New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

THE BRoTHE III

va dffeen alticipd as apprentice TO- one of The
isssiak Srai6as III hSme eighteen months
k5 saap a eRsse bSys haa been twios married.
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G. married q WaInan several years younger than him
y zelf Hh0se only communication were an agree
sbls faSs ana sSSa g gSrs shs Zee Dssn pFs
ot ho1senaid. she was cumming, low-bred and Il
fitcfate ana whatever good Qualities she posses
led, were wholly obscured by the most inordinate,
Tne consequence Of this iilasaorted marriage be-
came obvious. Mr. Tare, 70 use common, huts
foreibls scarcely dated to say that ahis
: so5l YSaa Els own His ldren were ruled with
rod of irons and, as h6 had second family BY
III Young wife; the aons Of the former marriage
MAla wholly NEGLECTED AID tdsspissd. not only BY
a1so T6e word Of his wife was law, and he gave
guidance and control If "a " ~ ~
Aaairs we're in this state when Charles Tafe left
A lily home to brave the perils Of sailors life.
aGlad, indeed, was he at his emancipation from the
tasreIdom and tyranny of Ills overbeaTing step
1aafher but, at tho same time, filled with sorrow
&c fe Thoughts 81 leaving Bis Brother Edward, the
81 aaIitary vsctim Of her unthinkng disposition. The
~ Boys had never before been separated; all their
little Joys and sofrows had been shared together.
Yhey l6sed each other with love almost sarpassi
ing that Of brothers; and when the dreaded hour
arfiged that was to bear TIE stately vessel from
the shores q she Meraey force 81 only could sepa.
brother; he wept bitteriy@-he hung upon him.
and pathetically lamented The loss of his dearly
sb81oged biz only friend .ss
4. roIa that moment, the conduct Of his step.
m0sher became more and more tyrannical Having
lost one Of the objects on whom she had been used
b vent her spleen, the whole weight Of il now fell
almost every day invented against hitn--in vain
the unhappy boy attempted to justify himself to
bis preindicsd father " was utterly useless. The
tales ef the step-mother, however improbable,
were believed in preference to the plain pnvar-
nished statement Of the hoy and often, very
iseften, was he severely corrected for faults Of
which he Was entirely guiltless Edward was a
line high spirited boy and would not tamey sub
NIT To this treatment; though obedient to his
fatzeT. even when suffering under the lash Of his
dispIeasure, he could not avoid recriminating upon
spd reproaching lis step-mothsr ID No measured
All n and bis father CHANGING to enter the room
ono esenins while they eaat high words, she
hurst into tears. and appealing TO HIM requested
alnaaaly ID beaF with IMMUNITY tho inaults of
wicked, malicious child. ). 81 .sss
Nj Vare could not bare TO See bis beloved wife
weep; and. enraged beyond measure at the boy
whom be c0nsidefed to be the guilty cause of her
tesrss ha took him into bis closet, and without
hearing word from the child in justification 81
W. hffhseH falthough his prntestaton Of Innocence
) swQald have moved the heart of an Indifferent
~ ReEsanl he heEsew tipped him 70 suchI q degree
int Edward. sniarting with psin.. ard urged by
feelings Of resentment and wounded pride, vowed
shk NSalf not pass another night il tho house d
Y his misguided parent. This vow he kept inyiolate
for early the next morning, before any of the
4 fnysHy We're stirring, be packed up a small bundle
neceasaries, and quilted bis parental habitation
" never mofe 10 return. III Y 3s lssS n Is 4s5s
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