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,.15 Dreyfus Guilty. of _Having iii 1894. instigated( Plots, or _llaviiigl Hcldbgggn-:_3»i»c_m...4» I C0lIllIllllllCall0ll Wlih 21 Foreign POWCl’ tire Wlill 0116. itfefs-°» °f out -iw . »°¢°°1¢d°=\»r --

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THE WAR COUNCIL CHAMBER WHERE DREYFUS WILL FACE HIS ACCUSERS.

Pauls, July 17.-Mathieu Dreyfus,

who has just returned from Rennes, lid to-day: ‘-My brother has assured Ile that he believes Leb on,when Minis- hr of Colonies, tried to have him putt fbdeath. Alfred savs that it was with 356 object of murdering him that Lebon

s when suff -ring from fever. The

Illlignities put uoon my brctaer dur- .hg L0b0n’< :idministrat-Zn'= equal the ‘fuelties ittlictid by Torquemada upon H8 victim. My brother hates Lebon, U other con spirzitors he looks upon Hier with pity or contempt. Leoofi *light by riiurilering my brotlier. ih- Vltle effiir woul l be hushed up.

“C ptain Dreyfus has new m.e.ste'r-»d=

Illovnole case. with its 2ha=t‘v train

and the [lJ!ll`l8I`ll:-tlC3l ft"t_~iir{i0v with Which he now grasps the t- -so in itil its dflillils Shows his clear mind. His bf°“59d face gives people an idei. that he is stout. but li‘~' body is very iiiiit-ti emaciated. Ile is sure twat he witl be acquitted and so am I."

The thirst of Dreyfus’ fri~iitl- for rc-

tflblltion ig iii'en.°e. buf tlit: (iiver ii- Illent holds a moderate opinion as to the extent to which they should he grititi»-tl. Theta is no genuine popular re.<entiiit:nt against the mild. but just measures ‘fhtch have been taken in tie case of Aurtinden,Pt-llieux, Daniel, and others. The result ofthe trial is universally re- gal`d0*l as a foregone conclusion, and the dhgnet enquiry which the Govern- mul has apparently decided to make Eorder to once more silence such peo- ‘NS M. ' seems Mm Quesnay de Beanrepxga h ost unnecessary. It is aglfless and absurd to imagine .that

R°l1tine fresh evidence of guilt Will

xmI°_“l\°0ming after the vindictive in Pml‘°l‘i have sought in vain for mt? R lesmsiaevitable. howovbf, sun- P'°°°u oi vindication -wiiii be

of Iorgeries, p»~rjLii'ies_ iiiiirdf-=‘<.l

Sllililes. He is a great mfttiemnti.-qnf;

proclaimed an innocent victim ot the blackest conspiracy of age.

THE NEW TRIAL

A cl ise examination of the text of the

judgment rendered by the Court of Cas- s ation in the Dreylus aiair, and publish- ed by order of the Chamber of Deputies in every commune ot France, discloses the important fact that Dreyfus is not to be tried upon the general charge of trea- son. hut upon the question whether he committed a particular treasonable act which is specified in the judgment. That i- ti say, even if he could beshown,up- oft iewly disclosed evidence, to have iiferi a traitor. but is yet guiltless of tin- one treasonable act specilied in the jtitlgutent, he would have to be acquit- .tl tv tie military tribunal now convok- cu .I l'{:'[ll18S

The operative part of the judgment ren- dered by the llourt of (7:-iss»tion is that which sets forth that the siiprem etribuual quashes and annual- the sei.t.~ ce of cun- demnfiiion passed Dec, 22, 1894. upon Alttetl l)reyi`u.= by 1 iv. Iirs? court-mer iai ot l‘;i‘ls, and sends back ine accuse-1 to ` be tried by :L coiirt--ner tal to be held fit tlletinespon the fo: .oavitig issue : -~I- llrey- lt-.is giiittr or liiiving in ltéill in.-tigiifed plots or hftlfl coiiiriiunivztiions with :i _ foreign povver, or wzti one. of it-i ageits y with a view to engage it to commifhos- tilities and ti Wage War against France. Orin or lei' to iurnisn i twith the means to do so by tittaying t"iei'eto the notes and documents enumerated in the border- eau?" That is the naked issue submitted to the second coui-tmarlial.and it is also to be noted that by the reasons recited in the preamble to the judgment, the Rennes tribunal is instructed as to the weight to be att iched to certain evidence brought forward against Dreyfus at the first court-martial, as well as to certain other evidence which has been subse- quently adduced.

V THE B0 RDEBEAU.

cournmartial convicted Dre) fus of having communicated certain docu- ments ri-lating to th» army to the agent of a fi-ri-ign pow. r on 'he express ground that these documents were en- um-r.-tted in 4 list,or bordeioamwhich it ndjudg to be in Dreyfus handwriting. The evidence submtted ti the Court of Cessation showed, in the tirst place. a great preponderance of expert testi- mony to ine tact that t is bordereau was written by the same hand as two letters knownto have been penned by E~ter- h.~.zv in 1892 and 1894 It was also proved that these three iette rs were written upon transparent square-ruled paper, and th~t the most careful search

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