New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-01
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upon the projections Of the massive
TIC Moro md shone in a sheet Of light
N nEan Che waters st the harbor of Havana, re-
sed 70 the citizens q re latter place sin
II solemn scene y was one which
hare dar kened the light Of day
ths vaifed hume q curious multitude
IL into solemn silence and cast a tnne-
gloom and stiffness over even the busiest
most pcpul0 ns city Of the world
Wy sun sof that day revealed q scene, which,
sSi ~ its dark colors Of deereed infamy and
lS and ID NIL it's brighter hues Of fearless
Il Aegoistn uncalcu lating enthusiasm md glowing
p6 must endure as one Of the most sol
eianl md radiantly glorious Of historic pic
tures. II that sun. there we're revealed an old
man death Of the & yilc garote u
III eIine crowd ct thotsa the imposing ar
Wstcllful military force.
lSs Lopez A bout to die a death the law
H Infamous There were the thousands
X 1nas y u tizens to whom he had sought to
II 1xeedoin and power ga King with idle Gu
Y 4pcn the appr aching death Of a brave
NJ hearted ,if rash and cautious, man.
4 4 ere the pomp and pride of spain's
q cling soldiery grand upon parade, if not
shed before the Liberatorsin the field
thc bri lliancy Of holiday military pa
Sthes holiday militia parade whose chief
md closing scene were to be the nnresist-
ing death ct rash, brave, true hearted, old
litaTy and pow Tless in the hour Of re-
& morseless sacrifice, but neither faltering in
H nor pale Of fea ture, m the last few mo-
~ selsllns anu = aoomea NE.
81 II sltl scsne, anel r. once a8lui ana
he ~ observer q another land.
ssnon ~ WY lsls pusWe cannot DANISH
hro ~ enongns ena1 Y that scene, the sun
slsA 4 "a ~ upon we patlehe martyr,
& Il ol hl's doon, ana shone IN
Wy il'iAe peiore me eyes oi
y Hess aaaA seu wheh the garote
nag sa lIs WorK o. aeath, and Narclso
sne nises esne iases q q Gupas patriots,
slle nrlltiahl delusion q an enthn-
shHstss passion ~ = oIlonary ~ sslonary's
sU II the iearlul penalty
!, u IN WIN ~ II
'lsy Drsslls ors-7Tln the iignt Of that
{ as.ss ~ W'asever 70 1903 uponand
a.31 \ isls, passa e. e ehe uarkness q an o.
SIX iaW Az dlshonofea grave Narelso
"A 1850 & e - - ny
I, one VINO couiu
e'ie shame ana
~ sne nolof anu Slnui-
s'ss.sp " sues s uss---s rromeeheus chalnea
s a wv = y uhe gloom
~ ~ 9is'' a'i0 1e'fiess " 'he
I S d. q. y. !.
90 si.ss y v.as ~ 1Auieu aear oupa y
~ = piotureu vlslon " THESE Words In
saeAl NJ nerolo and condemned but uncon-
seemed % announce that the
W ~ .lall aput q 1riumpnat eminence
q ~ iooKea Gown the VISTA q the
q ana, ~ tne prophetic vision
81 the Gust and oleared 81 the mist Of
{ l ~ nan struggle, ne yet saw land OF promise
70 u me iuture q the island he called dear
( Gnpa n 1hem, y would seem to us, that, in
4 snesaolsy STATURE q hlgn resolve ana noble pur
y RPS, Ene saw 'he.sun Of september lst, 1851,
Iaslne pread' ana. bright and clear, some future
upon unoa aisentnralled, tree and
lrospeTous' nos v'otlms N the garote, and no
hatlves W her le)olclng homes, his
nAo .ns AIss canonlzed upon her isl q salnted
nss she nlose WIG ana fruitful
\. ~ late me most solemn
NJ noShns' ana cels q natlonal disasters
VIC AAUW, 5OTs Ut LEAST, we DSllGye.k NQrClSO