New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28
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Shd Il Ortr ~ putty Slfr u y a. BON AMI .DJnfl "A.
followed by he d),id man slp9,ro b. fll.r Fefi-l
Recorder Tilou Ald + AL Worries JUICES jury Dsp
uty sheriff s made i's app.ar4nce
shorG Ors. led Haara under the safoi. wheu thf
pTes; alone remained ,onversin. win hn n hw ''as
for several minutes. Tie sheriff anl others tlsn bIls
Hosre farewell
IL. priest having Withdrawn AMI knit a, short IL
arce from The wrtakei man. of "a. spIy Sl.rfs
APPROACHED md pa ing the fa, rope ab)u, l,4-es mex.
crew iLe black cop biz face During tless proceed
nCs 1oare NAMED calm and collected evinoIn; 'sr
whatever but apparently wsl prepared 70 meet hs i.e
The callness Of the unfortunate the subjis Of
genera. rtHerk Hoare remained in the position hs WIS
placed b. the Sheriff and remarks those present
AZ precisely twenty even minutes OF eleven o'clock the
Sheriff drew Ii, sword in the air gnal iDr the
toner 10 90 h work AIMS, the instant the fatal ,orl
severed the Ne ghi dropped jerking the wrsched man
about n feet ia lie air from VII elevation he fell with
hi. feet about four feet from the ground
Not sound escaped hin and only slight qaiyerin- Of
bis whole frame perceptble Hi. pulse lite
strong at g. n minutes after the rope was cut
Tie body remained upeud,d 30 minutes when DIS.
Fleet ard Cayil pronounced LIE extinct
TIE corpse was then lowered end placed in neat
hogany coffin vixen the usus i,rmaity OF nqlisoa
b. the Coroners a. gone through with
Tie remains Of deceased given his friends for in
truGnt
The utmOs, order prevailed among those presn, a, the
execution.
On TIE about the Tcnbs were assembled hero AMI
there erouYs OF people but were allowed within the
walls except such requested to be present by the
sheriff There excitement of An unusual chia ter.
and the sad affair conducted by the Sheriff in the m)st
quiet
HISTORY or THE CRIMINAL.
Jemts L. HoaTe q years OF age AMI horn in the
County Of Lougord ireland where h. resided for 30 years
following the business u o, meal miller lie leaves living
at home in ireland mother sisters aud TWO br)hers
all of uub'eushed character Twelve years ayo h
to this county and has of tn time since resi- lei in
tis City engaged IN the wine AMI liquor business. lie
frequently fitted porter houses which he hired to good
profit end in that way are informed he reached con
siderable pToIery.
About a and half two years ago liJlre e,ans
acquainted with young named Susan McAnany
with whom be cohabed until she by her conduct in
sssocat nc with olh created jealousy in the breast
Of Ioor Which he found impossible TO suppress and hen
ficuiiy arose between them
On the very Day the homicide was com ted he found
hr assocatng herself with nior in porter housot Ills
passions wac aroused and while a5ofng underts influence
and blinded with rage he prang ut the very object Of his
ion and stru, bert bios from the effects OF which
died in a few days aferward al the New York Hospital
Tie unfortunate previous Ia her DEATH r7m'rte
10 tIe LuIfts III NC horIsii ~ 'ci i'h -
Ioare hat she hoped nothing would be done to Holro-
that from Ler bad conduct she had brought upon her
s-lf and was more blame than he was She wished u
all things that he should no. be puuished.
CONTRADICTIONS FOR PARDON.
IIoare was tried AMI convicted in November last anil
sCriercd in DE, ember to be hanged the 9th d'y N
January 1s54 Since his conviction h. friends have not
been idle. Numerous petitions have been circulated
throughout: tic city and elsewhere for signatures asking
1f,.oir
ted To- Gov seymour who sa'd reply that i. was
case In which he could no. interfere AMI TIA; the ag
ust IA Us eourse Whom he sad intelligence was irit
given 10 locc he felt Respondent but during 'he last week
be oxIresssd himself ready any nom mt 70 meet TIA
mandate Of the law 'hayng been prepared - meet Ma
Mixer through lis spiritual advisers
On TuC.dsy last IIoaTes counsel j NJ. Smith Ed, a.
tended with Is Blunt Eq the Ds.ric Attorney pro e'd
cd 70 Albany 10 request cOnmuialon Of the plnlhmeut
Into conine n in tAe STATE Prison torlfo. Alr smith, il
IN allie argument preser the following points for iis
cyns.deraiou Of the Governor:
fysf. That tie evidence in the case dtl not show thh
tic act We premc ditat-d
hive been able 10 have Jared tbs woman Susan 10 my
place ho Tleo-ed select aud could have there porp1
tIufCd iie act without Witnesses.
Tiird; 1hat the act WA perpera'el in public pl,o,
that but single blow giyeni anl thl ii tho intent
had been take he the blow woui-as he nal the op
rortunity-haVo been followed BY 0tae-'.
Forr1 That he surrendered himself inia'l aiey a,r
TIC act VA omInlt.ed.
rim. That has previous good character and uniform
iu,re.- toward deceased such a. t. p-eclric the
probability Il the act being d1ae unless Ua Ter le lil
ence I sudden frenzy, and with ui deiioe-ation
Tho District Attorne,, in arguing agins the relle'el
,rrufe ION of the sentence agreed With the flcts pre-
setod by Mr Smith H. said that hou, n his sympa.h's
were with tie unfortunate prisoner yet his sense Of duty
and Justice would not pc INIT HIN 70 e. his feliss over
sway him and hat on such account he urgei upon the
Coyror tie necessity Of his not interfering 20 prevent the
,eut.ree Icing ,auld OUT for ofeaso bal bean com
nel eanst he law and that The proof was Of the clear
CT character
Attic termination Of he address the Governor re5ii
lin. eli 20 Mr smith and SAID that however he msl. re-
ertt tie course his dy compelled him 70 pursue yet ha
felt that lie was upon tn facts shown aysrse - interfering
with the sentence OF he Court
Wh,n te resul; of this interview WAS communicated 70
Uoare lie received it Amos. unmoged and remarked thl
he was couc ued By the sentence ofthe Low ani there
or, was Just he should suffer iJr this Infringement OF
liz law but that the crime was wholly unpf'mediatel
lie nppsaIed to be greatly com,orted upon learning hH
Lis Unfortunate victim IL her dying moments received the
ss rights of,he Catholic Church When told o. the rae.
by tho pure he said hs eyes filing with tears and striking
himself ut Oh the breast Thank God thank Cod can
now die content
Stree h.s senteuce, Dr. Covil the prison physician
allowed Hoaro four OF brandy daily but within the
last two W., Ks he declined taking any m)re, expressing
determination not to take any stimulating drink, bli to
meet his death firmly under the consoins influence OF his
holy relicon-the Roman Catholic faith
Home leaves a wife and faInly-,go sons AMI 40
ddug htIs.
P,ppoy Br THE PREsIDzST-A. 7. Hllyer Esq L. >
Ns,.bal received tits forenoon from Washington par