VOICE FROM IHE GALLoWS.
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Q following is a copy Of the speech de-.


I'd by Andrew II. Potter, who was exc


i al New Haven. Conn, on Monday, the


ult, for the murder Of Lucius p. Oshurn.


houses which he alluded to in il, says the


Y. Sun, are devoted 10 drinking, dancing,


] ganbiing-resors fer abandoned peisons


born sexes--just such as are being encour-
ID by la,c in almost every city, town, and


ntry place. Hear the words OF man who


ruined at these houses, and say whether


can suffer such dens oil inlquity TO remain


our midst -


7eLlow .Men.--The trying circumstances for
!, hich you are assembled is one Of the deepest
solemniiy. You are assembled TO witness a
very solemn scene. You are all familiar with
the circumstances which brought me TO this
end. You all know ,ha, the FIRST step in my
downward career was when visited that
wre,chcd place beside the railroad. When |
visiting these places, it was very
hard ior me to stop. could not get away
from Them. ieel il TO be my duty TO warn
voung men against these places before leave
the world, There are SO many temptations tc
the Young and they are IN very great danger
A, everv corner there is place 10 lead tn,
Young as,ray It's strange that the aifi'c,o'
which has been brought upon me has not hs
tendency 10 annihiliate these places Fhtr
ha. been some effort, it is true, to stop 'hen
There has been two prosecutions. One Of III
persons was sentenced TO the jail here Tor 81
months. The other one, lie was lried, an
what did they do with him ? They sent D."
home 10 Continue thai house; all they did wa
10 make hm pay foe Of fifty dollars Is 'h'
all tie value o. . Young man It's strang