I w?uuua\ lunuwmg., Entertaining no doubt of your guilt or of the justness of the finding of the Jury, I must proceed in the discharge of this high duty.It has been the law of all nations since the dawn of civilization first began and has met the approbation of wise men and lawgivers, both divine and secular, in all ages of the world, that “life shall go for life,” and that he who so far forgets the lights of his neighbor as to slay him with guile, shall himself he slain. This is our law and it meets my full approval. It is the right and duty of society to cut such members off and deprive them of the power to endanger the community by repeating their crimes.i advise you to entertain no expectations of escape from the sure execution of this judgement, by reversal, pardon, or otherwise, but on the con-trary, let a full conviction possess your mind that your career his closed, 11 and that vour life, so unfortunate and so unprofitable spent, must come toll an end. By all the appliances within 11 your reach, I conjure you to prepareto meet your final Judge who will dis-1 i pose of you for eternity. | aThe judgement of the Court is that'c