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nc TO be hung, and that The sentence Is 10 b
executed In IN ho1F hence; 50 th1t shall be
gone ftctn this world ok sin. md sorrow,
lregret thst my worldly adairs arc 70 de-
sanEeds but now It cznnot b. helped. do
not de- deserve thls sentence for never ad'ised
didwas 70 rccnmme1d tho people who co1u-
pn1ne1 10 seek redress in legitimate way
enu II IN tnis erred, or have been misrcpre-
sented, do not think deserve the extreme
sentence. It Is, however, the will Of my
Heavenly Father that should thus suffer In
needy, and to protect, as far ~ MS ablc, tho
oppressed. And glory Be to I'll, nsrna and |
thank Him that I suffer in scch . ranss,
Glory be to God tho Father Of ouf T1ord Jssus
Christ and can say it Is great Aouor thus
e sntieFz for ths servant cannot be greater
pan3 tha5 Ms Lori & , en- now sas with
departure 3 At hand and I n M
ready % be offered up. Inava fought .oed
fight, hare kept the faith, and henceiortS
there Is laid mp Ior me crown Of righteous.
ness, which the Lord. the righteous Judge,
shall give me-" Say to all friends, an aTec-
tiopalo farewell. and thas they must mot
grieve for NE, tor die tnnoeently. Assure
A1r. Airy Gnd al Others Of the truth OF this.
Comfort yopr heart I certainly little ex-
rected this. You mnst do the best yon can,
and the Lord vii help you; and do not be
ashamed Of the death your poor husband will
have suffered, The Judges scanned asainst
cocld not get. In all the explanation / in
tended. The man Anderson. made IN IN
founded statement, auti 50 did Gordon: but
Ills testimony WIS Different from the depost-
ticn. The Judges took the former and erased
the 1atter. It seemed that Was to be sacrl-
f1ced. know nothing OF the man Boyle. I
never advised hiinto the act or acts which
h1 hr0f,<tht ty3a IN tt}a 4prf Ptch urrIto
to Mr. Chamerovzow, Lord Brougham, and
NcssTs. Utnckncl1 and DuCulsson.
did not expect that, not being rebel,
should have been tried and disposed Of In
this way. ] thought his E1eellency the Gov
enor would have allowed ne jair trial II
gunge were tafrly attributed to me; but 1
have no power Of control. Aay the Lord be
mcrcifnl to him.
"Gen- Nelson, woh has just ccme for nc,
has faithfully promised to let you hare this.
May the Lord bless him, and 1lt the soldiers
Phillips, also Mr. Licard, Mr, Bell, Mr..
Vinon, Mr- Henry Dulasse. and many others
whom do not now remember, but who have
been true and faithful to nc. -
As the General has como, must close.
Remember ne torAunt Eliza In England, and
tell her not to be ashamed OF my drath. Now,
my dearest one, the most beloved and faithful,
A Eiss for deaf Tiaaii63, Who7Slita, ~ Kind Ind
to yUp anti Jane:. ktss also Annie and Jane.
SAY goodbye to~-hear 3lr. Davidson,
and au othesa.. I, hate ouly been Al
lowed one hour. Wish nspFa-t time h84 been
allowed. Farewell also to NJ. EspGnt, who
sent up my private letter to him. And now
may the grace Of ous Lord Jesus Christ b
Your truly devoted and now nearly dying
husband, q. W. GoEDox.
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.~-FEHIAN FINANCES.
LiAt"r DintrIcts and o,rclc.-TAe stFtnal
Cal1o for Money. an:1 liz Estimated
T1r0xYuef.

LiAt1rpln,r1cts and dtrc1c.-TAe ssFtnal
Caiin for money. a,aa III Estimased
produes. =
' lFron tho New York Times, 15th1
The Fcnian Financial Secretary's statement
fer the seven weeks preceding tho 2Sth Of Oc-
toter, which was published In detail yestcr-
day morning, shows that from the 10th Of
September to the eosh Of October, the Union
fqgare authorities received from subordinate
circles The large sum OF $40, ,G5O.2es,. The LIST
embraces contributions ringing between
twenty cents and s., COO, the former sum from
IN individual, and the latter from the State
Centre Of California The largest contribu-
tor t., aseoEding to the report, Chicago. She
gave slS,so0; California gave $1,000; St.
Louis, S, 100, and 1hirty-four cities ind towns
In every Fart of tho United States and Cam
das contributed upWo1d Of 500 each These
hgules, however, are not by any mems inaic2-
I've Of the strength Of the Brotherhood In the
places whence the money came tor only In q
few instances co they exhibit more than a
mere lnstaIment Of moneys due on the Il final
call-''
This sttlnal calI'' was a demand by the
President for so from every member Of the
the Brotherhood, the money 10 be used In fit
ting out IN expedition to st1ikD the first blow
The call was Tor go oyer and above any for
mer Indebtedness on prior calls or on monthly
Gu 8. 1t war to supply the money that shoul1
poison the minds Of the Irishmeu who form
SO large pQfL OF LQc Bt1L19Q nome army, anti
tie aggregate Was presumed to be ample for
the liberation OF Ireland. The call was made
At about the date OF the extraordinary ses-
Zion Of the Fcnian Congress, In Philadelphia,
in September last, and for three months pre-
vious to the time, VIC are told, the Treasurer
wns in receipt Of about 950, eco weekly. But
as no public report has been made Of any
moneys which we're contributed prevf-
Gus to September, we can make no
estimate OF the capital that the Brother
Eood have IN hand. An approximate
estimate Of the probable response 10 the '.Gna1
ca1l'' may be made from the Official report Of
tie Fcnian Corresponding Secrctnry, showing
that in the United States there were on tho
oeth Of October si1 hundred and thirteen cir
cles, that arc estimated to hare III average
membership Of three hundred persons each.
The report, for obvious reasons, ontts NEIL
tion OF the many circles that flourish in the
British Provinces but we may sately ss:J,
that lie number In Her Maiesty's domiIions
Will brin" the figures up to seven hundred
circles in North America. This ciycs the
Brotherhood 210, 600 members here: nn,1 If
each member sends ln the rcon:.eLL 1000.
tie Secretary Tor aecretarics) of the Treasury
Will soon lare sI,22o, COO In addition to What
ever fund they may now control.
The following list Of State Centres rs fur Is
they have been reported, With the number Of
circles In each State or district, may be In
teFestlng as showing whence these vast sums
Of money is to come.
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The House portion of the Joint Committee
Of Fifteen on the admission of Represents.
tires from the latcly rcbellious States, Is IN
exceedingly able one, and reflects crest credit
on Speaker Col:ax, who appointed It. We
rcpubliah the llst Of namcs-RcpublIcaus in
small caps rud Democrats in italics:
lion. TuAppEr. S1EyESs, Of Pennsylvania;
Hon. E11Hu D. WAsnBUHxr, ot Illinois;
Hon. JUSTIN S. MORRILL,, OF Vermont;
Hon Ntnry GrLier, Of Kentucky;
Hon. JonN A. B1HGuAN, Of Ohio;
Hon. RoscoE CosK11so, Of New York;
Hon GEORGE $. boutwell, OF Massachusetts;
Hon. HEsHT r. D1ov, Of Missouri;
Hon. Andrs.0 J. Ro9eTs, OF New jersey.
It may be taken for granted TINT when this
Committee shall have inquired into the cou-
dition of the States which formed the so-called
Confederate States, and reported that they
ind those States In proper condition TO be
represented In Congress, no reasonable man
will object to their Representatives and Sena-
tors taking their seats In the National Legisla.
tnre; and until this Committee do issue them
clean bill Of health, they will have to re-
main in quarantine, the public safety rcqu,r-
ing t..
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RECONSTRUCTION.

Wctrust that the Joint Gomu1lttee ol fllteeu
Oh reconstruction WILL, among 'he othef ques-
tions Which arise Tcintlre TO the ffesfoehts
reconstruction pclicy, thoroughly digest and
report upon The objections 10 It's constitution
.ility. As its friends plume themselves upon
its claims to accordance with the Federal md
aosmcr State constitutions, 1t were well to
xettle the question whether It is in harmony
with either. We contend that the Presidents
policy on the suffrage question, both in the
object aimed ut, and in the means adopted,
violates the Constitution OF the United States
and the former etate constitutions Of each
Southern State
The Constitution Of The United States de-
clarrs That t'thc Housc Of Representatives
shall be composed OF members chosen every
second year by (uot the white people
butt The people Of The several States.
No man who can speak English will
deny that thc people Of G State includes,
and always Las Included, our whole fSee pop
ulatlon. Even our slaves were included m-
der this very section as part Of the people,
though In consideration Of their slavery they
were counted at 1wo-thtrds instead Of in f1ll.
But "people'' is The broadest generic term
10 cxpscee the whole common, aud even low
II. classcs. 1t La the most comprehensive
word TINT can be applied to inclnds rich and
poor, bond and 1Fees learned and, Ignorant,
GOOD md bad, olacS and "nae. worcester
defines the feopic' as Ae eommonalty,
mol tne princes aha hop'es, Ine FuieaF. 30
shas lnese we'e 10 " division o. 1he ia.
eaoltan.a ol ,nc souln .n'o Two e'asse' Q,
"incn INC "!aisss ] ns'e ~. sAms no"ie as'a
rf1nee'y, anu lhe o1acks aue 1aose .o sonon n
anu Sng ."eos =" n. AA'u ~, .Aa' QUIZ
o,s's'oo - l"se''l aueo tue o'acks
s "oplo neeon'e tne leol"e, aaa ~ suca ou'o
.,srs. ~ ..,.sa ~. ~ s" .,.,, ~ eonT
1d,itv nr nr,rrs,v .,,s..,,. -. -.,,a ..s go. nc
fulton Of tic Cn,lcd sio.es world serc,a,r u"s,,
<xclude,
The letter ar ,.,c fors,,,,.;o 1e r.. ~,
ted Btatcs therefore rcou,rcs t,,a, n a,;5as,:.
Representatives In Congress. nnc.,,,,,d NJ ~
peoplc OF tic South slall moi he cvc,udo,
The provision TINT ..clectors In c.ct,
State shall harc the ou.1i0ca-
lions requisite for electors in The
mos. numerous branch Of the State Leg
islature'' must be construed consistently with
fl. ,,rax;or. n,,rso,,n that ren-esenfntircx
49, .r.- ~ r., - 80
hnah De eiected ny Inc people, IN otaes
words, the Constitution says to the States,
4.you NAV nrcecr,bc the uuatjf1catfons ot
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tsQur Mutual friend -

VIC are lalf inclined to protest against m
Introduction 10 Sour Mutual Friend" but.
aftcr I'LL, there Is 90 use In complaining. Well
10 VIC remember how VIC came to grief, oace
upon time, by using this expression In
youthful essay. severe pelagoguc b1otted
1t out from the fair page Of our composition; :;
declaring IL 10 be an i'll phrase, q vile phrase,
and one entirely cscheEcd BY tic best writer's.
II Is indeed not always easy to determine what
the Best Writers allow. Their unwrittcn
code, like International law, Is constantly
changing, md like that may be described as
phrase long wandeFs through the by-ways Of
literature, existing only by sutlerance, and at
last finds some powerful patron to takc It under
his protection and introduce II into society.
such Is the present casc, and our essay above
mentioned was born twenty years too early.
For tho novelist has not only adopted, the
outcast, but has given him chief place nt
the literary feast; 60 that "Our Mutual
Friend" like the drunken peasant Ia tho
play, finds himself suddenly transformed from
teEgas into duke. It only re,naIns for us
to initiate tic :" habits of good society" BY
: accepting this new addition with tue hest
possible eracc- And tho better our readers
become acquainted With the stranger, the
more they Will like hi1a.
The conclusion Of this novel will be vel
coined by many who have either abstaincd
from reading 1t all, or whose acquaintance
with II has been Of a partial and unsatletac-
tory character, during It's publication in Sc
rinl form. Indeed, It IS but tanta!tzipc
pleasure TO read story in fragments, q month
1r3n ~ and xrt,n f..A
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DIt seems that Spain was brought to her
senses, in the Gillian affair, BY the panic In
the copper market. The blockade cut Oh the
worlds supply from the Chillan mines, the
metal went up, the potentatcs growied, and
The Admiral Pareja has received home orders
to arrest proceedings. So peace In Chill may
bo decla5ed coppcr-.as:ened.
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&EzaE157sS72 3ExS3El ;S7sss3.K

and n verdict returned IN accordance With the
fsct5- ...
Huu. 3. Watson Webb, of course appeared
for the prpsacrtioh at Tho preliminary exam
ioation, and Hon.>W. J. Alien for the defence.
The defendant was held to bail In the sum Of
1000 10 answer the charge OF manslaushtrr
at the next term OF tho Circuit Court.
, 1865-12-19


e Speaking Of the bill 10 abolish the
black code in The District Of Columbia, and
The confer the elective franchise on the col
ored people, the Chicago Times declares that
If this bill passes
nh1tenen. and must e1t on juncs with white men.
Negroes must not only be allowed TO vote, but ne
E1oes may also elect necroes as raemhcrs Of tbs
CITY COUNCIL, and even as Mayor Of Washington
City. Whoever excludes q negro IRON any ptivI-
beary Ene."
Such stuff as this proceeds on the assutnr-
tlon that the readers Of the Times arc intel
lectually inferior to Hottcutots, else none
Of them could be expected to swallow It.
Suppose negroes should be summoned to sit
on jurics in the District Of Columbia, what
Of it Unless the Courts desire them, they
will not be summoned, and unless The attor-
neys nc willing, they not 'tsit on jusies with
white mcn." But if the Courts and the suit
oEs ofthe District desire to hare nesto Jurors,
whose business is 1t: Have the Copperheads
Of Chicago right to objects But 'tnegroes
may be elected as members Of the
City Council, and even As Mayor Of
Washington" It happens that thrce-sourths
Of the population Of Washington atc whites.
Now, If the white majority In Washington
choose to select q candidate for Mayor from
the co1ored minority, and vote for and elect
hin, IS that any business Of tha Copperleads
OF Chicago. A colored man cannot BE- elected
Mayor excep: by the votes Of the whites, who
nre more than three to one in the majority.
Shall the white citizens be prevented from
voting for whom they please for MaYor:
- Who knows that while the whites arr
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1906.
PROSPECTUS For 1900.
<sEcua1 Justicc TO all--.Fair Wages for
uo1est Labor,u

NNsr fnrr vC4to II IAnn.,btn noy NI,3 AN. ,,,.un,
-, ~ r-e. ~vS"1' "e p'tt. ~,
p'e* io1 when t'lc A.A1iss. m common WIZ
patriotic soldiers and citizens. bfs cootenden have
achic.ca their enduring triumph. The Union ne1
md women Of the Cnat i.cnublic hays von the
r,.t ,.,,,o,..xt ,.,,.. 80 ~. s.. -. ~.
-. t'o'Aa. ''.-oty .s. euo uA"u " @uo
Nh17suan en- 1ae feoeilson u esusnea. ano soon
The foot OF no slave will tread American soil The
fnhJo Is full Of ahr promise Of greatness to the
Ataerfcan nn1iou aud nane. II Ii the duty OF every
citizen stc 10 II TINT there arr no step. backnal
-1hDi thc uarsh or thr Hsnuhf,r Inward ytn,xe,.s1
-. ~ N-A' :" '. Ne A.lAosN to"H1a ao'e.ea. n
1fosoom' equal f1Ch1a. and rare De1roczseJ -ehall
IL onward and upward. In the n11dst Of The great
events nov t,ausp,rre, whlia The rstfon, n, II
o ""N >Ae NoA~~A** - -
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Question Of Reconstruction
In tho House.

In tho House.
TIr. Raymond and the Tennessee Gre.
denttnls-The House and
the President.
(From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Dec. IL, 1865.
AS in the Senate, the proceedings OF ycster.
dny In the House cas-: c1car Light upon the
tendencies OF the Union majority III that body
In regard to the reconstruction question.
They resulted in so1idifying and crystallizins,
rs 1t we're into tangible forms, the various
opinions entertained upon that subject by the
Union members, and like the debate
anu Sotc In the Senate upon the House reso-
luton for tho Committee of Fifteen, enable
the close observer to prognostEcate more
safely as TO the future. For this reason, 1
deem careful analysis Of what took place In
the House on yesterday, wc1l worth my
while.
AIR. RAYMOND AND TIE TESSHsRsg cREpEN-
T1ALs.
1t became understood on Monday evening,
TINT tho President had sent that day for Mr..
Henry ]. Raymond; requested of him, as
personal favor, that he present the creden-
tials Of the Tennessee delegation at an early
moment, and TINT the gentleman from New
York had consented TO do this In yesterdays
session. This piece of intelligence, Of course,
made quite stir and gave rise TO variety
Of conjecture. and infcrenres. It Was taken
as evidence Of the definite selection Of slr.
Raymond as Presidential spokesman in the
House, and naturally excited great curiosity
as 10 ine panner Of his debut as such on the
following day.
With Mr.. Raymond ehrewdness, cantiop,
aud calculation OF couscaucnccs are predom-
innnt characteristics. Hence he did not carry
out the important mission in the Honsn en-
trusted to him by the President, Without hay.
Ing previously guarded against being placed
In IN unpleasant position. He came to an
understanding with other p.uu,1ucuI members
Of the mesos:.ss;, ., Iii 49, ,-,.. - - =
A.. ~ D.sa,..~. ss ~ H. s.h. ". So
49,. -.,,-"'..' , ~. s,sss, ~. -. ~ ~ oasu
sat,a., .an,rn-, ~ 3ha;r se,+,oa eanr;a.tons - =
te.ta ,.ast ,-szan, ,,,saas,.,on ~ .ta ."a.a -
st-nct,on oreztIon, '>@
M. ,a,,,n-l,. WITH 1b,oh H. p,,,nu,a ..
COMMANDED tbr presentation of tha crcden-
t,als IT The Tenncssec nanhors ;,;a cros,t y,
~. n.t;ro ornn,nr H. ,,,a ~ho1s 11onss ~
on.a ,,n5o-s.oaa b,s -n..rr.d thonobts 90
we,1 vail ~ l,;s wc,l we11hca wo,ds Frerv nam.
,.er corn nrahandad INSTANTLY that he woz ar.
tna+ed hn+h h. a aes,ro ~ xarxe +he Evscn.
t,ra ~ fss- thst Z, ao,no =, ha m,oht
snnns- ~ ..r1. .s w. nh.t,n,en ~ 4hs pess.
iden,,s recons, M rnc,;on no,;rv wb,cb he tnsw
~ ~ 49, 1872 nnnn,a. ~ , srna.3 III. aa,,o,1aoa
Fof N ~
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the elaveholdc7s' rebellion. They must set a
different example before they have right to
prohcr advice or read lectures on forgiveness
to our Government.
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This list might be extended to embrace
readers, typo settlers, editors, and writer's in
constant practice, may be able to spell nearly
all Of them, but as before remarked, most
persons who reckon themselves good spoilers,
and enecr at the necessity Of photographic re.
form, will be mortified On discovering how
many OF this short list they emit spell. If
common use among Intelligent people, what
must be the photographic deficiencies Of the
unfavored millions? 1t Is for them the adyo-
Gates Of the phonetic system, plead. They
have some educational rights which even
heterographfc pedants should be made to re-
epect. in,
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'Manha:!an District embraces New Yo7k ctt5,
Erooslyn, Wiitsnsbarsh, GteenpoHf, Westchea-
ter County, Staten Island and other places In tho
immediate ne1rhnofhGo1 OF New York City.
sShnwmut embraces Boston md the s1burs With
In ten uQiIes' I2lIps Of the Stale Unuse.
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he had done The dcudish deed, but stated, ~
sn excuse. that he did It h revenge. On be-
ng brought back, Judge Lynch took charge
OF him and e1ecnted him In abort order.
, 1865-12-19
POLITICAL,
0mcfa1 Vote of Colorado.
Governor. Congress.

Totals. .s002 9567 1877 ;2+s .o:30 1G75
Gilp'n's plurality. 1876 Chiieott's do, COL
For Lieutenant Governor, George a. Fins
dale, Democrat, has il plurality.
seczetary Of State, Josiah H. Gest, Repub-
ican, ,14S plurality.
Treasurer, Alexander ". Atkins, "sand
Crcek," o. plurality.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction, Rufus
K. Frisbee, 1864 plurality. =
Attorney General, U. B. Holloway, Repno-
llcan, l55 plurality. "a = Il
Judges Supreme Court, William R. Gors-
Inc, Allen A. Bradford, and J. Bright Smith:
the first two on all the tickets, the last, RE
publican, By .sc0 plurality. :
, 1865-12-19
THE LABOR QUESTION.

Geucra1ly large planters arc trying 70 DIS
pose Of a po. tioyi Of their lands, .iany of
them seeking new homes and now ayocattona
IN the towns and cities. Labor Is scarce and
high, and tho vexel question Of: negro labor
remains unsettled. A decided Preference IL
expressed for white labor. but no free white
dent situation fifth Kentucky or Tennessee
rctcl-f be docs hs will rue 1t, soon. A year
or two will remedy this matter, and make Ill
things right. Land Is held comparatively
cheap, but tue country presents fcw induce
1nents to the cntcrpfisfng emigrant. The
stnte Of society Is by no means pleasant to
generations. arc 10 bc overcome, and both
sides must learn to 1oyc, respect md bcar
with each Other, before tie Yankee farmer
cnn settle down 10 quiet happiness upon the
fertile fields OF the Sunny South.
NATHAN.
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e.. West Kentucky and Tennessee, particularly
Rpon the Stale line. depend wholly upon the
Mobile nnd Ohio, railroad for supplies mad
means Of transit. That Eoad has been placed
in splendid o:ler, and is 'one of the PLEASANT
est and easiest Travelling foads In America,
being ahead, In: this respect, Of most I'LL
nols end Indiana roads. Il Is being furnished
with fill complement Of engines aud cars,
and must room. nguin become the farorite
route between the North ind the South. The
company's charges, however, arc fearfut-prs-
fcctly para1Jzing to poor mans purse.
ESght eents per mile Is tho pliec Of trnvel, aud
the freight tariff IL 70 enormous as 10 become
by rail Is being hauled long distances 10 tho
river, 1t being the cheaper mode Of convey,
nncc. An unfair and rulnous policy has been
adopted Of forcing all frcights south, som
polling trade TO How into Mobile Instcad OF its
uaturnl channel northward. This great OPP
preston must bs removed, otherwise It WILL
ruin both tho public and TIC company.
, 1865-12-19
THE CRAVEN COURT MARTIAL.
Findings and Sentence or she r.rr4 .-a
Aev1e" by abe Seeret4FY or ata MeVT

FiR1a!nSs Rs95s and an Is Sentence Of tho Court aad
N" oy Ano Secretary Of ahe Navy
ceners, Order NJ! SAos q. psrAnn=s.; Dec, g. 1865
AT q Naval Genesal Court Martial co,.
rened At the Nary Department, In thc III ~
Washington: November :, 1856, Commodore
n iaomas !: Isasen, OF the Navy, VIVA tried On
CIAnaE--Fatlinc 10 do his uimost II ov..4.,.
md capture or destroy vessel which II Ens nSs
1nty 10 encounter. IAs
Sp<aeeohoa- In this that On 0. .ooat ~. an.
day Of march. 1865. The said Conuodore Tbons,
9. cfsver, eopmsndms The Y. ,. 3. Nlacarz, md
ha,tr: nadsF F b. eontroi Tie y s s.eansnto.
re s:l Of the enemy, .nowu - tho stoncwa, boioe
a. that time on ~ way Gut Of The ~
ss s6a 2s known " . " hup. p'Sa 81 ID. ss e
my exeztiona or mako my effort whatever to o1cr-
Ike and capture Or destroy tho sala veasel Of Tie
enemy, a. twas his duty 10 hars done bnt did r.
neess ,tter havirg seen ssM veasel On its way ous
tntg pIJ q cosona his pseexs az his tsus IL
H. 9G2s q bens ablo 10 indet upon her o.e
into nG n.y. ua; taluty and that, bad he eoae
donbtediJ na1e bses; a9 l;x Saga.s would most M
e. ana, a. subsequently sisted hy I'm In IN o
Charvs s,'sS fs,1s M,srss ss The Hon. r. + Pay,
sSG5, with feelings that 10 orn ese MnLn
W OBLIGED 10 undergo The isrp hunfiat.oa ar
s,s9 roMHS s tnst sse ltoe Stone sal, w thc,r--
ss,ti9s r. me e 20 out TO the attsek. Id@Tt na
tait! Fhs condition Of the .ea was sueh th-t e
Tooa sr sa1f 'esn pes'es: maanes. e. 10 20 ous
:ssnla ease erpo!e eusss., eRsa hs, .a ,5.1 "a
mol eonsdef myself called upon 70 sncs:r q"
GlnEoS WI1nr..
Vary Department, Oct. u, Ilsi,
: ECTn 1rh5rh chN+pe and a.,ooij1,,+:.n
Ending Ct tie Court Was as follows:
iaz q The words 'as Ii was Els duty to ha1a done
ssth day Of Anvh va '''
The Court IN considering The specification n
dsgree than Charged. docs not wish to deprive a
officer Of the dl:c1e;lorafy posyer dre to 81 eono
maud. nor to e*tab'sh the psincipss list It Is
tNo Foeaen .essels shout atsck IA lspe-cis1 !:
eut tic Soart intends To- npress its ceusQrc qpon
cotanodor. cravcn's dcfeesiye Judgment on do
Of zeal md exest1on in uot making. constans md
11onss aee {sa!ssq 81 tsa sehelE.n whilq ii Fes
Or tazehood of he received sepoSss Of her W ebarae
tcE- The Court Intends, also. 10 ra!cct upon thu
conduct ct ihs accused in remains:. quietly at
p-asdirg about in ncn'E,l wata7. naa1tia.. H.
azcs &c, when: IN the judgment Of this Court It
wss bis duty 10 have Gosc cut with his tuo ves.ela
vhscr alops Ct acs qualities ~ to speed, tapid1ty
oltcfnloe. cie, as neil TO hare made close ln-
tEen a.so Eaye or1n ready to avail himself Of any
Opportunity LAT :.chs have csered, nad his enemy
been disr.sed 10 have given him battle In the open
he eonid nsve sspt her e sht
docs the cours fnd 1t IN evidence that he had FORM
ed With h!s consort my plan Of attack should an
.ADd, therefore, Tho Court doth adjudse him
guty in degree Of the chafso preferred, and doth