The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03

b. hence removed to the common s Of this county and
therein kept in solitary confinement for the period OF one
month ana that such time "a the iovernor
such place within the county the saeriG shall select
and there be hung By the neck until you dead And
may God u his infinite compassion, have mercy upon
She sobsed audiby while the Judge was addressing
her. and on receiving her sentence she burst into tears
lx0BIA1vK ISTEHFEREScE
Tho session OF thu Legislature commencing soon alter
the sentence OF death was pronounced strenuous efforts
were made 10 abolish capital punishment Finding there
duced to commute the sentence of Mrs Biansxy 10 ,u
prsonmeDt tor ine the second secton Of which virtually
abolished the punishnent Of death in all casesAs tcams
from The House Of Representatives tia WAS srckcn
out by the Senate
The bill rem.nsd in ts stase long Time but just Re.
fore adjournment, The House ooncurrsd w tho sas,s
amendment and th bin passed, and was seut " Sac Co
vernon.
The friends Of Mrs. Bansty, or rather the opponents
members OF pIe legislature TO Wait jail aud hear from
MS bansIy her story Of the trial; angular enough
ton ;ot IN public speeches. the evidence Of the con-
denDsd and her version Of the eestimooy aua gave il
er.SrDee Ter above the legal evidence which she
wvs Convicted ibis became common and the stories
y, uniform, that when the grossest Instantaneous were
made II WAS common reply TO them to say, YOu have
The whole matter, however, stopped most ef.ctu
ally uby the veto 0f the Governor uoon this a.emps
to Interfere with bus executive function and upon the
th~ sh,.cnn. Of the f;overnor n rsrsivss i.s . .n
At any time during s different stages In the legislature
Her copduct ever since she wna nrst arrostnd nm n
recent period WAS not such ~ 10 command the sympa
thjee of the community and possblv NAV have ma an
effect On the verdict or the jury We learn thu rbs
med " be utterly devoid OF ali natural female mOdesv
and even OF common decency and her hesrtles remarks
often got outside Of the prison walls an1 served 20 en-
nance the preudices Of the peepe which were Already
excited by the henous nature OF the CRIME with which
abe was charged Probably no jail ever contained
YO6 m nnnau
srch crime who Inhibited such com lste want of de-
cencv ana nronretv ~ ~-f Nv
She manifested s,,t it'll. feeling NJ borror A III. cra
with which che was chsysea but oftsn thoss
who waited her with long accounts OF her trial and ia
miputs tecbuicales ren9ember,nv each with wonderr
correctness In fact she was 4 complete pettiforrer
and had in bibed an opinon vh,rhs ,s common aTo,g
better ipfor med p@ooe that conId deesi
jassice in every case
But immeS;s,eIv af,.v IN. .a;onrn,nac, os ha ,s,.
tyre all hope had been cut of in that direction aad
the warrant for her execution had br-n issued
the broad st al of the State she then To a.
the awful nature OF her position ani was disposed to re-
visited her her REQUEST but after time shs
solely hcae OF the Catholic church. ana manifested an
pa emily, an earnest desire make preparation for the
great change that awaited her
At the time that che appeared truly desrous az
this her Of speech often was such az to shock the
object A single Instance will suaice la her walks
around the inner wall Of The jail she made the aoqasu
wh sick priscper and he told her that h. was sSa,s
he should ne,er ret off from hiz had wba, A. -
think of me said she sin less than week old tsabre
will blow his trump for mel wish he wonld blnw II Ia
fore thai tine and knock Ramssy conn, ii 20
q kitelD ' '-- AeA'' ''"a
PANS on rsc,px
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every LEGAL device bans,d to ssvs b ana
v,si,sd he ,s hso iaa sans =, 49,. nsI, poIsous "no
mesps of Changing Globes with her AMI ono vvp, W
canprt IN tbs 80 In 80 80. . 1 guy "ona1 vs.
SsG ~ &c. In win outside parties she
cell use,, s bv nesrs os sn,.snos 80 hs i 49, W ucr
ded ui,I ~ -, -, n,,fas w. anu nau oeea pro-
norsd 10 shni,1 he oSt ,h ~ W. wa0h nesns sac
~ 49, or,er roor "a 80. 49, 49, oa 'ea .ie Key
wards informed he isor ths Mans nf H. fsna,,s ~ 80
al, e1pacted ~ h. ha,osnd na., ~ ,y 10 wnloh
1901 Tb.ss d a,n h up. ass',, nso oeeh sis
ysla ace of Inc ailor Soma nT tbose enr,J - ;h VIC
reres in snn. ~ 81 ,iso 49, e,y 49, s'esoo IA .acn
q % scI ip, ~ ne msi' VIZ sn'oia ieass expect 70
N -NNA '''''0-e " ,, me co,-n,,,o
I'm r,,..5o,, .,o... nm .oSr I'm! -,
q. sh bt ps eh s was e,eo'eo IN tue !all,
s. ~, oetSeeL iie ou'er ana INNER WALL ana
wa anu sne IeCsiVeu inc soeinn rte oil
sna sss's,a d -. ,h u ohaas sns was prepared
mesror was ON tris occsio oeluos.ss' net &C.
. ,oncb;n s;aIt a 80 snS. 80, NC, anu was
tns ~ % sue hao.s VIII Tue sstefs sao recsysa
Grace nm Esvar.nas rs sra q e W. fsV. olsnop
r,,.s ..ns sihw VIE , MIS- N MISTY
>. 80 10y eeilo oii, " .ue Aihohefs Oh if. ioHnah,
t o. we soagnt tnis pot on our personal ac'
yt( nnh ';os. s' NC eha0'eu 70 gfaay 10 some
eA.A !, PupAc curiosity.
me %as seated IN nsr cen, upon narrow bed, and
win sa1t ni'nsn ssnn SH s ieeNe@ very pao ann Yam
,rcssssnt VI 80 ~, a. ~ -, @s ~ ooo~sonsa ~
,.c,,a ~. :. wa. Nnc sne appeared per
III mod harc
O bs We be en- wron ed cuinq Ire ,,-orscs. Sha 49,.
ated al me ev,denss the cenSat ~ he ,sSo 40 @
vers and ;u,or, sna al cnnpe,tss ni,, ., "a 81 90
an er,ed thai # she oad had nav trial shs ccr 49,
cleared herself sne insisted on opr tnkos ,nSr j., rit
pg what sh. sai, of ,bis meter ur,s et-nna1, a.,
ciatory ard as we beieyc il yas eron6less ana ~
been fepeaicd 10 al Wis have visea bar VOC snIi
publish H. ~ " $3.50 "
She positively asserted that she never gav bsr b,s
band pots {. 10 arg, nr smal doses s'e si nu
or the Judge She ssids earuestiy en,rest hin, no INV
dying with That he might correct the n,isates MAJ ~
To have mercy ON m son retura tbs cora ,,at ~,
God world have The same On his y '-''
She further said Ramsey said the motive Ia seH WAS
a crime but there never WAS a motive nor xyas one
proveb'' :" Dr. Stewart also made \ spcoch in The g.
nate without any fouu dationn - ~ ~
OF the witnesses the case for the poverruent che
said: ms. Fitzpatrick made great MANY ia se state
always believed that her husband forced her 10
90 50 Rosa scharfi also made false statemeuts inan
enced by The Kifkratrice; Mr. Wolf wss correct y &c
OF her personal history she was not disposed IA
nieae much information She stated tbas she h a. IA
Their and mother still living very aged peooe Her Md
en- name Was Evards she had bsen narr,ed bsora Cha
came here, to man named Wright, who died ia NorlS