..., Undoubtedly! Beyond all controversy! and that it was done as a mark of indignity. In answer to another question, as to what their object could have been, especially in regard to the body of Col. Slocum , he replied: Sheer brutality, and nothing else. They did it on account of his courage and chivalry, in forcing his regiment, fearlessly and bravely, upon them. He destroyed about one half of that...