Abram Itice Tft^thjrDris^^you I acounty tor ttfe ftnurd^RJf Cc hast Farenbaugh on the night ol the b ..8-------- been fairly flt;ible counsel of your own choice, and li ifler the mott earnest nndzealonsde- t1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m m ■ V^F V ^f w -w — » -snce that conld be made, you have, tft £! • k • - - - _ —* - —»9 1 fully believe, been justly convic-Jf A IVWIJT- Mvnvwv,-----j -r5d, and the jury found that you should uffer deuth. It becomes my solemni •*' I_____ UVtuty to ask you if you have any le* tal cause to show why judgement» a . * /■ui vM wg v * / v* o *muld not be pronounced against you; rhich 1 now do, and pause for your tf !%t im m\«f i r\ m n L* nII1!«•%««» m mm * ft wjsponse if you have any to make.” I To which each of the prisoners re- t lied, ”1 have none, sir.” lt;c“The duty I have to perform is a linful one, and one that 1 would glad-I I * * 1 111!- — 1 .. J im ALitliflavoid and willingly and earnestly■ay God that I may never have it to ---” 9irform ftgain, but having taken up-i myselt the responsibilities of aft I A L Ilk ftiftA ft* fVt itodge, under an oath to perform itsities, and having no doubt of yourlilt; or the justness of your convictionJ-.........4 r . .d punishment, all of which are fullytablished and warranted by the ev-• 1 _ I A I. — ’ — • e Ig\\ft11Ii11snce on your trials, and the subsc ent confessions and sworn teslimo-' of vour younger partners in the eadful crime, leave me no alterna-•o bui to pronounce the sentence ofe law.i1^ I VI ftl I“The divine and revealed law ofd, (Genesis 9 C) says that “Whoso eddethl man’s blood, by man shallft.- * i W ft t « 1 lift • . % _ _ • ^ § YA . . ftyVIM V ft • • j M f^s w -r V J -; blood be shed.” and again, (Dut.A * 2 * Jt , * i | | ft •* - t .• ^ • ■. - a i IVtfl I ' ^__ . 1. — 1 I 4 i I I* «21.) “Thine eye sliall not pity;t life shall go.for life.” In Exodus,w S B ^ w ft14, it is said,“ If a man come pro uptuously upon his neighbor to slayn with guile, thou shall him takeim mine altar that he may die.” 'This has been the law ol all na-L I - . • • % ans since the earliest dawn of civili-lion, and is at this day our law. ie laws of God, the wisdom of en-htened, learned and profoundly jilosophic men and sages, in all a ds of the world unite with our laws proclaiming your punishment just.