Jesus Christ suffered and died,!
His last words were:
'Go ahead§ Don't keep me here,',..'' TIMES, New York,
Na 52) 1858 (2=2),
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Jesus “hrist suffered and died.!
'Go ahead! Don't keep me here,',
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SULLIVAN, Dennis
"Oswego, N. Y.4 Friday, .May 21, 1858 - This afternoon
Dennis Sullivan was executed in the hall of the jail in
this city for the murder of Joshua Hubbard, Previous to
his execution Sullivan read a paper declaring his inno-
cence, and asserting that he died a firm believer in the
Roman Cabholic faith, He was attended by the clergymen of'|
his profession, and throughout the whole scene he conduct-
ed himself in a firm and unflinching manner," TIMES, New
Works Ny. wer, May 22, L650, (lab, )
"),an lrishman, On the scaffold he read a paper, declarin
his innocence, stating that he was baptized into the Ca-
tholic faith, and adding this forgiving expres ssione "js a
Christian and 8 disciple of Jesus Christ, I forgive my
prosecutors. 1 forgive my en&mies, and aul those for whor
SULLIVAN, Dennis
WOswego, N. Ys, Friday,.May 21, 1858 - This afternoon
Dennis Sullivan was executed in the hall of the jail in
this city for the murder of Joshua Hubbard. Previous to
his execution Sullivan read a paper declaring his inno-
cence, and asserting that he died a firm believer in the
Roman Cabholic faith, He was attended by the clergymen of
his profession, and throughout the whole scene he conduct -
ed himself in a firm and unflinching manner," TIMES, New
Vols, We Way WEN Bes USI) (Gio,
",,an lrishman. On the scaffold he read a paper, declarin
his innocence, stating that he was baptized into the Ca-
tholic faith, and adding this forgiving expression: "As a
Christian and a disciple of Jesus Christ, I forgive my
prosecutors. 1 forgive my enimies, and all those for who
SULLIVAN, Dennis
‘Oswego, Ne Ys, Friday, May 21, 1858 - This afternoor
Dennis Sullivan was executed i jail i
this city for d
hi ecution Sulliv read a paper declaring his inno-
cence, and asserting that he died a firm believer in the
Peiericriantds/ratvae ie wes evvencad by the clergyme
his profession, and throughout the Siang cece Be conduct
d himself in a firm and unflinching manner." TIME
York, Ne Yo» ee 22, 1858 (1-!
n Irishman, Oe the scaffold he read a paper, declarin
his innocence,
foe ana adding
n and a disciple T forgive ny
ve my onimies, and all those for whoy
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