
by me as part of such application
-unlcss. indeed. the documents
are claimed TO be forgeries. which
OF course 10 not The case. Brandt
himself admits In the correspond
80 that the twsnty.two-pass
statement had been read by other
persons before II came to me.
With these facts established In re-
gard 20 this particular feature Of
the case. ehsre sDmalao euiy 20
saxL<as THE point, nat the avpliea-
1aen Gee sas1snev 49, nqlnAe etaes.
1Dee>s q Q s~eanAaloas Aasass. ana
which ro1set upoA tAs t~lAaoEity
eaa y a . 0esnaa VITO - Osn-
tAeasa b. name.
Gov. Dix tells OF writing to Judge
Rosalsky and the District Attorney for
a report Of the case. M adds tina, ne
refused 10 Let the schin lawyers sss any
~ Wv "a VIZ nv eSpiulnb mai utJ W.
ctDeen not to sxtrnd cxscutive clemency
~As based on the three letters fron
nrssdt. the reports N the District At
torney and Judge Rogalsky and the
prison and medical reports.
,deoiAed." he said. ''that upon
Brandt's admissions and statements
NJ wAs not . nroper subiectl for Exeru-
i've clemency. within. regard to thu
truth or falstty OF his sworn statements
and admissions In open court"
MORE AeHoRRENr 0FFEheE
THAN 8uR0LARv."
In the letters submitted TO me lac has
attempted 20 dlsproye the crime to
which he formally pleaded guilty by
StRtt0g facts and uttcring insinua-
ATOMS which would make MIN guilty
Of . still more sbhOrrent oHcnsc-
an alfonso .againet the ssnc1iy OF the
home by an acouss i.oa ssisns, The
purity OF a mn
THIS accusation ! utterly disbs.
aieve.
refused. through the exercise
- cksxssacy. 20 eondcns . 1vroag
Anssp a~espiearae and tzsidieus than
hncsAasv or assault ~ fhasssiae
~ character ma sspnsatAsa o6 .
weman On the naaupperssA sAAts-
mont Of . Eslf-eoatsapss Jaeger.
whe. In the letter ,sdlnn - bcfers
ne. estia Got 90 vitners the trrti
Of present statements, which con.
Ano1st What he previously de-
AAnSsd aaAs- eath. IN tho sxsrcass
~ Exscusivs dlseAsssn u 10 re
mach ny dnty 70 pro.sst the fAir
name Of . woman L q mother.
VINO hs never had 40 opportunity
- ASesua that which 10 sas than
~ an liberty, ~ 10 10 70 protsss
~ aaael-nsctso legal rights %
49, who has bsen esnricted al .
ertns upon his own piaa Of guilty..
BRANDT DENIED That NE NAE
AssAiLeD A WOMAN. .
brandt has repeatedly denied that Ia
his application for "A pardon lac inads
statcments rejecting on the reputation
Il any woman. Ever sfter he was re-
leased on bail he saii, regarding hi,
letter sent 10 Gov. Dix:
-There wa nothing In tina, comfnuni
enttan that suggested the evil interpre
tAtlvn h other side has sought 10 pu
on 4 With respec. to any woman
Now, n transplres. through Gov. DIX
thst Brandt In his application for q
poRAon did make seandaious charges
against the reputation OF Mrs. Mortimel