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berer from the assaults of the midnight as
sassin, well may the indweller of every
cabin feel tha. anxiety and wide spread
CONSERVATION which must so greatly aug
ment the aggregate evils of human exist
ence. M


For all these evils, immediate and re-
mote, the law holds you responsible, and
is now about to apply ali that there is Of
remedy within its reach. Blood for blood
is its stern demand, and never was that SAN
culinary requisition more righteous. Tn
able to restore the dead, it aocords thus
much Of vengeance to the living. Your


lives too, are regarded as incompatible with
the safety Of society; and in the bloom of
youth and health you are by the hands of
your fellow mortais, to be consigned to the
gallows and. the grave. An example also
seems to be called for 70 deter others from
q repetition Of like offences, and you are
about to be exhibited as an awful beacon
to warn all others from course like that
which has resulted in your ruin. MAY
your dying struggles, to which the eyes Of
thousands will soon be directed, turn back
into the path Of rectitude all those who are
in any way disposed to pursue course
like that whose fatal termination you have
g nesyay reached.


You need not be reminded Of the awful
condition in which you are now placed
Of the blackness Of that gulf which il now
opening beneath your feet. Under The cir
cumatances Of the case you can only ex-
pect that the utmost rigors Of the law win |
be enforced against you. The picture Of
The distress produced by your crime il too |
fresh in the memory of ths community to |
permit the voice q pity 70 elect any thing