The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-12

into control of herself. asham-
ed that for the moment her |
emotions had overwhelmed her. She |
had no desire to re-enter Westminster !
hall even II the doorkeepers would |
have permitted her, 30 she wandered
slowly back to the inn which was her
temporary home. In the evening John
Vollins came to see her and offered
money, which. she told him. she did
not need He gave some account o.
Pym's speech and said that the COM
ment, which was taken by STAFFORD
and his friends as an indication that
they knew the weakness OF the evt-
dence and feared the effect OF his lord
ship'p speech In his own defense.
The refusal 10 ask for 3udgmeo< was
regarded as good omen, and for SONS
days Frances felt the revival OF Scpe,
days Frances felt the revival Of hope,
Of John Pym, but the commons speed
| lily disilusioned the Strafordian party
! A bill Of attainder was brought N. and
they showed their determination to
have the bead Of the unfortunate earl
by act OF parliament II not By legal
| procedure. At last the btU. passing
its third reading, was cent up 20 the
house OF lords. There were many who
said the lords would never assent to It;
that the commons should have asked
for Judgment at the close OF the trial
that II they could not hope 10. have the
verdict as they wanted II then 4 was
not likely the lords would allow them
selves to be oozened By side wind
now. These predictions were quickly
falsffied. The lords gave their consent
to the bill OF attainder, and nothing
stood between STAFFORD and the baoci
but scrawi from the kings pen
The lords, 1t was said by those VIII
defended them, had been coerced b,
the populace, The mob had gathered
again and had clamored around tn
house OF peers, crying for Justice OIL
STAFFORD. Now they transferred thei
loud throated EXPLANATIONS TO White
hall. for success with the mobiles fore
Swallowed success with the king
It was late on Saturday night whe
John vollins made his way 10 the In
at some jeopardy to himself. for th
streets were wild with Joy at the actio
OF tho lords. He told Frances that he
fathers life depended solely on til
firmness Of the king. II Charles sigl
ed on Monday, STAFFORD was to be le
| TO the block on Wednesday. Volhr
was In deep gloom over the prospec
The earl, he said, had some time pr
| viously written to the king. absolviz
| him from all bis promises, Offering b
! life freely If the taking Of It would a
vantage his majesty In dealing Vii
/ his obstreperous subjects
But the king Is trebly pertured If
signs. Hs cannot sign" cried France
yollins shook his head W {
.Tf all the lords In England are be
e In terror By the peoples cianot. and
K. let the greatest Of tbeis number 81
IN through ther fingers b the ak, 10
a can one weak man be expected to VIII
re stand the concentration Of the popui
IL will brought against himf IT'S blir
d. ed folly to look for IT. ~ 1889
be But the people dare not ooeuce
king
mt -Dare they no<f Go down TO Whit
n- hall and you will find them doing
tot This very day they have al but ssS--'
he ed the palace.
m II will see the king, throw mys
at his feet and impiore him 10 keep
ng word. | was present when be bade
1T father take this fatefui Journey
ie- London and when he promised
nd protection A kings word sho'
he stand against the world, foe be u
De- source Of truth and honor In
ed ton"
ell .sYou cannot get 10 see him. Bv'
he entrance 20 the palace rs sfron
be guarded. Highly placed friends OF
as lord, friends when all others had fni
eb, away from him, have sought admise
no 20 the royal presence IN vain. lis
nd refused 20 see the Earl o. bf7S
DO whose son. Lord Digby, spoke
nd against tie conclusiYeDess ~ fbs
ng denoe, and BIS majesty bns - u
ar spread abroad fhnf % s'fos 20
lFe proyal Of Lord DigDy'F pla'n w
me aud 80 tho poop.e my 400 save
ess kingg ana reYilo l.qrd DlsVy
vas 9he FlJl stood seAes' "a 'D'a'lp.
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