The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-18
SPIRIT OF THErpREss.

SPIRIT OF THErpR rSSr
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. aug H1amsner warns the South d, beware o
ofsnorn Aoolitionists 10 the guIse OF Know Moth
"sb saying that We should fear the Greeks though
sihs. Why should the South Join her bit.
ser reVilers In the hue and cry saainst foreoners
rHy OF the New England clersymen. who de-
noonced her insttutions to Heaven, are novx lead.
ers 10 the Massachusetts Leai.Iature IN vis,,ins
persecution and outrage mon fore,.ney. n h
from such Know Nothipps = .ie.e ,hs, .,e vaho,a
ers are to expect an eect,,. v.,f.r. -, .ho,,,o,.
Ism. The Irish recimept of ,oln,,s.-. -
called ou, ~ 80, :. .o's''.'s. wuo "ot
dition case. and m.nfnn, a,a ,h.,. I,,.. =.
since been di.bsnaad =, ~. r.~.s
chusetts. L. ths son,h - ~. . -. ...s
hers fs abe "a ,or !. o. r...s...s '.' !. m...
handful Of strangers who dsred ~ ,.ts hs, n.r,
at the axnen.a of ,,s. - s,.s---.s,. ~ =,
YER, re..on ~ ~. sa u
Northern ma. 4. ,h.,. ..s...,. :. y -. .s. ~
outcry aeaiu,t slavery WIN avs. h..-a :, -
ltcal sermon AGAIN., ala e.. C...s,,',
pit No Southern man b., sv.r -, h..-s - =.
eisuer, like Yantee. co,.,.r =. 80 .s.s,. ). .o'
to shlp our .,ave. osf - hr,,.ss.s
The Whi1 pivas . h,s,o,, 80 ~. .,.-.A
S,ule to Spain. n. re,u,,. .na ~. y
led to those rasu,,. !, -. a.. ~ n'n
/ .Ss suss "'' oouio "ss
~ Ps"pefeo oy Mr.. Marcy - to induce him to
throw up his commission after n conference ,,ish
Mr. buchanan NJ rordon p...,s.-. n,--
Iiiev,ng th., \. "a -. - 'eiso' oe'
ment, was BY no means unwill,nv N ra.a,..l h,.
resignation. Mr.. Augustus C. Dodoe ubo e,1.d
Mr. Soule's slippers n a milf and r..,.. 80. 80
parsonage, from whom there u M d.roar os ~,
lision between the United s,ste. and So tn.
Wing has no fears of a war. notwLhs,a,a,,. ~ .
significant movement of late naaa hu .ho c.L,.,.
such AZ fitting ou, .,e.r,.r. e
T.. -e w. ''S'' mysterious meeting"
@c.
The Enquirer says that from its correspondence
1t ID assured that tba secre, ord.- ..
ard ,ho, a.. -. oe' oiesking up,
| 1' '"e o'u nte Vi democracy 10 burning
brightly on the cherished affairs of the old State
The rottennees of Know NOTHING hoo.,or =. -.
| co,,;n. sxno..a ., LII, eos'As 10 pe-
80. ~ -, ~, p1o"' view, and VIII be
'A.a' On tue 'ourtn thursday In May.
1t also gives a history of Mr.. Vesp asian E,,,s
| editor of the Aner,cor o,rsn :. x.,. -..'
- >. s'A washington, Id
winch says mat no was notorious at Washings
ton one of the most persevering and indelicste
ofice-seekers that ever infested the Motrono1,.
| M -. No'iopons.
Inc fe""y ros' eomoats tne idea that the Amer.
can party OF Virginia Is unsound ON the slavery
| rail- hxyc
r,,na oo,. .nd desion,n, ,..rs. y pfesu
nnrnoses If Lnavor. snd naasos W suDserVo the
porant neonIa +, iben aiuap opon Weak and ig>
dence 70 SHOW that The aho;s;nns. coiumns OF evi"
ava onnoaed m the ordsr an aann,,s. ~ tue North
verv tendencies' W "'~ouu' VI "s pro-sa-
|
HUSBAND POISONED BIZ HIS W1rx.-Tbe nav
ton. Ohio. Journal. of Thursdav la., a,ua. ~ =,
| .u.,..,.. -.'" s"o' tne ioi'
lo"ine particulars VI coio Dioooed murder, no.
tced by us yesterday, which occurred there IN
Monday the 9th.
The Journal thus Describes the n. rt;os
mrs. Elzaoeta hegas, who stands charged
with the murder OF her husband by the admins
tIalon OF poison, - tne daughter OF Martin Cum
ningna an oio ana esteemed cltizen OF ColesviIle,
Mlaml county. sne 10 apparently about twenty
/ TWO years OF age, medium height, mas blue eyes
ana brown nair, ana may De pronounced good.
LOOKING woman; sne Is member of the Metho-
1,s. Eplscopai I Onutcn, ano was always considered
~ nose VINO knew her 70 be good Christian,
Kino ana anecuonate wife, and an exemplary mem
per OF society. but. In the face of all this, she
eommNteo one OF .ne most olc-biooded murders
ever recorded Ia the annals OF crime. Her hus-
| oand 10 saiu 10 nave Deen an honest, temperate,
and industrious mechanic, always providing well
tor his lamliy, and never 30 happy as when admin.
iserine 70 tne comforts OF her he 80 dearly loved,
in return.
| James " Mowry, ALSO citizen of Colesvie,
was arrested soon after the commission of the muir.
DER, upon tne charge above stated. He Is man
OF property, has vile and three children and
has always borne good name He Is about thirty
i've years OF age, hve feet ten inches In height,
| and az hi-iavored man as one would see in q
days journey. Mowry has been member of the
Methodist Church, In good standing, for many
years.
Mrs. Regan made full confession of her guilt,
the chief cause of which was her passion for Now
ry. The latter had, for long time, been importu-
ming her to murder her husband Some four
months ago she wrote him the following letter on
| the subject;
| PIouA, Dec. g. 1854.
"Dear Jimmy Once again am seated to write
more, but you know can't refrain from il. and a.
have been living in perfect hell (if you will al
low me the expression 1t is hard one but, never.
theless, true,) and have been tormented dav and
night since came home He saw me kiss Won.
and that was enough: Oh how have had to uf,
fer for it. did not think he saw me, but he was
watching me-. am 80 near beside myself, hard