Show eloquent juszt plea for a free press coil and free if ever that man runs bov to president he will get my vote declared one of those who participated in the d sous sion tribute from a juror danow s argument and warren q speech pit this case in a alf different ferent I 1 glit iid P J finley one of the jurors juror who voted noted to convict and who sat through the proceedings of the day clay tl TI ere is no question as to warren s ab lity and sincerity I 1 am not a so but as far as I 1 am able t determine I 1 believe warren is hone t and free from criminal intent finley dec declaimed declai ed it Is difficult to interpret the imbres slon that nv was as made on the mind of the court ordinarily convicted prisoner prison erh accept sentence in silence warrens course petrified with astonishment the co chirt to whom his remarks were id ad dresse I 1 an age ige seemed to hive elapsed before pollock recovered clentry to proceed it was very evi ei dent that he did not know what to si 13 undoubtedly he had made up his mind as to the severity of the sentence I 1 it this speech from the prisoner antly upset I 1 Is plans now he vibrated between doubt and despair warren arren poss bly with ith a note of defiance h d announced that he did not isk oi 01 x feet toot clemency or mercy that he was mas not guilty ind was not conscious f having comm eted an offense the united states district attorney had de banded that the full penalty of the law NN ali e years in the i 1 en tent liry iry ind a 0 o fine be inal acted the court in doubt but pronounce sentence with ith halting tones an all I 1 in a n anner plainly denoting the con confuse fusel 1 condl ton t on of I 1 ais is mind pollock bagai tl 1 renouncement of the sentence with an apology in part and an attempt at argument in reply to 11 arren s si sl ee h b accord ng to the fort scott tribune wan irien en 3 impassioned address made a most profound lim full tie tl e fact vict that judge pollock stated he had given the case weeks meeks and ind weeks of deliberation and had bad baldly known nihat w hat to do show 8 that W arren may have had some merit in h a clain that the govern mel t had sanctioned kidi aping the speech sir mr 11 arren de livered NN will III be kept as a treasure IT many who are with him in this case declared the tribune Iri bune warren s great speech tl TI e speech which is destined to I 1 e come immortal in iri I 1 11 t grature i Is as foll follow cims s I 1 wish tp to call the attention of the court to tl ti LA e fact that this case is the outgrowth of tl tie e kidwai ng of three v worlden orl men by ta tie e agent of the gloat gleat to n ng ons with the con ill givance vance of the state officials of idaho an I 1 coloian I 1 the I 1 draping of these n m orl ing i a n i n m as ac luies ced I 1 11 i bv the pread pres ant nt a d sanctioned by the si u i pren e co coltof i I 1 t of the united states in g g g to the manner minner in which these i oi ol kingmen taken from their homes as k h draping I 1 wish it un der stood that no less dastin distinguished a i personae u than justice mckenna enna ot of the sui sul ren e court of tl ti e un ted fed states state used this term in d seri centing ting from the op nion mon of I 1 s asso associates crite just ce ale ic lenna after reviewing the facts li I 1 before the supreme court sa d in the case at bar the states through their officers are tl e offenders they b an n illegal exertion of power deprived th accused of a co rigl t Is a crime pure and sl st aple all of tl ti e officers of the law are supposed to be on guard against t Is but ho he v is it when th the e law become the kidnaper when the officers of the law using the flims and exerting its power become abductors 7 this Is not i distinction w m phout a d fforence another form of tl ti e crime of k deap n distin gulshen only from that commuted comm eted bs a individual by circumstances if a state may say to one within I 1 er borders and upon whom her process Is served I 1 will v ill not inquire lov 1 v you came here I 1 mu must mut t execute my laws lays and lemit vou ou to pro aeed aga ast those who han have e N rang ed you yoi may she che so p ead aga net her of tensest may she aim tl at by mere physical presence w tl in her borders an accused person Is within her juried action denuded of his constitutional rights tho the gh he has been brought tl ere by her violence 7 9 and constitutional ra rigl 1 ts the accused tl e three workingmen I 1 have a eluded to in th s case certainly d d have hane and valuable ones justice mckenna vo to ced my vie view 9 and the i views s of evera ever law ab dai cit vit izen on th s import ai ii t matter touch ig the rights of the ind i lual but the tile supreme court declared oti erm ise a I 1 refused to giant the rol ef ed for by these and guaranteed to them 13 1 coi cot of tl ti e U t ed dutes and by every cons aeration de ration of fair a d J 1st ce cc to test the supreme court it was mas during luring the heit he it of th 9 strangle betm een the IN estera estern I 1 e le ration af of miners and ind the we mine 01 ers association of tl ti e w m e t that I 1 con ee ceded ed tl tie e idea of offering a I 1 rew rem it lid d for et ex governor tayloe who as was gen lally I 1 was a fug live from justice from bs h s home state of ken ren ducly fuel y and ind li I 1 i I 1 ld ng li I 1 i lallana iro 1 ro tecum aiom tl if e service of sitton by the governal go vernoi vernol of indiana Indian ct whose position was bv by governor poosevelt roosevelt of new lork and every prominent can P pol I 1 ti tieman cian an and d neRs newspaper piper in the united 9 states tat es would the si preme court hold to its op n on that k deap ng was not a cr me f the v ct m was a member of the can party and a depre |