New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

yea ask any enc hkely 10 knov-the family Of DIR.
yuessp, his bi"svsphsr, he executive officers 81 tho
hhsionsry Union or were ycs AFRAID TO ask, hest
You shcsld learn certain facts which woab spl yoar
fpeculafionsf Those Who looked after the Memoir
for the churches not likely TO forget the sunday
schools.
D. Do you mean 10 say that nothing bat courtesy
kept You from se1iSg on my copyright, .hlch soa
happen 10 fancy is BOT good Verify. il this be true
sSeuld be cory TO be your nsishoor in Patagonia,
where there 10 no lew for the projection Of life aat
properly and where courtesy Dot being f.shionsbl
many proceedings are sanctioned by long usage
that would be, ~ cay the ea-t, nconvenent TO the
wesker party.
4. You say your views are sustained by Christians
wise and good. know nothing OF thu, matter lex.
eept by the piles Of correspondence on my table.
which would astonish You but DO knos that they
are Dot sustained by Cbr-t, and will TO, stand ia
the great cav You slso say thar some Of your al
visers claim to he my friends. Very likely. never
doubted that had my share OF false irlends-raea
who fawn ard fster while, in order TO serve their
own purposes, or even TO crafty some petty spite.
they would rot hestsfe TO crush me as fy; bu, The
servant is not above his Msstsr-so Wa il With II IN
who cisd by traitors eonDivance.so is it with Hun
still.
Your principal sutbor may be for aught know, q
nan who stands up in the sacred desk and real.
ous sysir st vce-both from that position and from
the pre-, e--but be is himself guilty Of set that no
bighn nded wording would stain his honor with. l
would not denounce him any more than | hsve de-
boupced you but would cenouDce bis sia prerissly
% have yours. You give me startling ideI of the
system Cf morality adopted by Baptist publishers,
and then ask, or rather dems-d, of me 10 employ
them No. no; there are honorable men among
Baptist publishers who would scorn this thing II all
the ID d. . that human COLES - have ever made were
your &C y.ers, ard all the Baptist publishers In Amer.
ca your accompces, it would not change the color OF
this d. ed ore whit is as black midnight, and
all the honorable names on earth cannot whiten it.
5. Charity No. Sir, | do not come tc you for
txr ka,4 a
to let alone what belongs to me-, and TO children.
And whether, through the mercy OF God, have
decent prov sion let 70 stsrve in gutter, it
need concern you in no way whatever.
am sorry you have incarred expenses so reck-
le,sly; but business men do make mistakes aud re-
cover IL rather think, more readily by an honorable
course than by db honorable one. The conclusion
Of your deie is but the rum-selers excuse II
" c o Dot axe this man drunk, somebody else will"
Having gone through with these somewhat ,pgu-
lar arguments you come 10 me with your con-
"di.ions." cannot, without compromising nv selt
respt Ct 60 over these in detail and would simply
say that acknowle5g dictator 10 my AFFAIR.",
and that beg leave to decline all interference with
yours. ii You conclude TO desist from the wrong you
are doing, well and good; II not the Lord judge be-
tween us.
In col clusion, you ask me to think you "cspsb's
of better than sordid motives" What saith the
Scriptures "By their fruits. &c. You have far
MI bed ne with cluster Of 10 sharp thorns IS were
ever planted in sick woman pillow and il is all
the "fruit Of yours that have ever seen. lcanrot
in cine these to be the refreshing grapes 50 grateful
to female lip. know too well what they are.
Still they may have been hung upon your vine by
some foreign hand-those blind leaders of the blind
who have advised you to commit wrong. II is not
mine to Judge You, and will not. leave it all TO
Him who knows the hearts of men completely.
The writing of this letter has been sorowful task
10 me. II has made my heart ache. IL anything in
it seems barsh il 10 the bsrshness Of ruth not OF ILL.,
will. II had been alone in the world, should,
probably have borne this injury in silence; bat am
The guardian of ak orphsn children, whose r'shts it
il nv duty to try to protect. l have nov done for
them what could, and commit them to their Fathers
care.
If you persist in your work, there will be no further
occasion for writing between US.
May the Lord forgive you sni give You . better
mind. EMILY Y. JUDsos.
To T. H. FLETCHER, Esq New York.