The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07


once more know each others feelings; then t,1
II the joys Of my Hfe forever must persh,
And the hopes that clung to SO fondly decay,
oh why should my bosoIn then steadfastly cherish
The visions that please me, and vanish away2
Then, too, would know your feelings In regarl 70
With them, which would wish to under your irecion
wish, Kate, you could read my heart, and how have
felt that the few things that took to the
and II may Be that your friends think deserve Il. do
not think and cannot believe you do. sent TO each
q the Children my dasusrseoyps and to you the only
and take them; II do harm; but II you will not
then beg do not treat me so CONTEMPORARY, but re
torn them Ihope you will crafty me in giving them
to the children and seeing me- and telling mo, and who
win permit them to come TO New York and But
Of all things Kate do be rash taking step which
friends wish you, and lawyers will advice; time will
be lost; for many tincs that will come 70 pass
VII. each other und doubtless have interviews when
me- think your heart win tell you, that you should
Kate, my dear wife your own happiness Is in
npon The children, and Il win crush mo though may
10 outlive II all An Is In your hands, and We
seech you TO see and save our future. wff.DEs.
sAruxpAY -Kase, after sleepless right, again
sumo writing you; but how little say Of what
fell Bnt t me conjure you you 60 too far to have
your re while surrounded ny these same inf
and while the SANDERS rosorted to- and nobfy
did you show ycur nrmness, and how soon they werc
snay ed; then beg OF you you hate ne let me hear
that also, for Why should non Why are you deniei
the privilege Of seeing met Is IL Iest your resolution
ga
violence from meS You cannot the latter and oh Kate
leg Of you by all the remembrance Of The happy hours
that have passed together and by the ties that have
bound Us and for the chhiren's sake that you viii,
pause ere take step which wil Lad to 40 much
misery for both, whom II vell be avoided II is sad
ssd for 10 contemplate the picture and the stories
that Jon win be conn cleo 10 hear from aud
ryfhing that he done to make ron bate me- AL
beg that you will not believe Them; - told James,
and may 10 proper for to say that after be told
what he did When At my councils, mentioned 10 Thorn
what feared they told they would keep 81 OF until
ad my frteaoep fair chance TO get the Ell that
wanted and fair trial. that they do year. Then
Why should you he IN such hssef II you that despises
met cannot believe II; II did and knew it, there no
thing would not 90 far you.
As CaItsin KcAanIers Told me that yen said when
went over there ron would me- and did, and when be
said he ympa sed with you and the children you told
him to lily me that told Tie feelings Of your heart
10 said and know for you pity me; yet and jet hope
love Kaie have been rec ding some q your early
letters TO me and have them all fren the 6rst you
ever wrote me AZ well that accurNed one 70 Mrs.
walircn. Iinow your heart know my own, and you
male this sacrifice Of your feelings 70 pesse others you
aust rot my dear wife, expect me 20 bear tbs load Of
nfsm and be branded With disgrace "a please henr
quietly and then v the only time that they
.te,sed IN nAkrgy you look uron mo With dispeasuro
I'D tAini )cu sled 10 u usfTitd 10 snclhg, ana