To The Editor Of The Tribune:
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To The Editor Of The Tribune:


Allow me to ask whether journal that has taken
so nigh a stand as The Tribune should pollue lis
pages and disgust the delicacy of the refined among


its readers by details such have ate been creep
ing into It's Police Reports. allude the more par
tcularv TO two or three which have occurred of late
where all the indecencies of parties in the lowest
walks of life have been trumpeted with circum-
stance of detail disgusting to the reader, to whom
from their position, Throwing the cause OF morals
asde) is but of little moment whether they decline
basencss among themselves in its positive or super.
latve degrees. 1t is best that such details be left to
the scavengers of the Herald and "Sun," whose
vile panderins to the tastes of the mob have spread
a corruption that has in some measure injected the
better part of the community and that the pages OF
The Tribune should not condescend TO salute its
readers at the breakfast table with descriptions suit
able TO the tastes of the denzens OF the " Five
Points flRESIDE.