Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 22, 1920, Winnipeg, Manitoba 1 1 i his lordship shortly after the court resumed in the by i i morning and had not concluded when i my counsel i the court adjourned g in the Crown counsel would have clone he will finish at this morn i Ings and afterwards will go would have Laid charge of seditious conspiracy against says Mcmurray but follow our up Bis line of East with the body1 of his Almurray declared Crown who died Friday makes frequent use of scrip Tural quotations in address to jury if c i ill till trial of i Laid one Bati present tin the Day of the the Ebro they would Lipi would have legit Loiis a statement counsel for go Bilge ail dress to the jury at the seven strike Kaders to Rind id was a parallel for the by Lite Metcalfe made the in Mem Irray did no i did not would have the Sermon the mount As an overt act Asra inst would have branded the fishermen on the Lake of Galilee who followed him As and would have interpreted the blessed Are the Meek for they shall inherit the As indicating an action on the part of the a Saviour to Tulip away the comment on this line of reasoning was 1 am afraid we know enough about As the above me address was an Effort to i How that the Crown had absolutely no Case against the seven he ahned Judi Licat Ion for the i spew lies that had been j Heidi nor that the accused had Only exercised the rights of britishers when criticizing which were i part and parcel of the British system but had not to be worshipped the the discontent and unrest he attributed More to the hire rated Ami Diamond ringed Cap than tip socialist and when dealing with Ibe claimed that it was an honest Light for collective it was also purely local he Ivens Throat gives it was Wiliiam Ivens who should have addressed the court when it but he stated that he was unable to go on As a result of Throat trouble due to speaking for the greater part of thursday and All at noon Ivens said he was and the judge allowed him to go Ivens will probably resume when Mcmurray in View of statement to the jury Friday night that he was sorry he was unable to Mcmurray referred i an attempt to influence the trial As the burning of witches at j the alleged statements had been than one Hundred made previous to the opening of the trial and charges could have been previously entered against the Justice Metcalfe advised the counsel that it was better for him not to touch on the contempt or is it the common people with because he himself could their trial by jury their Freedom j jury much More about not More years ago on a charge of Witch to show that Law and Public opinion could what is the great British people is it the Par Amentt or the House of cards Tell the of speech and their Power by vote j condemnation of tactics of Hie talk about i Crown time was when a Man stood up articles in picking and had been choosing submitted for a Een suite Tor trial and was persecuted by the As was made by or ale Tia no j Van you the government and the the fact that literature Trien uttering his was found in a mans Home did not e Metcalfe i must Stop imply that he agreed with the arg about j ments in he Imu m was y say he argued that the Crown had j finish then but would do so the next that men had died for Freedom been playing upon the sentiment of morning it is not expected that they had been sent to the jury in of Ivens will take much time in the Trike his address to a drawn and at one Point m Nis address or or Mcmurray was Toldi the Edge anybody Ever drawn and Quad not to Monney Wuh the Cor anything but treason that tried Christ this order was Given following statement by counsel which his lord ship construed As meaning that con Ike stable Melaim Lan bad been going bout the Street with a drawn n dont do it again or Yon Wii on Ivich the was the i final when my endeavouring to similarly Only the evidence of had been Given As to injuries sustained during the this was brought out to influence the jury owing to his War although Many others had been injured As argued a it n j the he had re i on this and instructed of patriotism had been i the jury that Only such punishments overdone in there anything but treason j were for All i capita Justice Metcalfe disagreed with i Rannard shoes none better for fit for style for Wear tenseness of everything was 1 bad been inflicted for treasonable of tyrannical judges and oppressive governments not 200 years ago had tried to Send labor reformers to in Dominion renew tace Mustard in the pot daily the use of keens Mustard makes your dinner tasty and its delicious Tingle enhances the flavor of your and its essential oils and its Are incomparable aids to health and for the enjoyment of your and for better the Mustard pot with keens Mustard every son limited Montreal Toronto 2 Canadian re Are i to by an repartee i prison however which developed while Mcmurray said in be the Crown with was assailing the lawyers emphasizing the value of fury ing the scope of it in order to the Crown and particularly Justice senior inlay used the the unabashed audacity of his Learned when Andrews interrupted with the remark that while this was just to be sex Lairg up its wide seditious i Murray bewail it is a late time to wave the Flag in courts of he the actions of the he j gave ample proof that their abets were open and in no Way like the crowns attempt to prove them of a secret intent toward be he pointed out to the jury that Aien opposed to an i e a ii thiner in the our unabashed at Iii de that he did nut found to bring in tyrannical judges evidence had Bee produced from All parts of Canada to prove Mcmurray told the jury that a that no prosecutions history was sometimes stranger than were being made in any other pro he would show he that the history of this trial was j he referred to the crowns Case charged i much stranger than any Why j the product of a heat oppressed and a visionary there he a weaker a i hag a charge of seditious conspiracy been Laid against the accused he quoting the different Laws on they could have been charged with uttering seditious words they could have been charged with uttering seditious he but the Crown could not have proved personally i do no approve of the theory of a fever stricken brain than this Contention of the Crown that the accused wished to overthrow the i capitalist a menace 1 Furco aed and Diamond ringed capitalists were of More danger to the country than anyone Mcmurray these men dared interfere with the government and waged War on tile working class did the sons of Canada wage War Oil the germans for these peo he was there Ever any prosecution Smith e that is a list of whether remain in this j of the Crown in the laying of which was this i have been on this Case Ane Tryr Theu John for the last eight so has or me chimed j 1 have watched the Mccu i with mutation of evidence and charges j says massed action when the accused Are charged with v 1 would j locating massed the Crown j of these profiteers for seditious my Learned themselves have been using massed i counsel asked answering j Mary and try to find out action in bringing up their i himself that there never had any More words he Mcmurray the Crown objected to this on the in Mcmurray referred to the ground that Mcmurray was replied his speeches made by Queen and it i in a statement and that his argue he wants to tire at praising their efforts and sex ment was irrelevant to the j tiie i planning to the jury that such men i Ltd Metcalfe agreed Witlam 1 the to this counsel stated i he was bin attempting to arrive at j is s16 ills with their had i the trial saturday Given up better opportunities Soas to stated that he was associate themselves with the j ing class to better the Rannard Brogue has character built in it you May expect to find Here anything you want in Good men in All walks of life come to want and get Satis r read of the 1 sorial opened his address the jury their patience j the most Imi Iai had Ever been j Mada it would be read i to exclude men ulv As now City and of the put one your Mouth at bedtime the rights of trades the m Lulor tally had never been i filled St by Are proud these men Are Briti Sli j and Canadian Are glad the stood up for their Thev j Are not wild eyed As the Crown tried to make you they Are men whose religious ideals Are sufficiently Large to Mirace Good in All As to keening to the crowns Chaiseng no of the lie contended in was resided in the and Early to have Farmers to were out of touch with on the f it was on he that the Ranj defense had challenged the appear Aiice of Crown counsel in the As j they Felt they would not receive an j impartial Justice Mot Calie the jury i might Well know the whole i Mcm Irray they also pro tested against my of the present so was the distrust of the country in the government which was filed by the capitalistic that Tho Farmers them selves had organized to combat the evil and to oust the government from control of the i the Winnipeg citizens league was u organized to fight trades Mcmurray there had been no differences Between the 1918 and the ill strikes except Itiat the and the citizens league pointed alled i array pointed out the i class of witnesses called by the i and Emi and asked the jury their j Nee Ronld he by Reading the Origi i Nal information sworn against the l by Albert Adpar in before i senior Crown i this he dealt with Rhc and was Laid for the of getting the accused out of the he pointed out that a huge number of foreign appealing on the information had been dropped by the and that no proof of the arrest of a single i one of i j defense counsel contended that no proof had been adduced of con need Iti Uii or any of accused with to inferred that the crowns Refe Ienco to aliens was made merely to i prejudice the minds of the jury i the i Mcmurray pointed out to the j jury that whereas this was called a i state there have not appeared As witnesses any of the government i officials of the he claimed i that the information Given in the Evi Dence had been procured by the i Crown after the arrest or the accuse f i i counsel continued by referring to i i the amending of the immigration j he followed the visit of j minister of j to Winnipeg at the time of the j ii he abolished the Righi i j of trial by was there he asked the a connection Between this legislation and the arrest of the i referring to the arrest of the a i he Queen and heaps were led like felons to the j with Irons on i i the he to Dei port the under the am i the immigration j Public j Public he forced i trial by and the Crown was i i forced to go afield and get their in i he asked the jury if it i j was not probable that Robi i Orison and Arthur when in j consulted with the Cibij Zens and went Back to i draft the legislation referred i under this amendment was it not j i possible that certain interests wish i de Queen removed from the City i he another query was to whether it was Likely that the government was afraid of the accused and took this Early Means j to get them out of the i he made particular reference to the evidence of Corporal i government censorship j resuming his address the jury in the stated that before the Banning of the removing of the rights of free speech were undreamed owing to the the people had been willing to abide by such j but the government had not been willing to give up this Power when the War was terrain i the Powers the government for i j deportation without jury trials was i i strongly condemned by i who claimed that the actions i of Andrews when government had to be sustained by the government with the result that the government had raided the Homes of citizens and had raided labor temples throughout the coun try in a search for this when the government protested that they bad no quarrel with Andrews had claimed that the 1319 strike was a Why was the 1918 strike not one also it had been a sympathetic and the utilities had been out on the Only difference was that senator Robertson had 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