The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-21


theatre loAfer; him since from that time,
20 tAisn How are you to sstmste such man, unless
ssnmats fool, Mr. Van buren, here cited some Of
Dotys testimony He tells us he hated to make IL
HUNDREDS Of thousands Of people, not Of whom he
can recoect he tells us nov that ne ala not IKE to
MAKE pubic n,aae sr svns oous dsTss
Mr. Van Buren, then proceeded TO comment on the
veraty OF this witness and referred to the movements
q Miss Clifton and Mr. FORFEIT, which, he commended
we're entirely connected with their profession and
Bsrged upon the monsroy OF the acts said 10 be
nittsd by them He was sorry that an exhibition Of
cruelty should have been made. by invading the pre-
sncts Of the grave and commentary upon the acts Of
Abe charges against Mrs Forrest and touched upon
Telatons with Captain Howard. Mr.. Jamison Mr. Ray
nond, and Mr. N p. Willis aud compared her niuct
towards those gentlemen With that which should have
guided the conduct Of faithful ami aectionate wife
which he contended, was wholly inconsistent He was
believer In the power q pedigree. and he III ought the
parents of Mrs Forrest had ransnslted their unfor-
tunste qualities 10 her snd referred to her habits OF
drinking and smoking in proof Of this misfortune He
admitted the worldly wisdom Of Mrs. Forrest, nd Ia
mented lite nisdirection and her actual imprudeace.
IL n desirable to with whom she u,ually associates
whether with ner husbands companions or her own.
Mr. Richard Willis was absolutely stranger 10 Mr. For
sest and IL 50 stl and yet we have him sleeping in The
house for three days spending his nights in house
cspsin CslcrAn visited at this house for weeks and
weeks before be vas acquainted with Mr. Forrest; he
was there 10 the morning there IN the evening, there
with Others who had no acquaintance. Again hey
ssscns with those whom her husband desired her
not % associate with. He to be drawn up by their
txiost and accomplishments with view 20 the position
to which he was c be eievaed Take the of Mrs.
VOORHEES, at the time mir Forrest had prohibited her
visiting the house aud doubtless he had abundant rel
SOL for doing soft win not be disputed tsas Mrs voor.
hies did visit the house all the while from January
1s4S, 10 May, ls49; that thu very carriage which
hook Mr. Forrest out to his professional engagements to
earn livelihood for their family. brought Mrs VOORHEES,
and her nurse ami child TO the house; that when Mr..
Forrest returned, rhe obliged to make her ape
from the house Without his seeing her; bet hunsa
being, Richard Willis Captain Cacyaft, sny other
ever saw Mrs Vcorhies IN the house in Twenty-second
street sitter January, 1s4S while Mr. Forrest at
home Wen now bow you explain this desire to
know whom her husband did not kaow-this deter
minahrn To associate With them! How will you reconcile
this deter animation TO associate with and women
whom hcr husband had prohibited her to be terms
With WITH the dssre TO b. candid an fair in her
actions and to accommodate herself to such proper
sutons wAeh every person under such circumstances
would deem right. Agan.'take Mira Wilss story Of
the in which they scent that night, in the alb.
renee OF Mr. Forrest. l DON'T ay there anything
improper IN her conduct the occssion bu. did any
one OF this jury know in his house party OF
gentlemen and lad meeting at seven O'Clock and goinz
till eleven then diminishing 10 numbers six O.
Ing in numbers stil more TIL MRS Forre,t Mrs
Willis Mrs Noolhies, and Richard Willis wsrs all tlst
we're sit, and they lifting no TO ak ia the morning
THE lis quite going ahead Of my tiae aud il u9s
whether any Of the Jurors happened to have IN
their own household froc like thst IL may take the
edge oT it somewhat that Mrs Forrest limits it, Mrs.
Upaerrood fwore TO IL; 9ervin sRote it, and, really
of all The thinss stated by Mrs Under wood this the
most important Well, now. haviog called sttoution to
her habits, wish to call attention for two,
70 her theories as illustrations OF Mrs Forrests pr,uci-
pies and want tn read two three extracts from
feuNr letter Ihefe nothing IN IL Absolutely crimi
Bsl but only going 70 show the principles snih Mrs.
Forrest tertsntd 1t eas writtea on jane Ilth Is
Nh Lswson. Speaking OF FoureIism, abe stys
do not Tor moment thnh that the enthusiast
follower OF fouree expects the people the present
carry ost in ali the of .hs crest
aer ,e b. 0 nave ao" u 1Ss
~ the mission of thos fe9 prepare the way
No one would speak tnus except who spaIs the
apostle OF the faith, who Understood it. and who
wss prepared TO pave the way for the coming genera
ttcDs OF the earth sgain.
The disciples Of Fourier nGs desire the supervision Of
taeh to them as well So to all other reter and which
po SIfi mGs be Y oas na
nnt be edaoated N TO he appreciation OF the doctrines Of
the human raoen advance Of his age aud
1aly into for ssnpt BRING the yene-
rson as 9ee Iao VIII al The es'sFy selfish
oiOely would be as a5sud take the poor Iudsa
sSn and yet yen viii NOT an ture tell me that Vie life
Tboe, tfcn understood this matter, to edu-
cate the others to the proper appreciation OF these doc
tripes And let Us look for IN mt what
their effect on this wsInen. We find it in another
tract
What DO you value the 1--we Of who only olines
this 10 what in nursery days We used TO cali eupSoard
rule there would be fewer family each
win row READ to you some views on the fidelity ef
men, which seem to be somewhat pacuiar:-
seore AUG pf Eat a DC no We @ L. as
sho last words ine,n not to stfly moray bat iass
true spirit ofloye w.;bous slaaanegr, donrss him
fv5 he @cTa cause 90 talk Or in ans way lex
she ioss q respect aqe 70 beth hm's sn Hs .e she
eies, quote ytu than lead life denial
more ykomo, making him 10 fact = living ie This "a
so cFey blaTa e q an sF 4 Is siS w
which cannot exis, fOreyeri aad in the mean time.
ssS If such ). united DO pch t. maize tsr
Sref sansntasss 5iSs % .besSa r mo NO
sstaate oieach others cbaTsctera swear oema!g 10 lave
boldly VOW though they could by the
passion If their natnTcs la sSsurd No maa c:n DO 90
ana .9sey - tn9ag1 !: naa ia- eo%paSs WIN he asvn
wise prompt, Nov fairly the tap scek 20
ehdsen Mar ever vas made to end IRE cve5 snch yoke
uth Sen 1s IS a s en- MO 70 b3s
Zoe nobie eeDgs aAd affections OF g nature, sad make
60 with ore ehsp'd friend, perhaps joAloa' foe.
Nov iftherei is snitbnr Which vlrtGoay woman would
not permit, it ID the inadsiiiy of the HUSBAND she
would be not inf sx0ls respect TO her vir-
tue ttsu she would be in repect b. this Che might or
give her Lushsnd aDy ofencs. She might 81 p5thiz9
with III IN any isio.tune Gu1 o7erlook suy crime bat
there is snyhing which sne would forget for
give so s i his inafeity TO hsr sad yet here IS
sz argdmentn e;ter addressed to DR. LaEssn in favor
Ne cespotsm IN society TO resist II now long do you
suppose IL would take person who uses taa a 1msht
" half of tie hu hand to IL Glso IN half Of her
.ef society then has mode compact With the devil 30
the virtue Of mankind And If you seek TO get
vor-s - TO lcve forever your spcuse-they east you
out forever you and your helpless children How Is
tns Suppose you seek .or g divorce does tbs
result eEsuei Suppoe yo cease intercourse ace, fo
bow? Suppore yop magusly TO separate does u
result 90 what @ oa moan wren you sy get
cu'?' Hytu fish 70 separate from your husband for
60 z, Goes ot prodn,e any such regut Whst
produces eject on youhepiess cniiren except ses-
ine 90 get nc b. adulry u yea g. ous raat way
you hook your pact Wish the devil 70 Why Of course
would rf G. on your hepes' chidren but there is nc
iub penalty III party Vf0 there