St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 7, 1913

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What's se ! mS ¥ yy | ‘Is Chief Document. ‘a9 & ~ a * ’ F t that it would be good poll-

_. he went to prison that he was hor- eo: wie 7x ~~ A a2 . Yell when we have no money or dispo- on f 2 he 8 ae ee Pig ee 3 i 8. Neither did this file contain the opinion that his mind had given aw BE Sy cai y A 2 ay ; ahh pen , of Files Shows His Let-

WIFE’S ILLNESS

3 i “Word-Phrasin g Artistic, but _ Evidence of ‘Public Demand” ~ Js Not on Record.

ecia) te the Fost-Dispatch. __ ALBANY, | ia of Jan. 7.—-The gecret im records of the Dix administra- tion, unsealed by Gov. Sulzer, dis- e 1 in the case of Albert T. Pat- ke that: | bo Patrick's final and. successful ea made through Col. Joseph ff. t, superintendent of prisons, was @n appeal to executive sym- 2. The mass of newly discoverel 2 J upon which the public was te believe the murderer of Wil- | Marsh Rice was pardoned, is ne? Pee, & part of the record now avalil- in the office of the pardon clerk. @Commupications of Supreme rt Justice Goff and the New York ct Attorney in opposition to the feation for clemency. When the «+ Sranting of the pardon was i wae na criticised a month ago,

ne iB ' M was stated that Gov Dix did not ig for the opinions of the judge and | the prosecutor of Patrick, because he _BQlready had them before him; but § papers on which Gov. Higgins _ peased in commuting Patrick’s sen- o from death to life imprison- sent were found in qa musty bundle | @ storage room, where the pardon — s said they had not been dis- ' turbed within their memory. There | Was, however, in this file, a letter from District Attorney Whitman of- fering to have a representative of his _ Office present at the hearings held by Gov. Dix's predecessor. ' 4 Only two letters to Gov. Dix ' eommending the pardon are included _%m the record; much more numerous are the communications condemning his action and impugning his motive. 6. The record bristles with accu _@ations by Patrick and his million. ‘aire brother-in-law, John T. Milliken against the judges and the prosecutor sand others, who are denounced as in omspiracy against Patrick. Horace White, who ‘heart! Pat- : application for a pardon when _ “A.out Charles E. Hughes’ term . rnor, ‘was advised by his lav

3 t, } vrant the application. ao e late Justice O’Brien of the court of appeals is quoted in a letter in the record as having said that he was thoroughly. satisfied of Patrick’- innocence, but some members of the - gourt, daré not, for political effect, + grant to Patrick a new trial. Patrick's family believed before but -not level-headed; when he in Sing Sing they expressed the 3 Rice. er Sole New Appeal. is nothing th the record to show trick made any move for liberty 7 than hie forma) application for an pndith commutation” of his sen- dated March 18, 1911, excepting his to Col. Scott, the prison superin- t. It was stated at the time of

that nothing had been accom- appealed to Col. Scott, whose influence with the ve was said to have been an im- factor. This letter of Patrick's, tten by him at Sing Sing Nov. 6, d his case this way: am writing you of delicate circum- cés which necessitate speedy action the Governor in my case, and in hich I feel sure I will have his sym- athy, if you see fit to speak to him ¢ them in the confidential manner f require.” Mek then described the physical mental condition of his wife, the! she had suffered in her 12 of battling for his liberty, and the of her hopes again by the Gov- |

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3 e = g 4 yi 2 c 5 8 Europe last summer. His letter nued: came to me the other day so #0 exhausted, and said the doctors warned her against nervous strain; ‘sad told her that in her anemic condi- Won her heart might not stand the etre and counseled her to keep quiet

avoid excitement, and this, she said Mntment that may kill me." New Evidence for Sale, ; I need not tell you how often We are Approached by persons claiming @ have evidence, tnfluence or power to

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