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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-09
HAIS " I'D C.AasS.

HAVE received this day, atmay 'Che1p nat
ana Cap store. corner of Main aud Unien
hlreets, the largest assortn ent of CAPS m his
tity, which | will dispose of AT n SIN 40 advauc,
pn cost prices. NV friends and customers are la
vIicd 10 cali before they are all dispcs,d of. The
ass ~'t;iicnt consists of the Glowing kinds:
Gcntlemen's Ole Bull Black Cloth Caps,
D. Naval do do
10 Cloth caps, fur back and front,
Do Blue Naval caps,
Do Vclvcieen do
Boys and louth's Gut Velvet cans,
Do do Fancy Black do
De do Glazed
Infants caps,
Do Hair and satin caps,
Together with all kinds tadt are usually worn
through the winter season. ! take this oppnftu.
nifty TO give my friends and customers my great
est thanks Tor their patronage aud support for
the last five wears, aud shall always endcavor To
deI.lt II, by strict attention 10 buSincss. and n
nov o9~iease, and give COOP BARGAINS.
SAMUEL ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-09
SCGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE
MORE EVIDENCE.


AE r BILL, Of the hrm Of Girlcy e. Hill
We lG9 Broadway, says The Sugar Coated
indian Vegetable Pills are superior TO any he
mas eyer taken. His vile has found them de
-h'lul and ,Sicdoious.
MISS 'uGLAss, corner Walker and Ludlow
S%i;eelsi has been cured of pain IN the head.
dlmneSs OF Sight, and dizziness 1T long stand.
ing, by them Pills.
Mas SlMoNs. OF 90 Henry street; cured OF
pains ADD cramps. OF eighl years standing.
MIR ATKINS, OF 2GJ Greenwich street, cured
OF dyspepsia, Of seven years Standing.
Ma CARLocK'S daughter, 8 Staple street, cur
cd OF Worms m heir worst form.
Raw Ma BURNLTT, Of BrooRIgn, cured Of bill
louy complaints, weakness, &c.
We need not add more. Evidence crowds
upon Us from all quarters No Pills ever before
accomplishedso much, with SO lirle trouble and
ii>agrreabIcncss, as % Smuh's(Sagar Coated
Improved Indian Vegetable Prls1 Sold al
GuIon'> corner Bowety aud Grand SITS, Phiiio'>
corner at Bcekman and William streets; Eve.
tcl's, % Hut on 81; Mrs Hays lfg Fut.n 81
BJuckIyn; and 2O3 Grecnwita street. Ex7mipf
The iaJel-look Tor Or SMnH's written sigma
'UIe Cd 10 -ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-09
IMPORTANT TO SHOE DEALERS.

IMPORTANT TO SHOE DEALERS.
JOHNSON, WHITE q JONES, ManulacIuIers
- md Wholesale Dealers in
SCOTS SHOES AND BROGANS,
NOS 81 and 80 Shoe and Leather ST. Boston, and
NO on feafl street. New York. would respectfully
'nV"e dealers IN these articles. visiting either ofIho
nOoV@ cIlieslo coll and examine their stock Of goods
heiofe making their purchases, assuring them that il
VII mol be iund inferior 10 any in the country
NV d J. are extensively engaged in manufacturing
ana eau therefore supply dealers on the most rea,
sonobie terms. 3m aaoo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-09

1000 lbs oak Tan = nnish sole Leather
5000 do hemlCck TAN DO do dG
200 do county sole do do
10 dozcu curriso bpoi morocco skins
10 do Madras dn DO do
u d, fine cuttisO hid do
) do brush do do
6 do pink lining skins 10 duz fair Innings
10 do binding ,kius $50 lbs heel spurlDlcs
600 p1pcfs ol 4, 6 aud 8 ousccs lacks
30 bushels Boston shoe peg, Pssurted sizes
$50 lbs No best hulfuleached shoe Thread
200 d" No 10 blcaChcd aUd green TO
Together wnh boot webbing, boo, laccs, black
tape, busIlcs. anl shoe bIackiug. (Niason's hest,
Warranted 1" be a first rate uuirlc)- Also 30 dozen
mems aud boys summer hats e different kinds.
The above stock has been selected rom The manu-
lacluteTs with great care, expressly Tor Ihc retail
rade, and which we can 10 our
cusio'n' Is MS heiue FIST rate articles. all Of which
sc Will sell extremely low Tor cash.
Our old cusumers and Ihe puhl,c. arc respectfully
.inNitod tu cali aud examine our stock. aud we
plttgc ourselves lu sell as good m article. aud Us
cheap, as any other sore IN Wheeling. County
merchants Will do wei To give Us q call before
purchasing. as we shall I've enabled To sell them
o'i' nnd shoes by The dozen vcy low Tor cash.
up %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-09
ESCAPE FROM THE GREAT FIRE AT PITTSBURGHul
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER COLDS.

HAVING BEEN RECEIVED BY WAY OF THE GREAT CENTRAL RoUr
OFFERED FOR SALE. AT THE CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-09

s. Ee &c &c.
Corner of Main and Monroe SIS, WHEELING vi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-09

AtoayS Triumphant Cure follows cure, III
i Onward victorious |caretil
nAyrnS E.h llth. ISIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-09

- CASKS MADDER-
- 90 Bags Pepper
90 do Plmentos
is Bbls Alan
so boxes Bunch Raisina
2 bales ) 5 Almonds
cases birthstone
cask Blue VitTiol
barrels I loves
200 Mats Cassia
90 boxes Chocolate
cask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Camwood
30 do Clipped LoSwood
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
4 ceToons indigo
cask Lamp Black
2cases Llquo. ice Ball
25 kegs Mustard
IL barrel M tmegs
so barrels Loaf Sugars,
AIJust received and fs. sale by
l9n6 GRANGLE ~ BAfLEYS.
HnEKFUNERN-J received. n onod -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-09

100 do do pegred morocco buskins
400 DO do kid aud muru. CO waking shoes
$50 DO do cali aud mDt"cco lace boots
100 do do kip ana grained do
800 do chldrcn's fancy shoes aud hall CATERS
200 do do cold had huuis nud ankle tts
200 do do black Md boots
100 do DO DO uuklejics
$50 do do seal aud motruCco do
500 ID do seal aud morocco boots
900 do do do do Glow pricc)
A l. so
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
L. $ Circuit Court. ArElL
Before Judge, NELsos and BErrs.
rEE sAEAH LAVINIA PLRAcY.


The Distrct At,csaey rose aad remarked follows:
IN the cage OF p~soa arT-sted about weeks since
the suppositIoa Of beng lliaa WebSt~r the
p;c- Of DAVID S4b under sentence Of tah tor piracy
and eolrd , Sarah Layina ad no brought
INTO Court informed Of the oC his
~atr5 sassrd from Information have received and from
plsoeef that h- ilan Webster stands in
ticed cane this coEeIusoa from the statements MADE
by the ate aed several sailors b-ougIag the ship Nalce1
which vessel sailed rom th The 21d Of Jun. 1873
saunt 10 Canton The and three oi tv all con-
tn b. the name haI,s all and sailed in the %
IL. taJ alluded to- ard aihrngh his
set bali months afterwards. Thy aia tins wsy
Two o. three u h- prsons :" no hid .pp,d dd Eo' reader
themselves sc The vessel and th-Es HeFs taken IL eIr
iaz whieb very often ocean, have no doubt bot
till AFrs! l; ne carh Leriaia sz:lsd from
A-xsrGz oa tb- Of july .Ss days after the
committed - we-ks iitrrs ards also seft for Sir
Vscasy shipping master u rIEdca aud With whom
Babe Webster and Hstbes mad resided for g'sek or
before they snpied which goes 70 show ne b~St r'iony
M V souId j. The lSt ,he orirr of tIns sld
s,sr. tfat ;he p-i,atef wzs cot Veb,,cr he wss cf
the hight and cut differed II bis fessobal apiss
Ss5s hir -T-n Il IL Turkish otber Although
Sir aniSht - De house BABE and hi aero?lie-s ere
t-ng -ts.-f doubt thou ght but sas
@ he = mistaken hr tflai sas rc have taken place y.Ate
dav Or to-tay sa1 Sir X. s T-tBrcsd SewFofk tut
:hiak be III hn,s- feel satisfied thar he mistaken
Under theS circumstances shall net proeefd uader the
Indictment hirk entirely uEEeeess4Ty u place III,
Court h xrease 3.i delay cf doing 80 and he Ect
he man tbir i W ud b. an;l,t % lie prIsoner i. ;, -
y duy to Ak Jou. HoGo not discharge entirely
should - 5st rs q eSS aSS o, eJate an
trgs tl a=aist hrn for oehcs boar The ,,a'ch,z
at baTe done - jezocy TIE wi,ae4JeK from a.;
Trstet e Ind!cHs=at IS 5r attrnpc make mntiny oa
b0ert The Satesz oa - passage f.c New ork Cztoa
as a NJ oe dismissed the cha ia:ive ;e piracy
ss.i he'd the other.
Sszs DadsY Field sat John Nca-oo had besa assigned
~ the Court ss esuase ios the prisoner sea:z &c tie p
aey hasHg fahtrd thei. duty th- Ccnrt released hrn
!f9la any i7rt!sef SefTie- T-gsrd 10 the accused.
: TFeaa !nsT soon Afterwards came is.o Coaft with
tue ol ssaiEs, Tie gEsSoEe- Charles VAIL Tor ATTEMPT
70 create isyot on BE- ard The SatchsEiso wh another bill
lie uEloTt Of which giv-a The pubic The prs
oths- Indictment
eil understand ia-d the Captain Of the Hatcher
III. Ssfae Court after the ci the veasel IN t sprlng
Of 4 for assault and batiy and the Captain Sesd the
suit by paying Is hi;n s2e
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
,resmerlsm and Tooth-Draw,ng.

To tie Editor or me !FfoHHt:
few weeks since, my attention directed to the sub
,ect Of Mcsmersln. IN the following
Ny friend Mr. rarmy having been requested by Or.
Pike to extract tooth !or Lady IN Mesmerlc so =.
rerrel him 10 me- As was rather skeptlca on that sub
e; they considered their argument strengthened by
ploying an unbeieving operator This. admit tie
most udcous they could have adopted and also
sd, the moral certainty OF detection OF all kinds of de-
CO p,on on par, OF the magretser when placed In this
s.iuat!on There but few, If any ladies who
Inre the paln Of extracting tooth hrmiy fixed In the Jaw
without nau!fes;ins symptom Of pain which can
easily be detected by the operator. But now willing
to admit that extracting FIVE teeth and four roots, from
four dferen: persons In Mesmerc sleep. have not been
able 10 discover the least symptom OF pain n either of
them and truly believe tha, the mcs painful operation.
In surgery can and have been performed when under It's
iuilaence without the least pain Inconvenience the
par. of the patient.
If these wonderful phenona be extensively applied
90 the science Of Medicine and Surgery relieve the
in,oleraLlo pain and suffering the OF humanity
why not appyt2 That It has been done deny.
and there are individuals who offended because It is
,re and they cannot understand Us principles the
dus ogeri would them the subject OF Electro
Magnetism, ard ask why they canno; investigate and
anaIyze all is movements on the material world.
If there Is state where the soul can exist with
ou; the trouoles and pains the body or there Is me-
dunn state between sleep and death believe that
magnetic sleep. saw lady In Jersey City who wanted
eight or ten teeth extracted and cou not be persuaded
have Il done any other way than In magnetic sleep She
was extremely AID would allow herself to be
magnerzed Dr. PIKE promised that hcr teeth should
no, be exractef that evening. Soon aer she pat
to Sleep Dr. P left her to magnatize another The
husband Of the lady came md requested
anime her teeth while abe in that state. dd So aud
told him that they couid be removed Well, said he take
the out and extracted two witsou; her knowledge or
consent. J. W. c. hid
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

IyDIAv OurRAGEs s--We copied from another pa
per last week brief paragraph stating tha, there
had been farther Indian disturbances In ne town OF
Ancram week or two since. The Gazette Of last
week had detailed Statement, sol the affair, by
which II appears that on the llth instant Deputy
Sheriff Sedgwick dlspossessed man 0f farm in
that town, aud placed another man by the name OF
Shook IN possession. During the succeeding night
number Of persons assembled and compelled the
occupant to getnp and assist them 10 pulling down
the building.
During the succeeding week the same officer
wenttO Ancram 10 EJECT another individual, but
found he had already left the premises, and that
another person had taken possession of the house,
which he refused TO quit. The officer put him out
after struggle, and then gave possession 10 a Mr..
B5gaIdus. This gentleman il tseems they are deter
mined 10 drive off, as they have since visited his
premises destroying his agricultural implements,
cutting MS harness, and committing other deprcda-
tions.
On Thursday las, Mr Sedgwick again paid
7isIt 10 the town Of Ancram accompanied by a pos
Sc Of abou, 30 from this city, 10 dispossess a man
named Coons, and 10 serve distress warrant for
rsntr Arriving at that place, they found Coons
nan est. and having collected The rent for which he
had warrant without serving 1t, the Sheriff and
his posse returned 10 the city the same day. We
have not learned that any farther ou;rages have
been committed. Iaudson Repub. Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
Decent OF the Excise Eli.

The bill allowing the People OF the several Cities
and Towns of this State TO decide by majority
vote whether they will or will not license the sale
Of Ardent Spirits in their midst, was on Monday
evening defeated in the Senate, by of Is 10
H. By this vote the whole bill was stricken out
and Mr. Lofts substitute inserted (by IA to 12)
prescribing that charge shall hentsforth be made
for Licences. In this shape we presume the bill
has been sent back 10 the House.
We thank the enemies Of Temperance in the
Senate for the manliness with winch they have
met this question; we thank MIR. Lott for his
amendment. Rum has triumphed over Public
Good, as usual, but not in the usual sneaking, un-
derhand way. It's votaries have given US the Yeas
and Nays on a direct vote and though our cores
pondens letter has failed Gas 1t always does when
we particularly want it,) go that we have not the
Yeas and Nays before us, we shall pay our respects
10 them In due seas n. BY abo!lshns The pay Tor
Licenses, the adversaries Of Temperance have
cleared formidable obstacle from the path Of
Reform Henceforth the question will be asked
of every candidate for Alderman or Supervisor,
+" Aye you in favor of granting Rum Licenses 10
sioen our Pauper Idrcs by thousands and not con-
tribute farming toward paging thcn?" We
should have preferred a more simple and direct
issue; for the Rumseliers will all act together and
with an eye to the main chance, while The adver-
saries of their traffic will be split up by politics and
other matters. But this will work clear-the Peo-
pie will be enabled to vote directly this simple
question and The trGde Of drunkord making 'ciH
cease to be legalizsd in tie STATE Of Ne1r- York
This result may be postponed bur cannot be pre-
vented
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

The WAvsRLEY HovsE.-Among the pleasant
associations. which crowd into the mind on the
mention of the word JIrretiey, are visions Of good
cheerand hospi;abe abundance. We invoiuntarily
smack our lips a, the though; OF Roas, Mutton, fat
Turkeys. and VeniSon Pasties, washed down BY
old Bordeaux and Burgundy, with stirrup-cup Of
the genuine Otard With such Highland feast
spread ou. before the imagination. il does one inf
mite good 10 step into tie Waverley about dinner
time. There you will find all the generous plenty
of Fergus McIvor's Scottish Board with all the i'm
proved civilization of a metropolitan Hotel IN
fact everything is inviting, that human weakness
il ant to exhibit ndecision and fall into excess -;
i,.decsion. because all the dishes excellent
that you cannot make up yonr mind where TO COM
mence the a,tack-and ercess, because when you
have once begun you dos't know where 10 stop
The truth is, Mr. Whtcomb is one of the most llbe
raj landlords in America. He furnishes his table
in the most attractive style and as soon as any deli
cacy finds its way into the market il is sure TO be
served up a, the WaverIey These are considera.
tons that cannot fail to weigh with the travelling
public, as may be seen by the daily arrivals at Mr.
Whitcomb's magnificent establishment
We have never seen more polite SET Of servants
than those at the Waverley. They are indeed par.
tcularly prompt and obiging. The public and Pri-
yate apartments ore elegant and comfortable, and
all the arrangements are such as might be expected
IN tir:t.rate London Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

&C. YouYe AMERICA is the title OF Radical
paper published in this City, which prominently sd-
vocates the appor.ionment OF the Public Lands to
each citizen who wants section and has no land
cIsewhere-to be held not fee, but subject 10 re-
version to the State when the occupant abandcns
it. This plan will come TO be gravely considered
yet, if Congress refuses to apporion the Proceeds
of the Lands to the States, and the efforts TO beg
them away by the Half MillionAcres or reduce the
price to song, are continued If the lands are
not 10 be paid for in such manner that substantial
and lasting benefit shall enure TO the whole Union,
we greatly prefer that the title should remain in the
American People
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

The cost Of Railroad Iron IN Englsnt, at the latest
.,iss, (f,5 1851 would bring price ct this port under
% percent du.y nearly to ss7 ton nstead Of Ss4
urn,ed in yesterdays paper We should have stated the
now made at tbs Mount Savage Works At 100 tons
.r ,ees which 4, to be Increased to 300 after August
instead Of 80 rnnch per day. The Mount Savage Works
have supplied 1908 OF Rails to the FAN River Com
n,nv a. $50 per ton delivered in Baltimore They
sstipz sss which just about the present OF import
Ing English Rails ta.o the duty The Rails made q. tn,
Mount Savage Works have been for time exhibited
Tho Merchants Exchange, aud pronounced fully equa
n no. SUPERIOR TO the best British article.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
rom French Papers.
Political Contredancc.

An event which stirred up the bile OF the Aihe-
mans happened a, Athens il February last. 1t was
the refusal OF the President Of the ChaInber OF De-
puties 10 dance with the Queen at the Court bali
given on the 18th Of bruary, the anniversary Of
the arrival OF King Oino. At the moment when
according to etiquette the Queen was about to re-
quest the President TO dance the Polona.se with
her it was discovered that ne had disappeared, ard
he did not return until the dance was flashed Ii
was supposed that the President was Gsconteated
with the precedence accorded to the President Of
the Senate, and took this method to express MS
feelings.
When the Chamber OF Deputies met, on the Eth,
the session opened with -ow, the President being
loudly called upon for an explanation of this dis
loyal treatment of the Queen. He expressed him
self guiess of any intentional disEespect, and
stated that be was as much afflicted by the position
of things rs any Of. those who reproached him
The Chamber accepted his excuses, and appointed
a depu,a,ion who were admitted the same even
ing 10 a solemn audience, and in the presence Of
the King, the Queen, the President Of the Council
and the whole Court, expressed the sorrow and
unanimous regrets of the Chamber at the gfievous
accident at the Court ball. The King responded
in proper terms. The PresldeRt Of The Chamber
was about to demand an audience 10 express his
regrets in person for the sad affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30

0J- The Rochester Daily keeps insisting that the
decided Wing majority of Supervisors in our State,
for the first time In ve years. don't mean any Thing in
particular, at any rate don't what appears so
plain the face OF H. Ye. the Daily, though that
the circumstance Is wholly unmportant can't let Alone
but keep talking of It, This is rather weak in our
ncghbor. He shsud rather take pattern by that sturdy
LocoFoco OF Old who according to the tradition, tried
again and again wheedle his way INTO Soahs Ark the
waters Of the Deluge were rising. At last, when they
up his chin be made final effort with the usual III
success and gave up Go TO thunder with your Ark
his valedctory TO the Admlra don't believe there's
going to be much of shower 1.-THE Daily will find that
the shower is just beginning.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
Now-York Legislature.

MONDAY Aplll ~, l5'J
| II SENATE, after considering number OF private
! bills, a motion was made by MIR. Porter, 10 make
the bills reducing the fees and salaries Of the Off
GERS al the salt works. the inspectors, &c. IN New
| York. and the county clerks, special order tor
| "Wednesday next Agreed 10, after a long debate.
On motion Of Mr. Hard the bll! IN relation TO
the Seneca Indians was made special order Tor
tomorrow atl2 o'clock The Senate, in Commit.
tee of the Whole, Mr. Bartlit in the chair, took up
the bill 10 incorporate the Farmers Mutual lnsu-
the day The bill was debated at considerable
length, amended ln seme respects and passed in
! committee. The same committee took Mp the b!
10 prohibit corporations from taking or holding
real estate by devise, and for other purposes The
bill was discussed, but without disposng OF II the
comr.ittee rose and reported. The Senate then
went into Executive session
In the HOUSE,, petitions were presented by Mr.
Harris, 10 allow the counsel for persons accused Of
crime TO sum up last TO the jury; by Mr. Hunting.
ton against disseminating three OF the Supreme
Court Clerks offices. By consent, Mr. Harris
moved to third reading the bill in relation to
stocks in moneyed institutions, belonging TO the
S'ate or 10 charitable institutions. Bills were pre-.
seated, by Mr.. Wheeler, in relation 10 jurors IN
the City OF New-YorlS; by Mr.. Thompson, in rels.
tion 10 the Marine Hospital and Its funds by Mr.
Titus, to incorporate the Newly ork and Richmond
Steam Ferry Company. Ordered to third read
ing. Mr. Bush gave notice that he wonld this sf
ternoon move for the consideration OF bill for
the equalization OF canal tolls. The Committee
of the Whole took up the bill 10 equaliZe taxation
4 spirited discussion here sprung up, but without
any decisive action on the bill, the House took a
recess.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-30
Tnincs In Philaaelphia.
co.rsspcndencs CT The TTisune
PuuAp1ruIA. Ap,G 2s-P. NJ.

JC.TS-Tcra6lSS
PHILADELPHIA. Apt! ss-p. NJ
Isn, named 10 notice a most cowaruly and dis
lss evening 81 the afchsreet Theatre
rpor ,he appearance OF NJ Anderson, an AStsvss, ia
the ch.yacer OF Hamlet BY gang OF notorious eacSsrsrts
reTsi Of WHOM were picSpccsets;se whole party ss-
lrs well known 20 the police of the place
The facts .-e these set o; rtfiafs h'FlHs aohisg
else 70 Do visited the above oy-tae-
hye = mona q the most RssG in The wcri-statonst
them selves In the :S tier and .hc Eoifent M AerSE
aDpearea commenced :umucous up-oar' VINCE eenn.
~ fr r,e iime the whole sirsr n6ing IN terrible tsh;
the respcaii part of the audience rasaas 20 te aIfof
,ier AID turning the roes and pcSpcckes e&d'ns ato
me street; The oGy given :os this fstoas oet-
-r ,pos Mr. Anderson is the lct Of the COOL FeeepeG
OF Mr. Forrest IN England
Hon. Geo NJ Dallas has returned 10 thiS city,
and i new At his residence IA Walnut street
Look ont fprs,eambost accidents, loSS ot Ute, &c, !,
-, ne MI ,wars before the close of the Tie
yisn, opposition now going on fear VII result scue
;hrg iioHs Ye>.criay, the steamboats, tFen'oa and
SUI while eytreutiy trying TO beat each o;her cae tn
collision. ant. terribly alarmed the passengers
To Horace crsescy. Esq.
Sp-H,yus ,esn statement in your psrer Of Saturday
relative 70 OF ZsprhoH at thS SSyea'
s,ns es,sSa Eiaay when ~iirss ~ s;k AZ ts, aav @
should have named me voucher areie oil lae 9aJ
SIS horror did from the manner "a wnien
have 20 tAkinc hsuian hie wondered now any V.Ni
OF Christian community eoud sanction the exc
cu,ioa Of Blacss they have lHstanSe when 'n
hNNe been fouu guilty. Of murder ~ the hrs' teye aug
allow the whites, equally GallIy % be rardoasd Tor wha
sud agAin thrown society, 10 commit iEs,h acis q
ltroci;y, many OF them have cone.
II esyecueJ and shall - the law
III. lnd let them be executed without reference color
hlnk ihIS statement OF rlivase tc'lngs you are
ING used and Justice 20 all parties concerned