The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-13
T HE III E r A l. ID.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. JAN. ~ 1886.
DIR. SLEIGH AND THE INFIDELs.

lence, pertnaoy, rancOur, and all unchartableness
which It's professors exhibit every instance towards
Christianity and Christians. The Fanny Wright doc
nne il of all others the most immoral, the
ciOus and its prOpagators and supporters such Ben
jamin III. Day of the Sun, and may add Origen
Bachelor partake of the qualities, sublmated in
deedby their own peculiar and malevoIence.-
The manner in which these In6dels have pursued DIR.
Sleigh with all of falsehoods and malevoIence is
highly characteristic THAT woman and those men who
attempted to subvert the moral ties of socety-destroy
all religion-break up marriages and reduce men and
level with the beasts of the fields and the
fowls Of the air.
In repellng the atrocous calumnies which Day and
Bachelor and their Inde associates have showered for
several weeks on DIR. Sleigh have WISH no hope
to satisfy or reclaim them their immoral gang. We
speak only to men-to rational men-to vrtuous men
to Christians Ofevery denomination and in defending
the character Of DR.. Sleigh shall relate the simple
truth, manifested by the undOubted and most I'M
questionable evidence of which the is susceptible
We proceed in the task.
The principal SANDER circulated against DIR.
Sleigh IS that in re laton TO the Cincinnati affair." This
calumny arose out of malicious conspiracy of Inf
del and CampbelIite Christian in Cincinnati-just
such another pair Bachelor and Day in New York
to destroy the character of Dr. Sleigh because they
could not destroy his arguments favor of Revelation
Dr. Sleigh being then lecurng Christianity in that
city. AT the house of Edward Tute, an Infidel pawn
broker, the plot concerted, and Thomas Emery,
speculator steam doctor, land agent, and Camp
bellite entered into with heart and SOUL Miss VIII
Hams, of whom so much has been saba weak ner-
vOus, ncketty old maid, made their TOOL We like
old maids, they generally sentimental and beev-
ing, but when they get ato the hands of In6dels and
Judas Iscarot Christians, their condition is truly Ia
mentable-alI the best feelings of the female heart are
extracted and nothing but vinegar remains This lady
without any proof whatever but her bare word, says
she lent DIR. Sleigh leaving London 400 sterling
about $780, She accompanied his family from
London to Cincinnati, a governess and teacher of
music. Daring her residence at Cincinnati, and in the
midst Of just such another conspiracy Day and Bach
elor organized here-a conspiracy of open ndels and
hypocritical Christians, Miss Williams, suspecting
any malce-not acquainted with the atrocious arts of
In6des-nOt of their plans entrap and deceive
became tool-a instrument in their hands,
through which they could assa the personal character
ofDr. Sleigh and thus impair the power of his talents
and weaken the force Of his eloquence upon th com
nunity.
The Cincinnati Infdels had, therefore, nice-a deli
and dexterous game to play DULY mark how they
play it.
AT the instigation of this confederacy, Miss Williams
who was an inmate in the family of Doctor Sleigh and
kindly treated by his lady throughout all their
wabderngs, first became cool-then troubesome-then
6dgety-then nervous and wound up the first of the
drama by a demand for the whole sum of money in
question. She had lived and boarded the expense of
DIR. Slegh-but deduction made for these items.
Under the influence of the Indels of Cincinnati she was
made almost TO change her sex, and cry out like she
Shylock-"the bOnd-the bond,'' before the bond was
due.
On Sleigh, stranger in strange land, was unable
at once to meet the peremptory demand. He was ac-
eordingly arrested the oath of Miss Williams and
fhrown into jail The good news was circulated with
exacy through the land Offices and pawnbrokers shops
Greatwas the rejoicing among the n6des and hypocrtes
Of Cincinnati Their enemy laid low-the tongue
sileneed--he powerful argument longer ad-
vsncethe pathetic appeal in favor of religion entirely
kushed. They shook hands-they smed-they stroked
theirehins-they congratulated themselves the Phs
tines Of old, when Sampson in chains at the fort of
Dagon.
Such the kindly spirit of In6dely transferred
through the feelings of pious old maid. Now for their
Of justice and common honesty transmitted prin
sipally through taeir own black hearts.
Who paid the expenses of Miss Williams to Ohio
DIR. Sleigh. With whom did she live in comfort
for fifteen months In the family of DIR. Sleigh Who
advanced her money when she requested it, DIR.
Sleigh We hare her receipts Yet at the instiga
,ion nj her ndeI advisers sba taLes solemn a,