New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09

Ny DAmNe: D-.,.,.u
how carry it OF late have been thinking much II my
own life You that don attach much importance
many churchy ideas Of the Christian life seems
that the truest method and the sures Of developing
Christian character is never TO s~ere from one own inward
IDEAL u t whether his ideal be in conformity with
the prevailing conventional notions Of good men, or of the best
Of men have been lOohlS Dac upon my zen ts 3l PAp'c
life and Judging Of It's motives Looking back thus can see
that have been always earnest and stfa%ht,
interest N myself, and too l,,le wiling % be
been sci ar an instrument perform Lately have been
deayOrug ascertain what are earthly ambitions % strug
rch-and never had political Office; none ~,
social fashionable pre-emnence none tnat & uctect for
oraOrca Distinction and nor great dea ~ literary cputa-
ton Nv J4c noOrcly occa.l,.-ii7 Ausncs me with pleas
ure But on the whole believe can r1thfgliy cay That
ship beicycd judging by my persona. experience tA'
public mepar:cnary such i'e as ih2' OF youh- 4an
10 ie , r WHOM one ba. Al dr.t lasted the sweets Of
sober philosophical view 81 what is valuable ana VIVA.
i yauss In le than in almost any way. Asa
oucnce many Of great fame whom l intimately
know make such ruling impression on my mind a. many
Of my private friends do. But had reputation myself
should s De dan ed with the dazzcd years
ago For instance like Mr. BeecIer many respects well
ever did But he has ceased TO be my soul prop-ceasd
inspire to my best life believe he is not a. morally
views HIS political ve"- nave a1e no cha,e N my eeas
toward him friend But there was an Older virtue "Ich
gone 0f rman influence when lscd 10 Dr+hte
my life when came under M ray IA l1e1ct tI ''
became gradually quenched IKE vanishing sunbeam hehVe
men They are not 80 GOOD as my wife and children Half az
hours talk Edh Bradshaw inakes Ne better S,Sn hsn
malt dozen could DO. have lhu rwott SaDbalh
day-Ono baptized my SON. spoke 20 thousand
children this afternoon and have been in glow ever since
TINS viii accosnt for the have such
monic letters But now send, good
FOREVER yOurs, THEODORE
MRS r1IroS TO RE RH1rEvDo OF BESSIE TURNER
TThs letter was marked Exhibit D, 96.'1
M shearuan-I read letter from Mn. Tfton;
SATURDAY AN Mar g. 1860
Ny DARHo Ihdrt looked with great annoyance and pam
Oh the map 10 your whereabouts and realized The mn
aense iAOr Going through before your etf Just
reed desired do Don't make " ettrn tour
AMIN with your the engagements near nome we
Wi ny 10 pay of our debt and educate children BHdcs
baby viii ard both Tor our laOurs reel
sure The failing fast bow fuA oi happiness Should
be- could comfort you To-day!
katy Bcchor visiting FlOry and they making earomes
Ia the Kitchen. q,
Tie note from Philadelphia very curious. Bessie IL all
rr 90 sunday school every SUNDAY ana 'sts
me once fortnight. is boarding 40 The Home ana ~ iacn IA
ricl families Fifth where -le has found
enough 10 do sewing by day and they pay her amply she
has been New Aurk, and received very
cav valentine and the whole appears quite conttnlcd she
doc- al pia for the Institution every evening Tor the
Urls a had but La adacne ltei Tank
daily llla ] relieved % her care.
DO you know when may look for You have come 10
the ~ my printed rt only The few changed appoint
ments remain. ,, e.,
change never expected All under my roof marvellous
That luxnrions ride the followed by wearness
veaaton and disappointment How very very often LAS been
thus with ar IN oar NE
And am unpotent 10 help you. Farewell
Your dear WIFg
mailed hasiy line 10 you night to Kokomo-so did
Frank Moult0n only now discovered the mistake.
lYhis IclIeI Wa marked RxLibi, DG.]