The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14

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~ victims during lhs 80 II iha
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lisyhe, u raaih tHa.lfal . haa
shu, ~ BIZ smIahll8 n FhHsFaf
ahd hifh sfhiilHahis q hHhaf hhiHp
fifalh -, bel saeufel lie Rg.l klll
AID Affection " All shs kHss BIN.
Ne haIawlis sai - small fNl|dieH,
lhs eltssi . hyg n thirteen yeafs ii
.sga, lie wlis. - tham 10 49,
lehllefly hllaahsd. fall 4 victim a..
AIseaaa "a esenl haAlehfd hhl IN
pfgbnily Nv lhe lneehsehlfhefs shi
luheflugl incident % state si esf.
IL whieh The whele family largely
participated, Colonel iIayhs lin
stIi was taken prisoner Ny tho IifIt.
Ish forces, anil 10 shaitlline was
executed on the gnllows, under ~
camsianeea calculated to exrite Gle
deepest oommiaefallun a great
number of persons, both English and
American, inlefeeded Tot hls life, =
The ladies' " Charleston siguei u
petition IN hls behalf. his mothefless
children we're presented on iheIf
bended knee., humble suiiOts for
their beloved father, but all Ia vain.
During the imprisonment Of ihe faih'
ef, the eldest son VA. permitted to
stay with him in prison. lleholdlng
bis only surviving parent, for whom
he felt the deepest Affections, loaded
with irons and condemned to die. b.
was overwhelmed with consternation
aud sorrow. The wrclched father
endeasored to console him, by re-.
miniiag him that the unasailiug
grief OF the. son tended only to IN.
crease his own misery, that We came
into this world merely to die; and he
could even rejoice tina, his troubles
were so near MI end. "To NOR.
row." said he. ii set out for ilnmor.
tali,y. You will accompany me to
the place Of execution; and when
am dead, take my body and bury il
by tie side Of your mother"
The youth here fell on his fathers
neck, crying. "0h, my father. m,
fu,her. | will die for you" Col
lIayne, as ae va, loaded with irons
was unable to return the embrace o.
his sou, ani merely said to him il
rcply-"l.ive, my son; live to hono'
your God by good life; live to sery'
your country; and live 10 take ear
Of your brother and little sisters.
The mex, morning Col. llayne va
conducted to the place Of execution
Ills sou accompanied him. As SCOT
as they came in sigh. Of the gallow.
the father strengthened himself am
said: "Now, my son, show ycurseI
, a man. Thu, tee is the boandar
; II my life, aud oil my life's sorrows
. beyond that, the wicked cease tror
; troubling and the weary are a. rest
. Dom. lay too much ., hear, our sep
4 ara,ion; il will DO bu, short. To
!. day | die; aud you, Inv son, thong
bui young. mus, shortly follow me.
o "Yes, my father" replied the brt
9 ken.hearicd youth. Il shall short
J, follow YOU, for, indeed, ] feel that
II canno, live long" And bis melai
9 clioly anticipation was fulfilled in
a manner more dreadful than is implit
/! in the mere extinction Of life. Y
!. seeing bis father in the hands OF q
,e execaliouers, and then struggling
/ the halter. he stood Ike one tran
Il isei and mo,ionless with horror.-
4. Till then hs had wept incessan,l
but as soon rs he saw that sigl
le tho fountain Of his tears We
/. .tsunchei, and he never wepi mor
In lie died insane; and in bis last m
: mcn,s often called upon his fash'
W in terms ,ha, broush, tears from !
he hardcs, hearts.-Phiid Press.