More expressions of sympathy were received yesterday by A. C. Hesing. He received a bunch of flowers, to which the following note was attached: "To Mr. A. C. Hesing, as token of our sincere sympathy, from several North Side ladies." A most appreciated token of sympathy, was a letter from an influential American, a former county judge, who now occupies a high position in the Republican state party. The letter reads as follows:

"Morris, Ill., June 28.

"Mr. A. C. Hesing.

"My old friend! I wish to express my sympathy to you and also wish to assure you that my trust in your honesty and integrity has not diminished.

"your noble intentions, your independence and virility have long since gained my admiration. Although I did not always agree with you, I have never doubted your integrity. Now, my friend Hesing, can I do anything to help you regain your liberty? Would a petition by our fellow citizens help? I would 2be most happy to render you a service that would restore you to your family.

W. T. H."