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HENRY G. WILLIAMS, wee zee Frea
. Z JOHN ARLINGTON.
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Mr. Dorr. The Concord Patriot, speaking Of
the imprisonment of Mr.. Dorr, says:


gentleman who spent several days lately in
Rhode Island, informs US that he made diligcnt in-
quiry in respect to Doris situation, and he was
convinced that he was the victim Of the most cow
ardly and base cruelty Bad as the treatment
winch the Providence Herald says is extended to
him, there is something yet more fiendlike and
more characteristic of devils incarnate Il is be-
IIeved, from all that can be gathered, that DORIS
oPPressors tell him that he is forgotten-that no.
body speaks of him-that the democratic presses
have ceased to notice hm-that democratic meet
ings make no mention of him and his yronps--
that the wave of oblivion has passed oyer him.
Who does not see the demoniac fntent Of shts ma
lignant refinement Of cruelty? Itist 10 drive Dorr
mad. They cody calculate what effect this if
Dorr can be made to believe it. will have upon bis
mind They know what terrible rayagcs this be.
lief would have upon q high toned and keenIy
sensitive mind, and they adopt the execrable mode
of killing the body by infusing this deadly poison
into the mind'' = - P-e