From lie Perry .3aecdotes.
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Every one must recollect the traglcal sto-
ry of Young Elnmet tue Irish Patriot, It was
too touching to be soon forgotten During
the troubles in Ireland he was tried, con-
demncd, and executed on charge Of trea-
son. His fate made 4 deep impression on
public sympathy. He was 50 young; 50 N
selligent; 50 generous; SO bravc; so every
thing that we are apt to like in young man


His conduct under trial, too, was Lofty
and intrepid. The noiie indignation with
which he repealed the charge q treason a