EWING’S CASE FROM A DIFFERENT POINT OF HUE.
To the Editor. Sin,—l beg to submit the following good reasons why Ewing should be pardoned Because the victim was only a Chinaman, and is probably injured for life. Because Ewing fired at his victim when only a few feet off, and when lie was already overpowered. Because Ewing is a man of substance, and being of good character, the monotony of gaol life will be irksome.—You’*, kc. Iconoclast. July 12, 1872.
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Evening Star, Issue 2933, 13 July 1872, Page 2
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80EWING’S CASE FROM A DIFFERENT POINT OF HUE. Evening Star, Issue 2933, 13 July 1872, Page 2
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