New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

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AM nerci1l-ayc, would 'c1cc Inn true
an nlfy d. INFO one '' - ~ : IL o'Iers
4 lid 10 nto hn. and b. would lo'' hi- ieo~ men
~ ~ tba, thpy in r..'i a'nng MN ~ acted the part
" yi.e and loving it;acr u n crrag refractory
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;.h,asn, Al q, Wnat fiyli nave we 20 punish Ven
=, uce !. mine sa'h tn Lord No pun ahincn. !, jus
sssble snrk as punishment and evem L il we're right
~ tmt ynaIciive punishment upon Nj Offender - It
r,sst 10 sum- "a, n@ce- ary tho ewio have sin
ned srsilsti,r law Revenge 4 deasly evil
The wife fo.s her husband enter the Gloomy prison
~.,l; ard tie iron thsI shut. him rom life shuts pe, zee
dren who stand forever before the worli a the
deemed one OF the law.
sWmnen .hould not trouble them solves about these
,h.nr sail egislGtor 10 I woman my Ae1rn2 who
US demonstrating against capital punishment; eve
Aont O'ton hang women mo" we~ the prompt re-
nv bot YOU hang men. fon hang cur fathers, hus
bc,d, brothers and You do no, hang bodies
b.; you condemn them 10 want and toll and You hang
cur sous in shame and sorrow and woe"
Tho abrogHton of all law would not remove the cor
row and greet kom the heart OF woman when she knew
thoee she loved bad been guilty OF cline, but would
,.ks swsy much Of its deep misery il 80 knew that the
restraint the necessary punVhmcn' inflicted was male
kind and Judious a. possible for the offender, ana
when he should be again restored TO er end 70 society
Abe might hope 20 him wiser and octfcr man II
u every wonIans duty well a. interest 10 understand
thA isws under which enc lives, and 10 which though
se has consent in the making she must n all tunes
submit and 10 live, Ut che be granted Other privege
70 influence her legal represent hv mako them wise
and Just for hey know not the day the hour that
The whitening cure l upon har own he sd- they
ere otherwise Nine nths IL has boon stmstcd) OF
III the criminals OF the Safes mena lar ,e proper.
bon Il these being husesnl L. and sih"rs. Let the
cry shame upon thoe States that take the labor
a the husband and father TO enrich Themselves. They
DO not consc ate his wealth bui they coscte his labor
which u tho foundation Of weslib
There few women In Penitentiqrios but there
thousands Of pale. hsyyard, overworked, gloomy,
malignant men, slut ou from the bne Of existence,
separated from every softenng and enrolling influence
deprived OF every sympathy Of life,lling tohns toll
ne month"; and years enrich that they perhaps
know and feel are at heart cruel end base than
shemselves No thought Of doing good 70 throw s sur
beam into the future. Alone with their own fearful
shosghts alone with the hsTrowings ii the pvt-thc
suerings psn and wearncss Of the preseni and fore
holdings Of the to come" IL there anything in all tns
b make betterto lead his heart repentance and
reforml
Let women ponder the laws OF the land-sye. ponder
them we-for though they fall o'tcnc,' upon the hced
Of the man they seldom fail TO crush With csten weight
de heart OF woman The mother hear the scsence OF
her son and the light Of her HE grow dim the sser
hears the death kne Of brothers honor and the shade
Of sin and sorrow falls upon all her III patti the wiie
hesrs the doom Of her guilty husband and the iron rnk'
with fostering links into her soul The mother, the AIS
Ger the wife are doomed feel that tine loved have not
gone into confinement 10 be restored and Reformed but
10 BE- unjasily aud cruelty punished.
FRANcrs d. GAGE.
MCospoiisriHr, Morgan Co, OHIO.