New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

You were driven despair perhaps sim And these last
years OF unhappiness
Oh that happy love that disturbed In the Fall Of
1883 IN the eloquent language of my splendid friend OF
the other side turning Mr. Beach upon the entrance Of
the cool, calculating diabolca sednccr Oh that happy
home from which, in January OF that year. the wife
writes 10 him upon herself the blame of those
long years of unhappiness
sometimes feel it 10 be the objectionable sin God
cannot forgive me" Butn you only may be restored 10
your former lOyencss-
Husband and wife you know gentlemen. grow old
TO each other. We upon whom all honor ana
love turning 10 Judge Nesonl the marks OF maturing
years and advancing age. have not the pleasure OF
knowing the lady who has been chosen the light OF MS
dwelling but know that she does not see him as see
him; she him in the health and flush OF young mai
hood. with the glory OF youth him, and TO this ho
to this hour his tina, which he pressed upon her
finger the marriage ring and he, while he may be look
ing upon whom has touched with some OF those
changes which time leaves upon the faces of us al-he
her she before the clergyman VINO soeln-
nzed their marriage rites fresh and beamng, glowing
with youth and bright the morning star. Here we
have q husband and wife who had joined hands aud
hearts when both but 20 years old when both we're
pure both radiant with hope both glowing with joy both
adOng that Savior whom he has since dethrOned 30 lar
1t s in the power of of the poor creatures whom
God has made And she, appealing TO that earlier image
that purer man which she in her wonans simplicity,
Though l. by my Indifference ana GOODNESS and rehlk
ing OF your SINS have brought you to abandon the savior
whom we loved to go AFTER strange gods ana sltais
forgiveness of God II II will only restore y0u my Ut
loved husband, the husband of youth, If II Will re-
store to your former loneliness and ec9ucle you
to that Being who Ia the God OF your children anu
NINE and To whom look for mercy, for forgive
ness for salvation.
Then again returning that spirit at which the world
SCOTS, which newspaper men deride. but which Our
mothers sisters, daughters, our wives cherlh
returning to that spirit which is willing TO take upon
sell the blame and relieve all others, to bear the
burden Christian until he LAID 1t al the foot OF
the that spirit which Christian minister has been
derded and scocd uttering in his letters TO men
like Tton and Mouton, She pure innocent, unspo'eu
unstaned compared with him. white az WOOL she says
an the chief sinners understand Derfecty now
how you have felt. carry IN my soul tins 1uragI
black OF SIM yet appear to my children and friends cam
and happy. Woe unto you. whted sepuleher, near
perpetuilly | will carry these ag0nes gladly, iOr
know life OF happiness waits.
Whoml Not me-" but you" She had faith in God
that Theodore TtOn could be redeemed by the devotion
Of pure womans love, by the appeal she could make 10
that fountain in his nature which she recognized a. nav
ing been placed there by the living God and when
she could imagine had been let wholly dry up by
Que of those odd condolences which my learned friend
SIR. Shearman. calls ny attention, this uterince was
one OF conception. Nine months afterward came the
term Of pregnancy and child was born. The savior
whom he dishOnOrs and whom reverence. SAID OF the
:" by IFS fruits We snail knOW DAT l4c sa'Ho
Savior else where says, II ye corn it shall not bear
grapes" This is the sowing of that womans heart on
the 31st of January and he would have you believe that
these emotions, pure, loving and so loyal to him.
so loyal to Him above, followed by her being de
bauched before the year rolled by.
II the past" she proceeded not ever presenf.
believe might yet bless YOU YOu are the only human
being have harmed. On wretchcd woman that am!
$50 " Darlng-the appeal ia ended like psalm OF
David with ADJ atom and now the sense Of Guiy
which in her heart ever present rises to adino
fion-" Darling, must both cultivate orr SELF
respect by being what seem. Then Will De ilh.icd
nv ideal marriage tO yOu and you only, a W.ie-but
contact Of the body with no 0her-wnile then pure
friendship with mGRy may be enjoyed, ennObllng us
Let Us not have even shadow OF doubt Of each other
Though all the world are weak, yet will be strong
God accept and bless Us both. Now, WE are one.
Faithfully yours"
And my friend Mr.. Sherman. whose vigilance naught
escapes tends the calculation of truth III the case
OF his and honOrcd client calls attention 10 the
fact that this five days after that night
of confession which he spoke OF 10 her so memorable
that the recoecons of would endure through eternity