Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-11

l,adaSgtSSCi S5 WI DC l9uhd out to he German Jew
named 9cbaler q deserter from New York regi-
mem. / went down INTO ho yard on Thursday, and
rneLS saw i.ggaIittions neng made for the scafold
| NHIta N9tia Ai2hc most any man Glrch. ] had no
5uch feelings; cannot express it. It is not hard
IIiiuuesS, pllt Ha4 no such feelings. Anybody
| ttlat one n coi4hmq OF thlrty live thousand men
nG 10 ne Ftrl't b0t When gll accused of cor7pir-
W.; ~, m % eS l 'r l,5Hi anu "lneis Is all lie.
VI ii@ ni' a32 iWp ch4Teh' on! oi which, girl,
ycafs ,oi9; Is lT'ng. lie denies thai he and his
ygsonI VIC Se4 1osethCr HnnaRplly a9d thgt he
i9rgery Inc latter report he Says. originated from
the Tact that distant relative failed in business and
was arrested on The charge Of false bankruptcy lie
| IeaEe. no property ior ms family. His manner of
| speaking was composed throughout. his statements
| were made IN remarkably direct manner consider
fS frnS tHe surrounding circumstances, and none but
lew Oh me least importance were drawn out by any
| dlrSct questions
| WIZ before the sentence was read to him, spent
most of his time in reading and sometimes wrote 10
his family and friends although he was much froubled
| more composed when his fate was announced, and
since then has rested much better than formerly lie
had been allowed to walk in the yard when he chose
during the day butwas constantly undersuryeilancC.
| Yesterday, when he saw the Scafod he cmaried
with the utmost cOmP0surc, We'll you must be put
ting up the Seaffod.' Immediately after his SEN
tence read to him. il was proposed TO place two
or three in his to help to make his tiIuo pass
pleasantly and to that he did not attempt suicide
when he remarked, IN not goinrto commit suicide
| ment the expense of hanging me-"
~ ~ GOV. FhGhi' OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
| To Is . -
~ ~ q ii D. cry froNls"nal f0YcEnOr
OF yo%r S0uth H., Garona: ar df a., a., ,,;.-...
| VIII; ob b W ~ o ~ I'm stIht Is !uSt now recGlved
cond,i o' ~ e @ nveI I u9ne IN oogtn carolina that Is
% %cGTpIIcRG 70 peace an restoration, the President
tLPc!s theIeloIe that You VIII continue TO exercise
s"n se Gpes nereo9rS 40 dGyoyed upon you as Prqy
relieved by his order lie oR,nrV@s rorat | to nf
neither tbe EnnTnntion C4 81 WIN iJatGt tha
I , a ~ 'gi,"ii i9I ne e,ate LEGISLATURE has
the nnIc OF he S,9t 4,r t Uoagati4ns cght!eted IN
rebeilious purposes to he Void nn ennaIit. % t g e
that tho STATE soens to docl;no IL, d.s i19
amendment Of the Constitution of the nted Stotes
ahohshinr slavery " NV ''0" '7'"'eS
/ teIegraphed to Won Yesterday os foIio1r<.
The President directs me to write you that an
early adoption OF tthecongressiona amendment of the
the South Carolina Legislature, is deemed peculiarly
Important and especially desirable with reference
tn" general situation OF the Union. have only
to say that the Presidents opinions before expressed,
remain unchanged.
(StgneD W H. SEWARD.
A1tef @ NE sentenee T25 read to him he said I'm
ID II the ankec Eagle has not turned ont to be
% That !, expected; s5 ID Turkey Buzzard.' He
then asked that Rev Fathcr Boyle be s9nt for, and
also Nj Louis SchadG, his counsel. and since that
time these gentlemen hayG been almost constantlyin
attendance on him. Besides these some ladies have
called one OF them paving her last visit to him yes
iGGIeay, Tne4 sac pfouS4t nm some deleHceS. As
se 81 M was ieatl9s ne ne @ aeted emotion as ne he GHPres
VINO VINO |as present that ina " the last tear he would
vG IL, tHs ne coapie GI i!lss S1'd to be OF the
crday and in reply to the question of one whether
9Ilo ig nt nope, Sau I'f[ainiE Madam the greatest
nave We nope.
A MnuI!tG =: q: II; III utu la!ely hecone very pam
hnt d ~ II u..nEIt @ ior MN 10 use IL IN writing
at his desk and iterdgy he wrote for Mr. Schadc
short statement Of his life, giving also some private
mCmoranda.
esterday he received letter from his wife dated
Cadiz. Ky, in which she used the most aifccrionatc
language and expresses the hope that they then we're
seeing their darkest hour. She urges him to cheer
Up and prepare for the worst, but is satisfied that if
suffered he would not he condemned 10 death She
10 hi, people in EurO9c 80 .
THE FOsT-W0RTEW.
The surgeons. after the body was taken to t'a hos
nilal, held post-mortom Cy0mina ION it, nding
the joints Of the verte5rm dislocated They also mi
nutcly examined the right arm in reference To- the
wound he received in 1853. This wonnd was caused
By fragment of she'll received at the battle Of Fair
Oaks, and after it had healed mp it broke afrcsh
and was operated upon in Europe, the Surgeons
taking out 4 portion of the fractured hone which had
decayed 1t was then thought to bew well but while on
his trial the wound broke out afrcsh and became
very painful. The examination proved that ali the
decayed bone had not been removed and the portion
OF remaining caused the wound to break out afrcsh
The body was delivered TO Father Boyle. who ap-
orders but dou6tess the order viii be given this af
teruoon and the body be delivered To Mr. sands the
undertaken who will take il 70 Nount (Jiiyct where
it will be placed in a vault for the present
The LAST LETTER OF wTRZ
The following letter was written bv wv, bo;,r
mounting the gaiiows - WI" ''''''
OLD CAPITOL PRISON, Noy. IL. l5G5.-Ih. SchoFc
Dear Sir Ii is no doubt the last time that address
myself to Won What have .gid tr ,o, ~ fnI, a,1,I
often re1eat Accent NV thanks nv sincrrr hc9rt
felt thanks for all Won have done for me NAV God
TO ask Of YOU and am confident that yon Viii NOT
refuse to receive my dying request Please help my
poor falnlly-ny dear wife and children. War. cruel
f mas M SMtPi every tnlhs from me- and to-day my
wlie, my chureh, are neggars My life is dcmanded
a a ah ato.emGih. an Wiling TO give H. and nope
. 1itt NE aNHIle WIN DC JuuRcu uHerenliy from
f Ei9t l now. u any one ought TO come I" hc re
IIfi Oh my lamliy 1t Is tHc people Of the South for
Trmse @ far a N"" you Will
'NTuSe ihT loi tfoupiihS you AGAIN
Farewell I,9 dear sir may ma God bless you. :, w.
VISIT OF NORTH CAR0LINIiNS TO THE PRESIDENT.
To-day members of the late North Carolina Con
venton and other gentlemen of that State visited
of the Convention. over which he had the honor to
preside, presented for his favorable consideration
certain Of its proceedings saying, among other things
that the first act of the Convention to declare her
undeniabe connection with the Union, and that the
ordinance OF May ls5l' by which she was attempted
a vote very nearly approaching unanimity, and thus
the first issue in the late war was yielded The next
thing done was to prohibit slavery: and this by
unanimous vote; and committee of able lawyers
was provided to prepare wholesome laws for the con-
sderation OF the Legislature: aud thus the second
lsSme in the late war was yielded.
The Convention, having yielded what was involved
in the war and being of the opinion that the State
was and always had been in the Union and that our
relations had only been disturbed and not destroyed
respectfully asks your EHcellency to declare the
part of the authorities of the United States as the
lati0ns baZe benn recoucilci The Canvrmtinn in
of the State debt but declared all debts contracted in
aid of the rebellion to be Illegal and prohibited the
pavment of the same
Mr. Reid said we have heard that notyithstand-
ing the State might weld and as she understands H.
has yielded all that was involved in the war and not
withstandnG that our neople arc submissive well
disposed and anxious for fratenal relations her dele
cation in Congress would not be admitted miles, thev
had qualifications not prescribed by the Constitutions
that they would he required to take an oath which
few in the State can take. affirming, not merely
that they right now, but that they have never
been wrong.
The exclusion Of her delegation upon any oath test
as suggested Wouid be felt oy our people unlyer-
strong devotion TO the GoVsmment @ and their ivev
hope T% of perfect ree9psaon s to the irP
aversion to treason but they viii he confoundsl
sy The or hSrHSp anu
Congress to hrePea the test oath have thqqGht it
quest should pass through your hands with the hope
am1 your aXceegGg m%Eaaniy WGula abd ba TO
After further remarks by Mr.. Reid, in WHICH he
Carolina. the President RESPONDED as follows:
h0R o III h % U H yG% Of
spirit n % whleh you have ADDRESSED @ me- 1 dns cohYGn d
wards restoring that State to her proper natural rela
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