Guiteau Trial. Closing Speech to the Jury of John K. Porter, of New York, in the Case of Charles J. Guiteau, the Assassin of President Garfield, Washington, January 23, 1882
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Mr. PoETEK. There is the interior of the vile life of the prisoner. These are words spoken in perfect kindness and forbearance, by brother to brother, by a brother jDroud of and doing personal honor to his father's name ; by a brother who did, as the prisoner did not, remember his bright and accomplished mother. She was a pure-minded and faithful wife, who was never insane even for an hour.
Mr. Peisois^er. That is so.
Mr. PoETEE. That is the first tribute he has paid to the mother who nursed hi...m, and who loved him better than he deserved.
The prisoner has introduced in evidence a hand-bill of one of his traveling 79 lectures. Rememher, this is this man ■w\\o oiever deceived anybody, and who was furnishing his own recommendation of himself, and his lectures.
This is in Boston : By the Hun. Cliarles Guiteau The Prisoner. (Interjecting.) That is the way my letters come now al- ways, sir.
Mr. Porter. (Continuing.) When did he become honorahlef The little giant of the West.
When did this strolling humbug become " The little giant of the West ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. PoETEK. There is the interior of the vile life of the prisoner. These are words spoken in perfect kindness and forbearance, by brother to brother, by a brother jDroud of and doing personal honor to his father's name ; by a brother who did, as the prisoner did not, remember his bright and accomplished mother. She was a pure-minded and faithful wife, who was never insane even for an hour.
Mr. Peisois^er. That is so.
Mr. PoETEE. That is the first tribute he has paid to the mother who nursed hi...m, and who loved him better than he deserved.
The prisoner has introduced in evidence a hand-bill of one of his traveling 79 lectures. Rememher, this is this man ■w\\o oiever deceived anybody, and who was furnishing his own recommendation of himself, and his lectures.
This is in Boston : By the Hun. Cliarles Guiteau The Prisoner. (Interjecting.) That is the way my letters come now al- ways, sir.
Mr. Porter. (Continuing.) When did he become honorahlef The little giant of the West.
When did this strolling humbug become " The little giant of the West ?
What to read after Guiteau Trial. Closing Speech to the Jury of John K. Porter, of New York, in the Case of Charles J. Guiteau, the Assassin of President Garfield, Washington, January 23, 1882?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John K John Kilham Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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