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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
THE VERY LATEST.
Arrangements for the Struggle
To-day,
&C., &C., &c.

OUR SPECIAL CHARLESTON DESPATCH.
CHARLESTON, April ao-lA.M
This day, though Sunday, ID the most important since
tho Convention began; for being an idle day there
time for caucusscs, and all the plans and combination are
being formed for to When matters arc in such
train that vote must DO taken the platform, and
as the majority platform which the South demands win
10 doubt be rejected, win then be seen whether the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

Bayaro, Of delaware, Cocnrane, Oh New YORK. and ger,
OF Pennsylvania
Mr. sAxurrs of Iowa presented the following minority
report
Resolved That we the democracy Of the Union in Oon
venton assembled, hereby declare affirmation Of the
resolutions unanimously adopted and declared plat
principles by the democratic convention 1t On
cnat in the year 1885, believing that democratic prnc
pies In their nature when applied the
same subject matter and recommend only fur
Their resolutions the following -
That insemuch differences of opinion exist in the
democratic party as % the nature and extent Of tho
and duties of Congress- under the constitution Of the
United States, the institution OF slavery within the
Territories,
Resolved That the democratic party will abide by the
decision Of the Supreme Court Of the United States
the institution of slavery within the Territories.
Resolved That is the duty OF the United States 10
afford ample and complete prosecuon 70 All i!s ctxens,
Resolved, That OF the necessities OF the age, In
military, commercial and postal point Of view, u speedy
communication between the Atlantic and PACING Staee
end tho democratic party pledge such constitutional en-
actnen will insure the construction Of railroad 70 the
| Pacific coast At the earliest practicable period
Resolved That the democratic party are In favor OF the
acquisition Of the Island of Cuba on such terms a. shall
be honorable 70 ourselves and just 10 Spain.
Resolved, That the enActments OF State Legislatures 70
defeat the faithful execution Of the Fugitive Slave Law are
hostile in character subversve Of the constitution and
revolutionary in their effect
Mr.. Samuels proceeded at some length TO address
Southern members, appealing to them not to persist In
demanding an abstraction that win drive one half Of the
democracy of the North the arms of the black
pubcans His speech was powerful, earnest and erec.
tive appeal free from all bitterness and listened 70
With the most marked interest and attention by the
Southern members
when Mr.. samuels had concluded, Mr.. BurxR OF Mas
aaohuaeita Pyerented another minority report sgned by
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States One of the Arkansas delegates told
me EH it was by his influence bolt was prevented
yesterday morning Of elk States, his object in delaying
being to bring over more The Alabama delegation is
instructed to seccde.
The vote Of Iowa. divided yesterday, win, IL is said,
be unit the platform, In favor OF tho mi
pory report Massachusetts, Ia divided Maine, hereto
fore divided, will vote unit against the Butler propo
si,ion. Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New
York and the Northwest will do the same This viii
bring the directly between the majority and the
Douglas minority platform the latter Of which will p.oba
bly, be adopted by FIVE or elk majority.
The Southern men prefer the Dcuer proposition to the
minority report.
The Douglas vote the iust ballot for President is
estimated at from one hundred and forty i've 30 hun
dred and Any, and will perhaps never much exceed that
figure Forsyth, Of the Mobile gir, who here says
he will be nominlsed in the Hrst >alot.
delegation Of New York poi tticsl association called
the National Democratic Volunteers, consisting of Dr.
Jacob Miller, Mr. Farrell, Il. J. clnrk, Mr. salomons
and T. L. cozens of your city, here influencing the
delegations in favor Of national candidate They
not identified with Mozart Tammauy Hall, and say
their association can raise half million Of dollars
The keystone State, chartered from Philadelphia at
cost Of five hundred dollars per day. ret ned with the
outside delegation this forenoon. The Sparkling from
Boston, still remains chartered at the same cost.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, April ~, 1850.
The telegraph Office has been closed all day, and Wash
pgton Ia wild 10 hear from Charleston.
Douglas has heard nothing since last night private
despatch received late last night indicated the, com
bnatcn vas making 20 erect Northern platform, ana
put slave code upon Il, and Kill Douglas. IN thai
way
Dorgar c.naot Dol, the nomination he gets his plat,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
Z eor.ifer 81.

7 corsifer 81.
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far up r;er a sly
medicine FOR the
!. - ire pn p0ss |
h We evrr kii' wn.
sit'rr r - IN or
heat. 4 rem we'd
a lump 4-cut as
l'trge - nv uuhle
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stand nr from q
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II w. supposed "a
have been p O.
l.-si ~ a 1-sLf-
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nR. F. A. CALDWELL, the eminent an skill
full Operator OH the Eve and Ear, who by
his great success has ettained high reputation, By
removing difficult ami dangerous diseases OF these
delicate organs that have hitherto bafed all skill
to reach, has taken up his residence permanently
in Chicago and has published the fh edition OF his
TREATIES ON HE EYE AND EAR.
This work contains nearly 50A pages, embracing
every variety of disease which the Eve sic Ear srs
subject TO iliustra throughout with numerous sn-
mcrous en- gra wings. Duiihg tie last year, DR..
Cadwell's residence has BEEN in Chicago, and from
II G hundreds that have passed throug i is 4 a..
h has been finished with ample materislfn -
ylncing the public that success IN nis prats> RS
teen established beyond dispute. Cer:a6caLeFr
ceived and eases reported in lis treat s, from
re spectacle parties, who testify in he strongest
te ms their high sense OF gratitude for the cures
Effected, added to which may be read the names o
numerous distinguished individuals - references,
amounting TO several hundred, are evidences snt-
fcent to satisfy the most skeptical and incrsdu-
lous, who regard their sight and hearing ss Lids
rensabc to comfort and happiness
Several portraits of persons who have success
fully submitted To dangerous and difficult era
tons on the eve. will also be seen. and discrp
tons read with come interest, in this Treaties.
This work car be had gratis, on application al
the flee of any paper confirming this advertise
intent. or it will be forwarded by mail by enclosing
sn.m ecto pay postage on it. 3m'0
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14

Persons wishing 10 purchase unimproved lands
on easy terms, will do II TO give me a call. al
so have the o address ~ the larger portion o
nonresident land owners, which, will enable me to
ascertain the price OF large quantity Of land
which IL not described in the above list.
THOS. MCDONALD.
Plymouth Feb 9th. lS6o-n3-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
JOSEPH
JOSEPH
Still in Egypt, dealing in Corn.
WAITED At THG R!GaM0Il mills
FLOU} AND FEED STORE.

TLOO AMI FEED SlOhE.
100000 Ruehels Wheat, 100000 Bushels
Corn. ,o10 Bushels Rye, 81, 800 Bushels o IT'S
2,O0n, 900 Flour Barrels Slaves and Heading, For
which they will pay the Highest Market price in
Cash. They also want
100000 CUSTOMERS To purchase
Groceries at imp ccedently low prices They will
pay cash at all times for q ain and sell ia return
groceries at prices that cannot be afforded BY any
other establishment in the place-.heir facilitirs
for purchasing supp les in Chicago we'll east
err Cities being superior to any other house-on
account OF their frequent shipments of -four and
grain to tn 50 points thereby enabling them to
save the expense of exchange.
II You want the highest price going for your
Grain, Barrel Slaves ana Heating don't sell be-
fore calling at the above establishments.
CUSTOM WORK.
Thsir mill has been reccatly been refurnshed
with New and Superior Boiling Cloths, undergone
general and thorough repair. and 10 capable now
undo the superintendent ofof English miller in
their employ. Of manufacturing a. good -four as
.ny Mill in the United States.
BOLTED CORN MEAL.
They have recently put meal bolt in their
mill and can now furnish customers with bUlted
corn meal.
Flour of all grades. meal, bran and shorts, kept
constantly on nd at the store and mill and will
be sold in large and small quantities.
i As heretofore, -four, meal shorts and bran will
be delivered to town customers free of charge,
RICHMOND, WILBUR 4 co.
Plymouth, May 3, 1860. l5tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14

<. Ch;rhIains La-ue,es-. Strains vi ig IL. I.
L. ~. Johns Lin JUS a. rem Sticr II
external application fez . ani-nz IA me We
ned eases.
.seTs . certify TIA; s. johns inner, Is posee.ed
o. ..,e a'o.i-s.rg curafvf pregsr-~ - ffrdi-
cinf -.7. hsS ev-E etr.e within nv knowlefEc O 20
fazdr ~ /: fr -h- -~ufratistn Z " tel had j. III
~. jet ~ thu forty was = On co. sued
20 nsy t-! he.i-rs tat could rot uyseif but
frr-iY jess b a.FF sssfv tef v,Hts ~ sfih
hz.s Snfii .Isssr1usa-irn prHHc~f. s-S fien
;sonId risits GsrT-l. hrv- Recommended
EIs Of my iTtfs Tor ssFe-e ei>rs = rhe1r.' n.
bruises. wonder IT. success 5
~v a.trHr.e! it, Gs-. 4 friend TAT Is 10 50 ~
pi,.ux', tissf II rouSl. he must be -
lie sH.irriy heip-s-. I'd ec'y cured y The
e this Iiniu,nt Al x ~ Win have nse 70
With in the hs i-i Ii IL i tie ct icins
at d kind IN tie I'd WARREN rIt
T-FFfS. Apgu~f. i~ir-
Fem "a E.tkfiy ti'isrn of Frant!is County o.
rE.S So: xisi. Seu'd s;~b ISL sz-ilry he-e
far -zis - Eminent - valuable no
~ tgys inc-. f4a- c-s-criy e. bs al Z X
- rRor-. zisf ecu ID he'll" Il your Lni-
nn-nt. = few app ia :ans - which cErcirt cusr.
cn>.sicr IL pr-f-rsb any y irttt have ever used.
s.s,ud ~ giti n have krDt here for SIC hst
may rita TINS conveniently ohtsin a -up2ls j. val
SCI readily GEOHGE sIOSkR-
wEsTssTIlLz. Franklin county. q.
Pain and Weakness II tbs Rsck and Size cfe'x
Yeas standing uTed Ny wifr ahoaf six years
Affected with pain IN her hack aud idle 81
fn, II tn tine Ia h-r bed me mad II The
iusfaRz Linnent. and various o-h-r HIs'isc ne but
ehxned relief nbtii she de OF 81 John lii
cseat. which Elected a sr-sdy eu---
AFRICA. Ohio. Apsi /. l.55. FREDERIC EElSLER
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
TIE most Desirable property n the Coantyl

TN Pursuance of an order of the Common Pleas
/ Court of Stark county. State of Indiana, at
the March term 1867, will sell at public auction
on the 18th day of May 1869. at the Court House
door in the town of Knox in sal county the fol-
lowing real estate situate in the county of Stark
and State of Indiana between the hours of 10
o'clock A. VI. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ on said day to
vii: The south half Of the north west and the
north half of the south west quarter of SECTION
thr'y-si1 1851 in township thirty-four [34] range
two q west, one hundred and sixty acres
Terms of sale, third in hand, one-third in
six months and last payment in twelve months.
WINGAT PRITTMA =, Administrator
OF the estate Il Jesse B. Morris.
S. A. M'CRAcKIS Atty.
April ~, 1860. 10;
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14

Prom K--c,,nt af @ '';s,. o; %. Z, 10
ransS sad s.i rl i iSv l. bed ~, cxp-ss. :, i've
she had uSsd Jsyns's Ex2es;ori Liv-r~,rt s-i Tar,
moe f,r her <I'i 81. A co -ned ,sks ySr ss
aai Ccn,umpsion syrup All a'tor usiaS I've .tes
osSer use nh-rs % ms ia " 20 sevrre c.axls al
coils It, sftcss ssys hssl &C. Ia n, svs -. "a 81
afflicted with ssts- 81 the Ianss for VIM 81" 90.
ai>o cured him. blacksmith in dis place ~a.aa I'll
Ia TIE e be unahl to wUrk One ;-is
again Is We No / 'ub: saehsr bottle viii p-ri>c, s
cure. wnEk r-cpnnsni Rose VIZ ars faiiariy ~
Rt-Ssna ul i's ysa' s''"s '' D ~ BARROW
life Of Member Of III raaiani Iegisl i1lI-s
ys1-Si-ssrs. A Fisher 4 Co. o. Lsoni-r. IaI. s1y:
VI ne eiiys az vsaseis a vsFy Sni,si irss
&c great deal 4 gooi. Pancake. Esq rrp-e-rni-
sfiyr fr,m Mob, eoan,y cnnfnsi lis b.. h
eo:sulupi n Hs ysiean AMI r ends be les. th,;
hs eiad never ,eroser sgf most sou Die II rnssh
g the sr,eyasni y q d asas As.n o Ma Il; Lee
2, m s, s;hs sa. c'.a VIZ LII IN, H.
ssir their Dhyscisns ne to,s Ills ssrrp. .nd
svcl restore 10 his a c1sio Ell heath
Ram rk.b's ras. Of H edita Consumption.
5ss w. syh "a. we Of eapsi n sar -ps
* a ofhi's, aus hal an ineesssns cough.
81 :nrss s'ssrrs nd died with ,nsaTnption. AMI
hsa been naaei 10 hsr BED a.G foa- ~ees- .,
ST. n;ly failing she nsaenrel usig st J. ns Cough
en S@ ana Tsa ss rr p la.s s w Ia.
snj.ssd With it'll | 'srrupi's g nearly sx yesrs
nsh AID splitting Of blood JAcJ. FLLss
c ugI and Pain n tue Size Of Five yesrs'
steaafog u ed. / vas afflicted with eo'rsn ard
pain e sds and pre- ave sraTs During hE r..
l. py-d four Q, Az pay-:ss who ws lnn , to
Be. Fortunately ,olk ;, johns cous', AMI COn-unp-
ton Syrup <hich has resio ell me 20 p-rlvet hes m
isns .p 5e.;. '''s J5IiS Il kikcaEi, riz o.
y,<. nrr,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
T. A. LEMON,

Dealer In drugs, medicines, notions, literar,
magazines. papers, etc., north side Lapoit'
street, Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
NJ. A. o. PACKARD
Att uIOand yylE.lor at Law,

COLLECTIONS, Tax Paying and Examina-
~ ton Of titles &C., promptly attended 10
REFERS To
Peorles Bank. n. Y City; How Whitaker,
N. Y City; Terbell, Jennings CO., n. Y. City;
SECURITY Fire Insurance Co.. N Y City; Henry
c. Carter, ". Y City; Hon. c. A. S acy. TENN
sch, Mich; l.. g. Berry & Co., Bankers, Adrian
Mich. j. S. Dan a, Esq. Indianapolis, Ind; N
II. Oses5ee, ESQ.,, County Treasurer, Plymouth.
He has associated with him in practice, Hon
James Bradley of LiPorte, Ind. whose assistance
he will have at the sitting of he Circuit and Com
mon Pleas Courts of this county. Will practice in
adjoining counties.
Plymouth. March d. 1850. OFF
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14

TIE .~ne- aid n wor'i w-:rg'y give Tn ls-s TO
h~v- /. rrfnov.d. but fh~ughs rnGid not D. non-
voniG r-corimend fsr-iiv keep tii> valuable
prep.-7'ies OF hard. Farmers ard c'is having
sassT = g froE, 50 doing BENJANlH !lUDolE
Neal irimOge- Clio.
Iris c,r,ifcs q nv suffered grsat ds2' With
FEET =hea- rstse tried .ry ID = AZ
seemes car- sfys-d rifho1 hrfssh.- until
male ~ 7 L g. Jaf n fiura|Et. few sp
p'srs'ipr~ of which Elected a tforosg.' CUP
Af. EufcHKSyiL.s Ohio. ELIAS l"iO65-
Ecrss cured If a r g-t-a W urd This csrti-
S-< that horse fe al faTrosfo a. throEkh
b. leg. feared u u| ruin bin. applied 81 johns
M. II. BuRNE 7 fin Ohio.
uir6eslls spS sfva tut ~ hid hc.s that
Rad syrEs viaizsi upaa e2rh hind -bout six
-acs - ri<ry fhnxs ti$u without sue
s-sliy att Piled g Johns Ipnent tllfre time
~ <f.rr each application h-a e. in tie Irsiuert
VII h-r = cv-i usti dry ihcrvngh cure Wa ef
srctsr. about s;nes. ard there has BEEN
indie sicB 80 their rrfnr,.i.x me 'ccas-n
LEI nv axe al ard snt g--k J.. ny horse hr ~ che:
In length inch IN depth. We No thu wound
ss soon a. ps-shr and bsth~d nth The Lninssn'. ~
which a very RAPID cure Elected.
J. NcSEEN. Watson Station. Ohio.
Iu-rp rsroved from Fo-ss and L.neness
fur%s-Mr John Beard near THIN Osio Rad horse
t9up rpo his leg about the 81 hrn's
and w. SCARCELY abs 10 v X. by Rin.e1i APP
piicf and reHa0yec the lump and effected tho
roSgh cure
Sold hy all N-dieine Dealers. who viii furn'sh 81
1ohn'- Airsrscs ersfis- |. J.. - John a Co.. fiinp
City .. Genera AEen's for the Western States
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
Howard Association.

PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established by
special Endowment, for the relief Of
the Sick and Distressed. afflicted
with Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases.
Y1NHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF
the awaful destruction OF fu1an life caused
by Sexual Diseases seve.al years agodrected their
Concrlting Sugreon TO open n Dispensary for tie
treatment of this class diseases MI their orm-.
and to give MEDICAL ADtICE GRATIS TO all
who Apply by letter. with description OF their con-
dition fage occupation, habits ef life. &C. and in
case ofex.reme poverty, to FURNISH MEDl-
C1NES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors OF the Association. in their late
Annual Rcportexprsss the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors OF their
Surgeons IN he cure nf Snermst0Frhe,a Seminal
Weakness, GonorrhGa, elect. Syphilis, the vice Of
Onanism or Self Abuse, Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder, &C., and order contizuance OF the
anne plar for the ensuing year.
An admirable Report On Sperrnatorrh1s Seminal
Weakness, the vice of Onanism. Masturbarion OF
Self Abuse, and other diseases of The Sexual or
Fans. by the Consulting Surgeon, win be sent by
mail lin sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE
ca receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
y. MCDONALD,

Real estate agent and notary public, Office In
Dckson's hardware store, Plymouth. Ind.
Draws deeds, mortgages. bonds, and agree
ments. sells lands, examines titles and furnishes
abstracts Of the same, pass taxes and redeems
land sod for taxes.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
Real Estate Agency.
6 1000 ACIES OT LAID FOR SAIg.
E uNDr RESIGNED IS AUT HORIZEi

to sell the following described Lands, at very
low figures; part down and the balance in annual
payments, from one to fur years. with Interest,"
paid annually:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
MEAT MARKET.

CHARLES SHOEMAKER, on La
Y porte street, few doors west OF Palmer'e
Store. keep a good supply of FRESH MEATS
for their OLD customers, and rs many new ones a.
NAV find it to their interests TO call on them.
GrThev will nay the highest market prices IN
s,sh. for Fat Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Fowls.
uMarket every morning except Sunday:
aug ll--lH
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
GREEN TOWNSHIP.

Known as the Wilson Farm, about 81 acres un
der misunderstanding house, stable and good
young orchard. One fourth in hand, thc balance
in FIVE or ten years with interest annually.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-14
LAND AGENCY.
5000 ACRES of GOOD LAND
For Salo or, EnCr Torr,,r

WI ADtslN VII u ilS.
DERSONS wanting TO buy or sell Land. will da
well to call ON the undersigned, who can give
facilities for purchase sale equal to any il the
country.
FOR SALE, at LESS than current rates, and
on time: nv or sec "a, (less 10 acres out of 50
corr and b of of sec 81, town 80 n, of range
/ w-230 acres, so acres improved-at North
Bend Stark county.
The h of NV fen W m r, sec Michigan Road
and-l22 57-l0o acres-un mproved-six miles
north of Piymouth-fne. heavy timbered land.
with water.
The sc and Of swq ofsec %. and the No
q of sec sc, town IS n, Of range one e-Polk town
ship--4f1 acres-heavy tmbered, good water
near Tyner City-to be sold in quantities to suit
purchasers.
The h Of ne O of sec %. town - n, Of range
e, 90 acres, four miles south of Plymouth-6f.
teen acres improved-eood land. timber and water
The Sc secs, town g n, of range e. Ice
acres-Green tornship-eght miles from Piym-
outh-near store. mills. and in good neighbor-
hood-good timber, fine grass marsh, and living.
running water.
The of sw q of sec 25. town 81 n, Of range
c,and sW OF sw of so, town 81 n, l22 acres.
our miles north least of Plymouth-good mill
and saw mil-thirty acres mproyed-builcing-
TO he sold very cheap.
The 5 h of NV O of sec IL. town 80 Il. OF range
3 e-close bv Tfppecanoe Town-good IL nd and
good timher-uninproved--t be had en- easy
terms.
Lot No. s in Wheeler's addition to the town
Plymouth-fne dwelling and good out houses
North q Of Lot No. 81 liz Plymouth, now knows
as Baldwin House, desirable location.
Lot No. 81 in Plymonth-good dwelling house
Part Of Lots 73 and "a, Plymouth-dwellinl
34x40 feet-fir sale or rent.
Lot No 40. Plymouth-good dwelling and two.
story business house, of the beat cornsr. ID
town--to he had at bargain.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing in this vicinity
wiildo well to give US call.
REEVE & CAPRON,
ecember oth--2tf Plymouth, Ina
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-20

EXECUTION OF Hicks Hicks the Pirate,
and murderer Of Capt. Burr, and the two
Watts boys on board of the sloop E.A-John-
son. last March, was executed on Bedl0e's
Island, y Y. Harbor, on Friday soon after
II \. NJ. An immense coucourse Of people.
p, 600 OF more, was present in steamboats,
and water craft Of all kinds. Such arrange
ments were made under the conduct of L. S.
Marshal Rynders and his deputies, that the
whole proceeding was conducted with
t0lerably good order and quiet y confess
sion Of Hicks is published, from which 1t ap-
pears that from boyhood his life was one Of IN
ceasing robbery, debauchery and murder, on
land and sea in many parts Of the world. Tho
often imprisoned he had managed to escape
the higher penalties of the law till he com
ultted the last bloody and premeditated
murder for which he was justly sentenced
and hung. He had ascertained that Capt.
Burr was likely to have money on board,
and killed him and the two lads to get it,
presuming that as he had always escaped be-
fore, be should be able to escape the reward
of his guilt then. After throwing the bodies
Of his victims overheard, he took the money
and other vaIuables, and left the vessel in e
boat. He states as follows
My movements after landing are well
known and when ] look blck upon the ia
tality which seemed TO GyS Iny steps, it
seems as though the f-ud, who 50 long had
stood by me in every emergency, had de
serted me at last, and had left me to my own
weakness.
But never thought of this until after my
arrest had no shadow Of a presentiment
that should be checked SO suddenly and
brought to justice, and on M return to New
York, made arrangements to 90 away with
my family as coolly as ifnothing had occurred
which should counsel me to use caution.
But on that fatal night when | awoke
from a deep sleep to find the officers Of the
law standing by my bed, for the first time
fear overcane me, and grew faint and weak
as q baby. Great drops Of sweat started out
on nv forehead and all over my body, and
then realized that at last the master whom
| had served so long had really deserted me
and abandoned me 20 my fate.