The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
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Bv Isi D'S of q III tragedy crowfilng yeara
ghinnfia,,ad IyiInna Pevfying tic iinbrcsslohsi
gofI6horifT ana ldistnny% that the hand Of
Observation-Disclosures effticed vi i "a 81
A@flHOs.t
Dixon SS, I'D buys d supreme trblitci do
Fplctlirf Z, rs "tlic graildest gentlest
Eilp,iro5 hfNthe tlercest wnr or human his
tpry.4a man who was "a lWnys doing n or
u u ayel,i ;;s 3 Silently With the burdens
lie hniSbo,iIc, worklnglmigli tyE deeds with
Ss,cii5|l ittlo6s rlctlon,fthatl lie could mot
know nor could the crowd pc lore whom q
die assed. how deep Into the COT
sloepplels life the love Or him lia dS grown.
AT tho time The was stricken$d he was
tile incAinAtion Of the III mon
on the altnr Q VII ose y re- every Sho'use
had laid the Offering ts first por
led nv Henry Ward Beecher,G5 Dr. 81 eplleh
lying Dr.B Charles ST. Robinson Dr. l'heo-l
slore 5Cuyler DIR. j. T. 1rhompson, Bishop,
Littlejohrfa and Bishop Simpson, are Quoted
Sby$NfrN4D ixontto show the M tiohnl frenzy
folio ng lincoln deaf no the grllett
{dlsplayed ut his funerf u AS, 81,
FIJI Tnosmost striking charnoter presenta ton,
iii 5,Hrle Gansnall, after Int q of the
,ed ,e oHDa stasos
ifouse oil REPRESENTATIVES, ana 8supposed1
~ III dde m us stevens 81 onnsyivani,.
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HWspa II snail tnwn "a eI Ecd-
par. ths state,of
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Know 40
tSe ~ res 81 prhn
an q hls To, I,
eSpAftners WI 4 l1ls.o and KIN s!oIeman
81 g 81
otherwise too full Of dark dgullreele ting
tfaged S
stonemansIs described as the author E
Inc reconstruction NIL ana the iather "
the ZION league, as being fl!led W 4,
Sout bel "a ma n Wf1o has on " one
soft and tender spot ill3 his ms
very true. real love
HIS termlnntlon 10 Shumnle the So'uIl
tera Work 81 d i m Iecois
~ Il M nHers ia life
81 81 5; Ills son. 49, IN
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soath essoliaa reprodaeo a,issst n geIIEgs 81
and Work. the ",
=, 9, UsiS ~ woence
could 9e -
Al yldnesa anu s
~. me y.
tho reconstructiYepe period IS ould
figure so prominently III print III books
|5tlut have anip1lHed tho revelations first
sst tsss G
|..yudes the literatufa of the twentieth cen
fury seems to the near a * proa c
|. condlt ions OF the South, when problaems
|TthatShad their or g min the time Oft ne
|%Ciamsnan' and in egls lntiye enactments
for settlement. AT least, Mr. Dixon seems
to think SO, Ill r y, 5s5S
IA Southern man. who has read nj he
Enxr' personal ikn owiodgef | lie account given
I3inbit ar II liz work done bys tho 3Ku} iKlux
Khan, declares that Il Nj. dixon has done
alma niece or realism In his chapter de-
Wot on II ,o dasnrIntin,, az ira DID Scot
{tish rite Of. tho1,STiery Cross, 4. AS
Y.sett - .- - q 4, n
e,,,o :, !, II, N I, INV, % r1SsonJ a.
augustus g Buell. Two yolumes, :, s. ;oo
per r res 'crlpners sons
I'm nllhlisher's sforeWord informs sus thnt
Jackson had been q llletlme studIy W w;
N.Y. Buell. ana the Mn