POTTER,S MOTHER AND SISTER.
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Before the commission of crime, it would be- we'll for the vicious to remember that there are others to share in the sorrow and disgrace inicted if not in the guilt of the criminal. With the un- faltering fidelity which is ever exhibited by woman in seasons of diversity and trial, find Potter's mother and sister, in this dark hour, clinging to him with touching devotion. e They pass with him through crowds of gazing people, and forgettngthe odium of the prisoners box, are there watching with painful and intense interest the progress of the trial. There is moral sublimity in all this. and is apt to feel that to be deserving of such affection it's recipient should be at least virtuous and exemplary man. The testimony of Potter's pa- rents yesterday. excited the most painful emotions. The grieved heart was expected 10 testify in be- half of the child, charged with the most heinous crime, and their sensibility appeared ta soften and subdue the prisoner. They wept-and the crow ded audience could not suppress sympathetic tears. Let young men, who have vicious propensities. re. member that their conduct deeply wounds parental

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