New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

cause for this wholesale exclusion except SIMPLE appsh
IN ancient when the scum a. some person mere
called the ads had gone Rev Dr. Hewl't qu'td ths KID
prove that they should not he Si"T~a 70 asS'e N pnp
liz matters aud seked what they bad 70 a." rh tne pesy
Office Tor whatever thew could DO they had their husbands
10 do for them h though very good as helps they should
not be permitted to speak lsI OF o. .s p pr
son why be h,ud not he 4o" Cd to speak nor was any
good reasor there urged propose % state to you my
reason for thinking 70. II H. that WRt Is r5A' ana
1000 and rood and ft FOR any 10 d., it il
rs,i. and rr,pgr FOR DO-ar n do also. lCheersl
II snv one has Gods ceri cate for interfering IN slcn
oausa a. This certainly the Women have for they h'ye
snecs reason for doing They have right 70 Interfere
r there are deeply suffer from nt- )-r4n =
~ Woman Who but Woman appreciate the depth OF
iserv n which the wife and daughter Of the d~unksrd ~
srnkf Who knows and feels all this bat Woman Who
can sympaihse in al this but Woman And WY then
can she tel hT misery and express her feelings those
who talk thus Of excluding the wives ana daughters Of tue
drukard from participating in this reform know not what
they do knew elegant and accomplished girl who
was married 10 a drunaTd She the idol Of her moth
er Though she lived happily for time, she was soon
treated a. al drunkaTds' wives Her mother
10 hear Of thi. and went 70 zee her; and what
thirk YOU must that mothers feelings have been
when She found her daughter with her face al bru 5ed
and bIackened and covered with from head 10 FOOT
What remedy bad ste but 10 Sit there breahes and mo
tent listen to that daughters sad story and see the bot
eealdng tears trace each other down her cheeks In
stances Of this kind could easily be multiplied Aud for
this is there nOremecy Are TO sit all the time bswa
ing our misery and bern0suing crushed hopes Ask
those Gentlemen Reverend Gentlemen ofhe Brick Church;
uerbaps they would give hearing. Laughter. You
and ask leave take counsel with fathers and
brothers how We may protect our persons from violence
how keep our houses our heads roof 10 shelter
M how 10 prevent furniture very beds, being sold
by drunken father or drunken husband but We can
not do so-we cannot 90 the Brick Church to consult
for if We do Mayor Barstow says he will preside and
DIR Hewitt cries out shame The shame would not how
ever rect with them but with those who prevented the good
from being worked Out-whO prevented the sister from
endeavong keep the roof the sisters head But
not with the impoverished wife the chdless mother the
heart scathed drunkards daughter DID they feel or sym
nsfbize Oh if Of them could only feel what the
Sapohter feels when dealt drunken fathers blow
Go feel what have felt
Sink meath the blov father dealt
And toe cold worlds proud scon
1 Thy. sole os" fsh IF he .ccTchns ' tsa
90 tDeel a. have knelt
Strive the be.oted hear to melt
BE dsshed with bitter curse aside
Your prayers buresqued your tears de6ed
Goweep AZ have wePt,
Youth. sseetpess tanned 10 ssh
That brought up 10 womsRsdiy
60 what bsve seen.
with Snssins tseth~iips Sstbed in blood
And cold end ivid brow
Coo sich bs wi glance. and see
There mirrored, his SOUPS misery
Go thy mothers side
b An o eSf S s1sI sSsI &c. Ss enee''
Wipe from her cheek the tsn,
Marx her o frame and Wither-d brow
The that streaks her dark hsir now
With "a ing anne and trembling limb
And the ruin hack 10 him
Whose pifhted faith in early youth.
Promised eternal love and truth,
But who fonwOrn hath yielded up
That proms 70 the cursed
And led her dowo through love and tight,
Ano ali that made her prospects brieht
And chained her there mid wat and strife.
That lowly Trims dyunkayds rife;
And stamped on chldbOods brow 80 mild
That whitening blight the dyHak0rds etldi
Go hear and feel and see and know
All that m soul hsth Eslt and knoSn
Then look lpon the wine cups glow,
See fiu beauty
Think of ts hsvOr youw VIII Try,
When al proclaim, Z n drink end die!
Tell me hsie the bowl
Hate Ia feeble wOd;
l0stbe abbor-my soul
With strong disgust is stirred.
Whne'er see. or hear, or tell,
OF the DARK beperage Of he'll!
That drunksrd's daughters soul was narrowed up Ash