New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

he keg on ny shoulder and proceeding tina weaving
bcu,e, broke in the head and commenced mailing on t-
clapbc arcs.
Ks the DAY began to open Tbess came out Of hoas-
to where hard at work. He oeened to b. tia mora
ing even more morose and disagre-abe than csnd n
my mattel entitled by law a. my h-Sh and bio d snd
10 exercise such tyrsnuic conirol az mis- mau
nature proTnpso but there lAs 20 prevent my
! oing upon him With iutenzs contempt dssgissd noi
hi. oi.pOfiOn and his intellect had jls come round &
The kg for further supply Of nails "a he reacha1 t'
SesvI house.
u thought told you to commence putting on vs.1sr-
bOsrds this OrBiI < be remarked.
Yes master, and an about it, replied.
"Wh'ye,' be demanded
On the other sioe was my answer.
lie walked refund IN the other SIDE. eIanned ny WORK
Tor while mBitering TO himself in f.uthnding tone
Didn't tel you lat night to get kes OF mails OF
Chaplin be broke forth again. -
o{4s master and 40 did and oysr5eer said he would
get rizs for you, you wanted them when ne
came back from The Geld "
Tibeas walked 10 the keg. locked moment at the COZ
tent. then koksd it violently. Coming toward me IN
great passion be exclaimed -, ,
- Cd d-n vout Ithought you kaOsd consisting
IuAce answer tried 20 do as You told me- N s'ter
do II anything wrong OyeTseer sad Bat hs
uterruuted II it'll ssch food Of curses that Twas ia
,be 10 finish the sentence At length he ran toward the
hosss ard gong The piazza took down one OF the over
seers uhIs The whip hsd sshort wooden stock oraiee
over Nth leather ana loaded al the butt The an
was feet long thereabouts and made OF raw
At br,, was what frightened and my impulse was
There was lie one about except Rachel 's7 co'h
nd Cha,ns wife and neither Of them were to DO sesa
The rest we're IN the fsld kDer bs Intended 10 whp
me sbo the 6rSt time any she hsd attempted sace
nv arrival 1T voyelles fet moreover that had oesa
faibial-ihs vas gsity OF DO -rOng sh.'e'er sna as
. ~ ed rather than punishment Ny Tear
changed 10 srg- and before he reached me had made
I'd ny mud fully net to DO whipped let the result be life
Winding the lash around bis hand and taking hold OF
tie small ind If the 81 OK, be walked up 10 me- and with
II slignsDt look, ordered me- to "Trip.
"Nsser Tibeas" said /, looking him boldly in the
ice II viii MT was about to say sonstnins
| hat NTH ~ lid van
e.sice be sprAg upon me, SEEING me by the throat
With one bsLd raising the whip With the other IA the
act Of striking. Before the blow descended however
had caught Inn 10y the collar Of the coat ADD drawn him
closely Reaching down, seized HIN by the ansl-
pushr him bach with the other hand he fell over on
the ground PuttIg around his leg and holding o
ny sreas biz head aud shoulders only touched the
ground, placed my foot upon his neck lis was CON
iet.ly IN INV power Nv blood was up. 1t seemed TO
course hr my veins like fire. la the frenzy OF my
sDsiched the whip from his maud lie struggled
with ali bis power: ssore that should not live to see
another day and that he would tear out my heart Bat
hs struggles aud his threats were alke IN VAN cannot
tel bow many struck bin. Blo& after bloT fell
fast heavy upon his wrgging form AT length rs
~4reamed-cn.d murder-abd Al last the blasphemOus
t,rsL called upon God for mercy But be who had never
,bonn mercy DID not receive IT, The stiff stock OF the
whip warped round his crlnging body until my night arm
Until this time bad been too busy to look about me.
Desrpg tor a moment saw Mrs chaplin looking from the
Hjpoor ard Rachael standing IN tue XII chen door. Ih3r
siiiiuoe expressed the most excitement and alarm HIS
screams ~ been heard in the d.d ChsPn was coming
:. lsst ~ be could struck hun blow or two more
the n pushed him from with SUI well directed KICK
hist lie weIJ rolling over on the ground
Rsrg 10 his feet and brushing the dirt from his HAIR
be stood looking at pale with rage We gS-d a. eacn
Other IN silence. Not "Ord was uleleu uh'h OhAPh
What Is The matter ?" be cried out
Master 1beats wants to whip me for using the ais
VIA, is the mater with the nails p? he inquired
| ing to Tbeats , - -,
having little heed however 10 Chapius question but still
he, ping his sbski,h eyes fastened maloou' On ms
sm overseer here. Chaplin began. g told Plat 70
lake hem ana them. and if they were not Of the
pfoper size would get others returning from tho
| t,ld ItsLot bis fault Besides. sos furnish such
nails please. hope you Will understand nut h'.
Iibtat, made no reply, but, grinding h' teeth and
SHAKING hi he would have stts .cIn aud "a y
t not ba yet Ihertupon ne ~aEed away ioi-
lowed by the ersetr and entered the house the la ter
Hing him all the while in suppressed tone aud with
Tr.neiped ~here was doubling whistler it better
10 ny or abide result whatever u nj St be- Presently
bCs,s cut Of the house aud saadlnk MS morse le
only property III posseSsed oesues myself vi e
Io.O 10 Chcnyyile.
When lie vas gobs Chaplin cams out vsbly excited
lmg NE not to str not to attempt 10 Fave Tue P''a
on n Any sccouit whatever lie then went to tn XII
chen AID cdng Rachel out ceuversed wi'h her some
tine Coming back, he * tu charged N with grsst ear
4stn. - net 10 ruu saying my 'sttr WAS risch tn
he had len on no good errand and that there might be
trouble before night But at all events he Insisted upon
IT, must not stir.
j
| rl.lmed me / conscious that had subjected M
self 10 uumaginable punishment The rca ;uon thAi Jt
lowed ny extreme e6ution Of anger produce the ~ st
stusaons Of regret An unriended helpes, slave
what could d. what could say 10 justify, ~ the re
NOTES mann the heiEOus act hal O. nmttei OF re-
s.ttirp "A uLlfe mans contumely and abuse. tn51 %
na>-l tried to bes-ech my Heavenly Father to -ust AIN
NE in ny extremity but em0iou l'Sed my utter
snce and could only bow my head upon my hands aud
wen Fer at least hour remained III ths statf'ni
6poing relief only in tesrs when looking up orheli
lib4As Ac. 0mparied by horsemen, coming down the
br,,u They rode the yard iampei from their horses
aud approached me- With large "bps' 0ne oil them also
| carry iuL a CtIl OF rope.
| .(ros, vour hands commanded Tb4sis with the add
ton OF .uch shudderng expression of biesphemy ss Is
Tot dtCCruus 10 repeat.
"Nou ueto not bind me, Mlster bsais, am ready to
! "ge with you any where SAD l.
One of his companions then stepped forward sgei ng
If mace the least resistance he would break ny he,q
he would ie AT NE hub from limbhe would my black
truat-anQ giving vide t. other slar expressions
Itrceivug any importantly altogether VAN, crossed my
ulpht u.ase to make Of the. ThereupOn lib ais red
wrsls drawing the rope around them with his utmost
strength Then he bound my ANGLES Ia the same m.ulcr
In the meantime the other two bad slipped cord within
my ebogs running II ny back and tying It hrn
II WIS utterly impossible 10 move hand or foot Win a
remaining piece If rope nbeats made awkward Nose
! ard piaceo il around my neck.
| Now then, inquired Of TibeAts compan ons,
where shall we hang the isgerI'
One proposed ssCh hnb extending IRON the oOdy OF
peach irer the spot where we were standing MS
cou objected 10 II, alleging would break and pro
| posed another. Finally hey fixed upon the latter.
During ihs oouverss,i, and all the TINS they we're
! bndi ne uttered not word. Overseer ChaPn, dur
ing tie progress OF the walking hastily back
and FORTH Gu the PIAZZA Rschel WAS crying ny toe Kit
| chen door aud Mrs Chapn still looking from the
| window Hope died within my heart Surely my tine
has come should never behold the light OF another day
never behold the faces OF my children-Ihe sweet