New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-13

examples OF proigacy and icenOusness ON the part OF
her nobility. presented such Instances as Is shown
in the life and career OF TINS man. Born
in Vermont -, gifted BY nature with Ia
to be equal TO that Of Eebser-a these natural powers
and abilities that should have been made useful to his
country. his fellowmen, and his God, we're prosued in
that demorazed struggle for wealth in which there is
throughout the carrying out OF the doctrine that you
it," Women found where he pursues his haunts He
desired Mansfield TO return. She declined l ain glad
that his wife has satisfied her sense OF duty by appear
the first day OF this and has left this court
RETRIBUTTvR JUSTICE.
This man. with all this power with all this enginery
turned his batteries against this poor and weak prisoner
at the bar Jealousy, perhaps entered into the hostility
and bitterness that he entertained toward this prisoner
The prisoner arrested convenient order ia procured
and be is into prison. He harbors thoughts OF
murder. Detectives and runlans shadoWby his direc
tiOu as he admitted and as the prisoner believed the
track OF the prisoner The prisoners mind
stock liable TO great nervous and cerebral excitement
The murderous designs entertained toward him were
communicated 10 him. At last hoping that he Is away
from the scene OF danger when distant from where he
supposed that Fisk was mile at least, on Saturday
prepares 10 purchase ticket for the teater He sees
woman whom he mistakenly supposed was an
leave these met, suddenly and unexpect-
eddy met. and the prisoner, with his mind
deadly enemy who bad been upon track possessed
deadly weapon pulls pistol, fires and Fisk falls. He
nal when depicting ms fate. He died like
the cavalier depicted by Walter Scott, believing
nothing. fearing nothing" Do you ask me again
whether justify murder without any sense Of
Imminent aud impending dangefi No. But God
moves by laws. Men who live m violation OF
his laws sooner later, although they may flourish and
prosper. will fall IL web that 1t Is so For the sue
cessfsl OF man whotrampes under foot all laws
human and divine would Get at naught all the teach
ings OF tho Bible and tie instruction OF father and
mother around the domestic freside. God moves by
laws He has written In the Book OF Inspiration the
truth that he who lives by the sword shall fall by the
eword Men who live life OF violence are ever liable
TO fall victims TO violence. The seduces "a
woman under promise Of marriage may drive and goad
that woman to irresponsible fury In the OF
Miss Harris. that she becomes the instrument In the
baud of an svengiDg God for his destruction. And
n is not her act, IL Is the act OF the power
that controls her When Belshazzar was at the hight Of
bis bower the judgment had been pronounced demon
.tratod by she handwriting the wall, appearing to
him In the midst OF his feast and r0tOus spendOr de-
clsT1nR that his kingdom had been divided aud he
10 be given up 20 destruction. Who would have antic
patod nine mouths ago. that this power which had done
much bring discredt ana reproach upon our inst
speak with feeling this subject for say
very man who has Travelled abroad will say that moth
Dg has done 20 much " bring diseredt upon the Amer