, 1875-10-26

.'o""f% VINO, hh0h ttH!n hstef VI" !ht'snAc7 nA
begun left the QUARTER f.atlu FIR -ltnattnr
at tho tithnda MaRA+ins dn l.ouf a. III The Hue
he ltso!I. Tho R,ff fonnd hetsrlf on ccintn, aud
told Robert IT her situation, bHt tho sou !E
man tod her aho ty nnd brtIts1y that lin r':li
have nothing further 10 10 with her. TIN ptpt
EIrl-poor not beca"ao tho had rnt hinnet!. tnt
bcca1ihs hile wss puntaheI-sought her father
and c'nferscd sll. lLo matchmaker at once
"ent tn the s1agastn dn Louvre, and saw 1.ob.
A. .e Ses 81 .Spasse' sns n,usv.a ts %'*' IT, ' oo
w'oa sen. a.' What eotf do 70" Intent to Do for
daughtsF7" aste'l tho father. Nothing ra-
piled Robert. "becanHo Was not hor hrst 'os'
anawcr. then drow 20 M I'd and esabtot) h.ut 10
tue breast. or cau1sa, atatatnbot waa artes'c1.
ard Ia now In prison awaiting hta trial. whl1s
Isobork wAs taken to tho hospital. where
Ss ua1o; , tsG Ss tPoo ~e sS e. h"x ss
andre DumaH hasea l1fs lottot 10 thu pnnton
haionah'. do not sond sou THIS remarkable
production. fur doubt whether It could appear
truth. |, Ia Aon," hat delicate thing 70 give any
.den OF II. Dumaa' arguments, In tic 1arBt place
the writ contends that IN matters OF this so,t
love dots not enter into tho question. lie Gays :
There IL youth. temperament curlo'ity. ennul, 1osa
Of plnlsarst IbertIntam opportunity. aud. abnse all
tue most powerful argument, the most telanlt.hlu
ansttiafy, IMMUNITY for ntn NJ 10 love, there. h"
setnh!auec y T.. tn.1res . .otnan shen sho IA
n'n aHd WOMAN aaauines Any ohsF form than this IA
not lore.
IL. Dumas theu coca On to cay that Anch IT.
falrs Arse from thu ignorance Of ,oung giiA
10 ri1t tfen % their guard ia ''nte manla b'eu
cuiieuso." A voting gi,l should he taught The
poBition Of the ne1oa. Tho lahy who IN pnid to
tase informed n. Masamoot .! Aia daughters
been made sn honest woman. "uu:," savs II,
dumas, " I nnderttaud that . husband
should not be warmed in euct, Cases. oven al
v,se T.: The end q u; Masamh,t's t.ia:" bs
unanimously &C luittod amid tho applause OF tbs
"hoo court. Should pot bo SURPRISED If nut.
sido tie court .hero fhouId lie one os
tloae demonstrations Of which Paris, tile
town e.nao'e ,of dung eserythnc
tho acluittal Of sla1amo do Joutosse. who
Ind man killed by her gardener for sa"ing that
10 onfo7ed tho favor5 Of Mile. dc ,Iouf ,eso; Of
II. Patrv. who ahot his wife'a lover; Of n peas.
act. who a!iot llis daughters acducer. Tl,a nc
which, doing nothing to prevent tho fault, il
obliged to conlono tile crime. rs tllerc.n nska
u. DnnaH, "auy way Of preventing aeuctions,
dcsor4lons, crimes. .acanuafs aud ac9ntta's Yes.
aignmena which do mot reproduce, ho urges
that TIN virgin pntity OF a'oung clsl iH prop
erty, capital. md that any man who infriugea
thls right OF property ought tn DO punished tY
heavy llaos and danages or by imprisonment os'
tending from Two to ten yea!s. II nay child Ut
horu. It should ty right roceive tic, name 81
tue father and be endowed b. iaw witt
= ccra'u sim paid bv tho father. Let ttls
au declare that all bpstarts should be prot terto;
and reared by The State as so7,o Hort Of cnmpco
satnn fof tho wrong done by their parentago
II. Dumas cites lletcufeH, 1alala"l, 1crlti!ah
Arclllea.,s Ronulus, T4etnistoces, Ju.artIla
Iancrad, Charles a!a1to' Doccaccio. Lc onarao d
Tinci, Peter Farneso. EraBtus Fendome, Cleinen
-. Hfar1 ca t,.,
| Champfort. champ,onnet: and 1aequo. polIl1c q
proofs Of the tal"uta OF tllegttmato children. il
shoss. two proposals. are made BY n. Dumas
first, that seducasa should he heavily punished
eeconnly that illegltimate children be ralsed b,
| wllat In remarkable aoout II Dumas lottor l.
| not the theories broac4od or his own reclEia
styto, Il IL the fact that 10 l.imself, tht
aithor Of "I'uomma Te,nme." Il. de
eiaimer against rico and tho would.ho ori
atou, ia the very man who has, tol.aps, con
tributod tho most TO the demora'lzation Of hi
countty By his Writings; 4e it - who !las rte
tented Rilded rice In lhe light Of nILrod r,rtnc
wivos and ,motAera; till now thoro ar
maay French people who associate ou
own counsrymen with pru<terie Augtaise, aut
aneer Ut Easlist houae. l1fo ndio road
ing !" la Dame aux Csa1eiias. or - Lo Detn'
| aaya to waits for better proposals. OH tho sub
}ect about which he writes. uo allows That h,
may be- considered mad CT immoral, It would ht
bad uollcv to contradict him, for tbeto can bo.
| tE,uk, but Tito doubt that mar
who even now is drawing large SUM
from writings Of dcbaslag clsracto
| Will not easily come to be fooked upon either a:
| = cento. moru1n q the reforming Draco OF th.
Freucla law. N. Dumas maY be mourning hi
| rags folles ia tho 1ackcloth and asnes Of mora
pamphleteeriaR. BIT. there ia a suspicious strain
INK after SENSATIONAL effect in steHe popular din
couracs which will not persuade bia aulienco tha
| tho tinset OF the tfansformatson Hcene is tca
gold.