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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

4 CASE OF CiRcuMsTASTIAL EVIDENCE
[Erom the Boston Transcript, May OLA
curious fact, showing the unreliabiiiy o. cir
cumstantia evidence, has Just come to light
in connection WITH the case of DHn rhy.
who was recently tried and sentenced IL
Providence for killing man named Favor.
Much stress Was laid on lie fact that the
officers found on the prisoner White-handled,
two-bladed knife, which was positively
identified by several witnesses as one be-
longing to the murdered man, but which Den
nelly >touty asserted was his own. Since
the trial il has been discovered that some CT
the employee; of the undertaken took the
murdered mans knife from his pocket aud
laid il away, where it WAS forgotten until
accidentally discovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
MILLINERY GOODS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II PATTERNS 10 be still exhibited dur saTG
80 49, MADAME q. DEMELMANss..,
Also every article III The millinery line can be had
at MADAME B. DEMELMAS's, ~
1923 Mnin street. L
THE LATEST SENSATION.
WILLOW PLUMES, POMf'ONS FOR ST. HslER.
in every fashionable shade. -
FRENCH FLOWERS such as have never l,eiore
been exhibited In this city. In FANCY GOODS,
real Lace fIcTues, ShawTs, Wells, Collars. and HANG.
kerchiefs Also full line or Imitation LaCcs. Id
Gloves, beautiful, In all csiors. Jes-sueh ~ C'ns,
Bands, Pins, &C., ut The od-estaI,shed house OF
MADAME B. DEMELMAN.
y. B-Counfry merchants will find II 10 their0wD
Interest, desirous of purchasing WHOLESALE, by
calling upon me, as am convinced, after having
had our prices. youwi be satisfied that the above
statement Is correct.
|....-. 's..e MADAME B. DEMELhAN,
1923 Main street.
my5 between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

An entirely new edition of the famous En-
cyclopTdid Brittan,c1 is shortly to be issued
in Edinburgh. and the task of editing it has
been entrusted to Professor Thomas Spencer
Biyncs, of the University of st. Andrews,
one of the prominent contributors to the
Edinburgh Rerler.
Mr. Alexander Mcdonald. of Lynchburg,
one of the State commissioners to the vi
emma Exposition, will sail from New York on
next Saturday.
Rev. Nicholas TaI!ey, born in Hanover
county. Va, May =, 1871. died in Columbia.
s. c., on the 10th instant. He was a Meth
odiSt preacher.
The New York World says Mr.. j. RAN
dolph is likely to be the next Governor OF
Virginia.
Hon. Jahes b. Sencr, NJ. c.. has gone IL
the st. Louis Congressional Convention.
A lodge of Good Temp!ars his been
formed al keysvillc.
The painters in Baltimore have struck for
s. per day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

FREAK OF LIGHrsISG.--[Lynchburg Ne'oS.l
On Saturday night last, during the preVa
Ience of Il severe storm, the lightning struck
the hous,, of Mrs Eliza PoindeXter, at I'VE
River drI6', on tho Orange AMI Alexandra
railroad. ana passing down the chimney tore
OF the n,uel- pieces in the second ana nfst
stories. In the lower room Mrs. PolndeNteI
and her family were sitting at the table eat
ing supper. and ~ severe was the holt mat
an iron shovel ut the Fireplace, by the SIDE
of the nlautc!-piece. was hurled with great
violence nearly across the room, striking
Mrs. poindexitr in the forehead, cutting
.7ish som" two INCHES it, length. ana to the
bone. and inllcting very serious "ouno.
All the person, in the room were more or
less shocked, hutfortilnately al eseipeu WIFE
out serious injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
The New York CONNER 1l"CcrnSe'

The New York CONNER cat 1dUerttSer
says: ,,o
coIored friend George Downing Is Jerking
his genius around Virginia, and dellghtlng
large auiienccs with lecture on Paclflca-
ton in he SOUTH There are few men
who can hurl out such chunks Of common
sense Oh short motto: as this retired oyster
man..
There was much excitement in New I ORR
on SUNDAY in consequence OF rumor tiltl
Governor Dix had ded in an aropI"'" H.
I'll" report gained such prominence t''al Two
well! kiloW, ministers al1oincc1 IL from e"e
pulpit IS Il fact. Tle excitement lncreaseu
until di patch WIS received from Albany
stating that the Governor never WIS in pet
ter health.
Daring the past week the Boydton sub
sc.ipIions in aid Of the purchase OF hafl-
dolpa Macon College for Masonic purposes
have reached several thousand dollars
!Soutts,de VtrgtHtan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
TnE RAID on THE New York GAMBLERS


There y great, excitement among the
sporting fraternity in the CITY. EVER gam.
bling place is effectualIy closed. at about
| 10. o'clock Friday night the ward detectives,
acting under Instructions from the Police
Central Office, Visited the gambling saloons
and told the propretors thereof to shut I'D,
and they did SO. At 20S Broadway, 4 game
kept b. Ira Jannay. Familiarity known as
odd Jan, the dealer hurriedly covered the
faro.tabie with a white cloth and posted On
the door, Gone up Salt river No. 8 Bar
clay street, undoubtedly the most extensive
faro game down town, was visited early in
the day by police. 1t the moment OF the
detectives entrance number OF WalEstreet
bankers and brokers were around The table,
and perhaps this was the only game in the
city where the checks were being laid down
thick. On the notice OF the police being re-
ccivcd the game was immediately closed.
and a motto. posted on the door as follows:
This Office will he closed for few days.
1.-The games in Ann street were dismal.
George Perrin closed up. DeLacy's game,
10 Ann street, was shut up, and his neigh
bors Of II, II, and II, in the same street,
shared the same fate. This block in Ann
| street has afforded house-room for u nest Of
gamblers for the last ten years. In Fulton
street. the block between Broadway and
Nassau street, on the same side as the Bel
mont Hotel. has been honeycumbed with
faro banks for several years. Lately they
have been more numerous than ever.
Uncle Bily'> game. ut 80 was closed early
and notice posted on the door by some ire
weren't wag to this effect: Copper the
Jack and play the six to win, for you've got
to lose, then shoulder Jour eyebrow and go
home broke
Sin the Grand street and Bowery, notably
at Ia Of latter, there We're dozens of di>ap-
pointed gamblers discussing the situation
and cursing the police, most of them laying
blame on the shoulders of Mayor Have
meyer. Superintendent kelso sad that this
order was intended to be and should he en-
forced, and that the gamblers notion that it
would blow over in day or two was
entirely erroneous"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

Man kIllED.-A >ectionmitn on the ".
G. Y. and G.. s. Il. H.. named Mike Curtin.
who is supposed 10 have heen l!ia" upon
the track, was run over and killed by the
passenger train thai LIT here hast Saturday
night tctWcnn Burke, aud Fairfax stations.
When found atlerward hc vas dead, and an
arm and lee had been severed from The
rest of his body by the carwheclS.--lScrnn.
1,jo kI07eftp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

T IGHTNING-RODS.- are prepared
/ 4 To nut ND MuSsoS'S weil-known TUBULAR
COPPER LIt;HCNl Nt,-RODS, for which we have
hern soil. agents for the last five years. Ordefs
promptly and faithfully attended TO. ,,,,,,
Aish, sole agents for oil EOPHnNE OIL, wfich
is over $50 rcest and the finest oil Tor safety OH Tue
American continent
$40 BROAD street, between Filth anu Skin,
NH "a r.tcHuioh" ""
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

BoswELLIANA.-The Dispatch remarked
lately that DIR. johnson .xasperlted Il We
nernbe lady OF BillngsE,tc by calling her
substantive" DR.. Johnson was quite can-
ble Of such conduct. 1t was, however, Dan
(,fonueIl who tormeDtcd an old woman By
calling her "hypothenuse "and similar hard
names. Souttside VsrgsntaM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

ARRAY At YORKTOWN AS INSURANCE
AGENT SHoT.-- [Corre>pondcncc Norfolk Jour
nat. May IT,. Quite a row occurred in York
town on Tuesday night Last, wbicl! came
very near proving fatal to one OF the parties
engaged The particulars which my inform
amt furnishes III" are these: DR.. Bennett, Of
York county. and Il Nr. Sale, agent OF the
Southern Mutual Insurance. Company, OF
Richmond became involved in dispute In
reference to an insurance policy and bond
which DR.. Bennett claimed TO hold, The lie
having been passed qui'e freely, blows were
re.orted TO, and DR.. Bennett was kno' ked
down with slungshul. After recovering
himself he va: kuocked down tue second
time whereupon he drew his pistol and shot
Sale in the breast, but owing to the thickness
of his clothes he only inflicted Il slight flesh
wound. Sale then returned The fire. but
without effect. The natives of Poquoslu
becoming very much eNaspera'ed at The treat
uent of DR.. Bennett, it was deemed best to
convey Sale to place more safe, which tie
sheriff accordingly did by conducting him
safely 10 the ferry, ut which place he crossed
Tie iyer. UNDERSTAND. t!rt il would not lie
very healthy for Mr.. Sale to rctuln to That
section.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
Railroad Accident or the Atlantic,
Mississippi md Ohio Railroad.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the hm2nd Dispatchl
BrroRhS, May L.. 1873.
Three of the colurcd men working under
CAPTAIN Kidd. section master OH the Attain
tic. Mississippi and ohio railroad between
Butord's and TbaNton'S switch, in Bedford
county. attached their polc-car with rope
to the mail train on yesterday morning, and
in consequence Of the breaking of their rope
while the mail train was running on Il down
grade were thrown with their car of the
track and seriously injured. one of them. it
is said fatally. They were all badly bruised
and maDscd. Their names are Alfred Da-
viS (most hurt), Reid IIancs, George Davis
(sun of Alfred. TrckAHoE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
LATEST NinNiGUT.


The following special dispatch. received at
midnight. gives some further horrible par
ticuars:
CurRRYvALE. HAS, May 8, 1870 7. NJ
Seven more bodies have been taken up, be-
sides that of DR.. York, with three graves yet
untouched. Six OF these have been denti-
fled. II. Longchos, and child eighteen
months old, We're identified by his inthcr-in-
law. The BODY OF W. +. Mccarthy has also
been identified. He was born in 1913, and
served during tue war in Company ID. One
Hundred and Twenty.third Illinois yolun-
tccr infantry. some men from Howard
county identified the body Of ID. Brown. He
had silver ring On the little finger of his
lett band. with the initials of his name en-
gravel thereon. The body Of john Gearv
was identified by his wife, from Howard
county, whose terrible grief over the mutt
Iatcd remains OF her husband was heart.
rendiny. All had been killed by blows on
the back Of the head with Il hammer.
9TH. Threats Of ull had been cut except
that Of tue little girl. The whole grou!d
will be dug up TO find more gives. The
excitement is Increasing hourly. Some suS-
pcctcd parties will be arrested tonight |
will return to the scene Of the murCe' TO-
morrow, and will .end Il iul account OF
cvrryihiu. new that is developed. The Whole
country is arc lscd, aud the good name of
the state is enlisted in the determination to
secure the murderer, if they have 70 be iol'
,oycd 10 The ends of the tn. The scene
Al the graves SURPRISES everything III horror
tina. could be possibly imaglned'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
14TU.LlhM DAFFRON,

't'''N3
w ii3~ MAIN STREET,
offers 10 the public the following GOODS
ricturcs-largcst stock south of Washington:
[ hrom.s and Ul-PaintingS. any that are in The
market: Icture Frames made at hall-hours notice:
Photograph Frame large stock always on hand:
Nnudlngs all soTts-5o.ONO feet ON hand; Looking
Glass Plates aud LOoking-t Glass frainc>--a large
sleek: large Family Bibles, extra large SIZE AMI
finish. n.u>y approved cd:tions; Clocks from the
hest manufacturers in the United States, suitable
for parIOrs, offices, and stores. Carpets-trllsSeis
extra Supcriinc. supcrfne, medium. ana otIi'r
descriptions Of carpetiugs RuEs-bruSeeis. Sel'ei'
aud tapestry. Oll-cloths. Matfings-Checkeu nm"
plaiu best descriptions Walnut Extension Tables.
and other articles. All of which Will sell for cash.
or nv payments of weekly Or monthly instruments.
+. 3a-rndam WILLIAM DAFFROS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

RrUMOND. May .. rI3.
Having sold In Nr. tI.or2c \. smith my ihi"rcSl
mud u- will In the tirn of Bragg smith, cheer
fully recommend the new concern 70 the patronage
of my friends. WILLIAM n. bhA"e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
DISSERTATIONS q pARrNERSIIHI'S'

nISSOLCTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SlllP.-Thc CO. partnership heretofore existing
uud,r tlr urln-uau,. of Bragg & Smith i this day
dissolved by mutual consent. GEORGE 4; SMITH
having purchased the interest and goodwill OF W
s. Bragg ia said concern will cont inue The X IL
ROAD, MALHfNISTS', and MINERS SUPPLl
BUSINESS In all its branches at the old stand, No.
! Governor street. IN his own name. anu resp CT
fully solicts the patronage of his friends ami the
public generally. ~ llLlAM y. BRAi''r,
GLnRGE \. SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

7 POWERS Il son,
Lie COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Who'll ESAI.E PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS,
1910 EAST MAIN STREET,
ha,e the following goods on hand and for sale M
reasonable terms:
100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR, choice brands;
$50 barrels SUPER FLOUR, choice brands:
$50 barrels Cook 6 Lyman FAMILY FLOUR,
Is hocshcals No. | SHOULDER BACON,
Is hogsheads CLEAR RlB-SlDES.
81 terces SEGAR-CURED CASpASSED HAMS.
900 barrels choice EARLY ROSE SEED PprA-
TOES.
$50 barrel, choice JACKSON WHITE SEED PO-
200 barrels rEAIHBLON SEED POTATOES,
choice stok; . ..., , ,.,,
50 barrels extra early GOODRICH POTATOES,
for seed: -
500 bushels WHITE SPRING OATS, '..
100 barrels NORTHERN APPLES,
200 bags choice PEANUTS,
IS tubs choice ROLL BUTTER,
lso boxes BRUCk'> SOAP,
100 bags r. r.. PEAS.
900 bushels WHITE CORN.
80 boxes hcs, Lonion LAY Err RAlSlAS. mn !3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
MAY 4. lsT7.

-PARTNERSHiP.-W have this day
~ formed co-partpershp under the style and
W;iuLESaLE GROCERY and LIQUOR BUSl-
NESS at "" 1911. corner Seventeenth anu Nal"
streets. 2ic!lm"ud. Va.
nv liz JOY NkR / MASON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
ro.p,rtnershiu heretofore

NOTICE.-The co-partnership heretofore
~ existing between The undersigned by The sfyi"
uf COX & MILLER, IT. Richmond, was dissolved
by mutual consent In December LIST The books
alone authorized to rercve payment of debts due 10
the lite firm and generally TO settle its affairs At
torucys at law aud other persons having charge Oh
uny accounts Of said frn for suit collection are
requested Ia report aud make settlement WIN
Judge Logan. Address nj care OF Mcssrs. Logan
Il Eransford, Main street, Riclln0ld. Va. ,
- ..rtsE JAMES L. COX,
A. j. MILLER.
.,I.,.a ,.ra my 9-lWt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

1 NfiI:Ati:E COAL.--As COAL in
n thc north, markets has now reached It's
loves, figures. AIN prepared to receive "rd r, from
partIcs Wishing TO lay 10 their supplies Tor the
sulnx winter. 4 full, stock Of ali Kind, VI COAL
always Oh hand and for sale al The IoacN iuarhrt
rates. WIKI h'tEhlS,
nv corner Sevcrta,ith aGj DOCK streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

GTEINWAY & SONS CELE-seEvx
- DRAFTED lIaNOS and SMITH'SY7S ~
AMERICAN BRl;a Ms can only
I've obtnined 1T sIEIGHT & HUWARD'S, opposite
the post-ofce. An elegant assortment now on hand.
Old pianos taken In exchange. A splendid new
Stclnway Piano. seven. octave, carved legs for $500
If applied for soon. Pianos to rent. my lo-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
WOOD AND tDAL.

EUEL Al Low PnICES.-Haying to
L take another yard, IL my present. l. 10 bc
buill III on IN few months, 70 avoid nio:inZ Ii
will self from this date the best ANTHRACITE tsll
siHs) and CUMBERLAND cOAlr tuDr'iuacd Tor
l,i.Ilm rttrpoaesJ at reduced prices Aloo, CLOVER
HILL COAL. COX f.. and MAtHfSE-SAWE Ed aud
SPLIT WtDD prepared oniy st MY steam t3ctory,
iii Min strut, ara Ninth and Cary streets.
m. :. T.. J Is. ATKINS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
T'HE OLD AND RELIABLE STAND.

=. y. CARTER.
Successor OF the late concern Of Carter Chrstian-
has opened at the we!l-known stand $50 MAIN
STREET with large stock Of FAMILY t;RStE.
RIES, entirely new aud fresh. All kinds of FANCY
and FAMILY GROCERIES will be constantly kept
on lmnd.
A call from the public Is respectfully requested rs
the reptta, lon of the house will be fully sustained
by the occupant. mn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-10

Two political State Conventions are
called to meet on the Both inst-ene the
Farmer Liberal and the other on the in
vitation of the Allen county Democrats.
The regular Democratic and Liberal con-
vention is called to meet on August 9th.
All these movements are in opposition 10
the radical powers that be. The followers
Of neither are foolish enough to suppose
they are strong enough to carry the day
themselves, save the country and restore
Just rule and economy. Each OF the three
conventions, undoubtedly seek to accom-
plish the same results. Why not then
unite3 In ITS some little newspaper
obtained cut representing wounded
snake cut into thirteen parts, with the
motto below of-"unite or de-
1t is evident to all careful observers
that the 9th of August meeting will be
hs C0nUentiop. 1t will be composed Of
reasonable men of good sense, desirous Of
30 shaping matters as to secure all the
good possible. The Democratic party
gave evidence last year of wish to make
every concession, proper and fair, likely
to secure the overthrow of corrupt radi-
cal rule. 1t has already lifted itself opt
Of the past into the actual present.
As there is then, no serious nor material
difference between these different move
rasnts, in aim and object, We bessech that
AL be united upon one ticket and one
platform, and under the sentiment o.
Liberty and Onion, that We march on tc
victory in Ohio next fall 1t can bsdone.
it should be donei
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-10
NEWS ITEMS.

Christopher Bennan a young man o.
% years of age was drowned IN creek
near Meadville, Pa, on Saturday last.
The Steamship City of Washington
went ashore in dense fog on Saturday
last, on Gull Rock Bar, seventy miles
east of Sambro, Nova Scotia. The pass.
engers, crew, baggage and valuables were
all safely got off.
The Military Commission for the trial
of the Modoc Prisoners arrived at fort
Klamoth few days ago.
"A young man named West was shot
dead IN Billiard Saloon in Charleston
Mass, by John Duffus youth of Is A
verdict of wilful murder was rendered by
the Jury.
AT the Horse races in California the
other day, the fastest running time made
in the United States was won by Thorn
hill, making the mile in 1,43,
Six thousand Emigrants arrived in
New York last week.
"A sister of Colenel Mosby, of Confed-
crate fame has been appointed clerk in
the Dead Letter Office at w ash1ngton.
The debt of the District of Columbia,
figures up $14,777, ,459, with more to come
The spirit of Improvement" did it.
The Connecticut Senate passed resolu-
tions comdemnIng the back pay bills Of
Congress, and condemning the Senators
and Representatives in Congress from the
State for opposing it.
A SIoop found capsized in Boston
Bay, on the Tth inst, which on being
ughted body body became disengaged
from the riggin. It is supposed that
that there were others drowned when If
capsized.
The schooner Alomento, Captain
Oakley, from st. Johns, N. r, June 25th
bound to the western shore with fishery
supplies, was wrecked the same night
and all hands lost.
-QE the sth inst, half mile of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad track near Kic-
kapoo STATEN, dropped into the Missouri
river this evening. 1t sank out of sight
In the flooded stream in one lurch and
without any worning. 1t seems that the
river undermined the track without the
knowledge of thk railroad men. The wa.
ter where the track was situated is now
forty feet deep. Railroad men saw it
is the most fearful rent ever seen. The
escape of re trains was almost miraeul-
GUS
THE cholera has appeared in Little
Rock, Arkansas, and Chattanooga, Tenn,
The Connecticut Senate rejected a
bill providing for Constitutional Con-
vention, and passed q bill giving the sp-
pointment of Railroad Commissioners to
the Governor, instead of the Legislature.
AT Syracuse, New York, Wednesday
night, Dewitt CoIastock, aged Sc years,
while drunk, killed his wife, aged AZ
years, by breaking in her skull with q
cobblestone. Jealousy was the cause.
Comstock gave himself up.
Folly and crime are twins. At
Reading, Penn, is q bank called Bushing
Bank, and stepping up to the counter OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-10

OccAsIoHALLY one meets an old Demo
crAt who refuses to realize that a change
has come over our constitutional dreams
and our race proeliVities and predomi-
nance-that revolution has been accopc-
plished IN the country, and that the "old
Democracy" are out of power. Disagree
able facts are sometimes hard to realize
difficult to accept Bat they must be
we'll understood and considered before We
are likely to act as becomes "wise men
engaged in great and arduous struggle
for liberty" The situation must be con-
eeived before We eaa act judiciOusly. Let
cur friends consider veil and arouse to
action. Let everything be done to unite
al Who are opposed to radical rule into a
harmonious movement. In this way and
in this way only can we secure success
aad accomplish the overthrow Of the pres
ent corrupt rule,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-10

The Richmond Whig bitterly donoun-
ces carpet-bag despOtism. 1t says; "These
miscreant carpet-baggers can plead no
justification. They left the States of the
North to follow in the wake of desolating
armies. They came from full country
to starving country, to filch and steal
the little of substance that was left. They
were not exilss and refugees, nor were
they soldiers who had signalized their
courage on the field of battle. The instinct
that impelled them hitherward was the
instinct that impels the vulture and hye-
ma. To these creatures the South has
been given up as a prey for eight years.
How mach longer are they to be allowed
to reign2 ? 1t is bad enough when alien
enemies devour the substance of con-
quered country, but what language is
harsh enough to apply to people calling
themselves countrymen, who enter our
gates on such mission of cannibahsm as
is that of these carpet-baggers ?"