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y than those who have busted themselves in
exciting prejudice against the prisoner. Let
the public sympathy shed its benign rays even
into the loathsomo cell of the prisoner (whose
delicate though youthful constitution is giving
way under the coninemcnt) to cheer him with
hope full Of mercy and justice. He is entitled
to it. His amiablo di position and good con
duct preVious 10 this transaction warrants me
in saying it. He is as deserving of it as the
dead wonld have been, were he living and in
carceratcd for like ohencc-tho result Of u
dreadful alternative, either to lose lifo or to
take iiC. JUsTIrIk.