The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-05

nsr Of Dupont and Broadway streets, but few steps
from me jsl Into this they were thrust followed by
OF dashed the vehicle at the utmost speed up Broadway
to Stockton street along Stockton to Washington street.
Sacramento Montgomery and California streets to the
rooms OF The Committee, on Battery street.
The whole affair was conducted with such expedition
that before those In Montgomw street. who knew Of the
rescue almost 1t occurred, could down to
the Committee rooms, the prisoners had been carried
yet reached the rooms however the bell Of the Monu-
mental Engine commenced to strike the we'll known sig
nal for the instant assembage Of the Committee All
understood in instant how matters Stood and the
whole city seemed rushing towards Battery street.
THE EXECUTION.
In incredibly short space Of time ropes resvsd
through the two blocks that hung from beams projecting
from the front of the committee rooms doors in
the second story and the two ends taken inside
rooms. Moses made at the end of each and in
minute the two criminals were seen led to the doors In
their shirt sleeves The ropes around their
necks and In instant they jerked simultaneous
descended little distance and again jerked up to
the block, causing then to swing violently to and fro
hands being he caught the rope BY which he was
elevated In his left hand he lowered for Instant
him % 9Ss his ana al ws' They
them and when at last they ceased to vibrste, not
CONFUSION movement of any kind could be As
satisfaction went up from the crowd There they hung
slowly swinging round now exhibiting their counte-
to spectators and again avertng them Not
movement of any kind made to interfere All SEEM
ed to be conducted with the utmost order and according
to pre- arranged plan. There was no confusion-no
haltDg or hesitation.
ADDRESSES To THE PEOPLE, ETC.
When they had been hanging about half an hour Mr.
Samuel Brannan came to the open door in the second
Story OF the cemmttee ouidng and briefly addressed
Inc c,owa informing tneM mat the prisoners mad con-
'pe quit. nso scAnowleoged tnst tney deserved
ueau, ~. an ueu 'nst they wouia not nave Deen leu
10 tne ceurse whicn mas ended al the gsloWs
nao not veen io the ana corruption OF some
,.. ne M, bIannsn stared that the com
.se weIe iSy sensiDe ~ tns solemnsy OK the occa-
s 'se .esponsony wncn Inc nrst law OF ma
tui., ser .%Poee1 upon tnem, put tney
coio no. act onerwse .nan tney mao without holding
out oirect premium 10 crime lie trusted that the
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acted wrong No innocsnt man need s.s,it .nn1 10y
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