New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

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- BE % li, sEnSicigs of Affairs p or me Afc|
Aitcr 20, Arrest old GAYS" name wu,t se'n g
come "'smi'.fr sS horSston w1r'is
Ctu'IerCG / trust thai attr proved thni ~
conspiracy alleged r ;kl> case prCsetN ~ GnnrF
rta Is,us t.d - ia4se n fact tsaf PIE res, "a
cyiceR't OF .am.ss on, on.N. proved oi tfee W.
rV>seS-GaY. fhCp AID LaAf that TIE rsif- nf',
% those admissions were fuse. because the f,'f>
~.vro>ti 20 De- confessed ar' Impossible wh.,c faf
,.r.>.io.S src unworthy 81 cic.t, because thrS Uf
uu>fYpOr,sd bs Cir'um>tanilA 't'cel.ce. tut 'fr
w-ns >ses Who present them arc unworthy Of belief.
and thCls testimony . conirioi,t9iN. tai b, IN cn
',,f viii acts incOuft> ApN tsiaht>teI II ihe@c
,n.i,-r> ne tue n follows that tAi> prosecution -
ihc result %, q conspiracy against TIE i,frniant'
Acn have evidence Oi taat conspiracy ~ re msi-
C.cris rcdt> 81 Nc>oou and fAeip' in m t.l>i'i
D., Phep> showing a. unrsr>'..H'ins ~;'N " "e>'N"
ma narrSotia'lou hetNctn Phelps 1Ni bav ~ Wrd
cate no, ov The casual burning Ol ilc depot a. Do
,rCIt, on the i9ih of November IAst pos zoo ti'
rllu of innocent men q the ifaWdyseni mAn"ihr
taie those harmless oui fearful tokens, Ccn.fNN
70 obtain cr,Clt .Or The rarrinNe ~ fhs - IA thr
fiautuieit transfer ~ those tokens bN fO>r ~hs
fabricated them. Co the possession oi Gay sni "
tL.cN anf b. tc cuiuiag} devised nHfHN9 "
Phelps aud IaNc. But ~l.l Hoi ioi0S thai su)'et
iuthtr. L belong, to another prosecution tf-
ftierr irihur1-pefhap>. to ti>tint mn Shc'ion
II O. enough ior ouf prescott purpose that ne i'icni
Ans re lot guilty
Gentlemen. m the miifis of the fourth month ~
draw near "a IL, end hat has seemed - Sc an eui
.cSs Tabor While ~c have been here events Aass
ulusp.red vklch have reused national amsiuO KIN
Cied uaflOna. resentment drawn forth national >yui
uathie-ar ihrCa'curi ~ usturh the tranquility NJ
empires. he who. although lie wogkCia unseen. )et
wOTsoA rgrSl>ialN ana uncea>lag.N, has sn'P'nird
neither His guardian care nor iiis patefnAi i'cpiie
over ourselves some OF You haNc >icAtf ed aac con
Nalescet. Others have parted with cherished ont -
who, removed before they hai time u contraT the
STAN OF earth. Werc already prepared ior the hins
dom of Heaven There have been changes. too.
among the unfortunate men whom have defended
The sound OF the hamn.erhaS died away IN The wMA-
ShOps NJ some the harNcsts have Upenei and wAS
ed in the Gelcs of others Want, and fear. ant SOr
row, have entered INTO all ,heu dwellings Theu
own rugged forms have dropped. t.cU ,unnufnt
broHS have biauchcd and thei. hands have become
Sotto The pressure OF Friendship YOUR, oi mlae
One OF them Vagran, hoN-whom iOuni imPu
soned here for few cNir,aglut words, thlt. pc
hap>. y, never uttered. has plncd sWsy ana died -
Another hc Who vas feared. hated art .ofei mps'
oi al. fis t,lleu ia .hc slgot ut lite,
"hacNedd,~n.
lis tho Svmmef lel,es ait ilen
Wh,u such sn one falls. amid the dm tni sno.r ~
tne a'a c-hc'd, 0ur emotions are otciposctei sup
pfc>Sec-,0St n the excitement oi plbh' passion
but when be pcTi>Ats 4 victim OF domes i' ot >o'lh
>friie-whcn We see the non enter h,s soul AMI go
It, cay by day. sinking deeper and deeper until N
turc give, way, and he hes iCless AZ our iet'-
there $ nothing 10 check the How ot forgiveness,
compass on ana sympathy II, IN the nioin'nt
when closing hiS eyes on curth. ne dec ares " !
have committed 10 crime against ny country fir
MARTYR ior Tie liberty ot speech, and perish Of
tongue, OF dying men enforce attention. Ike deep
haumonv. Who would willingly consent 20 decide
on The guiit ~ innocence II one Who has thus oetn
Withdrawn hom our errlng Judgment, to the tion
ual OF eternal Justice Nettcaun De avoided ~
Abel +. Fitch was guy of the crime charged E thu
indictment. every man here may nevertheless he in
nOcen, butts ne was innocent. then there snOi one
OF these, ms associates III life, who can De gliNy.
Try lam. then, since you must condemn him. " YOU
muSi-and " iih HIM condemn them. But remember
that you are mortal, and he is row immortal AM
that before that tribunal where he stands. you mus
stand and confront hlE. ana Nlndcate your Juis-
meut Remember, too, that he T. nov nee Tie has
not only le0 behind him The dungeon, the 'en. and
the cham but he eVultS IN freedom compares
with which the liberty We crOy IsSiaNrry tnd bo.i
age. You stand hen, between the aeid md ths
hvng. There Is no need to hespeak Tie exercise @
your cauton-Of your candor and of yon impm
tlahty You VIII, am sure, be Just Ia the living.
dnd true To your county because, under ciTcum
stances 30 solemn-so tnll of awe YOU cannot b
unjust 10 the dead, false 70 your country, nor -
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