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 set down as the poltroon of the three yet he received the announcement of his fate with great composure. He was asked what preparations he wished to make. He said he had none |: "Nobody cares for me-" said he, "but my poor mother, and would rather she should not know what has become of roe."

 returned to Spencer. asked him what said "none. Tell them that die wishing them every blessing and happiness. de- serve death for this and my other crimes.- There are few crimes have not committed. 1 am sincerely penitent for them all. Ionly fear my repentance is too late. l asked him if there was any one whom he had injured, to whom he could make reparation--any one who was suffering obloquy on his account?- He said "no; but this will kill my poor mo- ther." did not know before that he had a mother, and was touched by his allusion to her. asked him if it would not have been far more dreadful if he had succeeded in his attempt-if it was not much better to die as he would, than to become pirate and steep himself so terribly in blood and guilt. He said, II do not know what would have become of me if had succeeded" I told him that Cromwell would soon have made a way with him, and that Mckinley would probably have destroyed them both. He said he "feared this would injure his father" :" Had you succeeded" replied, "the injury you would have done him would have been much greater" If it had been possible to lake him home, as I at first intended, told him that he would have got clear, as in Ame- l rica, man with money and influential