The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-24

Y
F that is a question Of the. future.
Suffice it for the present to say,
that without2registry you. are as
impotent as the dogs at yout door
| to strike d blow for freedom here,
kor1help: the friends who are bat
Ting for your: freedom; elsewhere.
Surely. no demand !: Of right or
honor. calls for SO fatal a. sacrifice.
/ Details Of the Execution OF :,
Sst5 = MACMILLAN n, - . -,
An extra of the New Orleans
Times, published on Tuesday eyens
ing, contains . letter from San
Luis Potosi, giving additional de-
tails eeneermn mng Maximilian's exc
eutions ms company with Miramon
and Meijiia,: as foAoWs.::ss;s ,:s~ = ;: =
At SIX o clock, on :5the. morning
of june. .1s, the troops Of: Eseobedo
4ormedsa short distance, from Che
city: for T the execution, of, Maxi
fisliaH and his Generals, the. -peo-'
! Epfe. of saeretaro booking bJ1thh BY IL ou-
san as te See the closing scenes ia,
.the e5nszof the men they loved, AS
E5he clock strikes. sever the bells
SolF and an HisoaiillG;e that 5the prison.
E'ers have left their prisons for. the
last time; and are on their Wayto
their execa tion:: After a few mo-
Fments they appear, drawn IN car5
Fgia geso and, a large guard around
them, thesEsnpefof:. FIRST; Miranon
next and ejiaiast. AS they near
the place Of execution conyulsiEe
sobs; break from the crowd. The
Carriages stop and the prisoners
kgesje,lts Among, the eenelave you.
can hardly see a dry. eve, Tokens
Of dissa tIsfae aetion are manifested.
p Maxiniliaa, son alig ting. isssa-
4uted BY the ople.,a1n3an easy
and era aeeftll ina anner, aud with an
elasslesesiep, he Inarchedto the.
fatal spot. The prisoners were
ii aplaia5 mann hey
'were not bound nor bthndbld ldedSi
In taking MS position, the EnlIpe-
,ror spoke N, a clear and Arm man
9 ,er and: wHh.nothinp of -bravado.
sHe seemed tofeel his situations and
Sid wbei;feshesSws4als : first waited
GTssan. 81 g; tt;;onoes4t55v zthe deputation
from Mexico, g,,s who came with ere,
del dlbesfnI1iiaas offering hina the govern
mont Of the ., country, he refused.
eAt a. subsequent meeting the pro
Esposition was. again,presented; and
hesrepIiedstkat If convinced that
Observation-Disclosures, ,that It It was
Fto fhe;s s., in e tsriest toE place him at
the head OF the. ToYernment,; he
mi gIht consent Another deputa-
tsiien. ~ WEaisedson Il him and brought
additional testimonials. Upon ad-
! VICE from the. powers soffs G.: Europe
k.w, osaadEisea& in; shat there was
mo other. course to pursue, he acs
cepted the-ca1I, He denied that
the Court that tried him had a
f9ra fright { tedo SO! Hisswas case, of
good faith The nations Of: the
9 esld s = 54ad plestgsas:tnslr G1a4s9 20
Fsa.hs Saahtas sssae aekerg"eqiashase l,e eeohe'
Fisaneeae:tEaaas 40 u 1loe1Eoeeihstof .the
Fgeoa OF <MeSaco'[ IN conclusion;
ehe hepea ms 'oiooet Woaid stop the e
ehusleh OF oieoo ill.,she - country
e MT Nllramoh spohe lioin% ril q Papel.
81 me e'e, 9hly regrge e sAste ~ lns
Mas saas's ssl2Asss|eue t2 nIpsa 81 <pts:- :.
sa.n. l,.slJ sdJ.t .stoo -,s
ehaaien,ngute ea ~ = pgtn.eo gaes "a az =
she eilie'teh oi-@ t VI iais9l i ne 1o.9 ~
<eneih -he was no 1tlaltoI' ouC 1au
Always. q 9, opposed hloetal prlnclPies'
ana always eeeh agalhsG thG ois,
order OF the co9ntfy, ne slS shoulo
ESls dle as he hFeo'Sea; CONSERVATIVE,
Fsat.s1ed to die 1or MS country.
Inc lame OF MS acts Woulaa. nVe'
ana posterlty Wooio Juage Wnetner
ne was rlght or wrong ne cioseo
with the Words'"Vac0 Ia emperor!
+ VavQ ta, MeGlco :"
= -Meiia made no address :heswent
/ to Eseobedo. and said he would
die poor; that he had never made
on affor+, fo-roal,o roooav His