Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

Wero Aoneia
A.t|hbula cean be llo nihor aohblfu
honor q hasiag produced several eminent
seapps oapt Montgomery. We sesor Of ths
Mpneas people and particularly of lhe Pro
Slavery portion, vhs homin Conneaui; his 70
iallyss aio apmsrooa apa highly rrspectablo. =
Aud ~ Solonos SrApLDpo. author or ihu
Mouaoe Bible, was oh lnhabiseal Of this coun.
" and q said 70 hass been delivered Of the
Gospel 10 Cenncaut But Il was reserved for
Alla Nassinssa, Nlr Mnnnsff A. fEUSsKTS late Of
JoDelson to most highly honor our county, and
'iainn hlpiself 10 eternal fnc," that Is to say
Z The following laiter written to the Detroit
Free Press DO true. DIR readers will rccoect
the incident alluded to IN tie opening Of The
'Ulltn as having been leceatly pablished BY Us:
JkfFsEsos, Ashtabula Co, Ohio. June !.
Mr. Edilor:-l saw an attcle IN tho
dshfabhla Telegraph Few DAYS since. ta-
Ken rom yoar paper giving an account of
sne reecue Of young and lovely woman,
u hef husband, irom The den Of infamy at
Berilu ] 30 not know the name of this
baby Or husband, bat my earnest prayer to
God Is, That she may never be led into such
temptation again, or be brought to know
thc depth Of sorrow and degradation which
that same Infamous creed has brought npon
Iac- Let hcr thank kind Providence chat
she IS restored to the arms Of a ioyiar and
kind hearted husband, and is not al This
moment, es 1 am, a deserted and grief
stricken wife and mother dependeut upon
my daily labor for the scanty pittanee which
supports my little ones aud keeps starya.
lion from our door
My husband was The founder of the Ber.
lin free love institution. He has been he
lever in the free love doctrine for about
three years A year OF more ago he left
bolne, oslensibly upon business. bat he only
roamed around in search Of free love com
paHioHs, and having foand q number Of
which, he took them to Berlin and founded
the infamous den OF lust which now EXISTS
there. He left me with three children to
provide for, and nothing to do It with but
BY iianEss. have stood Cor four days IN
Ike week over the washtnb, laboring until
my strength has many time given way en-
tlfely, Tor fhe sake Of a little money with
which TO feed my children. His father
owas little house aud two acres Of laad |
on which we live together. We have man. |
eyed to keep the family together thus far
although all the money my husband has
sent me during his absence is nine dollars.
Ills lather is eighty years old, and has bu-
Red his wife and six children. nv hus- (
band was bis last child on earth. and he I;
expected in him a prop and support in his
declining years but be has now no one but
me to depend apon he is good old man.
and bears his troubles with Christian re- {
signation
Six weeks ago wrote to my husband to ;
come home and let me see him once more. 2
He came on the Goth Of June, in the morn !
ing, and went away the same day. He had !
not seen me for more than a year then. and b
Jet his heart was encased in an iceberg, =
which tried by every endearme0t to melt.
bat alas all IN vain. He told story as \
long as The Levitical law, of the pure eIc. I
vAted life be was living there-how mu, d
o. which believed, you can imagine. Ris
\ me is Merit a. Hunter. He has be. n r
trying to induce his father to sell his little ,
P ace and come to Berlin to live, but he
Fill not do it,. When we talked 10 him of III
he wickedness Of the life be was living. we z,
OF nothing from him but profanity. He a
ever used prosane or vulgar language until :.
le became free lover. and was always a &
good kind husband. Tell the lady Of whom q
Gou spoke that l viii be her best friend. ~ ~
ND will always sympathize with her. al IIoc
hough we are hundreds of miles apart AM
nd her name is secret. su
Yours in friendship, *
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