, 1879-04-26


Cu1CAuo, April o5.-l was much Interested In
Mr.. plngrcy's letter In t!,eSntur,tay TRIBUNE,
April 10. lie argues Will, ereat deal Of force,
It must be confessed, anl II IL ali vcrywcll from
Its own standpoint, no lount. Imagine ace
tic lltt!u gentleman star,lIns iu his little niche,
pecrlng out III his little window intu the dark.
uess: nnd Just ,now he sees something. lie
thinks hc is nble to tells It's atl about what hs
sees, and Its cause and cure. Let us be patient
n,ld hear him through.
But some Of us are looking at this same fright
full object from nu oppostta standpoint from,
Mr. rlngrcy'e. AMI what VIZ see ia, that man Is a
tyraut by nature; 1t IL born In him, md he cali
not help It, nor can he be cured IT It, fur hr
docs not helleya he fs u tyrants
Men may bo divided Into two classes, viz. !:
good men and bad nlen. Each n,nn Is king iu
hts own iuaIicuabic right, and cact, tyIant In
his 0wn domain. Bad men tyrnnnfze over cur
pornuonR, cities, States, nations, a, there is no
ono 10 rebuko them or mdke tllent ufrat0. a
good tnan puts har upon hfs tyrannicat ten
dencles III all outward sctublances where the
world Is to sec. lie does not forget that he Is
to eccm to bo good, md TINT society ts not 10
know be Is uut oil ile appears to bc:
His darling preroEntlrc. crushed down nutt
dwarfea butnrc the public, finds only the uar-
row Held Of hume fur cxerctsu, uni only ouo
puny little woman for It's nGjcct. lIu finds III
thls ono WOMAN great manr iuults which tso IL
dtvncfy unphintcd to exortsse. mud the greatest
fault of ul ia that she Is Ills wife. For The life
having married him. lie coaxed her to joyu
ami wed l',sn, it Is true; but II sllo
Ind ilal common sc'lsu aho would have
known ls did nut mcan It.; he only did II Tor
trapeG, Sic shall suffer for it, What riebt l,as
shu to a,onupolizu such Il tower Of nianhood
when there l.re so mary ladics smiling all
around him. easl lrwsrdly slgh!l'g, "ohs that
God Ind 1Hnip INC sl,cll Hlau.h
Mr. lngrpy hiuts ntlOut fresh graves, but llo
does not tell Us who lie III them; but there IL ,o
need; | can tell Just as we'll. They arc filled
with broken hearted W}Ves,-s'omcn who, III
their tNneccnt, uhsustcctsnE youth, lett homc
lnsts); wanltn who have to'led week days md
Sundays, year by year, until their eyes hav6
grown dlm ANl their 1ailds unsteady. tliAt tht
''Iord OF the Inanpr" might have the more OF
who never could claM 0Nu dollar ot t,cir own
cArnHgB betaitis9 the husband lad use for every
dollar l,e could get. Is ttle house uot his, and
the f1lncss te,rrcot1
anguish nhout "blIgElel hopes autl crushed
livcs.n IlIe darkness about him Is 10 intense
iis eun1ot dIhcern ti,At 1t !s not mems but
womeu'a lives at'd hopes that arc bliciitcd IND
crushtu. Il III amusing 10 sec lltus tnFn toward
tllat group Of nohls, true-heartcsl women alll,
with hutr on en0, hurl inyectlyes Ut them as re-
spotIsiblu for tleac eylIa. Good Mr. T., calm
yourself. The women who lte "stabhsl aud
bleeding on tile altar Ut their Aomcsaor in tho
asy tSss " s. pshsy i 'Ssi ,sy hsa s s
will AMI tie chanrv, ten to eps the Changs waa
tHssng; or II ttry had trttie iald BY Ilr csturt
wYs missing. That sleek, r'ce-lolk,n. nIAH III
hEuutc!nth " not goi,,E u le *cci with sa't,
wcury. caitap-t'UeinE woman on ats nrtns No
knows a woillan worth three ut bGF. one lie Will
hc proud 10 escort. lle thinks hv Will To sot