New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

horc was terrible, fresh accumulated evidence Of the
wiokedpcss of thc parent What he 10 dot He did
not speak 30 hs mother He felt 10 be duty not 10
communicate tEoso horrors 10 her He had no friend TO
who's, he wished TO communicate the scandal of mis-
family There seemed cling his mind Ihe IDEA that
THE terrible evilught be turned aside and accordingly
after spendng al SATURDAY. a. said and al Sunday IN
manner that attracted the attention Of others AZ nd
eating melancholy condition Of mind, he last comes
to the conclusion that his proper course accept
the ksd offer hs uncle, and place hD prospects oil
keeping the engagement ON the issue OF an eHort 10 see
his father and try possible In any way to con
ciafe nm or make any arrangement by " hich there
might beassuranoe Eat his moher"oGd hnbbe touo'ou'
,LgLUsIyE HOPES.
There we're thousa nd ideas which naturally entered
his mind and induced hope Probably the hope was not
n wise one Probably none Of you would suppose IT to
be within tfe compass probability 10 bring hs father
10 any sort OF terms But he knew sosoething or tue
father. aud hat he fond of the pleasures 1i New
York aud o. staying 19ee If Was mpossbe to
say that his father might not es ee 'spuSa.GS slT
| YOU are going abroad let nc go with yon,
Just such ldcas yonng 6oy ~ She here 7 Fsun Hn
entering upon lie consideration whether there wac any
thing connected with thfsiutervew tending 70 support
the abomna thrown out here that from the very
beg1nuing he designed 10 got his father INTO foo
small with nobody else present, ana there snoo'
hm and go off on his European tour. AL INC h 0,aeh
stances show that his ideaa. however unreasohsDe'
hopeful and in the other direction: Lac on sun
day his resolution rs formed He viii see the tne anu
try the effect OF such efforts as may be employed
Yon perceive he does pursue the secret course of
persons designing tn evll act secrecy ls opse[seu ~
| nowhere reference
the particular In which he had been always secret,
namely refrainug from speaking OF bis father To ms
Der heart If she that be intended 10 meet this out
rageous an Tossed with fears and hopes and breads
read but he speaks with native and ordinary good
ness he to topics of consideration and regard
SAYS IL would be neither safe nor wise TO leave her
unprotected against fathers acts ' am gong downto
New-YOrk IN the morning ~ see himi put WITHOUT
| mother knowing IT,"
AEsEScE oP PRErEprAIIoS
Now can you believe that the hey entertained the idea
in hs heart that time that lhe was going TO have
6gh or dispute with his father aRd to Kill his father
Knowing that it would Immediately cause his nprison-
ment and defeat wishes ana expectations Certainly
not you suppose the fathers letter wrought IN
mind eeng of self abandonment and despalr where
WAS the necessity writing explanatory letter 10 MS
uncle IN Albany about IT. He had ms TRENDS 10 Troy
who had nyited him to ylst Them ana II %ss easy ~ a nc
fy his mother for his absence would occupy only
day OF two But no ne leaves DIS ack as 'nsS n S
leaves his tracks good, honest, innocent pnre
embarrassment 70 be sure but not without hOpe-for
youth seldom WITHOUT 1t in some way or other-that
view with his father, to secure those advantages and
give The security his noher, his little brother and
' fa You %''4 find Just the secrecy ap0n' of honest
innocence and tender affection regard 10 ms mother
so to thru persons sou nd concealment OF conduct
of his father that bahitual and necessary
in the conditions N which he was; buI you lind no other
eoncealmen but frank honesty justice aud decorum IN
Thus passes sunday. That terrible letter his
uncle. He couldn't very wei call his mo her 10 give
him much money AS was necessary, aud he asks a
relative Tor triing sum- There was not enough 10 II
for luxury or indulgence There were s. TO get TO
New York and back, which left 81 for days
hotel expenses ami possibly nights lodging.
Thus his conduct Is marked with all the simplicity Of In
and drectneas Of pure and ingenious truthful
mind contemplating no eyll bat hoping to coneiliate
dwell on the circumstances that occurred his
way to the train iu oonversnS with ms neghbor, the
gunsmth. and the who loaned him the money. and
with couple Of boys, his whole calculation seems 10
have been, and he said So that he would be back on
Tuesday; but pass over that as OF less consequence
than other circumstances which have been adyertod TO-
TIE PRISONER N SEw-YoRK.
You heard from the DlsrictAtorney, and it has been
enphaszed tn various ways, that this monster OF in
touy tho rroment be reached this city, went calmly
and deliberately 70 the Motel and took lodgings pro
ydcd himself with room. and eavaery sent notice TO
h,s father by letter to come and him. and this has
been introduced the initial stage OF the teacbery by
which he drew hs father from nome ana pace %here
where the might take an undue advantage OF NM
Sna Ma' Va. ' tesacd t0 beerc the CoTonsrs jury
that the DisriotAttOrney should have eudeaYored, by
the forgetfuness ~ the clerk, young Barrett as 20 the
time when Frank first 10 the hotel " pot before
you this atrociOus conception OF wckednes on the part
OF the young man. am that be meant no evil by
IT, aud that he will attempt sustain any such idea
OF evil bur will confess the souDdness and absslnte
evidence before you. Now, what is the evi-
dencei The railroad car wOnld arrive at 9ss
of n mills nom he fathers residence, which
was we'll known 10 him, not because be ever visited IT,
but because great many OF the letters are dated from
that very identical house and described 10 with perfect
precislon. Whether he went on foot or car he waud
have reached that place about o'clock, dusty and
travel worn he would be naturally marked waih the
signs Of travel after coming down in dusty car The
good says II was just after o'clock. TIE time
and the dusty condition OF the young mans clothes are
perfect harmony. And what was his conduct Had
he brought letter frauduenty written Tor the purpose
Of inducing his father to think that there
might be a friendly interview and Of eoaXins him
az all He cams IN asked for Mr. Walworth, and pro-
posed 10 20 directly 20 bis room making no provision
10 be alone or not but IN manner OF perfect simplicity
and no calculation ia reference tO the manner OF effect
and the had right TO believe him, might be
there. and he going 60 his lair without
speck Of terror IN hs heart for among ms other vices
LET 20 TO hs RCcOunt-be is brave lttle fellow
Terror has but small place In his mind II would be
only III the immediate presence OF danger whlch aroused
the spirit OF combat IN ms near that me th1nght OF
danger to hi own poor iite person would DC likely 10
have much influence on him.
1HR ISyTATIoN TO MS FATHER
"well no." says the good wonau, 81 will 90 and see
II be Is in and she nuds that be Is not "Wen says
he "tell him that his son il az the surtevan House.
and wishes to sec hm-I aul going back "A casual,
childlke simple message 10 particular invitation for
MN TO come there. IL was IN the SIMPLEST form, and
the aLher leave 10 come OF send m word thal he
iu that he might call upon him as ne pleased The
good woman says ." Mr. Waw0rth may come III, and
not know it; the best way is for you to write a note
tOD but at the suggestion OF this woman, he writes
this letter, aud u very properly has o'clock
time otherwise IL would DO necessary. But IT per
forms excellent Office here for 1t shows that he did
not first 20 to hOte for be had not time 10 there
and after house. and IL shows that the woman
is ght as the hour; Three O'Clock. want TO try
tO settle family matters Call at the sturtevbnt
House after hour tWO This Is an invitation 20
cal at the Ettv8ni House Ia the afternoon, but not
Immediately. lie designed 10 90 back and take bath
perhaps, and take meal and clean himself Call atter
an hour two IL is plain that he meant call
that day, that afternoon. " Call after hour
or two IT / not there will leave
the office" Now gentlemen, u is true that Mr.
Rarr is
should remember she tune, nobody can tell-but he
sticks to te idea that Frank was there about O'clock
and produced sustain the idea that Frank went
the hotel put and then cavslerly sent 20 his
father 20 come and meet him there All the crcun-
nIecmde The pnsshllitY OF L. and chow hal MI