New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-14

@ 1919 ,ora sayere than the Others and which be
turned with violence II states ihai e slss
twisting the nrisouers neckoth and then the prisoner
seized the Ratchet and inflicted one osoWInen s a pow
of reason nv srapeulation and remembered nethnS ar
ber distinctly or cpbrrentiy until afterward, when ne was
reused by knocking at the door Since ms VIC hit
prisoner has submitted series OF ieers ~t't 90 If The
TO various friends during his Imprisonment l one o w
letters written aiter the trial, he says tnat ne |
end himself against wanton vie and onpaId9nao
That ht asked the deceased 10 be just wno theleo a..
cused him OF injustice For calm worcs, tse
him insulting anguage His peremposy dsaai was srer r
he excused himself by haste and want OK conSlderauoh ~.
having down in the produced on the ta ha
obliged 10 stand the knees OF Adams, TO crp~u
him the box says that the first part of the statement
quite imperfect. aud did not convey the whole ruth
admits tha, he ret0rted language repruac
and gve farther details 50 important If true that they
could have been forgotten when preparing his previous
cause they made known by him until that state
ment had proved insufficient for his defence
The letters OF the prisoner furnish other reasons to dis
rut his verecityf To receive such statement
and permit speculation based rpoR 10 overthrow
Dict would be suhversive OF the administration OF justice
The laws are always be executed except where their
penalties can be waived without prejudice TO the public
welfare or consistent with their general policy
Society has been deeply shocked and justly alarmed tor the
security of life in the metropolis The delverance OF the
prisoner by Executive cemency would be an encourage
meat 10 aocous crime Nor does the prisoners character
conduct recommend him TO the favor which can oe only
sparng!y Welded He dwels with satisfaction upon er
taord,arv respecabty of birth he possesses talents
and has enioyed ,ore ordinary advantages OF educa
n and has given instruction various modes 10 his fellow
citizens contracted habits ana relations incon
.senr with IN noTeasve and vruouS life. His conduct
in relation crime and its consequences has been IN
sincere inhumap relcntle and remorSeeSS tie Is Valn
and reyeent: ubued ith false sentiments
of honor morality Justice and virtue; and seems incapable
OF conjunction crime committed sorrow or injuries
inflicted Penitnce and resolutions TO amend are indpen-
sable among other conditions, OF PARDON No sucn cond
ons are offered in the present The prisoner has for
gotten his victim, heaped insult upon his humoed and De-
reaved family deed the Court denounced tne jury ana
presented himself before the Executive injured, not
penient man.
In making known the prisoner that the expectation Of
pardon the last hope Of life must be relnqushed the Gov
ernor cannot orbear expressing earnest wish that
tie days which yet remain to the, prisoner may be
spent preparing appear before that dread tribunal ap
pointed for all men, before which offer any other
Justification than sincere repentance for every error and
humble yet conhding faith in the REDEEMER OF MANKIND
WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD.
Extract John c. Colts letter dated February 18TH
1872 He almest instantly seizea hold OF my neckcloh,
which placed in his power.pressing me to The Table
and wall he struck three or four times IN the breast ana
seized me per prirGJ pGrte Every thing seemed TO turn
black. in agony, and exertinS myself Tor relief how
know not The last distinct recollection have before
was relieved by his tall was that OF trying 10 press him OIL
with my LETT hand held on his collar endeavorlng with
nv rich, hand at the time raise myself from the
lable as he had me pressed ever backwards upon it, II
in this painful position that seized that accured
Wh sysd % f.om his borrid rrssn beheId for the frst
time my awful defence. Heaven only knows the number
And when reflect upon the instrument unfortunately
seized and nsananeousy used only TO be wondered
that his head was not dashed into thousand pieces
Nv Counsel considered my case perfectly clear one and
believed that should be acquitted Io produce thls result
office in bad blood and the evidence OF the scue and The
o., MS ha b;s
man had Before, in several instances, shown himself
kind Of dare dog and had been consequently turned from
the houses OF several citizens Tor abusive and insulting IAN
gn.ge Had tbs ao have been The ION % could & ca
thai unfortunate, foolish identified, ana
aning il. was the dray mans He swore that was The
ceary @ To prove tha, was no, about the granite building
that morning. TO have acquitted But should forever
bypSf by u 'f ''p '''0uS Tue myers '' inc law
NEw-HAMPsHIRE.-In the Loco-Foco Legisa-
rive Caucps At Concord on the 9Th ,be vote for II
S. Senator on the first ballot stood
Charles G. A,hertor.. .ss Ira A. Eastman... .s3
se,,ar;1 Eeonara WILCOX ..'.iz Moses MOTIFS
On the second ballot
Charles u A'hernn: nss: N9rri. La
So Atherton was dulv nominated.
r. ,ho ori.lotrrs reyt do,-
Senate. c. g. A,her,on III D. NJ Christie.
Loco Scattering. II Andrew Pierce. IL
Loco vote e......:l7! Wing do ...;s',..6i 90
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Gropcr. The T.episla,ure of this State cor.
v.n.d A. M;lledaev;,la On Mondav tho 7tb ;not
Sen. r. NJ EchoIs of Walton WINS elected presi.
aen, oil tna senate ilaV"s ~ votes TO 81 LOT a. !
m"'er' " ns') ''''es 'aa"son was eNUse"
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course Loco Focos of the Bank-slspension order.
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