In the course of further cross-examination the prisoner said in relation to the time of the murder: The to be on my side, and orary one sgn me; but there is a grent deal better feeling towards me now than there was three or four weeks ago; "crank? papers h wonderfully for the las weeks; what they heart; they want sident's removal, but nothing but a chi of heart will sutiafy th is not Til AN EXPERT'S OPINION, It is the opinion of one of the Government experts that the putting of Guiteau the witness stand wan the first serious nko Me. Scoville haa made, It a,"
the gentleman, " rapidly clearing fall double an to the prisoner' responsibility. It presents an altogether now phase of the The cross-oxaminae tion has been 80 far one of the most rkable I ever liste!
I think it has already done more to satisfy of the aes responsibility at the time he committed the crime than any thing else which has been brought to our attention. It gives usn bettor i the man's mental condition before obtained." ing expressed the belief refected him from the ident to this day, nds more on when jury believe you.
The Prisonor—Exactly; that jury in here to pass sentence upon whether the Deity and T aid the act, oF sumply that did it on my personal account; and I tell you further, I expect there will be an act of God to protect mo, if it is necessary, from any kind of violence, either hanging or shooting.
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