The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-05

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contrary, copied the very words in which the cond
tions had been expressed Mrs Butler now refuses to
sign them for she win not comply with any new con-
dtions and she thinks 1t Unnecessary to sign those
which che has already acceded to-
To her this may seem q sufficient for wishing
to avoid . compliance in positive and uumhtakable
terms; for me, IL In not sufficient Mrs Butler has
given me little reason to place any reliance upon
either her good feelings her good faith towards me-
and N admitting her into my houre can perceive no
security for myself agsinst her violating as hereto.
ali the prophecies Of domestic life, unless she Is
attached Her letter has added strength to this opn.
ion, for there Is plain design to observe only the
words Of the conditions, and not their spirit
therefore require, before che comes here that she
shall copy and sign the paper have sent
You're, sincerely
PIERCE BUTLER.
Rev. MIR. FURNEH. Walnut street, Feb 70, lS45.
EXHIBIT 10-A.
g Madam:-IIbave heard with considera BILE SURPRISE
since my arrival In this city days ago, that you
are living here literally supported by Mr. Butler from
whom you have separated and. you must be aware,
from the produce Of that estate, the cultivation of
which by slaves, you have 60 loudly reprehen led
about the blacks, and convnces the world that all
your unbecoming ZEAL rs the wife Of Mir. Butler was
contemplate situation. and best relieve yourself
November aeth.'
EXHIBIT lob.
"Mns FANNY BUTLER:
"Nladsm:-I am again in this city and on inquiry,
find that you have been entreatipg Mr. Butler to be
Above q TO return TO DIS mouse give hs IsaSou
your with to do your affection for your children
Where, Madam. was your affection for your children
wb, n GU deserted them
Your present paitry reason after that act, cannot
but convince every right judging person that you are
attempting to deceive them, fear you do yourself
and Civ pg this q blind, when your real motive 10
to remove yourtef from your present disgraceu ST.
tuntiop.
AFTER reading some Of your productions on this
country. cannot conclude that you are much trou-
bled with delicscy ne ent Of mind, or ] might
SEX where are those feelings ntly atri-
buted to your sex when you and live with and
be tept ndent ON. man whom you have yillihed and
sbused rs you have done Mr.. Butler
Madam, you disgrace your country and your sex,
and all right minded Americans think so, though
50 me weak minded ones still appear your friends,
more from pity than any other feeling.
/" had hoped to zee you running a better career
when you came to settle In this country but all hope
IL lost now. Feb. 9Th, 1915"
ExHiBIT IL.
Letter from Respondent 10 LibeiIanf.
The removal Of my children for couple Of months
from the boufe into which was admitted upon con-
ditions which embraced solely for the purpose OF
being with them has Of course cancelled those cond
lions. no longer feel myself In any way bound to
obrve them for the sole purpose for which under
took to do has been defeated and my children have
been separated from again in spite Of all my ssci-
tcer 10 iemsip near them. Tn compact being as
Ter ne am concerned At an end, now write to you
ur d,r'fe expectation that my children must coon re-
turu Ten" erc' mcre to entrvat you to rsconsiaer