Baltimore rttpper.
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ErEcuroN OF WYArr, THE MURDERER,
The execution of Wyatt, the murderer ofa ie!-
low prisoner, took place at Auburn, N, Y, On
Monday afternoon. The Rochester Democrat
says:


Tho prisoner tainted and soon recovered, and
was then led to a chair under the halter and
seated. He again swooned At quarter be-
fore three the Sheriff adjusted the rope, vixen
Wyatt said in substance;


Mr. Sheriff, want to say few words be-
,ore die, | have seen much, and have ex-
petenced much in this world, but it viii soon
90 over. respect you, and respect your iami-
y: hope the community will not blame my
counsel. They have done all they could ;or
me, and | hope the people will not censuTe
them. Judge Sisson said a clergyman told him
about the Vicksburg affair; said then what !
say nova minister of the Gospel can tell
What is not true; never killed a man in Ohio,
and l now say it on the word Of a dying man,
have lived like a man, and shall die like a
man.


Il hope all present and the community will
have compassion, and forget me; but am not
afraid to die. | wish you would place the rope
so that it will not give me pain. ! want to
say one thiRg more. 1t is not calculated to
benefit man to go to the state prison, and be
treated as ! have been. Good bye, Mr.. Sheriff
good bye, Mr.. Hopping Fare you all well!''


AT precisely three O'Clock the block fell, anC
Wyatt, the murderer, went into eternity with
ont a struggle.