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piled he did not know wha. came over him. He showed
con;rton. have him frequently before and since
his conviction; heard him say that he snnstruck
He of feeble intellect supposed the inquest
the trial. and asked how long was gon. 10 give him
TO prepare himself He supposed he he executed


matter OF course never saw any thing that led rne to
believe he insane but his conduct betrayed great de-
blny OF mind When informed him be had been tried,
he made no remark, but seemed surprised generally
found him reading the Bible when visited him. considered
him Of inofensive Of mind and hardly
ceve he would commit act OF violence from some pow
erfll, exciting cause.