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court OF justice. Twas IN irresisiibls impulsf
Of public opinion. reused by the developmenSs
Of the painful trial which has just been concsu-
ded. This entire CON muni,y rejocss IN the
result"


The correspondence between Hoyt and Mrs.
Myers. and other Developments made IN the
courseof The trial were published only BY few
journals. We had not room for them, 10 the
Fountain nor do we know that we could have
consented to give them place even If we had
abundant space. To many readers the trial IS
of thrilling interest and importance, but on The
general mind the full publication Of il could in
our opinion exert no good influence.