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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

corporations 10 ALLEVIATE their lands with.
in a certain term of years; but this
is, or win be, 20 amended, that Il VIII
neither be unjust nor particularly harm
ful
The bill amending the assignment law
VIII probably be passed, aud the especial
Improvement In ihis law will be- That
the preference Of creditors will be pre-
vented, and All deeds of trust viii Oppr-
ate az general assignments.
The Hood bill, which Is really the old
Brown bond bill, VIII probably pass, and
10 meets with no objection from the rail-
roads. 10 limits the bond issue Of any
road to 10000 per mile.
The kearby bin 10 put gold and silver
on q parity Is another measure that has
and will excite much discussion The
object of the bin is to prevent exclusive
gold contracts being made that D.. gold
aud silver by this act. are sought 10
o. put on the same footing as legal ten
dcrh in this state, and IL the contract for
enc payment Of note, for instance, Is
made pm gold, II this bill passes the payer
can tender the puyec silver in equal
tender
So far as IL Is applicable TO elevators.
me VCO stock clause viii be eliminated
from the private corporations act.
ne fullen woman's home. so ably pro-
sented TO the senate committee by Mrs
Collins. Of this city. win likely have the
approval OF the senate, and III thp matter
was understood IN the house. 1t would
also have the approval Of that branch
" the Dill passes h will not appropriate
any $4,000 for the building Of home.
but viii begin ia more humble WAY.
uud then, as the needs Of the cnsc war
rant II, the necessary additions will b.
made.
Senator Swaync does not regard this
house a. the superior of the las, house
for Intelligence. for that hc said. was one
" the strongest houses Of representatives,
the stat" has ever had. Bur the lcgyla-
turc generally. this year. is Of high or
der Tor Intelligence aud standing
The bill for the disorganization of the
counties that have less than 100 popula-
uon IS % very important and mpIftorious
measure and it may pass Some relief
should Do Afforded for some OF the conn
ties were organized for taxing purposes
only, and u Is at times impossible tn got
together the number Of persons to make
jury, though the district courts have
To 20 aud hold the allotted terms of
court Resistance 10 this measure comes
from the interested officials who are aux-
ious 10 hold ON tO their fees.
senator Swuync regards the work of
tie Legislature as very conservative. aud
dictated solely by true regard for the
truest interests Of Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
TEXAS Slt GlNGS.

A man named Fox was found near
DauisOn Thursday nearly frozen g.
death
A petition is being circulated ot Bios.
SOM praying that the county judge order
at election 10 determine whether or not
The municipal government Of that place
shall br abolished.
4 petition Is being circulated at Louis.
vile nsdug that local option election
be- held.
a paper endorsing he action Of the
people of Paris was circulated nt Gaines.
vile nud extensively dgued.
Honey Grove Citizen The city has
another damage suit on hand. About
four years ago % boy named John linor
OF Denton was visiting Zoo This city. and
one day hc and other boys concluded 60
walk ont Co the Wnlcutt pool On the
why John irll down, just ns such aged
boys DO nearly every day. und sustained
quite pnifful wound. He now asks
for $4,000 damages.
a horse fair will boz held at Taylor
some uuc during this month.
The ~ pnso Tribune says that opium
jOlnta ARE allowed 10 run ia thut Guy
without any Interference from the oil.
GERS
Two candidates have announced for
mayor Of Gainesville.
Colonel Long, the nplcd temperance
lecturer Oi Kentucky lccturcd ut Chimes
Vile yesterday.
There. aic three candidates for the
Fairfield pouofiioo
A petition has Leon presented by the
people ui l1nsilnudl to- the county com.
migs.Oncrs, asking hut the town be- ul.
lowed to extend its school corporation
limits.
Seven families from the cold tatcs'
nave lately settled near Euuluud
number OF Gprmuu immigrants have
located around sherman
About $4,000 bales Of cotton have
been marketed ut Caldwell during the
present season.
a branch of the Epworh lcnruc has
just been formed ut BsNillr.
A number OF ears of cattle have been
shipped from Cotulm during the pust
week..
Tho Paris News says that city Be- be-
ing well advertised abroad
The lnud is hpiug extensively ploughnd
mp aud cultivated throughout Au,uaus
county, Hul thp PROSPECTS for Immense
crops ul fruits, vegetables, etc, are bright
An Epworh League has just been or
Wni1rd 900 Grcpuyillc.
Andy Brigham, q negro. WIS arrested
no Commerce the other day Tor passing
u counterfeit half dollar
party Of Chicago capitalists. are In
Laredo.
John G.. Ford. cuttlcmau, who so
mysterousy disappeared from El pnno
some time stree, huH been heard from
He is me- Jimluez, Mexico
Ell'uo Tdbuc-Siyty Fr.uuh cmigrauts
passed through The Dity this morning on
Their way 30 Southern California. Those
Whn composed the purty wore Intelligent
hooking subjects, ana thc feminine con.
tlnhrncy Of the outfit We're ns cherry.
checked mnldrns and mnmmRa as one
would wish tu observe. The colony Will
make % speciality of fruit growing
The cotton crop around Gonzales has
not yet all been marketed
Tyler produce mon are shipping rgga
90 New York.
The lllll county horse show win take
place ut tlillsboro the frat Monday la
March
A number of gentlemen from Pike
county, III" have bocu prospecting m
wichita county.
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rwo.pouNo sAsTs NEST.
Thriving In an Incubator, The mllo Has Cute
Relatives.

Waltham. Mass. Feb 5.-The birth
Of two-pound baby girl recently to
Mr. and Mrs Kuenzel Of this city, es-
tablishes the law of hereditary descent
10 q remarkable degree The tiny, but
healthy creature now two weeks old,
weighed at birth two pounds. but has
since gained eight ounces. II measures
10 inches in length, takes its nourshment
from a dolls nursing bottle with relish.
il lies In an Incubator, rolled IN cotton,
with the temperature az 80 degrees.
The two other children, now us large
as others. weighed nc birth. one Of them
31-2 pounds aud the other g: but the lat
ter did not grow until Is months old.
II was active on its feet, ran every
whore and talked freely.
Dir kucuzrl has famous dwarf broth
crs and sisters In Germany. They are
musicians and form dwarf orchestra
The youngest Is only - inches tall and
has hair that Is two inches longer than
herself. and which falls about her like
n cape A mnn who weighed over 200
pounds married this mite Of woman
hood. but they are now divorced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
SENATOR SWAYNE TALKS
OF THE LEGISLATURE AND SOME
PENDING MEASURES.
Matters Of Great Pilh and Moment The Leafs.
lalvo Solons Are Considering and
Their Probable rate.

Senator SWuyne was back from Aus
tlh saturday leaving again ur thar place
Yesterday evening. lie talked very free
~ about the legislature and lts prospect
I'VE work, for most of 10 is yet prospevtiyp,
aS the many measures that have been
prosecuted are having careful vunsilera-
uon ia committee, aud many of tine rom-
erlNryauh for radical ideas that are
embodied u some of thc bills presented
To- ihc legislature.
The senator reWrls the present leeis.
nature as on Vlniueutly conservative body
ana he docs not anticipate the passage of
any measures that win boz hNrmtUi "a the
atW hut does ihink that many ot Che
henehciW measures now pending Will be
passed.
Among the important subjects having
consideration rs the proposition Ca I'm.
crease the number OF civil courts of an
pets hy The addition of three moro
courts Great objection Is made 10 this
because of the large expense Those courts
entail because of the few persons i'm
lrrested aud because when ile adoption
OF the Judiciary amendment was ndNu-
Gated, IL was said but threv courts would
bc necessary tor "a long umc, anal here
organization ui the three new courts.
and already there WAS a clamor for
tluoe more, and that meant az least
SluNUON Uore added 90 the judiciary ry-
ptaae of ihc state. and yet without this
additional expense the legislature is con-
siduug the way 20 gCt q lnror revenue,
Tor the expenses exceed The lncomU Of
the state
II the Legislature coeS on ia the line
marked ont 30 NiN b. rhe mot extraya-
gUut legislative body ths STATE has had
Tor many Npars, and M tl,c projected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
THE LATEST THING IN CALEN.
OARS

Ia striking contrast 10 the numerous
iancliul calendars which food the mails
40 tins season of the year Is the one
dat is issucd by s.. W. Aver X Son.
the keeping eyrrustmgly nj il news.
paper advertising agents Of philadelphia.
nud which has been for years very
great fuyoritp
II ~ large enough 10 bee easily rrnd
across room and handsome enough To
hang on the wall FOR year without be-.
coming AN pyrsorc.
Tbs issuc has q new heading which Is
both artisucolly designed aud beautifully
printed
1t u so packed as 10 reach its d,stipu-
ton Ia perfect condition, .uud IL Is sent
70 any address, post paid ON receipt OF
20 cents.
The publishers say Tint the snlcs of
Iul' Cnl'nuor increase every year. and
our own experience Is that having Lrruur
acquainted with IL, We would be- very
luath To go back to the other kind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
To ARcRrEcfa

The commissioners court n,
" Tex invite architects ID l ..1
ana specifications Tor n nv W. 'l,-i
70 be erected ln the civ \, 81
said plans shall consist y ~ +
uo9rs, elevations and scctla,, ~
scale Of four feet To Tho ie.i -in
in accordance with written n.y., 2
10 character, capacity ANA
building. aud Limitations ~ =, - ~.
now on file In the county e,s', Wy !, Y
rs OF which win be firnlebd !.
ton 70 the undersigned. TAs 49,.
must must conform 10 said plans ~.
hundred dollars S2i0W win 4. ~,
plans and specifications oaos,i 4 ~ /,
commissioners reserve The M, f.
any ana all proposed. plos9 !.
cations submitted must be- el-,t
the county clerk OF 'rarrani ~ s.,. y, !. Z
city Of Fort Worth moi ~
o'clock noon, ON Monday. ths N /.
March. 1893 fnIiV q
County Clerk OF Tarrant Cs., ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
rnrIn monI,sLINr.


The recent and unusual dccima-
lion Of the ranks Of this county's greut
men has given rise 90 the question
whether there are any 90 Nm their plnccs3
It has been the custom In ali arcs, when
man Of rumnrkahlc genius died that
his eulogists affirmed there was no one
TO take up his unfinished work, yet whom
the completion was made imperative, or
when criscs came men lave always been
found who were sufficient for the emery.
ency.
That crises create men There can be
no question No reader of history can
fan TO note that II ~ IN this way I'm
suspected heroes come % the front aud
that 10y political revolutions ordinary
citizens are developed into great lead
ers. There have been men In this conn
try whose fame is now worldwide aud
enduring presidents, gonemls, statesmen
and hnanciers, who became famous be-
cause Of tho accident Of war; and but
for the exigencies Of tho time would
have passed away comparatively un-
known
The roll Of honor In science and civil
government IA largely made up of names
of men whose native genius was deycl-
oped aud fustenl by foruitous oircum-
stances.
To a hopeful nature thrrc seems
another fnilacy regarding thu nature Of
The loss sustained in the passing away
Of great men. lt iS the common opinion
that because the grave has closed over
them their unfinished nbors must perish
with them. As wen say the seed sown
by the hand Of one can never be fully
DEVELOPED by cultivation bestowed upon
u 10y another, when, as Ia the natural
world of nature, such after tillagc may
result Ia n fruitago that WIS never
anticipated In the sowing.
This Ia not an age of decline, the
world Of human attainment Is expand
Ing, the trend Of mans effort Is UPWARD:
Therefore In the nature Of things good
work In whatever direction must adj
vance and connot languish, Whatever
lessons departed great men Of this gen.
Grafton, OF OF preceding ones, have left
am being carefully conned ana men
every where are ON tho alert 10 seize
upon the wisdom Of the past 10 guide a
present aud TO hasten future which
shall eclipse NIL that has gone before
y this j. not true why n Il that The
lives OF successful mea are w. carefully
scaunedi Book.mnkers know the
money value OF such biographies ana a
mnn Is scarecly dead before bis memol,,
nre on ihe market Nor Is this eager.
ness 70 read mere idle curiosity: most
nien believe what one man has dona
Other men may do, and hence the desire
10 aequaiut themselves with the methods
which have led 70 success
This, TO; Is an age Ct revolution and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
PROFITS or SILVER MINING.
Omaha BepJ

The cost OF silver mining Is discussed
cXtcnsiyely by Eastern papers, particu-
larry by those urging the Immediate re
peal Of the Sherman silver purchase act.
STATISTICS are presented Ia support Of
the argument which arc Interesting.
apart from the conclusions drawn from
them by the New York Times. The
Last Chance mime Crpcde. Col, which
was opened In November, 1891. paid
StJOOO iu dividends between January.
iS32, aud September Of that year I'VE
have NO record OF the payments after
the latter date, and the cost Ut proluc-
ton, all the outlay upon the property
being Included iu the cXpcuEe5 was only
- y cents an ounce. Nith the total
original outlay included IN The expenses.
the cost Of proluctiOn In the Amethyst
mine for the same year was - cents an
ounce but 40 much had beeu spent in
improvements and the preparations for
Inexpensive mining in the future had
been 80 complete that ut the end Of last
year tlcre Weru accessible iu this mine
several million ounces which could be-
taken out and marketed ut a cost pi only
Few cents per ounce. The MOlHp Glib
son mine at Aspen, Col, has paid s.. $50
900 In dividends iu lpss than two years
The cost Of production in 1891 was 1876
cents an ounce aud Iu the last months
OF lS'2 Ii had fallen to less than r.
cents.
The Granite Mountain 10 Montana has
paid Sl& 1000 boz dividends, although
10 took possession OF the property only
twelve year aegO The COmpauy's r.
port for 1886 shows that up To May I.
lNNl, there had been expended for de-
yclupmcnts SIIGO The report also shows
That the company received for lbs silver
in the year ending July a., 1856. the
sum Of Sl,334 .GSGGJ. and out of lie
profits paid SDlOvtu ia diyiDnr8a IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
A JUST DEMAND


Editor Gazette
Referring to the appeal FOR relief
from 3 per cent, interest aud 20 per
cent. discount peuOlty eNactrd hy the
state, coming FROM "prcos Rivpr' and
published In The Gazette Feb I. /
would say IL applies strongly to this see
ton of the state, as nearly every settler
herr will testify Many Of oar most
worthy farmers are deliuuuents and urr
groatly distressed boy tho prospect that
win confront them the ist OF April next
ln the attitude the state win then ass
sumo toward the settler ON school lands
she will be- worse thnu the average
puwnhroker who can only squeeze tO
lcr cent discount per month from his
victims by law,
go further toward the relief ~ the
scttltr than "pccus River" and claim
the state can well AFFORD to riyc him tho
luud for thrcc years without Interest
tor the sake of having her vacant lands
cultivated aud children horn upon them
H. H. DRAKE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
THE PARIS HORROR.
Chicaro pnstl

NN.AAANfNt = NHNtI
The details ARE sickpninr. bnt so far
~ the actual killing OF the wretch is
CONCERNED % appears To be- no more than
lnsuce True justice was not Noted ac.
corning TO the forms of law. There was
80 long delay between the crime and
MS eApiauon. No appeals 40 higher
courts prolongrd the liie of the accused.
no JUSTICE Of the supreme trihOnnl
driven by political motiyca and hopipr
To serve. political ends, remanded lhe
case Nnd ordered new trial ON The
ground that one Of the jur0rs had read
the newspapers, The law was not per
mitted "a take its interminaMe course
Noi the nery Texans could NOT hrook tho
laws delays, They found thnt thc
negro had upde confession OF tho crime
ana HiralghtWay proceeded To aycngt, it
teartully And whom one understands
what that crime was he is compelled to
any amen
People without sensihuity win eNclain
that such q Punishment rs an evidence ~
harlansn. Possibly that Is 80, b,lt The
crime was harhutous. The lynchlng in
IcNas, like the one Ia Arkansas Ia r,.
voting 10 as Who live ia one ot The eani.
w. o. eiyilizatio1 We aye 50 accns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
lsnn Antonio il1prcsql

but who shall say Co the maddoued
mob. Thou hu.t not done wcll| Who
shall look upon the mnuglpd innocent.
sacrificed 90 feed the monsters luht. and
regret the law was set aidcg Who can
utnd with the stricken father hy the
bier of his dond md dshouprcd babe
aud remember the holy tc,t: "Vcngean,p
is minc, win rcpy saith the Lord"
The world viii judge the people 81
Paris, bat ere IL do 300 let IL place the
dead babe beside the charrcd remains
~ the demon who caused her death.
Before " allows the shricks of the
raylshrr OH bis funeral pyrc 20 attuuc it,
heart to pity, let u henrkru Ia the screams
Of bis little victim In the dead Of night.
in thut lonely wood as Ac criod To
parents who were powrrlcss TO protect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
DISSOLUTION K0ncf

The firm heretofore dcing th.r,.
the name Of Nlabry & Sauadf
turers agents, ls this dsy dlsr,.. n
tuul consent Alr. saunders M
the llru on account " cbntmai IA
r. MABgY.
w y MtMfl
Fort Worth. Tex. Fob. 4. igc
THANKING The public Tor talr,t
tended IN the past TO the aioI,
respectfully solicit q coutlusa,
for the new firm. BOBr NAbMi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

Laws are made 10 meet ordinary cir
rumatauccs within the experience Of man
No law WIS ever made or conceived to
meet au ocrnsi0n like that Justice. how
ever sure. could not wait the forms Of
usual occurrences An that could Boz add
oi Of swiflnpss Uf stroke aud terror Of
execution was duc 10 this oue-nut us q
matter Of public vengeance. but of terrible
example and a warning burned by fire
into the nature Of every living fond like
this one II there lives another II tiger
bad seized the little girl and deyourcd
her 10 appen5e lis hunger the whole
community would have joined iu the pur-
suit to kill But quiet aud ordinary
death here would have fallen ~ far
short Of the need ns would the net NJ the
tiger have been short Of the act Of this
iicnd IN shape Of human.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

The Democrat Reporter IL not iuclin-
ed tD comment deliberately on the fact
thut the negro demon Smith. was emp
trpd carried back 10 Paris aud made
to pay the penalty for hi. unparalleled
crime. nor upon the m1uuur of his exc
cutiou. The brute Doc human shape CONE
uiitrd most hoiupug and morcIlcsE
crime, and the penalty Inflicted upon
HIM was terrible and ps mercilos- as bits
own drvilish act That hc richly de-.
served the futp be- met NOT rational
person iu ull this broad state will pucs.
ton. $50 lrt the matter rest, and lot 70
stand % lesson, written in blood and fire.
us q warming ~ ull who may ever in the
future feel 100 their hearts uu inclination
tp so violate the laws uf God and man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 yiys,,, r

ne u resolved, That m.
any any collector be aud Is bas,,.ss' 81, n
NE penalty shall accrue ~ NJ ~. y. ~ .
~. ANA that he shall nroc w rfal
ny law ia such eases ~ b.
referring 90 the nb,vo ~. Z ID
payers viii please tnka n.,, is'.llil
books for lsy2 win he Co. 49, ~ d
tached. Ia pInlil ~ :
City Asspsso- s ,ivt /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
ROncr

The regular annual meeting d, n
holders 90 the Texas aud Psels' n.
paay VIII Doe held 100 the ofBc' n
pauy in the city NJ Fort Wonk M
Wednesday the 18th d,y Of Feore
nc " O'Clock %. m. Tor flO eleila
tors Tor The ensuing year. and n ail
sNctlun ~ such bthpr huAat,, .
properly tonne before them.
A. y. Ciulg "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
PROUD or THE FENcmLEs.


The Fort Worth Feuclhlps. a militnr,
organization ranking us one of the noSt
perfect In The United States. has beer
seiecicd TO act as IA body-guard Tn Prcsi
dent Cleveland nt his Inauguration upNt
March. This is compliment to IA,
tni" 40 which we, even OF lhc it'll,
village of Gatcsyille. take priJr ~,
hope the FcuCible boys viii Do Thorn
selves and Texas proud ON this occa
sion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

toned TO see convicted murdercrs released
hy due Processes Of the law that the
violent death Of creature "a hundred
fold worse thun a murderer Though mqr-
der was one Of his crimcs) seems 90 be
cruel and a savage thing
but we are not hi % judge. Let MS
therefore turn our eyes another way
(Chicugo Journal)
Tho dark deeds pcrpetraied Mt Paris
Yesterday are such as 20 support the
views Of thOsc who despair Of the future
OF the human race. The outrage com
mitted by the negro Smith was simply
m act Of animal brutality by an indi'
yidunl
White men from The South have been
known 10 argue sOlemnly that negroes
hnve no souls. aud while that proposition.
" it means anything, Is not acceptable
there Gun be no doubt that the sense Of
moral responsibility Is wanting among
many Of the Southern negroes Smith =
crime was ns dreadful as crime can wen
be, aud he certainly deserved the eX.
trelne penalty Of the law.
The frat feeling Of the people on hear
Ing Of Smiths crime and punishment
was ono " appreciation Of the citizens
who visited the worst Punishment they
could devise upon q brute whose crime
was Of unimngndble atrodty sober
Hecoud thought cannot fuil 20 condemn
the proceedings without qualification.
The brutalitics Of mssiineyal ferodty
were no longer admitted ~ the pale Of
the law The laws were adequate to
deal with this ruiiiau. aud the milder
mnXiins Of modern ChristendOm do not
admit that the responsible part Of the
people shall visit any worse penalty than
hanging upon any man. no matier how
grave his offeusp Whatever happens.
LEI there be- no public appreciation Of this
Texas lvurhiug
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

Henry Smith, the negro iirud who raw
Iahod and murdered little three year old
Myrtle Vance nc Paris, TcN was cnp-
turrd aud brought 10 Paris Wednesday,
whore Dee was slowly roasted alive.
While 10 is horrible 10 think of such a
torture the crime for which he puid
ths pcnnlty justified any punishment
that could hc inflicted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
LShcrmnn KnrsInrl

The burning of the negro rayishcr aud
murderer 40 Paris Yesterday was hor-
rblc iu the extreme but the punishment
was undoubtedly deserved II WIS not
an ordinary mob that melted out his
punishment but thousands of the best
such horrible punishment, Qnlx. Is TO be-
upplorpd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

The road convention that meets ia
Austin today has IN H. hands the putting
forward Of great work for Texas aud
for civilization. n the Legislature will
assist aud the people show a proper srusc
Of this work, VIZ shall Room have q sys.
ten at work TINT viii give us highways
TINT do not depenh on good wenIher
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
lAustIu SlatcsmnnD

Condemn The silent body Of citizens,
the moh it you please witnessing the
scene uucrpo,ius the strong arm of pub
lie sentiment in protecting the father
from the officers Of the law in executing
the vengeance Of Cod 1--WE write with
profound rcyoroncpl but for IN, we de-
cline Jo ,it en- Judgment upon the deed.