Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-04
Mrs. Robinson the Yelled Murdesess - Her
Singular History.


Many of the papers seem tp reVrrd the forth
coming biography Of TINS singular woman AZ
hoax. We have, however, the best reasons
for knowing thatit is n verlty. We have now
on our table some two hundred pages Of the
proof sheets, which show that the work is not
only written. but large par of II is S'ereoryp.
ed. II is written by Hon. d. Wilson, au'horI
Of "J8ne McCrea," &c., AID i, is shortly tnI
BE issued in New York. Il unfpdS career
at once The most interesting, romantic and
SotrOwiuL. II shows IT'S lirci to lave been
OF oppulcni paTcniagc. aud to have en- ioyrG
all the social and inelIrctunl advantages which
weoth and high position could give. She
| IoImed an early, ~SlnCere and ardent attach
ment 10 worthy young man but his posi- ion
III life was too humble 10 p'eare the rrOud
family Of the devoted girl. She is there fore
brought home i!om the Seminary, where she
had been for two years, and IN lie vicinity Of
which the object Of her ldOiatly rcs.ded. A
union mere gratifying TO family pride is consu-
mated, and The reluctant daughter made tu
sacrifice her young affections upon that ha'cd
altar. She sets out with Ter DISTINGUISHED
! hushal i, whom she could not love, for his
home in England All the charms Of wealth,
elegance aud refinement surround Ter. BuI
size is unhappy. They trayel, but her aiIec-
| tons aie on his SN.e of Tie Atlantic, and she
becomes Gnily more and mpyG msetaLle. Her
| u>bard, though kind, ana The iaDhe! or Aer
children, is an object Of abhorfencc. Her res.
olulon Is i0ktn. Sic will no longer endure
! the object OF her version. She WI!l seek her
| rarenta home, and, accompanied by her mail
! proceeds tOeXeCute her resolution. The news
Of her departure, however, reaches her p0rentS
before her arrival, and when the sorrow slrck
tn and almost deSpalrng daughter reachcS l,le
,,0er al thrtshho!d she is Indignantly spurnrd
| from that home in which she had 80 fuudl
hoped TO find TEST for brrdlsquieled spirit No
words Of tXplanalon-hO inicrIieW-iS per.
mllied. Her means are nearly exhausttd.-
Ste casts about for employment, and decides
promptly 10 seek il IN The seminary where SIZE
was educated, but while proceeding 10 do SO
size is enSnalrd III The net Of he decrilfuI low-
Ter. We have not room o pursue he story. e.
1t Is Ttpiele with interest, is graphically told,
Tree from impioprletltS Of angnHgc, andre
pIe,e with lessons ( warning to those parents
who are disposed, regardless Of consequences,
TO force the affections iu,o unnatural aud re
pulSlvr channels. We rlve an extract or two:
Much effort has been eXpe AIDED to involve Il
doubt her origin and b.rh place, bat on he>
own au.hofl'y, and for ieaSunS Which viii np
state that the unfortunate woman, known L
the world Gnder the assumed name Of Henri
eta Robinson, and whose persistent strugg lei
10 conceal her face from pubic observations
have oOlalHed for her The appellaton Of th,
"Velled MuIieeSs," was born in The city o
Quebec, Canada East, III the year 1927. Sen
timenS Of ngord toward tie surviving mem
hers of TIE hmiIy, who have abandoned an
dSowned her, and whose SenSiiiveneSS has e
10 1enl"l Of any lie Of conSaneulniy, pre-
vents US from S'aIlnY her ttue name in thi
connection. That facts connected with he
wild and melancholy history are developed =
Suffice ii to say. that her family, in reSpecla
, bllty, standing and influence, is among TIA
very FIST in the ancient capital Of Canada =
Possessed Of IN ample fortune, and moving i
tie most refined Soclety-influentlal from the
wealth, and respected for their inteIijgenc
and integrity nothing Heretofore has ever oc
= CURED 10 cast the slightest shadow on the
honorable name. TWAS sometimes cuStolHar
S with the POOR, fallen subject OF tins history,
> entertain hose who visited her in prison vi,
an account OF her gtncC 'Ogy-traclng back he
lineage through tie arlSlOcra:lc blood Of Enl
i llnd, even 10 10 the house Of Hanover.