The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-07-14

on st corner of Tho Structure. There ,yo 9
n s,;obt Jo,ov wbilo tbe crowd of o5n or
,ors snectofors we wero nnsb;nc aud J ;ost. a.
Inc throncb tbe door ieod;ng frony tbo
rot,,ndo % 10 tbe corridor iotthe ,nwer end
of which The oallows was nloced.
Guiteau meanwhile aazed upon the
crowd: looked mn af the beam love over his
head. and onickly made n survey of all
the dread paraphernalia. Aslsoon ms
the crowd had rnined access General
Crocker waved TO them to uncover. and
all head were barred.
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Dr. TICKS maue an invocation III
Father, out OF the depths we cry to Thee,
n. ,eSs rhy. sUu our suPples'on iTr G ,he SAKE & II
nomination for vs Enbo,d Ill. Tbv p scrvan, n,'
" We humbly pray that thou wilt deliver him at
this supreme moment of hi. life. Let Thy
light descend upon him. Libetate his sonl
solved by Thy great mercy. From blood
Suir.,nesS ug.Ver ,,ui anu "s uou nave .he'ey
God Us ,h., .ao,, v es ,n s'n Un u" ,ha d "
Sswo ,.oror nv, ,,s T sde om5 uo "oi'u'
'n.o' Vn "' -Au'.u "'' "'no"
during the prayer Guteau stood with
bowed head. At its conclusion, DR..
Hicks opened the Bible. and Guiteau i'm
firm tones said. I" will road n selec-
No., f.o,,, tha tn,'t,, oh,,,tor of Ntot,i,o,,,
sIou iiuiii a1 .1i1 'en,, ohap,ei vi Na..ueW )
from tne Zotn 10 the 4isG verse, lnclu-
SlVe." He then read In q clear, strong
voice, and with good jntonation
showing little if ony norvo,,s
nass H. uiols .hoyS' nJ,ns aus,
nooS' Dr' 'iVho ,neh prouuce.,
the manuscript, which was prepared
by the prisoner this morning, and held
IT, before him while Guiteau reod.
While Dr U;cls wos orrono;,o tho
,,,o,,,,,o..;.l. C,,;ta .,';i,;aa
ihauueoliPo, uui'eau eHi'oieeu eilShI
nervousness ana moved several tlmes
from one foot to the other. He soon
recovered his composure; looked over
tbe seo of unturned faces and said. C 7
IN, o,o;,o, toprond - 49,, 49,, Iost i,,;,,1
alh gong 10 reao 10 you my last uyihS
prayer"
He then read in a loud tone and with
distinct and deliberatiye emphasis the
folloy;ng.
MY DYING PRAYER on THE oALLows,
r.., :,
ra'ner, now 30 70 inee ana the savior. 1
nave inlsheu 'he WORK lhou gaVest me 10 40,
and am only too happy to 30 to Thee.
.n1 WIN rr, W uoes not se. appreciate my his
si1r, ~ uuS Ss anou snYmest 1--WE M. ~, .,
lhou huowest Ihou aiust INSPIRE Garneids
re'iiovai T, anu oniy goou mas come from IL.
iAls Is lne g gest e'iuence mat the INSPIRATION
canie iLChi inet; anu L nave se, IL iortn IN
my Do9k, that an men read and Know, that
lhou, father; uiust inspire the act Ior which
am now murdered.
know will incur Thy eternal enmity as did
the jews ty killing Thy man my Savior: :,
Inc retIigution @ III @ tnat lease, case came quick ana
.nn Iii, nnd strt hnVM ts im Vne % law Vr Sn
in the G same W way. '' ''''' '''' " ''''
The diabolical spirit Of this nation, its gov
ernment, and its newspapers toward me will
lmsniy Thee in cursing them, and know that
dovine e aW 4i ,he ,bs ~ @
in blood and that NV murderers from r. the % ex.
ecntive to the hangman, will go to hell.
The laws are inexorable. Thou Supreme
JUDGE
OH oo un,o .nee, iiien wa. vio,s'e .ne Jaw.
them. them "''p'' anu eA''nDs u ''''" """'''
The American press has large bill to settle
with Thee, righte u Father, for their vindictve-
ness in this matter,
No,hlnS ,', put Diooa VIII sa,lsiy mem, ana now
Officials, vi '''' ~ "''' ''''' A"'''A "AN '''
Arthur. the President is a coward and an in.
CRATE. His ingratitude to the man that made
him and saved his party and land from over
riob,eona Fatbepr VII, i,dao hin' '"' Ano"'
ra,her Tbon tnowest me- bpt ,be ,vor,d
hath not Lnnwn mo. and pnw oo 70 TIoo "o,, ona
tha savior w;,hont ,ho sligbtest IL, will towo vi
~ hnmon he;,', '''o A'0'' --- "-'- ''""i"
Farewell We men of earth
At several noints he half naused and
o,Joo,orod T. ;n,,,o,t On ;nonoo.nJ
oi''o"' I - iiPIt' "h Hioio oanoo
eihpiiasis 10 MS Worus ny peculiar
facial expression so often observed
during the trial when he was angered
at Somethihs which was sald or u0he.
Inis was pecuiiariy hoticeaple When
ne aliuaed 10 rreslueht arthur, ana
Wneh ne ueciaree that snis naIlon
W, moou Sc ;nia I'LL ~ 5;. ioou l., . non
he hau hhisheu reaulhS his prayer
he again surveyed the crowd and
said, still with firm voice:
81 am now ooinp TO read some
vorsas which ore ;ntended to ind;cate
Nv, faa,;nnS ~ ,ho ,,onant oF Iaa,,;no,
this world IF set tn music thew NAV
he rendered. effective, Tbe idea is thai
of a child bahblino IN his mamma and
his mana. wrote il this morning
abour 10 o,clock.u He then commenced
10 chant these versos in a sad dolafnl
e.I " - '''N'
styie
81 am going to the Lordy;