'The witness then detailed his movements up to the time he saw the President and Secretary' Blaine emerge from the house 6f the latter and walk down*Fifteenth street. Said Guiteau: They walked along 20 lovingly together like two schoolgirls. Their fellowship was delightful, and it confirmed me in the'beliof that Gaifield had sell himself body and son! to Blaine, and that Blaine was using him to ruin the stelivart men of the Republican party."
Guitesu here became furiously excited, and plunged into a wild harangue, denouncing Blaine as a bold, wicked, designing man, who will ruin the Repnb-Tioan party, in' revenge for two times that he had been slaughtered by the political Striking his fist on the desk 1 considerable violence, Guiteau shonted: "Yes, sir! in my opinion Blaine is morally responsible for the death of Garfield."
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