The Archive · 1882

HOW GUITEAU RECEIVED THE SENTENCE

Daring this reading Guitea rently unmoved, and with h upon the Judge, but wh spoken he struck the table violently and outed: And may the Lord have m upon your soul. I would rather stand w Ido than where that jury do, and where your With spusition of the case thers appoured to be no reason why the remainder of the men should not return to duty and His id ingly directed that they do ao.

Captain CLARKE requested that the Court would caution them that, in future, if struck should come and complain two hundred foet long everything that was going there was anything once to be reported to him. it was necessary, me of the men had said it was no as he had often seen them himeelf. A going on in every and also be aware of tment pursued towards the lor has received cruelty from his daty to complain to the master and if the it does attend to it, it works gre iabip for himself.

Ais Hoxour ceted the men to return to duty and the Court adjourned,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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