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was still absent. Scouts had been sent
out however, in search of him: and inst
as night was c, ming on, he "a bronoht
back. " " Nv
By this time the exc;tmont had raaobo5
such high pitch that the infuriated neo.
ble cou|d scarc.lv ba rastro;,,ad fror, ..,sI,
ing upon him and tearing him to pieces.
But Barry assumed the command, and
declared that everything must be done
in order.
The trial was n hrief ono. Hobart
could explain his absence no further than
to declare that ba had merely boon o,ror
on hunt. This was unsati.factorv.
Just before the decision was oiyep. an
Indian came forward and offered 70 give in
his testimony. He was nnrm;tte1 to do
so and he declared that Hobart had tried
to hire him some dava before. to engage in
that work but that he had declined:
This was enouoh. The Indian was
drunken worthless fellow : but his words
were belieyed-.mora esnac;alIy os tba
accused had been RECENTLY seen IN earnest
conversation with him. Hnhart wos am
demncd to he HANGED at m;dnicbt.
Two n0IrS tn ola huTnra ~
execution vas to take place. Dnripg this
time preparation for it must be made.
Barry had rcsolved that II sho,l1 ho =.
grand affair. Ancyamnle must ha made
of Hobart for the bcnett of ali sucb as
should be inclined to do wronr in tho
future.
Tho oa..:
.a. -" o, p,ep''"II'ns ,,s We're eo'npiele Ut nai,
p pn", 'e'm anona q c., '''o"s nau oeeh erected
a;po "ro" "nHpe.' H''u. aiouiu 'l's' "l' ever
r"oa ""' f".; nt"peu "p q"aTt''ies r, vi plusn-
Mo"a' ,;uI', ''' '','ns oiicle. Nese were 10 ne
y naeu anu Tic prisoner tneh hiafcned 10
me M "o"''' >,
;,; ""s u" f."Ho ~ "'te.o Aiopa'' o''u'u
po tnp' 'sohe" Nn. s'ie'! anu 50 ne
was i''iil pounu VIA ropes ana Piaceu
p'IS''".I Ta "n1;.;pp apuu .ie ~; s'pu'iu. n
,.5 "ou'.'"' W '"is' ne",y eu''',s WI.
"p"" h''i' an" 'o' neo nuns ou,
IGu Is, ,'1es' ,,' tne M pf"nss slaipeheo, an"
..t, W., w" ,,''" Wv e"''.i o'ei MS 'i''''S
an 'h.s p''sn.'. p'S,''"n 'ne poor accused
"; M''s nePa ,o' tMo nouis uha"ie 70 move
,rr '"o. "ia o'n '."' up'' u: ''"s,. e"i'll
q, NJ citizens sufIouhaeu n'a'' heaPlng
.nt'. curses upon nun :. "nl'e some co"iu
@ Io' even @ ie.t'''i l' ,'o., 'ni.e,hs n'oWs upon
nl1 n'," 1'en .n''.h ~ 'hp! ie,' s,ire 'llat We
Moa'd ;.1, s'nn Mr pa! 'ne pe"ai'y Vi h's crimes
WIN HIS me- r >,
'n'''s iI .e,'u'',rs'' .,, i.''a'I "aS
I In f.arS, ~ ,'e g. sP"., "G G,,a'ns c.''A
e'' te'i ,''' do ever, s'SP' ana ne s'assefe"
u u'i"e. '''v'i "eisHt 'u' MS ne'','is was
I', ',i"' VI = 'il'i' resolved 10 Suiof bravery
"',Th.sn r,,' =. ~, ~ ' sllehce. H., ,,:
ama ,',", .h "os. ~, "'s p,''uu a'IiaH ,1S
H. N"' s'", "'u 'nI'' 'nn us "o.' i'e'
:, ~, -o nI a'' "p' ,'.,'""o '''e'' 'ou
:a,',,. ,,'L on "'o'"o' 1A'u 'A"' Soe"o ""' d
''cTi' ~. o.l, So,ao, 80. ..ao1 o.oo. M.
uo 1t'.[' E ,n'n sto'u h 1 .,Ius' ' ,h
~ es s..',e a''e s'als as he s"|.h , "pon .n1
"F "as niasses ''e"' u; ','' ""u 'no r'o"t"
VI - o,''11nS LIS LIS 'aeo w. e"i''
,'u m"' la 'Ia't ,, a,ae III .ie III u. NJ u. 's
r'"~o ~ '"' 'N0'o WAY ''o "'''' '' VI
''',i .,I.na.. 'i'"u 1t. ..,,:. - I,c
II, y 49,, ",, n5 ..a"5 ~ say "e'''e
u'e
Un'y .nis, 1f fepneu lhe ano'nea ,; ',''i ,a,I
~ '''nl, w" e,T' sec '"''T ",''ei w..
ner iotea ner 10 me las' ana thal 4 ""'
'''"ue'"' '11.' '.;.,, u, '.Is ., oa'a,e .,, , p.
,SSp m''h .n1 ', "ieten oii,u ~, parry D.
o''! i-et ''te " niue man i',e eN-
I',','ue L. o|i''''''i". ;".t w. ";," h"so
ii'uiuii .Vuh on!eI 'eapeu "i,n'' M ,,'e e''e,e;
,;s. w Ia. a"'''n vans s 'ae o"'ei aSAeo barry
e' 'n'''s s''l't .ea'.
10 speak Win your people iof mo :
iit,,s ,,,, =,
In'h tufhin? 10 'helu' he continued:
-, ioa are ehlio,en' ne guii'y ole no.
IKE that man' You saonid kho" TINS.
lis he not guilty !! asAeda hundred
voices
No
wv no Is the guilty one
'i-sten' lof tne Chiei speaks tfuty.-
"A ooS ora pale.!ace came 10 my wafti'rs.
ne gave them ilfe- water ana made mem
mau. men he Dfioed them 10 40 .n,1