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cf.fbr several days most of the timesing perferily tranquil. Tl e.-tinder the influence of liquor: yet Fredonians have with few exro 3e|l do not plead this as any ju9tifica«j(iops, left Ihe country, nr»lt;l (ho LTt'tion of my crime. From the tcsti .who have remained are perfect!plt;mony of others, I can have no douhtl reconciled to the? Mexican Vovotr,c},• but that i shot Green, though I'menf, having received a gene is'Hever hai'ijored ilt-will against him.^pardon, they no doubt begin it-1According to the Lmvs of God and!think there is more lenity, hums: y^.aud rny country, I have forlsked ity, and le=.a savage feelings in tl :d life. (breast? of the Mexicans than the,»• j I have left a’'more detail ;d nc {were wont to brlieve while m.d« jcount of my hlb, and of fiie eircum the Fred *r,ian standard, as w*-i| stances relating to that melanchol ia desire on the part of the M x •e y affair, 9 far as I have any recol cans to do.juftjee to the colonist ,s lection of them, which rou will oro-Manv of those who Vlonr-orj to »f. ^ bahly see ,F redonians assert that they wr-ro-l 1 behold some present with whom compelled thro’ fear to espouse th fj I have been associated in the ser-'cau^e to protect themselves vn vice of uv country. We have be-m ‘families from the fury of the Choi e also associates in wickedness. Rc- 'ckee lndiana, who were at tlja |. ceive my dying admonition as the time the AII'cf of the f- w revolt: admonition ot a friend. see tionists who deilared the countrn in me an awful instance of the jcvils independent. Dr. Hunter am e of intemperance. It is the veryjRiceard Fields, have been shot b ». thing that has worked my ruin.— [their own nation, who have sine. it has proved (he ruin of toons^nds. [denounced tFreednniars am t;My dying request is, that you ab- the Mexicans. The persona wfv . stain from it* There can bo no were captured at the Ayilt;-h Raxoucaptd good reason why this practice, so'and sent to Nacogdoches f-jr tiiaJ1 degradinading to human nature, and sojhnve been liberated. and speak m looming a soldier, should be so the highest terms of the mild a;*d r common in an army. It may notihunrr o treatment they received 5 bring you to rny melancholy end; jfrom the Mexican rirnera.wal if miii tho Plftfl ill ail ttdl/'i 147 ~ .....I........ .J lK*f i‘]0 ffOWf.■ yet it wiil prove Ike riff ft ol' ail wlftf give themselves up to it. It lead: ;lt;o forgetfulness ofGod. Under itsx nt: vI'K'HZ cart? Ul UlCHUM'ivc:** jstiile conscience and trample under iToot all laws, human and Divine.—. It is the iruiiful source of the evils . that exist in society, and ot the crimes that are perpetrated. As you desire saivatioit shun triis ticeand ail o^Uer vices.hi /vyisn 4J*7w,»v -........- •*-maihder of ibe regiment ariivrs, who are said to be on their tnerch!o Nacogdochc®.—Count jr.Coli ~Ctmfort-The OrangeCounty (N. Y.) Patrivt publishes in acorn*. t of the conwe! w.*lt; which
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Fayette Missouri Intelligencer And Boons Lick Advertiser
Fayette, Missouri, US
Thu, May 31, 1827
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