New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-17

NJ. csrro ,srue,f intends write for tho paper on
the subject Of forsyecatlog and eds b ZION Hnd
ee',4 ana vii Improve the paper to have some nice
little HYMNS Inserted In IT, 70 le ane St n NV friend
an Ahgg nid rip an oath in tho midst OF one OF her
sioyou know the little wreteh aoos s"I hn ioo5ed
pirate y"I mead into the far distant future, and
answered me so tenderly' az oh lance ana avs
% there are many opinions yet TO be expressed on the
subject OF what is commonly called profanity nae9
rved at the conclusion myself, that In inpasslohed
natures what called profanity is only the state or pro
exataon which naturally se S Ngs Of thu fine
vigorous creature IT, u moment OF inspired renzy, se
shoul hurst the boundaries OF ordinary anguhge.
n is true the vulgar might call it profane II requires
anonted eyes TO see such things truly. Wnen We NAY
arisen 70 t Te5 En'T re is around us new
and new earth And 80 you see 'Daea Dangyereyes
Gpt sS R S a r!ns 81 w iiS color @
Of course, ends my intercourse Win MIS- ocruai ~
"Bmt," said Eva how can they bear the scandal OF
this disgracefui trial This certainly VIII open thcir
Oh" said jim "you will see Mrs. Cerulian Will
adhere all the closer for this. It's persecutio ana VT
tue in an ages has been prosecuted; therefore, an VINO
are perseented are yrtuOus Don't you see the logical
eoRsisiencyi And then, don't the Bblel say, blessed
when men prosecute YOU ana say al mhHn'i Vi
don't appear to me said Ida THAT she can go far
Knrommoa sense% said Jim; Mrs. Cerulian and her
clique have long since risen above anything ke t cD
mon sense all their of the most uncommon KIND
and relates to a region somewhere up In the CLOUDS,
where everything rs made TO match They live IN an
imapinary world and reason with imaginary reasons,
and see people through imaginary spectaees ana nav
elorous good times all the while. AL wish Is, tha
could get up there and live; for yon sec get l'o ro
state of prophetic ecstasy pretty OFTEN win thls coi
founded hard grind below here, and then Wneh ~
ont naughty word, nobody sees the beauty OF It;
Mother looks glum. Sister Nell says, on jim anu
"Bnt he fact is" said Mr.. Van Arsdel, "Mrs Ceruan
IL respectable woman, of respectable family, ana ts
girl is tramp that's what she is and it's aosolntey
impossible that Mrs. Cerulian can know what she Is
about" .,,.. NJ,
'Wel delicatey suggested some such thing 70 Mrs,
Ceruan" said jim bh bless me- the way she set me
down! SAYS she, DO you men ever inquire INTO .ne
character of people that you unite with 10 carry your
purpOsesi You Join with anybody that VIII hep you'
'ishe don't speak the TRUTH" said Mr.. Van Arsdel we
men are very particular about the record OF hose
oin with TO carry purposes. You would mt nhu
board of bankers taking man that had record IoI
swindne, or man that edited paper arguing against
all rights OF property. Doctors won't admit MN
| titioner. Clergymen won't admit man among theIh
who has record of RIGHTEOUSNESS or lnndcl
And II women VIII admit women, in utter CusresaIu ~
their record OF chastity their lax principles as 10 th
family they lower principles than any Douy Vi
men" .,--- -. A.
very ground from under the whole woman moNelheht
for the argument for proposing II, was 10
into politics that superior deHcacy aud purity, Weh
women manifest in family life But II women are goln z
10 De less careful about decacy and decoIun anu fanny
purity than men are the quagmire OF politics, foul
| enough now, will become putrid." -
ooh, come" said Eva, 1.-THE Subject does get 700
dreadful; can't bear to think OF II, and move mat We
have game Of whist, and put an end to It, Come now
do let's sit down socially, and have something "olte