, 1865-07-01

him Inn s1sted rbtl be had BEEN tn 1atl in Qfllrs
county Vermont 19s Int and ime Has o. oaselss h.
| tsnrrn to he PctltendaEy for term or Year,
gh,ch IL IL fupposeo be eerred, Nothing Is pon
ivy koosn shis ht TIM NATL he eae to NJ.
csrus, placements male by him 10 fellow. prisoner
IN he Jei IRON une to time. It seems that he hsl
scfn fot eevcu Of eicht yetrs travelling on IT,
derperldoe., whom be chafacter1zed as ahaft
nutr." he of1en .old Of their EXPLOITS in ef4ml
erd r1scalty, but was careful never t. revesl hi
OWL share in their nlsdeeae. he has q cousiI
living ont in 1nd1lnt about severy.dye mile
IRON Chicago, but -hs.s held no communicate.
with him
hAre been constant snd past garrett, To Rev
IN rrd hot glove. could not tell a word more
shout this Thing thaa ! have already sa1d.'' tt
MI. Buell. he eaid, The lat words that tha1
that old wouao; and to our 1epsrter be ut
tered the startling words, - an innocent, 80 hell
me God ;; ny ntck IL E9iug to be broken fof roth
heeitated. never eopEht to avoid an inqulriur eys
but told .wn5s the Eane tad story. Strangely
enough, he ney+r sought to shilr the blame npo1
otne ia noI did he, as mauy criminals do, tnT1lys
hmttlIt in II tpexptfc4bie confusion IN seeking ts
explain away the evidence. Lake Ste1ne's etar
lnc. whose opl5 uitersnee was, can't get ont, =
bis epLztpnt answer aud cry has been, II an ia
nurcuL'' Can II be that these words, uttered by
one tn the verge Of tie great Unknown, sh.u'd
rot by ihetr constant !. p ut.on wear aw5y sous
OF our CO., fdence in l.e eut!t ss the dropp,nc b
water Fearc:h away stunef
CHRISTIAN N1SlsTRA77oSs
Fror the t,ne Of Bells sentence until b,e exc.
cut1pn, Rev. Mf. Morton, Of the rreshyter1nn
church, visited h,n daily, EeT. Mr. CIcvelaud, oj
The MethL DIET churth, tlequensy, and Rev. Fstnei
The latter gentleman he received courteously.
hul With the assurance thRt be preferred tan Il
tendance Of Protestant min stef. Rev. Mr. Nor.
TONS oasl; xis.ts weIe M aa~a!e seselyed wlh sppa
As, Clt velsnd both found that they could have
tut lille edect rpon him. He aseented to eyeW.
thing II, , s..d; 1ney nsesd e hin 70 repent. d.
f4d. THEY asked him IT he had msde preparation
for death. He snsweted In the affirmative sayiuc
That he hoped to be eAved through the efficacy Il
ticn did he show the tltghteet trace Of ruiit In
the matter Of the murder Ct Mre. Btidcn, often
rxltffatpg that he had 1nade hle prt rarsoS 70 70
before Almighty God, ana that he was willl6s
Ct me. He always proiessed TO be fond 0! read
lns lie tesltment and Of prayer and In The pret.
snce cf tie min tpnke With tho greatest ~.
ets1ce on religion snejects. To others, however,
when the ministers ~ers Euae. his lauEu1ce VA
oEttn almost blssphetnors, and be eIpfessed nis
doubt OF punishment IN the hereafter. he hid
evidently neen rslsed among religions Influences
and well understood the mLia principles Of Chfis-
t.an faitt, but he seemed to hare been eorrpp.ed
ty ASSOCIATION with evil characters ia amer He.
and often uttered halteued and wicked words !n
bft course in always pI Ioss.ng TO be int what IL
ministers won1d have him be- and TO do Win
pleasure Just wt&t thcy would u'gs him to do, III
The While h1. character a. dEph at other times
showing such marked contrast to his profs .ious.
thAf. bs str. Cleyelepd said, "'shey eou get nd
hold ppcn hiu." Rev. Mr. Morton, In hts con.
Emit sttndancc. had most experience or i'll.
grea1 difficulty. Bel Wonld knee1 and prsv with
sppar1nt ts1Tor, read the New Testam nj d,li.
Rtntly, mud sttl[ nll the time seemed to be acting
i ptr1, uyinR to be candid. open and pIou., and
enceeedlne 80 we'll that even Ehe pre- eaeber. FIth
al, tif keen insight into huuap uatpre v.a often
5 ". lrAs t'a,4nn ~ ,,h asS s N ho e1nal!
aestee MI: hti!en. M1o. HaIe ae lst COW nc*
y. =. ~ ~ fsE,91 tsst he 1n1nht e aloeeth
tnai II Eas amost 1. l1ntossio'e .nat, In view Q!
ceath, hs f9o9!a ne 60 persistently and
eonslste9nny; 9auyi lei pto.es'eo 70 him to
East and m.int.taed there :xood chtras,er.,
ehoxuy, e. q Nou!d maze II nle husiness 70 see
beiat se.aoses t sna il'1ncs NET aesF9 II this
Win .pparent pleasure, and csye lin n,mes 'sn NJ
nertonE to eai: % fhere. Last ina h. .as1,aa
senewhst excited over h,s spproachine II M oed
hcth tsIkto more and prayed With Euo,e Try5r
than wae bir won't; In! On Wednt sd ~ b. lid r..
,sp.ee II! inc hts o,d,sa1y calm ons diy, not ione
ur.inE him 10 prny for psrd, N, to the Alm;eb,v
Urli 1splied ,hat be did nfsy. White = f.iioyz,
prisoner, who WIS sitting near. and bad :i.tsnea
se long d. his p4tlepce would hold ont. r H.itvs
cvpf1one and hypocristcs, fps4nr up. say NJ.
.lFty! See. ~ yon pfay ,Gf u TO Be hall q 1e
ttGm hl1c win th<se hhacEses Oh Youe ieg.." anu
at once sot the 10n q conversion out Of tho
pfe,ene: . nenae: r. ns inpss:'on.tsly nrEed Bell
noL 10 1ejeet ne ne!ey 9oa Was otet1h. him
throueh tbls, Aie mtn'steE; and By every means
- has nGwef e!IoTe @ 70 a*aken bel's conscience,
gnt H3,hont asasi. Ine morning OF the c1ecu.
W SlI.6t n
nfn a. re nave oeserioee, iosl o. eh.lo. nflirma-
ceIce: Il L unde,s1ood that s,nee Ms scn'enes,
RARDoz
and the hone that this ~op,d come. even a. tbr
laet toul hts eus timed him thrpnrnonf. Asisss3
and ssIi hn knew ih,t h. wnri1 49,
10 die hrt TIA, lie wonsd nie rn,ii'a.s
Wiz csEuinfy cruel thing for nuy one, knowing
now .aise tne oope W., 70 20 1eM nl9 lh1s3hers
1os been for th's he might h1vo besa better pre-
pateo 10 meek a's ood.
aC1oRs or cR1Hks
os S Sn n cays sar sfs re In the
coyc1r eQch th;pRe Of Abe Tretched. hut. he.ond
those We hsye riyen esexhere nd ~; er.n * tbesS
A. s1s q doubtful r. as.aeptis,y; a We're ws Z Is
aespeIsao or Ihs Mmsi.sipni he te.1nI n hs,}
@sstseh nset,s s1d Hesssa oniy M % Enoss - whst Isl
siee .x;nc hs heen nsf an 81 %;,.ss ne T., so
1e,ra ihan s1x Eeeks and ten al, IN ,ineas n. ss,d
ms co4rAa1oss
In the jill Immediately prcvIsu, to his execution
were rwo III number. r. T. White, caarped viii
The murder .. his wife. and Philip Dteley, ,ae.1.
saeested msn ouis love. Iealaa md sis Z
quite pen'lewanIy Il lis demesror. but I. ruti.cs
10 fits Of insnrity, md IN o1e Of these commt.-d
ffnaa TSrt n md ahAr IN
Detley our reporter eaw little OF, d. waked no
from hts sleep, md castoK one scared rance 4
.he doos q biz een when light approached 4,
uoifeleetly paced up md down the corrfdor. nf
which he i. allowed tbs tet dom nt t, e. sittinr
do*n for few monenls 10 rea1 at his ntile tshir.
but room Disturbed hy vis:t II, ri.lpe nreio and
continuing his short and melancholy walk. ne
eee4c to tetl deeply Tor Bell lu his tern BE stu
aliCr, and We afe informed tbAt fre0a:ntly
-.,. o,. - .Se - 'NLei4AlaA >.
Wn1A Wou4o oe hmnsIfE, we're they uot on 70
Mh,3e xan,d e Gsse 1 psssea neTSeeo tssm:
iisno~m is.a ~ tne ousuen o! aposM1tL'y O hsv-
.eiy Iii ,,e ~ 1n.,r1 81. d ana a.o" nam
wsintnE Up Win hts susjssf and ~ p rensabsiine @
~ II. snT;fn .6sc,s H. rn"'d ~ G @
=. ra,s - es H. ns oo'e SaH I'm an OF
seic1t sltn Welt d@a Tou Whs - ~ ~1a aa1
Tonld .eion donl M ne Il ae Mhi and
shus the wn.a- vsr wnniG Tsre ~ ~ "AS' eo4
.-hs ~.
TEE NlaHT hEFonx TIE k1EcrTIok.
Our reporter paid i vie1t to Bell, in compenv
With Deputy Sheriff Buell. Seating himself Be-
fore the door Of tbe condemned m1n's cctI, Busu
remarked, well, Bc1l, The time IL drawinr
ptar." Ter, very neat" answered Bell ia
chees ful tome Of voice, and at ouct entering easily
sntu conversation. lie only siens Of nsrgoa. rgeus
FEELING which could be detec ! ii him wsre his
teDdtsef ccntta.il5 to ruh biz nose Nth hand.
terthief when be held IN bis hrd, and he
clamwy coldt efs Of that hstd. from which prcat
mental struggle seemed to have dr1vea he biood
-1oIe msJ ever know ir this l1fe how ma1!y Ii 1t
blsod touhded 10 h,s heart-bow l,ke liouid 0re
1t coureed in The channels Of his poor b1sio 20
soon 10 lie 81 Fest-hpt pone converspe with him
c1u1d arofd believing ether thai be Wis an inuo-
cett min or Que pos.ee; ed Of Il e most vondf0ns
newer OF telf control Reseon prer.rIsd the
former nrd lis visitors eat in st1lI surp1sc 10 4,
h,tp 20 ctjr spd hear hls voice 20 uutct sud r.n.
'ie, n,trrnc worts 80 ,pt and vel chosen a. be,
rtkl1 that tcey,were lhe dill t1t.festsd epectatnr
Refelr!t TO Tie story q: his wishing to M ~ The
dsur ntef ii tte mut dred wum IN, he rad, I'll Wes
IL buu bug. Idop'r zee how people CSC xe, up
and p1bcIa could believe fuch thicg, hid no
nj r. idea q mnsry1ng her than haze po7 o!
rsrI,inx you Rueil WheterIr Fy.s id IN hrr