, 1860-12-08

OF the SAVIOR: Let Qllu Llat IS WltQpQt slu
among you throw thv first stone" Buzcl4
should lang his head alter such treatment
Were these Confessions the oyeEactlon OF an
excited brain! Arc they contradictory 10
each other! Arc they contradicted by other
evidence? She rushes Into Aargaret's room,
scared, frightened, distracted. She catches up
her babe aud clasps 1t to her bosoul- She asks i
that that she may uudress II and put It to bed:
She had then been told perhaps that this child
would be brought mp to think that she was IN
hcr grave; that her Hattie shdu1d be made to
forget 1er mother. Her youngest child Just
able to lisp "mauua" How natural, bow
tsnae1 that ssenS sae Y5aea at9 tG 'ohes Rui ai
put it to bed Women lovd their children,
We think We lore our children gentlemen, hut,
our love Is aa nothing compared with tue love
Of mother. One Of you h4s already been
called, since the commeuccmtnt Of this IT'LL
to shed tea over ts grave 9ga dear e9ia sSI1dren
in heaven But you do not 1ofeyonr children
as your wives do. Nothing Under heaven is
as strong as the love Of d ulothet for her child.
Think Of that woman, Hitting through that
Lofty mansion, il. the middle watches OF the
night, caressing her children, flying TO her hus-
tauce, apurned from the door, every noise dis
turbing her, every sound frightening her,
weeping, crging, md her iucoherent words ia
ken down md given her in order to. as Burcl.
8ays In his letter to Pruyn r. consisn her to
hcun Do Jon remember how shs sMors g,oIso to
that, how she wrote them, how be dictated
aud she wrote and tore up, hpw he dictates
ns,ain, how he holds her while Valentine holds
Tor her to sign on the bannisteI, how Burch
holds down the paper all but her name, pre-
tending other TINT he does it that none may
know OF her disgrace but her, md yet having
already told Fannie and Valentine. Making
her swear to ono thing in ono confession, to
another thing In the other, to q falsehood any
way. If he made her swear TO one talsehood
why not to more Can you tell which true
and Ehich Is ,false: ....':, T..
che left, to Mrs. Farnnm on her way to Albany.
In which she speaks ot o paper: u Ar. Gray had
given her, (yous remember Gray d Miller
sucakfns In through the back door; should
think they wonld, knowing their erIaud,) and
tho letters to hrs. Thomas BuEch md Fatter-
/ son We're these written under the came In
dueuce? There Is but little in these letters
but appeals to the pity Of those to whom she
wrote; pcnitentfal Letters, implot1ny pity and
some won1 Of her children, written BY heart
that WAS agonizing, while; yet bo1Ao hope re-
manned that he would change his course.
They were written to his friends: She knew
not for hcr, looking forward to reconciliation
with him, to write that to them. She WI.
looking forward to q reconciliation. She WINS
not the Indignant woman. They were such
| words a VIC hear every day In class meetings, In
prayer meetings, in the prayers Of minlstess TO
for the sins Of their congregations. She 1clt
tho need OF Christian sympathy and forgiveness
! While he thought she. would die before he got
| home the new charge against her made her
| write to Mrs Durrh. They are made up OF
! short, disjointed sentences written BY heart
| bowed down with griet s1e lad peen toid
| that she should wait I'LL, MI: Corning came,
IL told her but three persons knew Of it, aud
| they t<rre Rrynru tn keen It secret. TbH mo-
| ment he gets the confessions he turns to het
and says Lis lawyers tel him he must scno her
t awny.F He writes TO- Mr. forming tnat justice
to himself, Lis family, his God. &C., demand
| such course. There ts no incoherency IN MS
letters. sce.his letter to Ars. Turner" Per nj.
Armstrong" With this receive back your
daughter" a. # he had said with this piease
lind enclosed draft for $4,000 drawn On !. y.
| Uurch T. Co., payable to Mr. Corning" LOOK
at the confession. Down at the lower corner,
In her handwriting, Il Nltnessed by mai
woman ever wrote that! Zee the peculiar e.
his letters afterward. l..
:. In Mr.. Millcr's argument ne complained
that We read the deposition OF Mf: ilghc, md
that VIC offered the dcposltions Of MI; Arnold
md MIR. Mack. hr. Miller saao that In these
charges IN his letter to Mr. fruyn, MT. bnren
%as tMly te4!ng 1ne tun'otn T.; 1au sePo.te ~
had heard. It Is not 50. His letter says I'M.
mediately following these charges, "all th9t
hare stated Mary las confessed to ma" L
she bad would not he have Lad mat pnt III
tho confesslonsei - '-.5
Is this genuine letter which sho Is SAID ia
have written to Stuart: The nervous nuttcT
Ing which It produced among Tue eo1hse
showed that they regarded 1t ae an obstacle u
their way. Il It .cnu1nes HDyno saya II Il
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