CONSISTENCY.
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The Modern Times, published at Williams
port, Md, says, in one column, ssThose who
are fond Of reading the details Of horrible and
attroclous murders must not expect to find
them n the Times. 1t is nothing but cor
rupt or craven curiosity that could induce one
to hear or read an account OF such fendish
butcheries" 1k2 t3ah as#"a


In the very next column is another article
headed "Murders in Virginia." in which an
account is given of three dreadful murders.
How consistent are the EDITORS words and ac
tlons a ~ t