The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-29
From Nhcauley History II England.
Tue laL Days Of Jcllreys, one Of the
Atr0tiOuS judges.

quirie-, was one who stood alone unap
preached ia guilt and iniamy, aud whom
wings and tories were equally willing u
10 leave TO .he extreme rgor OF the law
Ga that terrible day which was sueceedet
10y the lrlsh Night, the roar OF a great city
disappointed oi IT, revenge had followed
jeitre,s To- the dfawbridge OF the Tower
lis imprisonment was not strictly legal
but he at Gr-l accepted with lhauks and
blessing, the protection which those dafh a
walls, made famous by 81 many crimes and
sorrows. afforded him against the fury OF
the mulltudc soon, however. he became
sensible TIA, his HE was stiil IN imminent
peril
For time he Aat,erad himself with The
hope that wit OF habcas corpus would
libefate him from bis confinement, aud that
he should be able TO steal away To some
foreign couutry aud to hide himself vita
part oi hls u, gotten wealth from the detes
mtion OF mankind but, tai the gogernment
t,aa settled there was no court competent
To- grant a wit Of habe1s corpus aud as
soon a. the government had been settled,
Whether the legal guilt oi murder could be
brought aome to Jedreys may be doubted.
Bat he was guilty OF 80 many murders, that
% there had been no other way OF reaching
his lite, a retrospective Act OF Attaudef
would have been clamorouslN demanded by
the nho.euation. \ disposition to triumph
over the fallen has never been one al the
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tired OF VbIrh JetIfeys WAS the object was
without a pa,aIlsi IN our history, aud par
took bu; 700 latgc, OF the sayageness OF
his own nature.
The people, where he was concerned
we're as cfuei a.. himself, and oXulted 10 his
misery a, bee had been accustomed la eNult
90 the mlsrt, OF cogticis listening 70 the
sentence o. deata, aud oi families cad ia
m1uuug. lha rahbir congregated before
his desotied mansion IA Duke street. aud
read uu ,hp door. with shouts OF laughter
tbe bb.s winch announced the sale IT bis
property ,asd.hraia women, who had
leaf, for tiauV0mrn and hoasenreahers
brraia.j aauhaa but vengeance against
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