CORRUPT LITERATURE.
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The Richmond Republican of the 10Th in
slant contains the following ideas in connection
with the late ragicsl occurrence which took
place in that city:


There can be no doubt that TO the Vicious
and corrupt foreign literature Of the present
dav. NAV be traced cause Of the change which
is beginning to show itself in the once pure
and simple habits Of American society. The
gross deprsyiry Of Eugene Sue and his school
is at work, like slow poison, 10 American
veins. The yirtuous, the prudent, and the