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The New York. s" Sum-" noticing the execution
of Green, the, poisoner of his wife condemns the
morbid sentimentatity, which interferes with, and
rebukes the majesty of the law. The Sun says:


"The crime Of Green was of the deepest and
blacklist dye: posoning-a secret, malignant, and
cowardly mode of taking lifo,-that poisoning
his wife, his young and interesting wife, whom
he had just married, and without the last imputa-
ton against her honor. The admission
of the criminal confirms the statement of the wife,
and we trust that hereafter no attempt may be made
to wrest the sentence Of the law from the safe re-
taliatoTy purposes for which. it was designed or
to encourage the hope, while the sword of justice
is entrusted in such hands as those which now
WELD it. that it ever will be sheathed in clemency,
when Justice demands that it should be used for
public protection and safety = Nothing
but the firm execution Of the laws, from the high
est TO the lowest offence can offer check to this
growing propensity for vice and crime" j *