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4 Nnnrenlr pnhIlrntinn.

II has beea decided that tho article
on the Salt Lake Temple which
appears Ia this is.uo ofue NEWS shail
hc priuted In pamphlot form Tor the
convenience and Information Of visit.
Or 20 the Temple AN Others At o dis.
tanre. A peruspl OF the description Of
the building by those VINO aver.
wards uTo privileged TO outer ils
doors viii aid them Ia recognizing
aud remembering the BEAUTIES OF the
interior; IN like manner viii % iu later
times serve az a perpetual reminder OF
the visit.
In order 10 mako the pamphlet sl,ll
more complete nud worthy Of Icing
cOnsi ! rod u souvenir Of the OCCASION,
the full text OF tue DOliCntOry Prayer
Will be- Appended. Numerous il,ustra.
tlous win udorn the booklet, which will
number about ~ page. IL Will be
ready after the C.0s0 % the mOrnlng
services In the Temple tomorrow, ana
may be purchased 40 tao DEsEHfr
NEwB aud tho JureHNe Instructor
Offices,
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ELrcrI0N Norrs.



tho Republicans Ntrtnsy ga ~.
lauis.
81. Loui, April 5th.-In yes,cr-
day'a election tie Republicans made
clean sweep In this city with the
siugle exception Of Democratic auditor,
10y pluralltios ranging iron 1883 To-
s4l8. The city council f. Republican,
but the houee OF delegates ia utmocfntiC.
Evp1fts from towns IN southern
Illinois show that Of forly.four heard
from, thirteen went Republican,
tweniy.lhreo Democratic, ami sovcn
mixed.
Eist 81. Louis elected cjmplote ci,i.
zcns ticket.
OF twenty.nine towns In Missouri sO
far heard from eight went Republican,
q teen Democratic, aud i've were
divided and st. Jofpph tiui On the
council.
1hE CHICAGO ELECTION,
CUCAuo, Autil d. rnu latest com.
puistiuu on the result Of yvr,Uuuy'4
election give. Harrison, Democrat, ,ur
mayor 1871 p'urauty. Though hu
fau ahcnt o. his ticket, yet tue mallf.
ity H. sufficient 10 insure the election
Of all others on the ticket with hiu.
The city c0uBcil, however DO Re-
publican.
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The Lord hear. anu answers the pray
ara OF men, women ani rhilufeu.
Prayer has more power, a great ue I,
TO bring Gown tue blessings Of 6od,
than almost ans other thing.
1 have the desire tor the saints 70
do this, for wish 10 see those VINO go
into TIE Temple 20 IA with pure
hearts, and that the Spirit OF God may
10 with them, that they may ENJOY
Themselves, mat they may all ieel
the influence Of that power while at
The dedication q the Temple.
pray God 10 give you Rl m an
swef to your ptnyere, ana to give YOU
the Holy Spirit 10 nssisl you while OF
the dedication anu services OF the Jeui'
cation. Amen.
TIL. choir aud congregation sang:
The Spirit Of God like Ere il BURNING
Thr latter day glory begin 90 como f1fthi
Tho v.sIpns aud blt esing Ut old are returning
Tue angels are ming TO visit tue oaf1h'
Ben.diciion was offered by Eldei
NJ. w. Merrill.
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%, tho ancient hcathens with
Tue faith anu kn0wledge pH.atssei boy
the L,at,ef.day Saint. We should
live la euch a manner that there mrv
h,. "A continued cnmmuIiUltnl Zoe
tween Us aud our Heavenly Father,
that We may IOstoss the degree of
light ami Intelligence, aud strength 10
times OF temptation, 10 pursue our
Journey through lie successfully.
ArosILr A. II. oANN0S
hoped the spirit OF forgiveness and
reconciliation which hal been mani.
fcatcI so abunIantly duiug this Con.
ference, and n short time proce ling H.
might continue its blessed operation.
throughout lsfael. We should
Away 10 willirg 90 forgive
Oue another, anu cultivate a
splrit ofcnarity toward the ctting AMI
weak; Tor by 70 doing we have claim
upon the lori that He VIII forgive "a
our trc.pnsses. The Glsprl which %
preached by cur missionnrirs through
out tile world Il u Gospel NJ repentance
and forgiveness, a Gospcl Of peace, good
will ana charity towari nll men; nni
we shonld ever abide in the spirit Of
that Gospel, which Ia the spirit u
mercy and love, leading u i've, rvcr.
lasting. The speaker testified 10
the periect union existing between
tie brethren constituting the general
aulhofi les o. tins Church nt the
present time, aud hoped the same
union would prevail throughout tho
whole Church.
The choir sang
"Comc M Sc Saints OF aa."
peneaietion by Elder Ofalu smith,
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AAPULDRAMA IN REAL LIFE
Sad Fate Of a Young, Beaaiilll Lady
Of SiuTgs, Kentucky.
Marriage Uuder Peculiar ,Ircnm.
stance. Followed by
murder.

MoR0ANFrELD, Ky, April 6.-Miss
Abbie Ohver ~ beautiful young lady
OF S,ursls, Union County, was lod
nstfay eight months ago. Last night
the mother Of this girl entered the place
OF business OF Henry Delnny, drug
clerk accused Of being responsible Tor
the girlis position, aud ut the point Of
a pistol compelled him TO enter II
cartilage with her husband and
daughter. They drove fifteen miles
to Morgausfield and procured license
and compelled him to marry
the girl. On thp way back
the carriage wnB attacked by
armed men on horseback, Dtlanyis
friends, who fred into the carriage and
followed II As II few up the road. Dee
lnny, having Jumped out, joined them,
The girl was shot through the head
ana died this morning. She would
soon have become u mother. The
father was also MORALLY wounded.
Mrs. oliver recognized tue pprsunrs
and warrants Tor thrir arrest have
b en- Issued. All belong 10 prominent
families. More blood he'd is feared.
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ONE MASS OF SCALES
Afflicted 3Ycars by Dreadful skin and
Blood Disease, with Intense
Pain and loss Of Hair.
All Other Remedies Fail. Relieved In
stantiy aud Cured Ia Four Weeks
by the Cutlcura Remedies.

have o few words 10 say regarding tho Curt'
CuHA REMEDIES They have cured me In four
wFCla' tiuo from u SKIN aud Hood Disease
which I hAd tor over three years AtUgrian
times. ny tkiu would be- very sore And always
kent rrlcaiu nud prrliug OF 10 white scales,
iu cold weather my tarn was one masH uf scales.
When On the cold mr. the pain was intense. q
would almost bring tears 10 my eyes, and my
uI hair. lhaNC tired every SHOWN remedy that
wa recommended o. mv, cot u was 1f 10 use,
them tfiN. Foe LrHt Application gave almnst
luHtaH relief In lew werks' time found my
rylf cured and I am thankful Tor what they
have done Tor mcs Your rurtguuA NrMEDtks
arc u blessing 90 those who may uaYU tue OPP
uoftunity TO use then can recommend thrm
10 any one. EDMUND kEilAs,
gl1ta Union Ave. Chicago. Ill
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Enln Pasha Again Reported Killed IN
the DIRK Continent
FIGHTER KNOCKED NEN,ELEss.
The W,ckcdcst Woman In West Iirgini
Reported LyUched. -Oihur
Items.

BERLIN, April GA special from
kAmpala, Uganda, Dated Dse, llhtL
reports that two apparently authentic
statements have been received 10 the
effect that Emin Pa'ha, tlc famous
explorer has been murdered by fierce
Manyemts ON the banbs OF the lturi
river In March Of last year. The sen.
der OF tho dispatch Is not wholly
convinced OF it, truth.
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1,enlnlr NlrM..

Yesterday a. Salisbury, OF s,ln,.
bury & JOHNSON, secured some excel.
ltut We've Of tho Temple and other
buildings on the block. He took the
ff-t photographs Of ono OF the princi-
lal entrances TO the Temple, the
Annex, the engine houis, aud the
vindows IN tbs east central tower.
Within Ave hours after the negatives
were taxed, photographs were hnishvd
and delivered.
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Alleged Retaliation.

a very interesting little clash IL now
on between couple OF heads OF depart.
ments and the members OF the City
Council. The latter allege that IL
former have taken Il upon themselvcs
70 deduct IS from their salaries fog
every meeting they mise anu that tuey
DO It in retaliation OF refusal 10 allos
overtime billg.
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PRoviDEECE, h. l., April 5.-The
election rT state OlliCers, members OF
Congress and members OF tbs general
assembly ocouB today. IL Ia likely
thnt there will be- no choice for some Of
the officers on the slate ticket, Ms the
state constitution requires an ABSOLUTE
majority OF all votes cast 10 elect. Both
Republica cut ID mocrats, however,
ARE claiming everything.
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REPORTED LYNCuED.
a woman Win Hai Record. ir nu.
NOR ~ truc.

CHARLE5roN, W. Va, April g.
About week ago POLICEMAN Chandler
OF Morcorlcouuly was killed In the
notorious disorir.ly nOu,0 OF "NiS"
Redo, known ~ the wicked,st woman
la West Virginia aud believed o have
hal hanI in aeveral murders,
and vino mas deficit this authorities
relative to Illicit dstilling. Ga Mon
day night row was started In her
place by "a crow of black anu white
toughs, In which Chas. Morgan,
c1lored, ehot and KILLED John Lees, a
colored boy. Morgan was caught aud
lynched 6y q moi. kz Rr1d ilud,
was pursued by mob ANA Ia reported
to have been caught last night aud
lynohed.
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LosDoS, April 5-rho entire prop.
ofty oil the late Abingdon Baird, the
sport and hacker pugilists, VINO died
NJ New Orleans, BE- igit 10 his mother
Tor her lifetime nud upon her death u
be divided among tho cousins 81 the
deceased. rnis negatives tue report
that lac devised everything TO the noted
nctfess, Mrr. Laugl,y.
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one OF the ComDntnnts Rendered
Inruusgious.

SYRACUSE, ~ W April DIN II
glove fignt near here last night Dan
Donovan OF Cleveland was knocked
out ana has not yet recovered con.
sCiOuelcss,
Donoyan's opponent was joe Dunice,
OF this city, VINO never fought before.
For the inst five rounds Dunfee did All
the work, punching his man at viii,
and nearly hgi him knocked out In tho
second. hut ht was TOO tlrod 10 take
advantage OF the opportunity. In the
sixth Donovan went TO work and there
was mrous hghtlng, donovan having
th hest OF n, tho round ending none
too ~ on ~ saws Duui@- from defeat
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a Fireman Probably uurnrd alive ia
% Railroad Accident.
EnwAWDsvILLE, H., April 5.--l'wo
murr pePDns Itci us rcsult OF the
accident on The Jacksonville South
Eastern rlai, m4kiug sis dead. one
ut the number a fireman, is missing.
Hu was putting clhi m wnun the uu.
oiIent came aud IL BE- believed tue con.
cutslOn threw him into tho furnace
where the boiy was cousumcd. No
passengers are severely hurt.
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SIXTY prnsoNs nnowNED.
Tito suitnn's Private stcnmrr found
eEen nna Low.

cred nud Lost
CoSsrANriNOrLE, April o. - The
Sultauis private steamer Tor use Ui
guests aud members OF d % household,
iOundured last SUNNY. lti- believed
thut the SiXty IcrsOns Un board at thu
time, were drowned ami that sp.emd
sgtviop OF silver plate o. hoard wont
down with the vessel. D-tai!s urv
lackiur.
The crnsors are suppre'siug. report, Of
the disaster aud lguInal- prlnting
stories of cglamitius are sri1el by the
authorities.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Aprll In
the joint caucus OF the Dem cratic
memuets NJ bsth houses ~ the legis.
lature samuel pascl was unanimously
nominated 10 succeed himself ~
United states senator.
In the seventh, however, DIn'ee
rallied and banged Donovan oil over
the ring, knocking him down several
times. After The last blow he was
unable TO move. He was picked up,
taken o. the hotel aud two doctors
summoned. WIN have been working
ever since without avail to bring him
round. Tao nose Is ha iiy broken aud
breathing ia very difficult.
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CLEvELASu, April 5.-lt 10 claimed
by tho LsudT tu't tho annexation OF
tie suburban todus IA this election on
Monday wlll gIy1 tue city 322, 700
population, making II the largest
city Ia the atHte and the ninth IN the
union,
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VHIeng0, NVTIT ON
Whsat-eteidy. cash, Il May 7ii.,
turr-lllI hcr. cash, 90 Nav, as.
uats--trunE, cash, Isl. MlY. aQa.
i0ft -firm cash, b. va May, iaiT4.
Lord -firuI. cash, Nsal, May, RDi.
lubs-l irm, cash, HUii May, nil,.
Iivr-is
nlricy-tl
lmufuF-aA $50
flnN =itts
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oYEnrLoM nrrrINa

held Ia the Assembly Hall, commence.
yatop.m.
M,
"' '"o'' va" '''S'os'''0" s"ub'
NV" ~ w. '','I' ~ ,''' 1l' " ,@''.''"'
!. ~ - '.Y'y''-,,'
i"e ono'' anu congregation sang
iiark, listen to the trumpoterl.
rLppR s,yuorn a. yorNu
presented tho general authorities of
the Church, who were unanimously
sustaip.d.
ELDER MATTHIAS r. cJwLEY
exboFted tho Saint. In f,i,hfuIness
- - -.
anu W 'ouo"ot ''o'VS III !l'Ins 'neir
religion U train Their children in the
fear Of the Lord, attend to the practical
dutie. of HE. md sustain thosa whom,
the Lord mas apnoint.I nv l.ad,,,. In,
Isra,L
ELDER SEYMOUR H. YOUNG, JR,,
xvhn hsd r.r,utiv ,,,u,n,t f,,,, .
ihiF''V" " NV S"'''u saws ooIe
faithful testimony TO the truth OF the
Gospel, aud oXhOrted the Snints, par.
uculnrly the young, to shape their
course in accordance with the Gospel
OF Christ.
-. ...,,.,a,,,. =, .
hLDL" hihoHh H. YOUNG
referred TO the condition of the
saints when lhoy first located
Ina Great salt Luke Valley many
years ago, and how their sci.
Elements have Increased In number
since that time, untii they now extend
INTO Canada and Mexico. This was
i'm fuliilment OF propnesie. uttered by
President Brigham Young in an early
day. In referring to the Temple
building, In Nauvoo, the speaker
referred 10 a desire expfessei
by tho leaders Of tho Church
that the mob might never be permitted
70 poH'e-- lhls oulllus III peace,
sull latur a hurricane blew the walls
down thus preventing the wicked 10
use that sacred builliug for unholy
purposes. In building houses 0f
wDtshIp. the different Christian dc.
nomination. have namui large
numb,r of their church edirces In
Inrrrnf " p.ter. ~ James ~ Paul
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I.oNDoS, April -Four thousand
men were thrown out VI WORK by the
closing Of several o1ilieries In RlOdda
valley, South Wa.u-.
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Cuticura Remedies

Encat daily more great cures II hunods aud
dIsuafUs Of owe skin, scalp, aud blood than all
other remedies combined JufIDunA. the great
sku cure. and CrrlrrHA soar, an exquisite
Aru ruti1tf AMI ueautlhor, EXTERNALLY and
CuIfCuUA l,tsULFENr, ihr new Blood fur Ger
und greatest of ltumur Ncmcaiet. internal "
aud blood from Infancy Go aEu, from plmplr. TO
srrufuln.Whcu the Uest plysloiaus and All other
rumcdlca inll.
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sew roRx STOCK.

closed strong
stcks wure buoyant on large buying ordcri
Mter II. ~ noon the market was strong.
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the tIuLrNTENnED
Tor the Panama Company 10 Hesum,
MmIlL.

NNNAaH
Pans, April 5.-Devolle, minister
Of fofvign affair, announced Ht the
cabinet meeting ,Lis morning that tbs
rr, ublic Of Colombia mai eXtonded Tor
a period OF twenty months the couc,s-
siou TO the Panama Canal company
for resumption OF Work on the canal.
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rLprn JAWS =. rALMAaR

tesllned to the good, heavenly iufiu-
euoe which had prodominated during
this Conference. In his recent visit 10
the city Of Rome where he mad seon
ruins Of several ancieHt temples, the
speaker hal learned many things
which had caused him deep 70.
Election, when contrasting or com.
pairing the suyersliIions aud tradition
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ELDER JOHN WENRY SMITH

was the next speakor. He too, touched
briefly on tho subject OF the remple,
ami q, d that ~ tins time many Dyes
were turned Xlonward. To his mind
The greatest missionary experience In
the History VI this Church was taking
place today, and he himself oouneeled
The Saints 80 to live that they would
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Tho Chnmbrr % Commerce, which
holds iu regular meeting, W!ii ptUu.
ably tuke zap the question uf thc buup
CrurS railway, wan view o. raisiu.
money Tor tine pr suvutiou " the wUfa.
The mine owners are exceedingly
anxious iuat something should be- done
nj once, u8 with MuWhy The Deep
Cfces cIdut,y would uu quickly uc.
vglUpul.
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New York-sllyeb So =; lead, sa.oj.
LgnlOn-3Si
The Republican journal., 1893-09-14
A CURIOUS CALCULATION.
Around the World 2O6 Times.


An eminent physician has made a curious
a,ha,ra.;aal fo,IonI,r;nn n ,,,in,r H..
TT iei'4''ietli N''t t
workings OF the human ieaft ln mileage
He shows that Ii y lifetime VI ~ VI ars
the blood as it passes through The beatt IS
thrown a distance IN 9,laW. NN' nlleS, Whith-
in 4 continuous streau wauil reach around
TIL warId onts ti,.e-
rs ~ -o' tiii'
Keeping III VitN tAlN constant ~tlalh n
tn heart, and taking iu'e Consideration TIE
ahuse II FettANh7 ii'ii !N'i eN' MI 'Aif MINI
hollc and other stlH1lAnl7, ~ " thN #"hdef
hat it tinally becomes Atietted retll~er To
,..,.4.r, II, ,4 -l,., l.tH7 INNS
!eIioFiH " "7i 5i" 1t'o
tact can be readllE Understood fli't oi1e 10
t5ur has a weak hea4t al-o the Importance of
l. ... .. ;tIts..n,..J ..,,,,.
'fei'tliis NAT ef1'' ~ ~ y
ditlon is IN the 5ilgittest dHgfet mahleHteo-
Reader, il von haTr aty reason Whaftver
tor believing your heart 10 ne Iii'"l VI. YAu
The Republican journal., 1893-09-14
The Mexican Pension Roll

on WHICH ~ NOE 'IJ IGFn. ANp IN
WHICH THERE ARE No SUSPENSIONS.
on the Mexican Pension Roll there IRE
the names of l5,2l3 Survivors ana :.
- widows, and something over y
600 eases We're pending 1T latest reports
This makes a total OF -. 1n7 o. several
thousands more men than the United
States had in Mexico at any one time dur
inc the war,
These all receive either - Oh el3 4
month
Among the names are those Of the wid-
CIV Of Gen. Samuel Cooper, New orker
by birth. who was Atijutant- General Of
the | nited State Army at the outbreak Of
tile war, and used his position to aid the
rebels in preparing for the struggle He
resigned his position To become Adjutant-
General Of the southern Confede1acy, and
otliciated as such until the rebellion col
lapsed Mrs Cooper has been drawing
pension since june s, 1857
The widow Of Thomas j. .Stonewal y
Jackson, who was next to Lee the most
popular commander Of the rebel armies.
The widow Of Mai, ken. eieor.c H. Pick
EFT, who commanded i division in INC reb-
81 army.
ME wid ,w If Mi. -t'en. gideon y. l'il-
low, MIC FoililndflttN tiNiSipn IN tine
rebel army.
The widow Of lielt Cen. al j. Hill
vino commanded one Of thlre corp, ol
Lee army.
The widow Of Maj -ten. las H. Chal-
mcls, Who was Forrest 5 chlef lieutenant
The widow Of Mali Cen Dabncy H.
Maury. v ho commanded the rebel troops ut
the battle of Chickasaw Bayou.
The widow of Sidney Smith Lee, WHO
was dismissed from the Navy for going
over to the enemy and afterwards be
came a Commodore in the rebel army.
Hon. 5. b. Maxey late United States
Senator from Texas, has been draw
inc his pension since May y. 1887 He
was Major General in the rebel army.
Hon. Jas. Il. George, Senator from Mis-
sissippi. and who served III the rebel army
as Colonel The number Of his certit-
cate is II, 214.
Hon. A. II. Colquitt, Senator from
Georgia, who was a Major General in the
rebel army, draws pension under certiti-
cate ~, 1879
The widows above mentioned are Of men
who We're educated at the Government S
expense, and afterwards fought to destroy
the Government. They went on the roll
at once, while last April there were pend
ing the claims of 145, 520 widows Of Union
soldiers who had not yet been able to get
on the roll. National Tribune,
1t is estimated that the total yield of
corn in Kansas this year will exceed
200. 900. 600 bushels, the largest in the
| 49, I,o
The Republican journal., 1893-09-14


-.5t'
q. o-I,T,E, L
tG5 3W tla TN Gallons Mt Wil up the
N-traNr-l' A4iN-it@
FNuE.tara
I-Mal lIut-. i A,-f,-r )itll,ii.l ,,5t5l ,Ii,.t1
4sGG.4l- 4a, sf.+wu.r rltree I.srs-s...t.d AZ ta5r
AL UNeu THAI Ilrr5- lne,fia, I1,rir.,,>yn,.r
lfat- at li5ltaif. i.afG. wl#cI forms flt.
The Republican journal., 1893-09-14

1t is estimated that the total yield of
corn in Kansas this year will exceed
200, 900, 600 bushels, the largest in the
history of the State, except 1889.
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PILLS.

Tor sAis b. ell DrugEtn Price 20 per bort
boxes Tor $50 or sent ny mail, postage frec.oh
Tsrsipt OF uriee. Df !. n. hohtnek son. phild'a
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Everybody is glad the Worlds fair is
getting out Of debt.
Ihe IAN An Ion L,ncll.lnn.

Lynch law he the natural outgrowth
Of "a weak Judiciary, n creature u the
laws delays, aud child Of the bou.
quv,-cnfrying idiots who deem a
feigHsd repentance sufficient ground
Tor lenlency or pardon. The disu.e Of
capital punishment must not be blamed
Tor suoh exhibitions Of popu ar wrath,
for statistics show the contrary. Il IL
the mawkish sentiment that proceeds
from the inability Of some people 10
rtsnz, the depths Of wickedness Of
which me hearts are cal able, anu
the technicalitits upon which most
plausible pleas CAP DO constructed ~ a
skiiiul lawyer before corrupt of gull
bic court.
The remedy lies In a reformation
which shal make the action OF tue
law iuoE0fable Va capital cases, and,
perhaps, extending the list " capital
cascs 10 cover certain other crimes
that are really worse than murder.
Uuil this condition Il attained, lynch
Jaw Will prevail 10 a greater or less
extent, depending upon how much
tLu people dlstfust the swift aud sure
retribuiion Ut regular legal processes.
This thing Of Substituting an apology
f1t n hnnRing--Of pamporlng convicted,
fl0wot-ieckoI fclOns, Of creating sym.
palhy for fcd.handud mufdorofs, aud
either freeing them or prDlOnRiug their
WORTHLESS lives at Ne constant eXpe -
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