New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09
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PRoT GEORGE BUsHS OPINION
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startling ievsistion crimes VICES and woes which
cluster ens aud haunis of nqn with which ali
large cities and specially the City of New York abound The work
IL written popular and effective manner and h'agn moJ nc
ou vet Doubtless requires but adequate knowledge OF VIVA
daily and y tItnssctng in streets ud alleys 10 CONVEX
tie vhoe into We well sware that The book has been
fercy den unced the pulpit and the press az Of gross
uozing tendency ard calculated 70 cater 10 the veTy mis-
chiefs which written with view to we % no,
fer ouelvs altogether side with the verdict We admit indeed
that in some the pictures the colorng laid rather cA upon ts
suvs, aud hst softenng Of the would he des able BIT
that fire work distinguished BY the shocking chTged upn
IT any quarters at all impTe'sion And it wor'y Of
thai who earnest In this denuncison OF the
volume are those who forward in landing the reform ns
pr,is Of Nj Peose while the dhn Of lot Corn to eI
nose the hch that prize If such abon-
matters 10 ally here described such appalling dan
m do in truth beet the path Of the and inexperienced
both sexes In population Of great city why shall lo' AVIAN
in, voice be lifted up sgans them We have 'sewd suspicion
that where uch seniveness srfests Itself quarters
lot usually much disturbed by other manifestations OF e' nef
, late motive work the bottom Of when the sac ara
not worry ready to uspot be suspected by Others
We are reminded of the words of the great eama Az wrong
thinking speaking my word. VIII ohena nooay Ia
M case BIT that thousands Of delicate minds
have without feeling their instincts in e least out
raced though they shocked the idea that such things should
Hi,t civilized Christian land But let it be openly limited
that pages the book are stained with % W
alarm i, a. once Things that harmless before are
deos now consequence of the simple fact that somebody
has was naughy book thas awakening impure eoneep'
Witch would not otherwise have been excited In ms way 'n
work may he be Whist denounced as beng iof W"
benefrh be with special view to the very features c'Oea
% and in the the Bible itself be msce t. pander 70
the e pasous otherwise it, bodest expressions msn
M read W intante Let it not be thought rom n
that we would bold Hot Corn fsuc model Of ooot
We would il tho evils aud denominations described
IN lis pases do really desirable to have th
they be exposed and exposed they cannot DC ou u
,b are more or less pure minds Such mindL ifo
re would greve the facts aud feel in reafdt' hen
tbv would in respect revolving ulcers which must DC
Uncovered be cured no doubt requires pecuha as
sr exhibit vice such 10 inspire aversion
stimulating desire conoaiios svor bat FOR the uos'
p, the sphere coed intention in the writer will the
tendencies that connect themselves win w positive
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