The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-20

suppress gambling No. gentlemen their only OBJ
ject was TO bound down men who never did them
harm, not for the public good. but for their own
private gain. Their business was to
DEAL blows IN ruE DARK;
to spy through the purlieus Of vice to sneak upon
the track OF unsuspecting victims; to invent .al4e
and malicious occupations against tic innocent, and
thon to carry their burden OF shame 10 partner
or employer, or to a wifes or mothers ear, aud
distrust In the mind or wiring the heart with agony
And every act they did in this their Wanted sup
preston OF gambling blghted some reputation, or
dcsi Dyed the homes OF some young lie Ana 1t was
done for gain. on, sir, Ond here Col, Fellows turn
ed and addressed west face to facc, or sir there
has never tear fallen. or sigh or rroan gone up
from the wife child Of a victim 81 yOurs that Won
10 not got p good dollar for lTremeudou sen
sIion. and West bid his
CHASTITY rAcE
uron his hands God Of heaven IL IN the dark
catalogue Of crime there is worse criminal than he
who 'or gain turns spy upOn his iellow-men. ana
secretly blasts their reputation, Tc1nnot give him
namei lRenewed sensation, and Mr.. Howe turn
ing " us, whispered, "liow fearfuly Fellows is
"hnd now" continued Col. Fellows. they sue
editors OF nevspgpor-, and Tor what For doing
what they exist in our community ~ dO-iDr strip.
ping crime Of its disguised and ruldug 10 TO view in
tne full hlazo Of publicity. Tho Pre's, which after
AL ~ hut The sentinel on tie yerv outworks Which
surround the raicg cards OF social order,
" under solemn obication 10 sound the
wrnint note OF alarm whenever danger
threatens tae well being Of society In any quarter
And after uoso facts had been brought Out, 3ud had
.''' tken ,niieia notice o. and these crimn9i1
facts, and oil rs dyty nObly in helping to
EXPOSE ruE HtRrEs
Who had seen -o ''ns In secret prevr, upon their
fellow mon. anil. tor thus doing lis duts -itA have
boon brp.Ilht D., ttt. iutIeicd r,llertrinr III uo
be joined IA d,leudcnt with Mr.. Dana. 'or / hive
'1id icVcror u ms OF these criminals than he has
printed; and. IL there be % lord ~ ui-ne Aan 1
nave yrt used u ciartciefiz.1g them frr Gods sake
'c.' u me- ilui NAV r"u"tt j. now. Tor these men
are worse than Wurlrrers, gentlemen vt the iuty.
laKe from mr. now the reputation that have. blast
wi ch'r'c.'r, crv' me from l'o o1sl ion occupy.
urn me ad'rt without occupation aud with ati hope
o.. setting an opportunity TO earn a living forever
gone. and s,ui mo home 20 my vile 4ul child a
im,i. hopeless min, ani VIII .sk ~ hoon tnd
srpIgr TINE rAosrn
On nv hclr'. lCreat acns0ti0n.1 on v were better
a. Ao, .7l 'm'' 'ctrr Emit I, and vic, ard child,
should become tIr atgcr's vs'ir.4. than that
such fate sloull ovcrase t.. LReucwed sonsa-
ca. ralloxs then gave comtso, and lucid ana
lysr Of the evidence, and 'iaciod Lis argument BY
lmony to be ifrs. sna 'i Tes eot m. money 1'o Of
Mr.. Hyde by rerEon Oi these f7lie reprcF liutions
tctccs then what a. ~ T. BE- ciih'r false p-ptcnccs,
or t.1 % Is no oatrec ~ all. and mcr may thus oh.
thn money OF whomsocyer they can without the
possibility II punislmtnt.'
Coz. Fciiows's address produced profound IN
preston, and he was congratulated IN M hands
aud ~ no one more heartily than Mr.. Howe who
nu'l1ed his couUrit Ilation.. no Neyar, by wishing
hat the Colonel had been on the other side. IL
being after o'clock. Jude Bcdford informed the
Jr-v nat De would not keep them Ion -er, but would
deliver his charge TIM moraing.
MIST SLEEP ~ the rosBS
vi Howe then asked that West b. allowed 10 60
orir on biz own resemblance, hut Col Fellow
o'jeciin1, JUDGE Bed ord Refused the request. say
ing inst 10 Dc were District Attorney De- should Ger
tirly feel IL he d1iy % object to such thing at
that stage Of the clsc.
Mr.. Howe ronied thd be entirely agreed with his
Honor, aud only wished H. client to 40 homo IN
charge OF IN nicer afd remain b. arrest an The time
~ no cfitcr Nas prcsent who could take charre OF
ne culprit. the whole trio hsd TO return 20 ptsun
Tie Court was hon adjourned 20 n O'Clock TINS
morning when JUDI, DrssforI y I--.itrrgs the iorv