Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-28
HUTCHINSON

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49, ~ - - 'N' go '"s
1he Huh"ay Wheh me BANKS were
shut. But, on the theory of the
persecution, what IN the world was
there to prevent his arranging his
loan ON the Saturday morning and 60
ing across on that day? Surely if he
knew Of Tx tragedy az all, and deem
CT it to make it advisable that he
should leave The country, this is what
he would have done. lie would have
left. the country at the earliest pos
sible opportunity-tlIat is, say, by the
afternoon BOAT on Saturday, instead
OF Monday. Is%nct that evident?
But the reason WHY he did not, in
fact, so on the Saturday, gentlemen,
is exceedingly obvious. it is because
( he had not the, slightest idea Of what
had happened in the Summer-nolsn OF
Scotnsy House shruGbe1y aftol. his
he known Of thai freadfrT ncc,1r.
been CT on the Saturday. AS it was,
it was not until the. Saturday evening.
! long after the Closing CT the banks.
that he read the account in the eve
n.!l5 papers. Then he was. we NAV
suppose, in a fever TO be off.
r am not asserting, gentlemen,
that he acted wisely in so doing
very far from it. lt-Eas, indeed. in
my. opinion. nothing les; Than . dis
astrous step Tor aim to taxa bacansa
it Was ems which mast inevitably raise
I & prejudice against nm in your ,ninas
Evidently, EantleInen, my client rather
lost his head. Ii would have been fo,,
better had he stayed at home and ,net
the charge which is now brought
against him forthwith. Bat h. acte,3.
as ne b&iieEed. for thc best. He had
an idea that il going he took his
name u Of the case. rs he +onk MIN
SELF oue OF the country, ana N snnrr
measure saved the reputation az An
woman he loved fr0n, tha connpr.n-
missing ASSOCIATION with Hin, which
was otherwise bound 10 fail On ~ \ :.
a matter OF fact, he did hut ini,rn
her far fame the more bv. his iIIsn1l
at the sanTn tin1a t +at".lt,tn.o acl. ana
q position exceedins.iy ltohin ~ n mo
constr1ct.on." ltts
Counsel went oil to traverse al.
most all thai his "iearnaa hrTtr ~,
had said about tho yaI,1e of 4rs"ni h
cu.nstantial evidence on which ~.
crown relied, arguing that il barGil,
amounted to cvias1ca% raa1lv hao; - >
on the point at, issue at All, lJa
touched on a great many facts an7
points, al of which. in HE s%i,ii13Imt
handing Of them snd n ~, : Iohil!aa,
judgment, seeinad 10 ntaIa.5a
tt me imarobahility. to sav M ~
Of Captain Vibarts teing Tie m,,rd I
c2nn &djuration to He inv WI i sol
them remember that II va, 1t,>t, LIZ
grave a thing than : n1sn,s i;.a aeaa 5
th<rcwith o. mans lonn" v,hjo,, az az
pended on their vc:rdict ana ~" ~ n -
would have S.Ylsly ana sevsT,s ~ eAdsti
count for il 10 his ow, cn,,sa ~ ae =
he We're to be so nis@.n;6n, '7fs ,on' II
truth as to coT1aci4n ~ 1aSln tIle
I cannot say ihaI a. f51a aonn, man,
Of his speech / haa 10 a5e oolics,tSlan
doubt in my Nn nliq6 !, s<tn sin@iieat
verdict would be 49, ~ !" What my
twelve on whom the ter,ib1o - tae
! b!lity rcataa r - s5i.lo!3 pon
have voted FOL, Il. verdi ~ a'insly
guilty" y hot
But Of course. we 1roro ,,o "a >
ished with the arguments. Aot We I'M
heard prcsi1nabIy an -. Wo hau
treme on the ono Sid "as eN-
other as set out by two 80 a. on inc
clever ana practieed i,ar sis most
Engand, each putting his own an n