Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19


lhrY mY said was right ia nhal did,
Ihey dII uul urge mr -, IA the deed ap.
peal 10 every father wholoves his child Il
ibe action performed was mi commsnla.
ble' Who umnng SOU could see bis only
daughter larced 10 hear the base insults of
any man, whether he be superior Of not
iIuI lor duing tbs am condemned Ia die
d, The laws ot TINT country iar whifh have
hinved the storm Of nmuy battle. Vas
il lurihls have taken up ams against a
prople struggling laf then iihehH Was it
iur lhis ! have endured hunger, lhifsl, enId,
anil misery Bnl am prepared 10 die--
qnail nal he hHnealh the glanced dralh,
L vii ,uan be- 0yrl=-cammies remember
my dralh vIl he avengrd--l am ready INV
see thai ! eau die like a man. Pierre
l.erone scarns aud lespses his aerusefs.
Comrades Morton remember the
Day al Relubulion.
Nllbr conclusion ol his sperch. Lerane
aud his companions prepared themselves 10
receive the charge.
liHrl suspense
No ton ,lo1d paie aud trembling. with
the .a.l small foiee whispering IN hi. eaf.
.lha4aH reguua, uga.l aceesaf and
murden You have obtained lhrsf mems
DEAN by In bnli raa ol sauf sau. Think
al Tue uule n1i despair
Al Wa. noa iradf TOR he fearful work.
Iue wua sas e'caa. lie loud report o
Tue the lrem lhe ir.i platoon, aud two OF
ar hap.ess victim. ia.l mana|ei and bleed.
~ upon Ibr ,uII--aui err lIas gianmY ~.
par had e.sarea aHar, lhe sarHni sa-
he1f1 vibrating maH lHftk i'#aah#Ihr
aiG faH mrH NtaH tt#He dHal--maf "a.
ed!--bui lie FINN aI f,HHfe anni nun a,
beiuie. unlHutlsi Is 'He dral.y Hfr.
Pifrre LfrlFf raz fsszi
D. Nhn miracle bad - iarn savei1-
Du#5 aim bad 4raa f4 ##a id h.. Haaa hy
5asu aau aH,e an'H# aarif ernain am.
~ Hau8 Hagilautt HaI HH.rTzrl HHu
In ugsuga The .srs ii h.s murdered en-.
fades Morton Mid aud HsviIa red. easad
upon hma though b. was a .pilii zFHi
ifnm the iaiama world load his soul ~
lae Up eascms ui sHa.Hs. emHa. llr
knew hIs dulm uas lived. Ii. Inmlled
a. he lhuaaHl haN gana nsHrrH. f45s.
cape lJum thc yhaHnn4 band. ul flr ".
I mighty wuul bt tie ieti a. though De
+ Wa, The victim Acl csi.du ul Cruel DESTINY.
Pierre ,lnrd as a man aWaacurd irom a
uteam nnd ioDh at uPu Hu.r lruund hm
witu surprise. Suid.nN be- srrri aul
wt'a WHl shout ryramel, I am -avrl.
iA4DA Heaven, my dral cmadrs and
EJ nau.iru daughter sua.. ur avenged. -
s1 saying hu areU iu.m li- pncbrl baden
blL which boz ma asd with H.s kuii, and
catrhiy replaced FOO li- wallet. Forming
To Moron ai.A bl.r, -Arr.. le ,a.i.-
/ 'Liruirnani You have lilpd io De gtyrrged
upon one Whu sod nm deserve innr wfun
Your base conduc' ha. awakened all the
deep tire. Of hate which were buried 10 my
bosom. You shall Igr, my wrah ata ia.
urr Day. Farewell mf rmrmlcr Pierre
auI hi, marked bali
Bidding gont by- io hi. o,i companions,
be- mounted horse which .rud r-t i'n
and rode rapidly away. lie vs. suaa 4r
from the British cun., un h'. wlr 'o iuIn
the American lorrcs 90 New l-r.r,.
Pierre Lerone, our hero, wis tn italian.
Ia bis younger DAYS hr hHd daH.elmruiy
beneath The lutur 8Hi 4mr. ul he lu,e.Y
yallr5suI bis uu'ur land. nu poverty
with hrr ch,slrnug hand. hsd .a.rn hcay,
upon him, and misery. slalkrd into h4 once
happy home aud dro3r The smiles oi pros
pcrily from his du1: lcuh robbed hln 3D..
hls mo,l valuable rrasufr aud best friend
his wife. which Ios, nearly bowed him to
,hccinh. Italy had then no charms far him
So ohnresolvedtonke lIsuny rhHIIfaucr.
ami depart for EugianI. Ailcfa long
aud tedious journey be- arrived there a
fur.un stranger and aud dejpctrd man.
For seven long aud weary lcufs did he
toll on IN thm finmns c,iy The mctnjp.
u.is ol The world, lonipn. in "rdrr ~
gain Wcilhuud lur himself anI child,
ycl -canlily aud miserable was Tie
fare poor Pierre earned by vending his
plaster or Paris casts; day after day be
lulrd ol through the sheets aud alleys of
lhls mighty lhomughlarr m spite of rain
aud cold, in the VAIN hope nj becoming able
10 retun 10 lnIy with wealth sufficient io
keep hlm comfortably, unlil lie shniI be-
called Ia las himself down In the rrayr oi
hls lorenlhcr. But sill poverty kept him
tight within her iron grasp and Pierre Le.
rome was no better III than when be hrs
'el tool VI Eng.auds sol. Ills daughter
FlAncrs, Was NOW luufleen years Of age,
and rs beautiful a. nature could form her
llrr father viewed her with all parent.
pride, aud wished lhnt If was in bis power
To make his sweet Fanny more happy
She. poor girl, WIS gentle and cunlcnled,
and wouId sil all day alone in their linIr
obscure garrett striving To earn TER daily
subsistence by embroIdcliu1 ancy hand
kerchiels Tor the fashionable store keepers
OF Westend Al evening when shp would