, 1869-09-19

aIns,,F t,,e hu.tsa.i III spite uf hls faut., " !,
.l,,1,, 4he wfo In fp.te Ut het faustcs.tr.. !,
,ss devils do really de3ht IN lie ,rIumpa as +,r
ana tJul,t think fher MuTt he ]n!IfsHt urrr tta
Anectacie pf a Chflstan peop4 ulre'1 III ply p,tr
aurl1 reettng .jlasuJuteneaa ~ fntA l,srn-. md
sEtarrtg with rage Ut his Wife becEiae she ra4 mn
"cnnaenaL"
fsren nuw aut4ttJ IA tUnfrunfe'l Win npr a;s.-
csy for the crtres uf The puet atll nrr rarnrmy
upun The metnofr bf hIs vile. Tue Ut IT, Iatsa.,
AMI s1ost respectable p,'tI.hlns dFtut IN ~. r.un-
ttr. only IN Mhtrh iat4 lsslet1 run. tha 7,s.,,
htrs tbtntas pf fksttsuAs II Apevl'ptt,h4 vi t.l
t1,tun. tnrpuse'l ~ thp NJ taiR ateA nj ts r..
| tfe.sea. Ahuns n'hes hle1s Al"'h Il,sl grslt,,%
.+ly nhu rartIhtei alt int hef rstsstsf u l.,n.,
ttynlHh ~tfa, faAlfAts lhs f"luw19ti
ss 4n%I ~ i wv "1 Wit w imI i. ii, n" t.. IL sss n.,
tt hsntted ts~*f'ls tA'hl tstttHt. ata. "nl tst
rsal Whist hare hsaft s#it II ~ wis, ! 'hr.p
i,at, ef hantleIs ~ tkfah xint ntassferatlu lfu
m t,ha t,tt rnAafa hrF stsesty{ Thai sn wa. II.
alt'lns, Ntrss't. sf.'''ln91 l.ae tr'r'a hs,n' III
Iatf Ii naffy lNaN ia nIstngn4hn1l, AtIt theu lis
itsai hlnI II. sIpI tITaHsltallt I"
Tha .anIAa r.ltitalAta3 Thai fAsa ALL s<4talaIu3
libal AtaftA VI IN frn1 e fnllIeEs 1t Atl ltn tank
atulss, 1t u ahrEelI 10 III ~ heok velhtet. uI4,n
tlIs railways. Have TIM twopla ever sisl,lr1r.t
over ths uttelanca Of thai lu by the tu.flitss
Gu!cciaH: Has tho press rrLukct l!a1-.r 4
IrotntIa for publishing Il: AMI Jet, wten sat
tlnitE,1ns woman, who has ca]re.l knu~le,11r Ut
American literature. farther shronQh the WIZ Il
than Ill other writer's, living Ct deal, sentifrs il,
repeat to NJ what tha stricken Wits ssid In llvr
own defence, The she stood face to fato with
death, both preas aad public combine In tnu:-
,tuttnous rpar" Of rchate and aenunc.atlon.
Lord Macauiay has noticed how utterly r,,Istu-
loua tho Brttian people could be In Que Of ste:r
nrnarurv IRA n fnnrnftkF. mi MnrnuI1p
hsnpen to wltnesa that dread frenzy Of unrA|t =,
when great md FREQ preas feels rfnus IN putting
rugs over such rutteuccss ~ Dysons, AMI splttIns
upcn such pus1sy IS that ct bis wife AID OF I!at
ntt Beecher Stowe.
IT Was 10 repel such Assaults Al that OF the
Countess Gu,cc.oM that Mrs. .Stowc ~aa >n.uce.l to
utter few sentences, Which, It Is to be hopel,
leaTe his bones IN the grave and mag possibly In
duce them 10 srop trampng upon tha; OF his no.
b!f, but most unhappy, Wife
did not Intend to sag word ufoa the ques-
ton whether Lady Dyrou's chnrcr against the
poet waA well Of i'll founded. do not decu1 tnat
question At Ill Important to the vtndic1s.ou OF
Mrs. Stowe. But sl4ce q dtsuuKuianesl
GeneraL statesmau ard tas!st, the latest
manifestation Of the frio!ly In the ue4h--
volunteering 10 reinforce united press 1galnst
single Fo1au-has Seen d. 10 sum up the svidenro
upon thar question aud has opened upon IL the
bu.Shcats Of Ola Bailey learning, n14r3 aaa time
hereafter to Eubmt su1re comments uPon 1t MY-
SELF.
Co4xENr.-Onr correspondent Il mistaken IN
aupposins that the press is either unanimous Or
| nearly unautnona II eorasnnlnG Ms. Stove. W.
took TefJ early OCCASION not oo.y ta Justify her,
bps to express cur heef that her narrative would he
soupu he truthful regards the charge asala {
LCEd Byron; and in this view q number Of the
most influential Journals IN tte countz3 eotnehIctL