New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

brsir--Froducng the intenses. Sgopy, shs @os, s,-
erucia1Dg death
80 u wss ihst suffering cams down on thH
vorsp's bead. II was little at first, aud she bore
u b'sse! but i fel steadily s;es-ils. till Il b.
came sgoIiziDg, and her brain wss literally crashed
] with ths torture. Yet shs s.aa. coald net Es.uEs
this
TlsB te 5aczhi,r sickraed L,aes,h h,- Sr,5ed
o. csies. Size lett the sthoc. SOD cane h,p>e 70 be
4 fitsb sorrow for her poor mother. See vss
petty, eeDte gil Of ssyeniesu-v.s'ing -ww wit.
puIu onsry di.esse sureriaoa, BY aafi .s-,r
sbo ,rivs'isn OF ceure TIE fisher g'sv more
moro melancholy.
One oay nan called - No houa, staiirg ,Aa, 80
.ss a. ptysiofen snd member - the Bc.d Of
H.sitb sen 10 risks inquiries about thu youog girls
cosai ion. Aiteg .oyturirg tfs invalid -th m.~rt
| neut questions h. ipsstso upoa mskiog al ndo,sOt
examination, siica 80 wrought upon hsr alrr1dv
shattered nerves list Re lef Der N confined 10
WESTON and delirium This wss ise last drop falling
on TIE brain Of tbs peer mother e-d her inssriiy 81
su,sed 70 wild type 70 arrest ths s.ie1t'on Of eu-
MoSiler and daughter both tsker q the L,as1e
Asyl run On Blsskvtfs Ieiand. / SCI them fe~
doys alter The girl com?tsiGed Of Nc Pain, ihonsh'
uuablc to ise from the bec bur constantly Seu0aued
Der OF vicsedSess sid re eternal p.'uishmsnt &c
Which sse vss doomed.
"You arc Dct a bso girl; --;d lady HSo hsi be-
,-ded ihem r their need.
.'Oh l an bs8, Sic rgspon-is6, locking up most
implorpgy; a. neve- cid Any 10 ne good ia ny ufo -
Why, w seid tie LADY, EaJhit gig you have
done great uany things. Dsa't yoU know how
well on tsus.s. in cur Industrial Scholars hoe
muc, he cbil5~n al iced youl rhsr was good
"Ye,. sl,d villa. DC DO T. fcr ~ she rsslisd. ia
az eaynssreesuair. "lt wssa'. to SO good ras
tlf.k,n-aR tie riv'eef lke mJhcy ,,Sf The money"
over, th,a wa good. Toey NEEDED tue money al
tcme; yo, gave /, q thsm whea yoa might have
kept it-o ,rsesL N--nOt The, good "
"Nc. /. want , d 5bt care er tbinz sbnu,
them iu,t din IL becccae wanted to ani w,snf
s.ct bat went bone snl sst there al cay suf
sdo nothc- visit Upoc 80 when che hat so much to
ou-snd | cicn't care not sics now. and
hav'n't Bit y pain; BIZ jSst lie hero because
will"
But you ere sick, e~ysic-s, if you are not in
pain; end then. no one Ger lock in your face. aud
ieel that you ess bad gin
"Yes. knoy;" che Z, lied, quickly "its just
IKE On spple-very besutifI outside, but rotten Al
through. Sometimes wsh iTsos insane; for then II
wouldn't be true ,bs &C wicked, and thst shah
have TO suffer so 0uch
But think, my child, ycs are insane on this
Eoni not sny e'her.'
"Oh 10 oh dear moaned he poor girl; you
link 10; but DO one but G ID read the heart
At the suggestion that God could forgive. she sn-
sv.red, No, he cent forgive -. | committed sius
enough before was three yoars o'd to make Il In
possible for ne ever 10 be forgiven
"Wby, Whist did you do -
"I used to MUS il the food wien mother told ms
r L. b.st alft ha limo. huf \ didn't
ca.s And It's just go now. doat want to be any
better, and that Just the trouble about IT,
twss useless TO tsk with her. She seemed ra-
ousl about ever ythicg else; but on this point chs
was fyoa From her bsbyhood size hsd been taught
that child Of three years might commit Elm enough
10 merit eternal pUDishmenti snd ia her present
state Der own guilt msgnided TIL t seemed too great
10 be forgiven. II was terrible d. sJsir-,ne that
made the scu heavy 70 witness IT. and We Joined IN
the feeling of theDkfnlness that ii 7as only insanity
The mother ives far more wild and ilishy but
there uethod even III her msocess. She felt that
she wss doing great work for others, by moving
abo1t restiessy sad continually uppinning the
set YES OF Der dress AND that It her solsmn duty
10 fri h this work but that good coming from
il, and she WOULD finally b. happy
why sa'o che, isn't il going to benefit oursex y
90 on certainly we said
Il thought SO, fhe fePienl WIN eager uehBp,s
Z" else don't think could have gone any further;
but bought ace should be beneEei-Tonea roGid
Ie
Hal this thought found its way to her heart whom
the was toilrg 10 earn sosnty subsistence for hg
dependent family, making shirts for shilling, oc
teaching for paitry bundled dollars year. in q
bensyOient" school and had it Engered through all
her madnete-rDinging with toe -ulog motive Of her
life-that rigid. orthodox o. ou'ywhen every
thing else had gone, when she had forgotten her
friends apd was Dot sure even Of her Identity
doubling Whistler sbe was among thu iviog or the
dead II was st7apge and passing sad A few days
eiter when [ saw them again the mother was mDre
a. resi; but the hectic b1rniDg brightly on tho
daughters cheek She could lot eat and, a. my
kindly good bye at parting, she repeated phrase
tho hsd used before: Oh !. il good bye to you.
iu, il amt to me- There is nothing good 10 me"
The father and younger children hsve now separ-
sied and gone to different friends 10 the country;
the mother nay yet recover but her child must s
slesp soon and awaken to l3arn that ID can forgive
And this is the fruit Of 10 and starvaton-wastng
toll that could not buy food enough for all tboe b.
loved ones fTcm its pitisb.e wages Nature as ne1-
cradle She never forg.res. When her laws sre
broken. her children always suffer
ASTOIsETrE BROWN
ITS cheering TO be aba tbs. ih, School h" since
rssd Of Of - other Tee Asfs upon tHs
o the above facts
VERY MYsTERroU Was II 3AKER "A day or
tEo since an ipCyd ss called q. our cfhce ana sthso