The New York herald., 1871-09-11

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'.s.. 'sAiHSfEo M PRISON. 2sh MAY, 1871
Now In order to refresh little more the memory
OF senor sois copy some paragraphs from a letter
he sent the .Otl September. enclosing me two
bils Of exchange for 5000 pesetss.-- q cTi
LETTER OF SOILS 10 LOPEZ: 10 ,o,o
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last cnplaned TO each other shall ue lothcoming
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senor sosada has not yet arrived Please, therefore, 10
When details ike these are given Senor Soils don't
fear thai puollc opinion VIA incine TO The ruth.
Before facts words become silent The public do moi
require vacant words, but actions. lCiErf
In making patent these fact, IN commencing tha
work from the which Will spring the light O illumt-
shall sec everything, have drawn down upon me
the ire OF certain powerful people. who, even within
tins prison, 1nd INSTRUMENTS to make attempts ON
my person. 1t Is not to be wondered ~ that those
f1fa i s msa s92ss SSos
the rs step In crime Is taken It Is not easy to keep
the feet or the edge Of me preclpice Bu. y as Is
me promptly into the streets. the aatbors and exc
cuorse Of ,hese projects had better wait to se6 me-
there; Tor then u win be more eas. lor them to carry
them out. A little patience, therefore. IL Ii never
j don't k5ow what to say Of the final paragraphs
Of Senor SQlls last letter; for, after having Gil
through exhibited 30 mucn In tisiepo doubt fear
hesitation and the most complete insecurity, no
make everybody believe that in tae sad event OK the
Cac nc; gnrco nc mad no participation Id any Sense
Data, Se6or sollsa As 1t would seem the clever
aide-de-camp OF the Duke has not seen the confes-
sions which emanated irom his own pcn Is there
not some charitable sOul near n5 reserved person
who will bring them to his knowledgeS With his
great talfqs can ne not c,mprehend tnar M the least
practiced juez. and even the one most u-versed IN
the application Of the laws cannot fail to see at
the bottom Of his wriangs that which he
Is Is" fact thai in lie the greatest talents.
the cearest intellects, the most brilliant magma
intranquillty or the conscience. Crime Is the iron
hoof which treads down the most elevated concep-
his pen moved palld must there have appeared be-
fore his eyes, the figure OF the cOnqneror OF Africa
cannot &c saa aaa n Se displays Isl
the blindness the perturbation ana the complete
disorder T' Of an agltatsH ed, mind; -, o.,n,
TO know what he previously ignored. ne calls the
directors OF a certain comedy 0soiantes, makes
dnn continues Knowing who the iniorniers are,
mani.ests that the net was well spread, and that
but for Providence many innocent persons
would have passed as criminals, and adds
he had no doubt everything had been
letters to the subornDg OF servants, from false
iorGs9 ~ introduced ss IL tns
sxpcuad than ii, the said said letter. written item IN an evil
wishes to make believe that tnere was an smbus.
cade prepared for the Duke, like that which Esco-
might have rallen II he had not been too wary. He
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tie Duke to spread this net him TO la into. How
could this be true when from MS own lines the
letter the contrary M Is deaucss sacn resources
point such names as Iopete, RIOS kosas. Campo
SagS letter. &C. s
him In public opinion. II would have been better
that his pen should not have evoked these names
for anything He should nave had more care III
moving tnOt 10 lose himself Ia labyrinth out OF
which he can only be dragged by sentence OF law.
net being 50, cad ior The Duke. riding to his own
words, II no knew the maevolence well, for what
july August, september aud Novembers
More than two months alter the death OF General
(soiis9 papers and took possession OF some. He
olis) has tue unparaled bodness to let his pen say
by the hem magistrate himseifI 10 say this he needs
more val0r than to enter int0 prison. lie oolum-
mates the tribunal and then has not COURAGE TO re.
spond to Its call to come before II to clear up his In
nOcence. -
Let MIN come, II he wishes his fellow citizens 70
c0ncede TO bun any remains 0f shame 10 admit his
cuIpability, and manifest in satisfaction Of indg
nsnt society, hts Just repentance. -~
Let him come, and before the many undeniable
proofs fall on bis knees and ask mercy from men
SeYor S Soiis knew Of all these designs, he. who
has not attended to the voice OF tile tribunal, and
who freely and without respect to the sunsa,fo
mlRnt speak, why uhS he nOb uOue bOr why mas
he permitted his honor to be stainedf Why does
he not publish the particulars OF the he says he
knew all abOutf Let him speak But let him at the
same time say who were those OF whose services he
avaled 10 assassinnte the hero or the radicals
(Primh after fell prisoner Let him also say who
gave them the gold with which to ny after the deed
was done, and tho horses on which some OF
them mounted ana travelled by night to AvI
that they might arrive all the quicker abroad
lut when the secretary Of the Duke OF
MontpenHer Is silent on these grave matters, Wen.
he only writes TO DIST act when the public trace
his lines the truth or my words, when we iiul
appeal to means and resources which only turn
against himself, " hen he makes out with so lltLe
mastership that he Is political Victim we see IN
him the 6gure Of q criminal { When point ont de-
tails concrete that 1t Is impossible they could he
keep SILENT let him he dumb SO lar from wetting
with blood the soil they intended to dominate, let
them end their days hiding IN the land In which
they were born, that SO although some Spannrds
have covered family with mourning and nation
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