The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-25

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I'soag them thats 1 sundefgso thL
fpdhishn4ehs times soveat III Il 1ieII
ftsssidf! ndiohcs5f tsieessl d;diob
tin the eaeaus4g cement Of ,4nfe1 al
st1r8pteafs, agintedi nhore;a however; i4al
I told, tUmy'qp dety than t. my
l4hothef's deserts 1yBut rarely was
Iheatd out with . patience 8 and from
Some houses repealed with; PERSONAL
|sdighities: The day came T saw, my
mother half adhdressed by the base of
|e6cials.;; 4 heard the prison gates ex.
pand;; I heard the trulnpets Of the
Emagistracy sound:L:'she had warned
me what to-; do ; T. had warned my
self. Would / sacrifice aHretribation
sacred and comprehensive, for the
smomentary triumph over an individ-
1nal 81 If not, let me fforbear to look
|.ont Of doors; for r felt that in the
1selfsame moment Id which T saw: Tie
dog of an executioner raise his &C
cursed hand against my i'mtotthetr,
Easvwiftbea+t than The lightning zvodM my
digger search hi heart: When l
Heir heard Tho roar Of the cruel mob !
paused, aean1idufee1d, Fl ei's Iostole
5{dt by bylShss s of ths = cisy from lily
t~aR exhausted sisters, whom" llsifft
Mespi1g fhf'seaeR bthe rs1innnioo scent adr-mfs,
fdtD TIE FOREST Fhee4iee ialistehed to
4e IL o,atihg popau}ace = there ever: I
ffahncied that Z could trace my poor
| inotherr,s route by thsh course IF the
tt1rtiumnphant cries: There, even then,
" even sthen; I made; 10, silent forest
thou hear'dst he when I made, "a
vow that T have kept too faithfully.
Mother, thou art avenged sleep,
daughter of Jerusalem for at length
the oppressor sleeps with thee And
THY poo: son st, has paid, in discharge
Of his vow, the forfeit Of his own hap
piness, of a paradise opening upon
earth, Of 2 heart as innocent i'm t. as thine,
and a face as fair, s..5 ts,.:. ..::,.t@s1.
fia"I returned, and found my mother
returned; She slept by ssearts;2 but
she was fevefisR and agitated; and
swhenshe awoke and first saw me,
fshe blusbed, al if Isoeuld think that
real degradation had settled upon
|iher.a Tkenait was Iotold'eher of my
sivio1a.o % Hereytesss oswese:i lanbent with
fierce lighs4ot s39honaent butt whom
-Inwent Oh mtaote 'isaagefly 70 speak IF
my hopes and projects, she called me
/; te; kissed ! @ s. and whispered
a @ not g 60 EnI a s s fink x net Ct ns'
mothin gl,,s net Of yengeancsT .5a! q
oplY, q poor Bereniee and M !! a e g
shzt As thoyght ga a st,ft N xaat
thiaI magnaaipo p!| and ia! foshBeaEng
oth!er ~ Iskpex bY sl the, 55sp9r4ts of
our one faithful female servant, hAad,
in the morning, during her bitter
trialp behavsd.a lnightbhaSe became
a,sdaughters ofsJudaso MiceahssuBs
shsdhadi1 hooked serenely uponf'the
vilesmob,: and awed ;evenitherho by her
serenity; she had disdained otosiutter
a,shriek when the, cruel lash fell upon
her fairsskin.y There is q point that
makes the triumph over, natural feel
ings Of pain easy or not easy, the
degree in which we count upon the
sympathy of the bystanders. My
mother had itnot il the beginning
but; long before the end, her celestial
beauty, the divinity Of injured limo
cence, the pleading Of cofnmoif4 p Won
anhood irs the minds IF the lowest
eiasss;a2 and The reaction ri manly effssls
ing in the men; had worked q great
ehs1ge II the mob Some began now
t. 81: thpeaten theae who he'd l been active tl
in ine',ltiagher The silence Of I've y
and and repsst aecesdsd II a no y. and
RPFaaa4fn;s md N tsssffpasy xhirh j tehhey
lsEpelya d Yp.ddezt .e.a ! n.,t..esrea ths
rude rabble a. they witnessed nore'
and more the patient fsFtituds Of the
sufferer! Aleflacess begun In 10 rise to
wards enc etecutioSer. Things wortt
such al aspect chat the magistrate.
put d sudden endstot the scene scene
| saSg,tS Z z5sgts sd III
"That day we. received permission
togo home. TO 5odrpoor house in the
Jewish quarter. IL know not wheth
er,yodf are learned enough in Jewish
usages to be aware that in every
Jewish house, where old traditions
are keptsup, there is one room conse