New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
The late Seduction.

~ r H. Best late Police officer returned from
Milwaukee last evening having In charge Mary roN Az
interesting girl OF Is years of age who had been seouced
from her home and highly respectable doating parents
residing in New.York City. by scoundrel named MAI
tin Hare having wife aud family whom he leit 10 des
titute circumstances. The tsct communicated 10
Mr. Rest who with his ususl ssgscy. traced the villain
to Milwaukee where he found him living with the girl In
An ohscure part OF the city. reward OF 500 was Of
tered by the father for the restoration OF hs daughter
one half the amount for such Information as would LEAD
TO her recovery. lbunalo Com' hoV.
The lost ono is found Mr. R. II. Best of this city
ceived the above handful offering $500 reward lot the
recovery OF the girl short time since ana from IN
formation that obtained. led 10 think that the
Girl and her seducar had passed up the Lakes He i'm
medlately proceeded West and overlook them at Mil
waukee where he secured the Prl, and prepared to
return with her 10 her parents Hare or whatever the
scoundre's name is who went away with me girl. took
passage the Illinois, the same boat with r. Best de
termned 10 her II opportunity ol ed Capt
Blake and his officers assured by Mr. Best rem
dered every assistance la their power TO thwart the Eel
lows purposes When at Detroit attempt was made
to take her away from Mr. Beet by hdbeas corpus hut
the Illinois little TOO quick for the law ana he
arrived here safely yesterday morning with the girl yet
In charge He has gone to New-Hork TO restore the
daughter TO her d.consoste parents and receive the
snug little reward offered for bis vigilance Hare we
undsrs,and il in town and we had enough Of the
genus knave erebeiore trust he will make his stay
very short lbunaio Express
Miss Fox This young girl has been recovered by
ber parents The father passed up the lakes above
cleveland ON sunday last and the papers In that section
sdversed reward for the sbductor with description
of his person The victim was found in an obscure
part of MlW sukee. living with her sedueer ana on "eu
nesday she brought 10 Buffalo by one OF the ponce
nj the latter city and with her family Her IA
tber must have passed her on his wsy up
The victim 10 but Is years of and her seducer
ros,nre and accomplished villain. The world, 1t s
hoped may forget her and not forbid her again 10
md happiness 10 tbs paths OF honor AID Auss'
ry- Michael or Martin Hare, the seducer in this
case isa married man, p years of age, who had
been signally befriended and aided in business by
Mr.. Fox. whose kindness he repaid by seducing
and running off with his daughter mere child. Of
IS. leaving his own wife entirely destitute. And
as if to perfect the pyramid of his villainy ne pre-
,ends since his detection that his wretchf victim
ran away with hira,-sllured and entlc ed him Il
the step which whelmed his own wife and his ben
efactor in an agony Of shame and wo and branded
| himself chief among ingrates aud hesrtless scoun
drels
But the practical question in the business /
this shall nyihing BE- DoSI 10 subject such ri'
la,as 10 the ,cholesop.e discipline Of L0r1 Hare
now in custody and in this City, but Seduction
,of recognized as a CRIME By our lars Attempt
will be made to bring him to iaSsice on charge q
Bieamy The having it is said got up some sort OF
/ marriage Win bls W Oh ehHt ~ Ia wy
taking away the clothes Of the girl Hut tn
essential and horrible crime OF violating his ma
riaee-vows. deserving her he had ever sworn
/ ave and cherish and seducing his childii pre-
from her home OF innocence and love 10 the haunt
of pollution and shame is not at all forbidden by IN
laws of New-York Shall this oontinuel We
not remember that one Of the journals now vociic
ous against Hare ever aided to arouse the publ
mind 70 the necessity Of providing leg al penalte
| for criue like this VIII they nor tax hold WI
the Press generally speak out on this subject T.
Had any hungry wretch stolen from Mr.. Fox ie'
spoons worth twenty dollars the Law directs 'h'
/ the culprit shall be punished therefor by sewers
| years Imprisonment, at hard labor IN the stat
Prison bat for the most peri orcd and base 5edu
ton i, has no penalty whate yer Why ia this =
Can il be deemed uDchsr fable II we say It 4" u
cause our law makers ars seldom Thieves, IN IN
legal sense but are TO generally Lioertincs =
Why else Ia the most nagrant crime next
Murder left uDp1hi.hed while minor and eve
venial offences are visited with meroiless severity
Why ~ Whyi