The Arkansas banner., 1844-06-12

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 relinquished not my grasn. 'rls ns.8 s0 had been converted into dfmoalll q, aulll The results are. the recoverp 'O'lslai aa rite alphabet and language.. : Ol l4 of such testimony to revealed o aad nd. desired, xix, B, 37. How ,u lellgis ways of Providence! Bnt fo. T0ad s cidental publication of two oi st Seaq ems, these evidences of reyssIo s,Ion temporary with Jacob and s'Isa have remained a mystery to the S9seli s19
 HALL OF REpREsENrArIyrs + Editor of he Madisoniaa 'A' May |
 SIR-Enclosed l send vou h taining letter of Frank Conbls m Hs ket, Esq, in relation to Cbsrs;.o O9 !o robbed and murdered on the os s.r last spring, and for whose robl'a@ ala der, several have been lately ssosa! eos!i Louis, which the parties copcera,a n'l9'' rons you should publish. '"0l
 This is sent, and this request i, the instance of one of the pasia. % \ D and as he has sent it to me oa to r.i lls quest, 1 do it without thereby 4aae ia.' the slightest degree to interfs,o ~.l5 cause of justice founded upon teai.. which l am wholly unacquaint@l ,.iao \ satisfaction, and for all the benat s | confer upon the condemned r'lo. nproal ! the deed, l hope you will give ft,Ps'a' f 1a;a
 fourS' JAMES Bor' To JOSEPH H. CROCHET, Esd; 0''' isa
 DEAR SIR-l have this day rqe.;.., from Capt. John Mcdaniel, now ',a eos.1 a charge of robbing and killinc VI, M merchant, named Chavis, and ds,1. r \ to publish what 1 knew of s,id sI',1 ~ character and conductto the Texan n, surrendered by Col. Cooke in 1Slf s ing no acquaintance with Capt. lIep. address my answer to you, as | am ,1l ial you are one of his counsel. I declnss any publication on the subject; ye, V at liberty to use this letter as nav " ;.
  and proper under the circumstance,
 l remember Charpiis well, and ,5t CT forget him. It will be borne in nj l was a guest to the companies,-ag, Der of the Texan Santa Fe Expa6i 1911, having only visited Texas onT for my father, and joined the partg purpose of hunting, and restoring my This fact was proclaimed and well to Coy. Armijo and the Mexieans {, the small force under Col. Cooke M trayed by Capt. Lewis and others. sD ced to surrender by the most positRs ise of security to their persons and D notwithstanding which this man { whose assurances and oaths were mi strumental i'll this surrender, was ah, anxious to have LIS all shot the nextn and was one of the most bloody and in the debate which took place that our hearing, when all our lives we saved by oHesUote. He 1t was, too, \ bed me of all my property and eff the value of several hundred dolh wished to force Inc to cook for him; want, and when refused, caused mY be tied behind me with strips of a and although suffering great pain flo thus bound, he was not satisfied but held of me himself, with greatviolea my blanket from me aad mith his@ bound me still tighter by placing hs ny back and pulling Inc thongs at arms and acristS.
 My subsequent sufierings on thelor to Mexico are already known to tht and have never been denied or pall
 To conclude: of all the cold bloo wage scoundrels whom we encoun that disastrous occasion, ] recollee!l more vile, heartless, and cruel Sanae CharUiS
 Resp't your ob't sev't,