| The copulations of the slaveholders gos
ipcl was ’adinihistered to him by a few of
, his athairmg friends, who ought to have
j been ashamed to he seen conniring with
;pj»n for (ho re capture of the pr, : .-um-r. • 1
;amwt •noms rw Bnom and Liberty, n
fairly made the welkin ring, nnnglod with
IgfdfiDS deep and loud for the Marshal and
his whole kidnapping crew. we kit theacena
of fiction to throw ibis brief r.z.etch int»
print.
The Marshal s;- ? s, in all tht simplicity of
childhood, that ha will “be d d if he
knows w hat to do.”— Free Democrat.
Since his rescue Booth haslicen the guest
of Prison Cqnpnissioner Hego, at Waupun.
Marshal Lewis has offered a reward of
§IOO for his recapture, but there does not
seem to be any effort making by any one
to obtain the reward There are conject
ures that, he will follow his family to Eu
rope. The Free Dem tcral says that after
his health is recruited fiom th** effects of his
conffaejjient in the Bastile he will return
and visit his friends in Milwaukee. He has |
been making speech esat Waupun. Among
his rescuers were Prof. Daniels and a man
named LaGrange. There is talk of arrest
ing them but tfyere is Jittle probability eith
er of their arrest or of Booth's recapture.
