New-York tribune., 1841-12-06

curse of all ,s victims. past. and present, ard to
come On the hSad OF thai rnan, "no, 10 ms con-
.cieEce. owns nc for his son. leave The WISH iLaf
bs NAV never ,icken in his bed OF down SUI DE
violent death as shall do now. ard nave The right-
yisd for nj only rnourner. To this | say Amen
amen
His arm tell downward by MS side: ne turned
and moved toward them with steady sep the
man he had been before.
There j. nothing more said inc Governor.
Hpsh rlorioned Barnsby not to come near nm
(thoust without locking IN ;h4 direction where ne
s,eod5 and answered, There * nothing more,
Move forward
Unless. said Hugh, slancing hurriedly back
unless some person has fancy Tor dog and
m, tbn unless he means 10 use hliR well! There
one l.los, 20 me. ST tHe house came from and
+. wouldn', be easy TO End q better he u "hine
a. frst. but he i soon s-Jover that-l GU wonder
that ,hinka bout a sos just low, ne aided WIN
kind OF laugh. Ii any man deserved ID ol me
half as well. d think OF hln
Ne ,peke no more. but moved Onward IN MS
place with careless air. though listening a. lNe
same tir,e 20 III. Service for the Dead. with some
,bip. between ,ullen attention. and quickened GU
riosirv As sson "a he had passed lie door, hi
i>cTdulc iSseNt.ilt ~ - NtAA 'NNA w.
5ehe.d he rest
Bsrns5y would have nouated the steps a. the
same rirnr-indced be would have gone beere
;nem but Ia both attempts ne was reStrained a ne
was 70 undergo the sentence elsewhere. In iew
minutes tie ,herltis re-appesred, tie same process
sou Wa again formed, and ,h.y passed through
various rooms and passages 20 another door-thAt
AT which the cart was waiting. He sed down tis
head to avoid >esine what he knew ms EYES must
otherwise encounter. and took his -eat sorrowiuuy
and vet wi h something OF childish pride and
plea.ure-in the vehicle. The officers tel into
their places at the sides in front and in the rear;
the ,her;fi's carriages rolled on gusrd at So
der. surrounded the whole; and they moved STOW.
Is forward hro sh the ,hrong and pressure toward
Lsrd Nafsied'. ruined house.
It was sad sight-all taat show, and strength.
and glitter. assembled round one helpless creat'rc
and sadder vet 10 note. he rode along, now hl'
wandering thoughts found strange encouragement
in ,he crowded windows and tne concouI'e III the
streets f.: and now even then. he felt the influence
OF the bright ky. and looked NJ smiling INTO -
deep untathoalable blue But there had been many
such sights since the riots were overcome 50
moving m thsir nature and 80 rcpu>ive too, that
they were far more calculated 10 awaken pity tor
the sufferers, than respect for that law whose strong
arr, seemed in more than osc case To BE- a wan
t.nly ,trs,ched forth now thai all safe, as II
had been basely paral sd in time OF danger.
Two cripple>-both mere boys-one with lee
Of wood. one VINO dragged his twisted limbs along
bv the help of = crulch. were hanged in thi, same
Bio nshury Square. As tie cart was about To
.lide from under theu it was Observed that thy
.toad with their faces from not TO- the house they
assisted to dcspoi and their misery was protract-
cd thu; this omission mi sht be remcdie'L Another
boy was haaeed IN Bow-street; other young la
in various quarters OF the town. -Four wretched
women. too. were put to death. In word, those
who suffered were for the most part the weakest,
neanest. and most miserable among them II
was an exquisite satire upon the false religious c'y
which led To so much misery that some of these
people ownsd ,hem-elyes 10 be Catholics, and beg
! ,ed 10 be- attended 5y their own priests.
One Young man was hanged in Bishopsgate-
street. ,sho,e aged Srey-headcd father waited tor
/ hin at the gallows. kissed him its foot when he
arrived and sat there the ground, until they
took him down They would have given HIM the
/ body OF his child; but he had no hearse, no coitn
nothing to remove it in, being too poor; and he
walked mceki> away beside the cart that took II
back to the PRISON, trying, he went, 10 touch lis
hteless hand.
But the crowd had forgotten these matters. OF
cared little about them If they lived in their me
mory aud Will. one great multitude fought anc
hustled to get near the gi5bet before NewSate, Ion
parting look, another followed in the train o
peor lost Baruaby, to swell the hrong that waited
tor him the spot.