The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-11

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large number gentlemen Irishmen an,
Democrats~-respe the operations of on
P. j. Malone. This Malone went to Grant
Creek, at Democratic, expense, pretending t.
be in favor of the ticket. As soon as Messrs
Donahoe, Crutcher, HoIbrook and Others left
however, this treacherous apostate commenc
ed working against portion Of the ticket
and circulating whatever he thought woulc
injure thecandidates, He was discovered a
this business, and; compelled to leave tn,
camp in hurry. The feeling against him
on Granite Greek and at PIaeerviIle, wa,
very strong. The Irish element was partic.
nlarly exasperated, and if Malone bad no.
left the country on foot, in the night, and Ia.
ken to the hills, he might have received. very
rough treatment from the hands of his own
|eonntrymen.A 1F. Ass0Q - Isl
The base treachery, the donble-faced du-
plicity of this man Malone has been. carried
onin this camp for some months. While
pretending to be warmly. supportings Hol-
brook, Crntcher, and the Democratic ticket,
he has secretly sought any means to defeat
them. Writing editorials and bogus cores
pondence from various portions of this coun-
ty for the Idaho "Union," and at the same
time making all sorts of protestations of
friendship for the Democratic ticket,
The natural instinct of every true Irish
man rebels with contempt and adherence
against the falsehood and treachery of this
migrate. The card only speaks the universal
sentiment with which he is held tor his course
in this county during the past year. 2 ra
10 show bow fully he is sustaining his
character here, we publish letterfrom Hon
James D. Fay, late Democratic candidate for
Congress on the Oregon State ticket-~a man
who is known, by reputation at least, to hun
dreds of men in this Basin as man of I'M
Improbable veracity.
Mr.. Fay, under date of April 80, 1866,
writes from Jacksonville: E
My DEAR SIR: * In.regard to Pat Malone, I
have this to say, that more unmit,gated scOundrel
does not curse Gods tooistoOl While he was en-.
gagged in Idaho and Northern and Eastern Oregon
in getting subscribers to the Reporter furnished
the money out of my ow pocket which procured
the materials to run the concern. bought his
paper and ink, and paid his printers, aud edited
bis paper, while he was engaged In getting sub
'cribers, for over four months Further than that,
borrowed money for him. to the extent of $500
or which now am personally responsible.
When he got back to Jacksonville he pretended
hat he had nothing but dust, and would lose a
arge per centage N it if it was sold in jackson.
lille, and that we would get better price for it
allowed to go to San Francisco with it This
ye permitted him to do. and when he returned he
,ame back without cent--he said. Further. he
collected every cent due the office. and pocketed it
eaving those who bad been his friends to pay.ey-
rything. He even did not pay his office rent, or
as printer. He owes Frank short, his foreman
ll9 90. So oatrdgeo,tSly did act thai. we were
bout to arrest him. when he one morning snpaked
ut Of totca on foot and has not been seen SINCE
Vot one single dollar of all the money which Pat
lalone collected in the upper country (and it |
aust have amounted to between three aud fourI
thousand dOllars) was ever applied for the benefit
the Reporter. Te did not publish the Id
camp because we didn't desire to give the Blacks
n opportunity of Growing oyer US; but if you i'm
CINE it will open the eyes Of the Democracy of
IDAHO, as to the real character of this Internal
blk" shall haveit done over the signatures OF
ne Democratic County Committee as soon as |
ct home. If the Democracy Of Idaho desire to
baked out Of their money let them trust Malone.
e bilked the Democratic party in the Union Po-
= Express, and he bilked it again in the Reporter,
nd that played him completely out in this State.
e has now gone to Idaho to try his hand there,
I'D trust the party in that Territory will take
arning by what we have suffered. 3
You are liberty to use this letter as you may
e lit. Yours, truly. JAS, D. FAY.