Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-11

land, two witnesses are necessary TO estab
ish charge Of treason. But the success
Of tho first impos,ure produced its natural
consequences. In few weeks he had
been raised from penury and obscurity to
opulence, to power which made him the
dread Of princes and uoblos, and to noo,
riety such a. has for low and hard minds
oil the attracti"oness Of glory. Tie was
not long without coadju,ors and rivals. A
wretch named Curs'airs who had earned a
living in Scotland ~ going disguised TO
conventicles anu then informing against
the preachers, led the way. Bodice, a
noted swind|er, followed; and soon, from,
oil the Lrothels, gambling houses, and
spunging houses Of London, false w:tr cSs
es poured forth to swear away Tie lives Of
Roman Catholics. One came with q story
abou, on army Of $4,000 men, who were
10 muster in tie disguise of Pilgrims at
Coruuna, and TO sail t.aucc to Wales
Another had been promised canooza,;on
and FIVE hundred pounds to murder the
King. A third had stepped into an eating
house in Convent garden, AMI had there
heard great Roman Catholic banker
VOW, in the hearing CT all the guests and
drawers, to kill the Lcretical tyraut.-
Oates, that no might not he ccljnscd r.
his im:tatocs, soon added a large supple.
men. to his uri5:ni narrative. IL had
the .>rten.ous impudence to affirm, among
other ,..uI3. that he had oucc stool tc~
hind tie door which was ajar. "nl hal
there overheard the queen declare that
she had resolved to give her consent to
the assassination uf h"r husband The
vul4ar believed, and the Ii shest .nagis-
trat2s pretended TO Ie,ege, even such &C.
,;ons rs these. The chief judges cf the
realm were corrup', cruel and limil. The
leaders Of The country party encouraged
tho prevailing dctas:on. Tho ..cst rcs2cc.
table among item, indeed, w>re them
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