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once with surprise and regret, that a memorial has been
presented to
eut be your keellency pouying that a certain, notorious
character by
name
Ahlum,
recently prosecuted by the Rown for an attempt to destroy this whole community by poie on should be released from the second charge upon which he was so wisely slipprehended that
Character
of being a suspicions within the intent and scope of Ordinance. No 2 of 1857.
The party in queation having ben tried and acquitted
by a Jury of our Country
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we feel that it would be unbecoming in us to impregn the justice of their porsiet, but this much we may
be allowed
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to pay, that if the form of Iudicial procedure had allowed it, there is abundant reason to believe that the return would have been not proven ro than theu pot guilty
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Under these circumstances
hey have to expres
we
tow key
express our C+
grateful
sense of the wise
precaution for the priblis paply
by the Gecutive in
evinced