, 1879-02-14

H1Ah siIptl!cf. Nln'n Tie t]tttetIltF hccMsfcu
tt.rlween +. lin Atrc..'ty rrantit Atr.tn.hp
esaits q tneti a'''"f aIp, tapplr* "p W ), ,!at
i'h, II fr1iifre'l largo means IN orer to charter
,.a,,iencn'tent &, vtatels for transoortation, Witch
WH]kcr and hts f1UvernEnunt wcfd aino'0telf
t,hAblc to furnisE,, henee tile result which
encedl,y followed. Ileine an eyewitness and
IN ncttrc .nsrsicipant IN most nf tho exciting
are'leh IN l,st unfortunate expedition anl pos-
iH f,,cans VI becoming tliurouQhly at
1uafnted with the secret aspirations, surrefIte
devotion, at.l almost tlllai rcGard Ut the cotn
.nasis!cr.Ir. Chsyf tnr hts followers. We arc pre-
nate4 To eay that had he possessed fhc wealth
to EfattfY ia ambition ami rclieSc Thu suffering
a,lu dcstitutton Of hls men,. IN this y!cT NC
believe W. Will 10 sustained by every honest
survivor 1f the tllibustcr expedition. :.
cared noth!ng for It except 30 lar ns It could
contribute to tho success Of the expedition
.a'n ihrreby crafty hts atnhItton.. Walker was
n no scnse tlItbusscr a. defined bT Wchstcr
probably unlawful In the present light Of civ
iilzatton. but no stain Of robbcsy or blracT
cIinga 70 his name OF memory. lie WAS tust
yet terribly exact Ia melting cut justice to alf,
whether friend or foe. Csfmcs Of whatever
character or by, whonsocvct committed Inct
with speedy and eondl2h punishment That
JUSTICE lar outwgfrhcd the wealth Of thousands
III the mind Of ten. Walker, cFcu when tho
"Hf HuE 8tEEIt Ill Al8lfEdk IIQIi1 &IG 1nEk Vi
IT, we will ctto IN instance which came under
our own observation though the Genera! could
hardly hare been aware OF OUR presence. Aft1r
the second battlc of ktyns many uf Walkers
Thy ret:est, md were left hidden In the plan.
tain icldt atMl otllcr ntaecs IN the outskirts Of
!!tvas., A. wca1thy Ntcaraqncnse tanned uun
Francisco uvuartc, nnl Alcade under the
Walker t t;ore."tncnt, md presumably our
K!eans IN seeking ont these wounded men, who
tic city u Hsas @ Alter ts pwSi pwaiEctp p'1as resap
!s' o.'a T'i sass '''sS ss sf' i s a'ts souuy' 9
Francisco Uguartc was arrested anil brought 10
IN figcn-Firgtn Day-ahtl condemned TO die
Tor his cri1nes. Tie day before his execution,
whelt Iln,' Tos BY hanging, The writer q .hs was
bas'tll9 ttc rrfsou door wncro uEuarte Taa eol-
lined awaiting the execution Of Ills sentence, the
eoiIden1nea mat, getting u glimpse OF The Get:
srai called e 'tltn tn Spansll. The 0cuerat
gray eye, 50 peculiar 10 him. and which alt ln-
derstoud uniy too well, asked what he wunted.
When the cohleined man told him that he would
give him ali hts wealth for his liberty, tilcro
hIsscd frotn .l'e tightly compressed lips, made
more terrible BY The wittcrlug md CONSUME
Ing gin1lrcs that shut fron thase cold and seem.
ingls rassonless eses, lhese teFFiels and never
ot on1 o T0si as ht denefa a a.,rS %
at 4 o'clock Francisco uguar,c maid the pei.
atty Of his treason ind crimes by being hung
from rudely-coustructod galtons In the
northern oatekirts Of The town. Tie rrfscr Of
this obtained permission to Take possession
oi tho boly, md, detailing u squal Of men,
conveyed. II, according to psonise, that night
to his nieces-two hEghty-cultisatcd yuInE
lades, for whom he entertained great regard,
having boarded til the fatutly several mouths
before, III the Town Of Obrslc, suIno twelve or
fourteen miles distant. Ncver will the writer
forget the sccuc at that house upon the arrival
spectacle be ever witnessed, and one whic, he
topes never to see agnin. Fen md languaEe
would utterly fnil TO paint TIC picture, even had
we the space to ant to 1t, mud as we started out
only to show tl'e faliacy Of thls r1nored hidden
Of thu refusal vi Gen. Nu!iser to condonc crIme
fur thu snke of wealth.