[273]. See, for example, J. H. Ingraham: “The South-West” (1835), II, 185–189.
[274]. See, for example, Southern Literary Messenger, March, 1839 (5: 219).
[275]. See Public Opinion, Feb. 11, 1893 (14: 448).
[276]. See Our Day, May, 1893 (11: 333).
[277]. See Haydn’s “Dictionary of Dates” (1898), p. 681. Also, “The Cyclopedic Review of Current History” (1894), p. 647.
[278]. The New York World secured “interviews” with nineteen governors on the subject of the proposed visit of the committee. See American Law Review, November-December, 1894 (28: 904).
[279]. See Literary Digest, July 14, 1894.
[280]. See Independent, May 16, 1901 (53: 1133).
[281]. See article by Edward Leigh Pell on “Prevention of Lynch-law Epidemics,” Review of Reviews, March, 1898 (17: 321).
[282]. See Georgia Code, 1895, Sections 356–359.