For the Delaware Journal.
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Solomon Greenty.-At the last Court ofOyer and
Terminer, for Kent County, this man was indicted
convicted and sentenced to Death for burning the
Jail of that county. The day before that assigned
for his execution, the Governor pardoned him, upon
The condition of has Leaving the state We don't up
hold this part Of the case, and much wish it had been
omitted and hope it may not be drawn INTO Prece-
dent. For very obvious reasons snch cohn'lon IS
not allowable. 1t is deeply to be regretted that any
alloy was permitted to be mixed with measure
which has done so much honor to our GOVERNOR
We have none of those mawkish feelings, which
cannot bear, upon any occasion, the lnillcton OF
capital punishment: nor are we disposed to lind
fault with the apprehension that many, entertain,
that the pardonins power may be too freely exer-
cised


Within very few years back this county had
was not very remote from those of the State House
and other public buildings, which were in lmnedi-
ate connection with the body of the town. little
before one o'clock, on Sunday mornings the citizens