New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19


that hos done this horror On tho hoad of Slavery lies
the guilt the blind fool. the eboct fawner that
have been Instead Of being by the side OF my brave
brother hero was wearing tho dnesod Ivory Of tho
brutal Power thnt smote down whole family because
they would not knee ut its bloody footstoo Who
heard of man being harmed at the North for d.fend
ING Slaveryf MOI ii foul lie 10 say that nught but
Slavery prompt and lend itself to such barbaritics
The cowardly butchcrsi q, damn them damn them r.
And he tore from his shoulders the badges of'his mill
tery rank and spufnng them with his foot continued:
MY noble father tho good the dovout The heroic old
mani How. under his mortal agony. disbelief in
God. in right, in mmoality. shines forth Did ever
outcast creature apply ~ him in vain for hept Quick
to resent, how much quicker he was 10 forgyel The
soul Of rectitude and TRUTH Did you see bis seal
ChAries' A straight line, with tho motto Onnium
Che good For that nc and p his Sv must be-
tered And William. tho bravo and gente And
Emily; tho tondcriy'brcd and beautiful And my
lie knott and raising both arms to heaven. cried
" Hear mo. o God Eternal Justice hear me II
over again. in thought act show mercy to this mer
cicss Slave Power- ever again paiate ts crimes or
utter word In excavation oi its horrors-.ha moment
annhate mo wretch unfit either for this world or
any otherl"
Then rising, he said. "Kenrich. your hand
mot yet. said Kcnrlok. My friend Slavery Ia no
worse to-day than IL was yesterday. You have known
for the last three months that thcse minous and hire
lngs Of the slave aristocracy bounding hanging
and orturing men throughout Slavedcm for the crime
OF being tree 20 their countrys flag"
81 knew it, Kenrick; bnt my heart was hardened
and therefore have Gods hammers sint'cn IT thrice
nay four times. terribly saw these things. but
turned away from thcm Idle and false 10 say Slavery
Is not responsible for them They are the very spawn
a its filthy lons know it, who have been behind
the scenes know what the leaders say to the means
Of trcoding out every spark Of Union fire. And L
needless idiot that never once thought that the
bloody instructions might return to plague mtha my
| own fathers family might be among tho foremost
victims acknowledge the hand Of God In this stroke
voice cries tn me- OF old TO SAUL Why pefsecutest
thou moi And now there fall from my eyes as 1t were
scales and arise and AN bnptilcdr'
My dear friond sold Kenrick. IL want your con.
version 10 be. not the result Of mere passion but Of
calm conviction have been asking yself that II n
party Of Unonss should outrage and murder those who
nearest and dearest " mysef-would l. therefore
embrace the ProSlayery causet And from the very
depths OF my soul cry No Not through passion
though i have enough 81 that-but through the per
susson Of my intellect added to the affirmation Of my
heart do array myself against the hideous Moook Of
Slavery. by q terrible law Of affinity, wrongs and
Grimes canno: stand alone. They mn.t summon other
wrongs and crimes g their support and so does murder
naturally follow In the train u Slavery. a. the LITTLE
parasite fish follows tie shark Is faacy TO ssy that
the beet men among shareholders do not approve Of
these outrages for these outraecs arc now the neces
sary and inscparablc attendants u the system"
Il believe it," said Onslow. 20 tho wickedncss OF
my spos!aoy from my fathers faith o the sin. end
the punishment II needed terrible blow TO reach
me. and II has como. kcnrlck. do not withhold your
hand. Trus, me. my conversion 10 radical The In
sliIuiion shall h.sceiorth lind In me u deadosi foe.
D,tads est Is now and henoefOith my motor
Kcnrick claspcd his prof,red hand. and. looking up
said. " 50 prosper u. Almighty Dlsposer We are
true 20 the promise. Of this hourr,
Charles" said Onslov. Il did not think tha; Per.
diis would 40 soon have her prayer granted"
" What do you meanr
Her last words to me were. May hs arm never be
rq ,s,seg' In tho cause Of sA'f i'e A' oO' las
II Jared on Kenricss heart Tor the moment TO see
that Onslov In tho inds, II his troubles oil, thought
said; What We would do We mus, do quickly. wa
you 20 North With me and join the sIinic, OF The
OnioAr
= Yes. tho fret opportunity"
. Tha, opportunity VII be ,hi, vcfI night
$50 much tie better I'm ready had bat one tie
10 bind me here, and that was Perdita And sho la.
fed. And what would b. to her, wero she here
Nothing Charles. tbs day's ncSs has made no ten
years older already for NJ army with banncrs 10 so
down into that bloody region 81 tie RIO dTande and
night the wrongs u tie persecgiei o.
" BE patient We ,Aal I've to sc nc oii rhg "''e
rcsyendclt over free and regrnefnted letas.
" AWcn Good heavens. Charles III npps!ls mo
vhea tllnk what a different mas nm Rom what
WA when 1 crossed lai, thfcshoifs one A,io hour
y" In these volcanic days" said Kenriof. such
Changes are surprising These terrible erupson,
md 5i'li usia s,T m an .I besis '-
.Ycs" rroinci On.ow I'm that Internal fash.
coming from my own violated home 'se slavery " u
is-inonstfou-. bcstiM derilsh no longer Nc grace
fol genie-l hosytablc auA Ease gsiirg embodiment
witch fond fool that WI, have been wont 20 th'nf
4, Tie KePubicaa' ofthc hoFit we're reli IN dee.,f
surrendered O. The Iollutons Of slavery"
Tine los" ssid Kenfos. Have yoa airy pre-
paraiions % nah" '
Zee. afew tis 70 pay and 'ow letters b write"
"Can You dispatch al your wofk ~ quarter 10
ninr :"
sooner n need be-"
That viii answer. Have your baggage ready. snd
10, il be- compact ~ possible IN call for you at your
room at quarter 10 nine. Vance goes With ia"
Ia ii possible, ! supposed him M ultra seoe''
II. has stronger per.onal cause than even you TO
.,Can that be-, Well he shall fad me no tame ally
DO you know Charles. you ressmbie Lin PERSONAL, '
Yea there 3 good rcnson fr i. Wegre cousins
Onslows heart too full 10 comment on the reply
lie took I'D tie strand. Of hair. t.scd thon iervently
and placed them with his fathers letter IN i,c sk
watchdog which he pinned inSids oi LIS 'es' as' over
fever mr. new faith should falter he said. here
are tho mOmento. tint Will revive H. God Dad need
ell this for my ref rnati0B y
BE firm be prudent. my friends" said KcnT.ck
And uow gOodby til we niooi again"
Onslow pressed kenricks pciened hand. aud replied.
&" You shall Ind lie punctsl-
Rather loosely blended with The general currcn,
Of the story Mr.. Sargent opens al occasional vein
derived from the alleged facts Of modern Spiritual
ism, which does credit to his own sincerity OF con-
viction aud loldncss Of expression, without essen
TALLY impering the artistic unity Of the plot. The
experiment, it must DO confessed, was somewhat
audssous. and IN hands less skillfL and oxpe-
rienccd would most likely have proved q signal
failure.
THF NEW PATH DrosxsEA
This is small mt but with plenty OF meat. IL
Is curious product Of current literature In It's ear
nestness-its contempt Of the received traditions OF
ar,--is naive assumption ofinfallibiliiy quiet
ignoring neutrality-suspicious. itsfrank evidently
honest. but intensely opinionated, and cruelty de-