New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30

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| TIE LESSON OF THE DKMI-MONDB.
| Into the grosser dynasty Of the under we
looked hut will not speak. The only question the reader
has right to ask Is whether all this will end
in any suggcstiveness. Let u.s. then, premise with the
statement that there Is sham In the world like the
gayety of Broadway carnival. Its microscopic vir.
tues are shallow the rnd; the ashes lie close mp TO
the lips. or the inmates and freQueuters OF these
cert saloons all but tiny faction dwell forever within
the sight of felony. We've BIower wears jockey hat
and spends the revenues of the bank but the fellow
Brewer dogs her of twilghts like hungry thief and
there is always cell waiting for her in the pitch Of the
station house. Camille in New.York would find for her
armand creature whose face white the jsll
walls. and there is riverside Bougiyal where the
Ingenious cyp-an dare pass her Summers in the little
selfdenial Of balfreal love-
This sort Of sin in all American cities holds festival
In defiance of the law. Iu all continental cities OF Eu
rope 1t is known the law There there noclesscs
of offenders for whom penalties have been enacted who
arc not assured that tho law does not stand in vain
But here We enact against the crime ard spare the
criminal. There statute books very great
proportion OF laws which 1t was found necessary to
make but impossible TO execute Whenever the amount
of patronage OF vice passes given limit that pat
ronage is more respected than the law. We either.
then forbid reckessy, are not strong enough
to do what design The absolute ard bold vices pay
no licenses here, though their incomes are monsrous
The tiger fights 10 great audiences yet bis heaers pay
no taxes; the only silks which DO not pass the customs
are paraded after dark. Ten years ago DR.. Sanger,
Physician 10 the city, collected and reported by desire
the character and cure Of the Social Evil 1t existed
in ali the cities Of Europe His recommendations made
some stir but were never honored in the observance
and with tfu bot abortve attempts TO crush cypran
ISM but never regulate IT. the evil has grown 10
such gigantic proportions that it oyeaws the law alto
gether.
TIE KINGDOM OF TIE ROUGH.
The rough Of whom the roydy" is only spe.
cos is very frequently the protector OF the class Just
reviewed. lie is an exclusively American Individual
iy and gives the tone to American popuaocs by which
We are rated abroad. lie is the greatest friend TO
democracy and It's most terrible bnne For revolution.
nng he is serviceable elements for roting horee'
cruel and cowGrdy fellow Lawlessness in this country
the hgLhanded generally takes the direction 81
the rough. and seldom graduates cracksmen.' we
import thieves, but manufacture our ruiiansi ard
the class in large cities constitute our on
real homogeneous character. The only American Ier'
sonag,s Of the day successfully embodied in the drama
except the negro, Nose and Sykessy and Jakfy
TIE wEEsILER's HEADQUARTERS.
Come then step from Broadway In Houston-st, and
where blue lamp before "A tumb'edown oil house Of
plank filings weird Illumination upon the broken cuio
and unclcany street the public house of he re-
nowned Henri Mont. There is baT.room, checlefod
with 20 many portraits Of champion puglsis that we
unconscously ask what margin there could have been
Of losers Sacredly framed in glass and ebony dity
show agains. the walls tie coors Of the bcnioia Boy
- t.N f.f q
Of cbenp John on the Bowery-but with show Of
nationality about them and ndiferonily printed In
some simple device These suggestive Of the live.
they celebratc-poor cotton fabrics, to hauni awhile
upon parade and then do ngloious duty at the nose
Thore are fos and boxing gloves. and borrepistols.
and Indian. clubs lying around. and white bull terrier
very old blndy making muiier on some straw In the
corner parrot sleeIily screaming In eng" and two
or three cases Of specimens ~ natural history the 10
scripiions on which are almost semoic IN their crude
ness walk TIE length 81 the bar sharp turn. up
short fight u wbiiewashel stairs two inver'iohs
stoor and q smell OF slnded 'or. brings us into an
Irregular place where some fifty or sniy people nre
arranged on benches around the room. An apartment
adjoining almost great contains q piano ana .
woman WHO tlnys nn accordion, while there are an
1py Of mysterious going here and there out
Of which bob mattresses Will trays Of quor wlo seep
the pairons mindful that everybody accepting seat is
expected TO drink TAis iuJupcton enforced by many
placards on the wall deuouucing lotcrers and prn!ng
the frequcnt lmbber. while Mr. Henri Mont short,
,ounre set festive looking gcnemaus present to see
Tia, order IL enforced nobody is thirsty. Lest the
race Of Henri Mont with whose name We take Liberty
or two may be mistaken let his hospitable welcome be
stated:
a 'earty goodnight. gentlemen says Mr Mont.
"leastways the moon a shinin. az ! card my ga say
Mr. Mont is the champion wrestler Of America, and
the policeman Of bis own establishment lie SAYS IN q
fraak way that he used to wreste FOR pleasure, hat
only does it Of late for basket Of wine But hc under
takes surprising Performance With ponderous Inlinn
, clubs making thom carcss Ike cures II mrllpiblc
shadow, aud Increasing the rnidity of Ls movements
at every new era OF the exhibition til when be ceases
the place bursts into thunder Of applause with re-
marks inteIpOlated cs-
81 tloit at the first of. be might let EN- drop"
"Iim let EN- drop 1t an't in him"
Them ant 40 more 10 Any than straws."
And quietly lis,ening, with n hllfrlcased counte.
nance the small. square man, oldaced who can throw
anybody bigger htler, in the country. orders the
musicians to give quadrie. and the uneven board
Goors crcak beneath the feet of sc whose separate
ileutites are too strange for plain matter Of fact chrOn
iee. There Nancy Sykes as truly the great carl
caturst ever created hcr with her bonnet pushed back
from freth unabashed face ana her CATERS making
the music nmbe she loats IN the arms oi spy lit
tle fellow who must be the cousin II closer to Char
ley Bates la other couples we'll dressed boys with
festive faces who smoke they chassti and who might
pass in a crowd for genilcmcns sons. but whose thin
agile hands used to probing plethore pockets or