The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17

Should see how it would all end du' Said Ne
arlstocrat'c young LAWYER )ov;ns Wv sucb
like Amy Sears but those who y poor poor Gil
best were loudest in her Defense T tssH te
thunder crash She claimed m rvu Us Ikes
lse' but he stoutly denied that he b!d Prom
father, poor and spirtIcss, was br [4' It; Ae
to move Immediately away. There e' ,L. Dy biz
lived In poverty and disg grace, ever ,1sy Dave
The meeting we witnessed must MT tI b. s'p'e~
pleasant change in her monotoDous w.; w. sVN
boy she was leadiug-his boy-is " as ll'
some as the lady's in the carriage Of r nsaa'
the Judge is SO justly proud bpi b vi Whom
better, can rise no higher, because Oot NJ , ~ %
blood in his veins is 'pebeian' ~ oil a'
Oae question morc-yhat has A..
character since that event p wv" ua
Oh, very good, Believe Os,o,.,
gave her up as an acquaintance, at ,na"'l
forever, but learn from lady wbo s tr'' tll
chpi'yn'cni most Of ne tim4 ,b4l ~, o'. "'
Is lutXcerilonai caough. Her father +. ''l'5
now, but she manages to get some so,, 1 af
living for herself and boy. How sr,n,,.,
she has altered, scarcely a trac. Of her ba;S
remaining | should not have been spr Yvia.
even if Judge b had failed to resa p,''a
her. Without doubt she was far }ro1 o' a.
thoughts just then. Did you notice his brt
glance at the widow, and long, SHARP "E
upon the boy? The poor little wretch IA
not quail In the least, bu, gave back s'
broad stare with a proud, defiant exore.,io,
OF countenance. Like father, like son m,
he is nameless one, and has nba,;,%
neither wealth nor honor IRON the nrorj
judge
So this is the story Of one broken heart
A sweet flower, the pride of the garden par
ed with Tor moment, AMI then thrown rr,5.
lcssl.y aside to be tramped upon BY every
passing foot or rather d living, loving hearI
pierced by an arrow which, uptorlulste.y
kills not, but can never be removed. Sccey
justilies great abuses. The rich sinner ,jle
along in his gilded carriage, and meu bow
and smile, and worship tu; no one has ap,.
thing but Il jcer and IL curse for bis broken.
hearted victim.
1t seems unjust, certainly, but nothing
can be done about it. The laws that Govern
US are tixed-men are, and ever Will be est.
mated by their success. Now if this Jui..
Is -. were low, pennies fellow, withol;
mind, education, or fortune, he would net
raok very high. We should doubtless add
villain to our list OF impohte epithets But
he has risen above, most Of Us, aud we cannot
drag him down from his blight Tor a YouhuI
indls,retlon. 1t would be much worse to
have two persons ruined, than one. must
confess think society has done somtthnyt
be thankful for.'
Reaner, do you coincide in this opinion
\ uu have heard OF Judge B., and Of happy
innocent gir,s, who have blindIy laid upsl
the altar Of love woman's whole hope, 5H
spotess putty. Should they have cci4
away from the serpent soouId they have
turned a dc9i ear to his lying VOWS? Yer!
good SO should YOU have left uIGcDe The
things you ought not to have done many aud
many line which you have forgotten, but
which God remembers. We make no pa
for especial sins we ask no screen to cover
the degradation of woman; but the voice Of
justice, deep within every un1orruptcd Heart.
clamors to be heard. In view OF the above
example, questions like the following t.FoA:
thick y upon our minds:
What caused him to rise while she suna
beneath the scorD OF the world? Was oil
sin less excusable because he belonged to thai
superior sex which should guard our lnao'
cence, and protect our weakness ? because hh
smooth tongue could win a jury to his opln''
ions as skillully as it could weave a,aI
snare arouGd the unsuspectlng? why i nh
brow crowned with laurel while hers IS praD'
ded with the mark of shame?
He has mind education, and fortune
lie has risen very high IN the wofIu' i''
not man a right to enjoy wcIl'earned 'sF
utatiOn? p
Then let woman's lost name be no lou"
lrretrcvable Allow her rcpcntant tear, "
expiate Tor tie darkest transgl ession oS
her an opportunity to enjoy a 'well' tI.
reputation and no longer shall muI'l'ua~.
great, TO be numbered, throng the uO"'
wand way without one ray Of nope ~,
star OF promise! But il 1t IS true '"',
nothing can be done about 1t; i ~,
Example OF Him who granted forgiveness =,
the price OF shining no more is really O'' A',,
)n US, then let all those who are euiI'y 'D''
'qual infamy. Heaven grant toat "eT ,bs
1ear of no more Judge BIS CLOSING Owe, ,;"o
sins OF dcpraved hearts by mind, eau''" ro0.
Ind fortune! DOR Of senseess fawnlpg ' .;e