The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-22
THE SMUCGEER'S DAUGHTER.
A Tale of Truth. 2

A
ATale of Truth. q =
b. An English brig-of,war lay to, off the
southern SHIRE Of he T-land Of Free,
whiehis one Of the Hebrides, on the west
ern coast of Scotland And the Ing lad
; captured a Fiize. She had been sent up
after smugglers, aud had taken one of tie
most notorious OF the Smuggling crpw, q
stout. bold, reckless man. named, David
Kenmore. He was conmsndrr cf snug.
Cling vessel, and the chief spirit among the
contrahandists of that seciionaY84g
When Kenmore knew that his vessel
must be takea if she refIained above water
he deliberately Knocked big hole in her
bottom, and sunk her where she ay HI,
crgw was sent oil before he did this. and
they made their escape. lie retained a
light skift, Iopiag to make his escape also.
lli> daughter was with him, she having re-
fused to leave the vessel heInre him. They
had cDtcred the SIX ifii and while they stop
,I ped to see the old yeesel go down, knaf
came fram the warbng and reut them IF.
1t was too late now to escape, and Ken
more saw tirat resiStenee would be useless,
/ snl e.ggye4 himself 3nl.with as. good grace
as possible. ~
/ Flora Kenmore was eighteen yearsof age.
and po~ses>rd of the rugged beauty of her
| Highland country wnm,n, Her Eyes we've
sree, thcirg ances could be as soft os the
i Yhsper0t 1--we, or as piercing as the glare
/ Vt the enrageh'l lion. She was MT large in
Fame far from it; but she was stout and
strong and her very step vas The language
of pride and Spltcont,o. A nnbpman
could have loved her most dearly, but a
4 coward would have trembled with conscious
httleness before her. She was taken with
her ther, and carried on beard the brig
of war.
I$T 'Ah! Donald Kenhlcrc,'' uttered tie
enmnlarder oI1theAbrgs as, the smuggcr
was led on the ,Qgarter.l deck, you ana |
haze met befnre,n y / IA OH III
All CAPTAIN Thoinhi'l we have" re
turned the sr.}a@ger. in a CAIN proud tone.
Twice | have captured; but now Captain,
4 your tint has cfmc'Fr GTE : r
/ And l.thinkt the reoplewill thank ne
for it. y said the Englshman.
! The p"qriei -utier,d Kenmore indig,
nantIy. Say The peoples ruler! No, sn !!
The people have been hl,sScd r-hy me tco
murh for that! Go ask the poor man upen
whose tabl. have p ac.d he Injuries Of
life at a cost which they could afford, #
lslhey will hank thee for taking away their
| benefacto1l M, John II orrlil TIE.
cannotuay What the British Lords wmId
| force from them to h-lp in sustaining an
army OF uohicmen iii luxniosIs iudoIcncG
90 nov aud AK II !. pror,c-the producers
Of England and Scot,and-t4c v ,krrk--
which have befrichded them Donald Ken
more--or your Sharp cruiser!
"l5y my soul, Sir Snueg'or, but ycu are
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