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MARYLAND POLITICS.


To the Editor n the Mr. York EeeninJ Pust:
DEAR SIR: The Washington correspondent Of
The Ertnthg PoH, few days st1cc, nlsed By de-
signing and unscrupu1ouH men from more,
movement y In MARYLAND, with which he con-
TIE s;ory W ~ has been rcpca.e,, By the Cincinnati
Ga.ttte, CHICAGO TRlBCSg, and the Bus;n3 Adrcr-
tisnr. II has also been copied Into the Baltimore
Ane7iean, for 1t wis fabricated for use in Mar:-
ment here, nor DO kHow solitary Republican
Eho has heard o. II, au1 oil tneae statements con.
nectng ne with such q movement are bascless
fAtH1cattons.
publican party To reot2antze It's Executive Coul-
Insttce through State Convention because, In the
Judgment OF large portion OF the pottJt IN
which judgment share. MI. C. c. Fulton twho 10
tdr,, has used that position for the aGgrandlze-
Eenf of himself and family. aud not Tor the Or
e1ntzar1on Of the party Or spread OF lts p1tnci-
IL bas occurred for his paper the publication Of
the laws Of Congress, nad the Printing ot such
post ONCE blanks as arr not required to be printed
ut Washington.
One broiher is Supervisor OF Internal Revenue:
another ls Surveyor or the Port; 0 soa.tn..aw is
A.tls1ant Assessor; while several SONS a1d
ncphews have government cc1ssE1pa.
10 defeat this enot: at Reorganization, tie Bal
unore american invented the story Jou printed.
and through its eo!uu1ns aud such correspondents
1t Warrington IS can Get to credit II, rePr1ntg
1t from time to time, white at home It Etgmattzea
all men who favor ehause u the control Of the
and "a dlsoEganlzerB-' '.-...Z..-..
As 3eu h1ye p1.en some circulation 10 this falEe-
hccd Elwtt1tugsy, anc as Mr. Fulton .s The propri-
ssr S ne en Kepusn =
IN Justice publish this note and obigc.
Yours truly, IrGH L Bond
, 1869-08-21
RnllrOndHs

The Waukon QowA} Stdrtsrd states that the
railroad running through Howard County threat
to step within rs limits. Reason-the couniy
donated Certain swamp lands to the company on
esn a Sop6ons 16n ana tnsse not SsnF coc-
The Michigan Ca5 Company, ol Detroit, have
INST received fEoM The New York Ceatrsl Ra!!-
ore Of the heaviest contracts or The flnd ever
awnrled to a-J company IN tue Eni;etl STATES
The amount Of money inycyed to the contract
wlu be Little less tEAn qu1rter OF Il million OF
dollars, nud Will G1vc eeap!oynent 10 lco men for
oEer three months, tho builders turning out cars
TIE Fort WaJne dnd.) Ga.ttts. speaking, Of the
condition ot The Wctk on The Fort WAYNE. JscSso1
/ Saginaw MEEo.d. ears: "UTe- twelve mue5 Q!
Jonesyule, and oyef two miles between JonesEtlle
and the state line. Two sat.les Of track layefs
are at work, and It g confidently expected that
tie fs,h OF October. South Of Angola the WORK
has not progressed as fast AZ expected, ow1rS TO
nrnbs1 q causes Men aI5 - now at Kosk, how.
Waterloo City and Auburn, at the nor:h line Of Al
len County, and North Of this ctr. The forces IN
1ns ' ne; ioE - H. eys IL sesnsa s iaa an
u this CIT, 1EaGk laying would commence here
r liz & chainpajsn IL % n,, G.-tste 0. the 18th says:
"The track Of The D., T., Il. / 2. Railroad is now
LTD lbous three DEes east OF trbana. Thus Tar
% sx !; - e,5a & soT ~; LIT ;se Ts ee as IF o
agreement between the company and contractors
provides, anoEs otaer things, that Whenever the
mic q incs rer Jay nn;li they rc7eh Isavt!ie.
Nj. GrtCes has given he tlacS-laEefs notice that
they n4usi colalaence layiEg mile q day to-
nEs ron fels 10 o d pan7e III T b. ostoser G
nszt Large quantities Of iron aud TIES
are here now. and enough more o.
e. ss ro aa[ L s ase m n 6 e. ES Ply SI
rEogres Eiay On the Western Division; the ties Rni
iruo ere al toIght. and The road III be con.
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either Of them upon the question whether
tho National Capital ought to DO removed
to tho Mississippi Valley. Thousands
Of persons who would vote
"yes' on the question unadyocated,
would vote "no" n1ter hearing those two
rebels md taitors commend it. Tho St.
Louis people doubtless maan we'll They
intend by designating these men as orators
to chow forth that the movement represents
all classes, Northern and Southern. But If
they propose to carry on two campaigns at
onoe-the one to got the capital removed,
and tho other to convert the loyal American
people, who alone need 10 bo consulted on
this question, To the belief that the opinions
Of Breciardgo and Fozsythe arc of any
sort Of consequence in the 1natter-they are
undertaking too much Remember alr.
Lincoln's maxim, Zone VIZ at time"
Breckinridgo and Fossytho mny not have
heard this, but it is ono of tho good things
Nj. Lincoln uEed to saw.
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s.Mr MedIl Ia Hrong, moreover, when he says
In his letter TINT no Smaller cotn than dn1e Is
TO Ike 6ceu. It 1syc1y likely that ne ncreF saw any
smaller coins, but ali who i've here Know tnR: 1eo
cent pieces aTe IN general circulation"
Mr. II. can only say that neither he nor
any Of the Chicago party saw any five cent
pieces IN circulation in California, nor did
they meet any Caliiornians who admitted
they had seen any; nor did they End any
thing for sale for half dime. However
cheap fruit was by the quantity, there was
none for half dime. Andit is universal
practice in San Francisco, when purehas-
ing anything for dime, for The seller to
cheat the buyer two cents in making change
where quarter Is offered in payment. This
petty fraud is excused on the ground that
there arc no hnH dimes in circulation. There
seems to be no intermediate price for small
n1ticles between q dime and Il quarter. Tho
lc1st price for anything is dime, the ne1s
smallest price is twenty-five cents Such IS
the custom Of the couItry, md it is Gus
tom that would be moro honored in the
breach than in the observance.
, 1869-08-21
Tho Kentucky 0utrnEc-A Second
Conftkkton4


We have not ret lta1uc4i the fate Of the negro,
Henry Baldwin, arrested here !as. week, charged
with having violated the perfon OF kcniacKy
1at!y, named Mrs. Benson. When the MorstA Of
radncah left our city In charge Of the negro, he
Mas npprthelEye ltat mob wUu1d board the
beat at Metropolis take bis prisoner from him nnd
tuumtIlly dispose Of the wIetched creature. AZ
no tnt.nations Of violence EnTc reached u9, 1Fc
t!tpesed TO believe thar the Marshal arrived sale
Is ut Palncah with hts charge, and deposited hin
In Prison taete- -.....
Iieforr lcavtdg the Cairo calaboosc the prisoner
made second confession. sad gate evidence OF
It's truth thnt wAs calculated TO catfy conviction
Whit He confessed that he seized hold OF the
person OF Mrs- Eeuson, and 1aloFzoc1 lef tha. he
would Kill hcr md hcE child oa the spot unless
do "a aad struck him violent tloH tho stc1-
MN. with q tn cup she held IN ter hand, that
hcerated The skin This wound he exhibited
The rend then stEuck Ars. B. two or three biowa
Knocked her down, choked her u1tn che Has
i1senslh1e, and accomplished his he'ltsa pur-
pesc while she Fas In that condition When
afs- D. rrc1Fered her seLte% she Sill afpre-
hen1ed violence q: the monsters haats, And per-
shaded hin. ns be kayF, TO leave the COUNTY. She
DID this heennse She tcnred IL he retna.1ed on tac
premises hs wo2ld murder her and her child aud
burn the house ever their bodies IN an 1nsaEe il.-
sire 20 prevent exposure Ed hide all traces CT hts
a. previously stated.
The widest excitement and iEdtgna:.cn prs-
vailed nEcnE the Dvrg hbozs whcc The details Of
The ontrnrr became kanwc, End nrnned E-rcu
btafed out in pursuit OF the criminal In ul-
'eCoou- Had be been caught 10 Kentucky bctos1s
.ais frenzy became quoted down be Eou1l no
;G1us have bcel stIu1E up 10 The dr:i trre.
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Tho State Of Vermont has singular in
st1tuion, kuovnasA Council Of Censors," !"
elected once in sovon years, to consider
whether in tho meantime tho constitution
has been violated, wherein it needs amend
ment, whether tho 6tate officers havo prop
csly performed their duties. They nro om-
powered, If they deem proper, to propose
amendments TO the constitution. The pres
ent Censo1s have proposed amendments as
follows: To forbid the chartcring Of pri-
vate companies by special act; to provide
for biennial Sessions Of the Legislature; to
change the mode Of selecting the Judges Of
tho Supreme Court from the elective to tho
appointing system, aud TO make the term Of
sAid Judges for six yeaTs; and 10 permit uo-
oirs1 to rcfe on lie same trrns az narn.'
Vermont is the stronghold Of moral re-
forms, and since at last tho "woman;s
nights party have got their wedge in in
that State, VIC trust they will make "heo"
Of tho job, md drive it home. Tho dis
proportion Of men to women in New Eng
land, which is even greater than the dis
proportion Of males. to females, is such
that greater necessity c1ista there than
elsewhere TINT ladies should vote, or there
will be less voting done there than there
ought to be.
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d. nau did not ful11 his engagement, SO the sub
jcct Of our stoEy went to Work In that vicinity at
very low wages, He believed At the time Of 1cas.
bring four OF ase JeaIs' Imprisonment At the least
culation. As that would leave his little family
unprosided for, and disgraced in ths bargain, ID
detefmlned 70 r1n away, 1EAae money enough to
keep his family four or dvc years. auA then return
aud give himself Up Tor trial II case Of conyte-
could fet1l1, when he Intended "a taks his vile
1powD. and hero spend Inc remainder Of his
basiaess qualifications and straightforward
essiis With which hs opeas,i up saali sTuis I,v ID
cue Of The Rising towns Of the State, where ha
nss remained Irtn tho present TING. In tho
husband under the Dame that hs assumed upon
his arrival In the State. Their whereabouts was
snown orly 70 ateM Tam Ptr:as iEend tos
ber Az The toWu increased IN population the
bualne85 Of tho young m1n Increased also lie
becams to tat Pace What Is saeTn y nswspapss
TAXING an active part IN the pubic wcl:ayc Of the
locality, he was elected Mayor, and served with
all that was essential 10 Insure hap1neis, hs WASH
miserable nAn lnthe place Of his lasivitT, AMONG
the beloved associates OF his youth, aat arouuf
the creside ct his w.ts earllea: aud dearest cocl-
pap.oas. fIe Was regaflesl criminal and fagi-
i've nom Justice. He lived IN CONSTANT tIreat Ut
meeting eont one who would recognize hiiu AID
eafth, The Idea Of being arrested while serving il
the honorable and responsible position OF Mayor,
covered his mind with Ereas dark Cloud VI
world goods TO make his family comfortable I0r
Ecreral years, he turned bis faee tornrh te1e-
l.nd oei!eSn9 ns mp Tonld q, ae.Hlt n sonv'stlo1
q1tred Tot, and The only one he knewy VII, Earl
l}lli, who, meanwhile, hal been transteEss f.a!a
Clerk Of The United States Court The uloNeAt
our man entered the Office. The old slag.hA.. 1rs
, 1869-08-21

Notwithstanding tho frequent illusions by
the press to the alleged installation of John
B,geIow, Esq, as cditor-in-chiet Of The
New York Tina, and the purchaser Of Mr.
Raymond's proprietary interest in that
journal, tho 7imts itself is still published
in the unno Of "H. J. Raymond i Co.."
and it's columns do not nlude to the alleged
change. A change has indeed come over
its editorial page, but it is moro like that
which would have been oceasioned by the
retirement Of its old staff, than by the en-
gagcment Of frst-class editor-in-
chief. The abolition Of lis "uinor
topics" ono Of tho most brilliant
features Of the paper, might have been par
doned, if the same versatility were main-
taincd in its editorial page. but its edito-
rial columns nre neither SO fresh, SO power
ful, SO rhetorical, nor withal 20 gra1nmati-
cal, ns they were during the few weel;s in
which lhe paper was 1eputed 70 DO under
the charge uf Mr.. Conant. We infer, there
fore, that the story that NJ. Bigclow has
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oil o: It derived i.a Inspiration therrfrou, It ap.
peats to them with peculiar force We hope that
"NaHthotne nale'' will tavo wide circulation,

80. =. 80, .-,,h ,.,s,,.. -.
wnsathn,,,a r,,,s., ~, tsrn It, nup1 .A'
--s,,.. - 49, NNN -.
1a6 66 3s1o! y 7,.Fl!.l. FIboOh uF IHE MAX
~ she I{,stn,1 Eincanh1' s.9e1 1a% nai,e, ~
Traditions OF Tho List War lor Ar1crican inde-
pcndence. 3! BENSON J. LOSING With 6ev-
ctG nunoIea En9ras1hes On Wood. oF LoaSinG
fls bntha1 0Ns NeW WV. fUn G!gn4 sh9tsnes
Chicago; s. c. GHeT Co. and " n Keen I
Cooke- 1862
MI. Lossins's historical researches arc very
peculiar 70 American readers, especially from an
artistic point or rlew Ills efforts 10 THIS direction.
indeed. cannot be TOO highly appreciated While
bis pen does not rise to any comprehensive htstor.
both rranhtc and IND Ay.rp.h1s ma tIoetr.t1ons
Nd he maia cnsrm Of hls worss' Ths drsw,nrs
sro slvs1s Correct - ana NJ srr.stc A., ne ener.r11g
In the present volume which Is q cont1nna.
t1ou OF the h,s,ory a. this country. from the
eiose ls, Of the noTo,u,ion w IN 11sa "a The tne ond nd
Of the second war with Great Brrln In
15lh, h!s pencil has been particularly busy.
He has t1areiied thousands OF m,iea' sketehed
scenes where they happened, oousulsed rare por-
80 1.s-a ~. ". - .s,,.,.., s.-oan.
ON ueHspapeis tof quaint political c.tseus'
erE7esNus 1or monuments, 1amsnauca1 coueo-
uon iof o,a coins, seaia ana medals, and cabinets
Illustrating. The result Is ono OF the nues1 and
most p,ofuse,y illustrated books ever nub.hed In
,his country. The letter press OF this volume
embracrs M, nccouns az tne nert1. Of The countrr
ueutately succeeding the HesolutIou: the con-
1ct With the allied powers OF the British acd H.
dans In The SortnTest: origin and growth OF DO
1,fcsl naxties IN the United States and their .ea-
tons 10 the war of 1873: the tuuuence Of the
French rerolu11ou upou this countrr: the r.s:
var with the Barb9ly powers: the enfects of the
,rars Of Napoleon on the public policy OF onr roy.
arnmcnt. tho embargo and kindred actg- ann The
v,nd,nv of the war al 1a,a
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IEGENDs OF FAIRY LAND. By M.a ANNA
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, 1869-08-21

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Tie Loudon star follows tho 7tp,ts,
NeKs, -Hu:-liHy lost lad Standard in nd
yurat,ng OF ac1ui zig in tho prospective
Such unauimity on th' psrt of tho leading
British press cannot bur reflect the seuti-
ment of the British Government and reo-
pie. It is the moro remarkable US ut al
moe. any previous epoch in our history all
England, Scotland, WMes, and half Of Ire
land would have b1istlod with indignation
ut the attempt to consummate the event
which they nov so warmly advocate. The
argument Of the Slor is ns follovs:
''As a nara and military position In the Gull Of
Mexico, Cuba Is Of great Ea1ae- Troops ana
xoaa 4n e s1ee le sa, ppe
eo ropu1a.. would Offer no objection 70 saca m
outlay. There Is no reason for Great Britain to
EEudse their possession England's POSSESSIONS
IN those scss arc 80 exposed 10 attack at present
that The danger Cannot pe augmented. In TIC t1-
tesesss Of commerce. 1t is des!raolc that C0,a be
Prosperous. and he9 prosperity Is much more
protlAhlc under tie American Gosernn. ut taaa u
dittrrssed colony or Spanish Republic"
The maxim that Great Britain can make
moro money out Of foreign communities by
trading with them than by governing them
is getting deep md practical hold On the
English mind. But, in addition to this, the
friendly disposition exhibited by the entire
English press on the Cnbun anno1ation
question, is doubtless induced by desire
TO conciliato American feeling, deeply
wounded by the conduct Of Great Britain in
our trying struggle Respect for tho higher
virtue with which We have maintained our
neutrality laws, and feeling Tint Cuba
viii gorgo and satisfy the American appe-
tite for ANNEXATION for long time to como,
md so doubtless delay tho severance Of
Cannda from tho British crown, also COM
bino to develop the good will Of our British
enu6fnR
, 1869-08-21
The Laws Delay.
F+pr tte 1sts-- / oYt Sun, .at.grs. Il


One OF the Eost remarkable Instances OF the
law :. delay is afforded by The fauous Forres. di-
vorce cs;:e This suit was drst brought Into court
b TIC dstineu!see1 counsel who conducted it to
the end, Charles O'ConoF, Esq, some time In the
Latter par of ls.o or the beginning OF 1sal. Tne
tStA te'1re tary WIS begun in Noyemoer, 1851.
bur tie dectson Ut the Court OF Appea.s, nna,lY
nt1tm1ng the Judgment Then rendered against Nj.
FoHtss, Was not pronounced until 1888 1t II ia!c
10 EBy, however, that thts long procrast.nation
NE nos snst:el! due 70 the tae:es Of the defend
stated u court that rhc taehes Of counsel for r"G
inEs.
The amount ultimately paid over By the defend
anL upon The dec1sion OF the Cont OF Appeals,
vas something more than $Go, ,Oo0. OF this large
sum he plain1tn Feeelfed but about 1900. The
emandeI-SsSe01-wen 70 pay The fees Of the
council, NJ. 0CoEor and his associate, the inter-
eat npou these fees, and other expenses The iteE1
2! interest On fees 2Io1e suonnted to soEe
SlaeVh, while the tntereAt on yAr10a5 advances
made by the counsel IN The CO course % Of the suit
In the trial OF this case Nr. 0Conor alded
greatly to his professional reputation. and s!hce
Ihat time tus Been generally considered as stand
ing II The head Of the AmcE.can bar.
, 1869-08-21
The Tariff Advocated By Washing
tNus
From ihs Cincinnati Commercial (R,p.


In an elaborate article designed TO answer tho
aus.ston, IT,. WIZ DO mannfasi4res need protse.
tion7" We md tAa New York Tribune setting out
WITH praise Of sour Rsyol1.loaary !atheIs" for
It quotca tue nrst tariff which passed Congress un
der Tho Federal Constitution. u declaring, In isa
preamble thst It .eau5Hsa "t9F he ,sSPpe1t
projection Of domestic manufacsuTss" Sow lei
Y srs n ri pe s rs M S1f es as md
sst 5ss lssnz T. e'!fs TSs primary :! !s'isss sss
rnens and the discharge Of tho public debt: their
eecondasy md subordinate iuca was the Incidental
protection And encouragement Of domestic manu-
: tari6 high enough to insure Pro.ec-
tion n he: nrst PlAee. and nt an haz-
It is notorious that zone dulles, levied under the
present high protective tar1n, arc prohbttofT-so
high that zone OF the article taxed ts imported ht
by exorb,tant dulles by o3e-tatrd, onD,half, Or
.hrte-Quar1crE The revenue OF the government
Is tho direct loser bE every such dt1niant1on OF
trade Tic only gnl1ctS arp tho protected inter-
eeta, while the uass OF the people are compelled
to make up the loss Of rcveuue to the government
81 ssset fos ss III @ cossamea shan sacs @
wou1 DO under Il moderate reyepne SarH
but n the next place. let 1s co1ttast tho policy
levied upon imponastona as well as in respect to
The tar.n rcfefret! to i! the Tribune hs an e1am-
pic Of wise protection on The part Of thegrcat laeu
Of TaahinEton s tsy, imposed a tax upon import
cd goods Of ku than ton prr:cen. on tho average.
the free list tnelnded. Commend rs to such e1
anples Of protection as this! Herr no are suffer
Ing under tAs1n which qutn<uples the taxation
Of lss2, the Average rate Of duty upon
Imported commodities having reached The
a1aG5 articles arc taxed q, IS and lh0 per cent.
And the most shameful part Of It all Is, that the
, 1869-08-21

Ilnn.
A Nashville paper says: "Onr readers Will
agree With u TINT tho following document IL
most unique Illustration Of tho queer tines IN
which We live:
"s To lie EIit6r RI the BanHcr:
"s1na1e recently seeo Gaming account IN the
newspapers OF an outrage committed On William
Il. Hill. wish to explain. Jas Bosom, nephew
Of Colonel William Bosom, and cousin OF this
himself and vent In the night to who're he could
uuu John 7. Rogers, a sen Of General Rogers. Of
Kock 1sllaia found and shut John 7. With ptstol
through window, and has crippled him for ulc,
nc--who was prescnt-and agreed wsa NC that
II would 60 hwaJ and TIN on The witnesses, so
that Rogers could no. fpta1n their testimony,
Tat snould have SeEta.s horse s1d ~ ano:her as
tor which mold e4s Eo:. Unpaid. l was 70 slip
nwny the horsef, Ct s:aal them awuy II Jou
chooee: TO ca1ry out tie p;an and bind The puoc,
sna se1 81 sseas TO An St aes @
alter Eoseon and 1'lll offered q reward for ne
and the horses, not expected by me- l WIS
pnis1ed, asTea:cd, tandcu1ed BY 1nts eane Mr..
Ial M oR,h, mi t s5a e,e ede,nS m wns5e sen, "
10 get out Il thought 1t rght, and de-
teEmlEed that NJ. Hill should ray this damage. l
sued MN for II hy afIessnS bin and keeping him
10 custody untll he refunded my 5000. which he
was satisfied ! trealeh nim better than was
treated when IN hts cus1ody. l knew It WAS
WI uE when wns RAINING the witness 8way, as
veil as when nsrtst!Dg Nj Hin, hut believe the
easc that viii let me naonc for rJ u,!seeds during
p. ST. hope such newspapers "a have noticed
and Assure ie pvpe tnsI ar Fl IN no
business. nc
, 1869-08-21

1I' ~ EHt Hf.+ 1 tIt EE}iy .lVJSISl Az
The car cf Bailey Against ONahoaJ. 1nyo!Iog
the ow:tr=5ip Of tie FenIsn funds, was before
Judge NcCuIn yesterday. on motion o. the pat
tore 10 1sE e...e1, lie EteetTef Tnon,as
uarr, from rayinR over the e1G, s3s gold receIsed
fruM BtlU.oD: L Co. The mu.lon was made upon
the aRlFer u ENahon5 In I.le Alis IN wl!ca he
deulea that Ibis money Ea7 derived tom the ssle
OF EenlLn bonlR. lie further denies that be ever
deH'e5ed any bonds to Hny person tor acy con-
Mderaior po,d 10 him. and that the payment oi
the bGncs was not to be hy lin personally; lha*
the proceeds Il the bonds Eaee hlWays been under
the coutrol Of The FenIAn Organization md by Il
has been eIpeGded for it5 nWa purposes
Judge McCEE1 granted the motion, holding that
The cause Of acuon Ret forth u the con,rlsiut Ia
predicted nrto bead OF certificate OF the Irish
EepCLEc, 21t :ets bond or certificate Is nl illegal
instrument, lssned = violation OF The laws OF tne
Cn!ted States, teirE tssness fos tie purpose OF
ratslng Ecaus IN the United Etatcs TO set on loot
tie roeaus for military expedition or enterprise
the TE:ttd Ststt5 SIC at peace Ehel t8ld bonda
we're issutd. This bond or certificate cauuot he
rCcelved IN h1y corss II ;hs ssA.e In the Crltd
States as evidence Of debt cE oHne7h!p OF
Judge MccUnn had NJ Interview 11th MIcnae.
ScaIlan as the once OF tie Irl3h Rtluttic yesseF-
day. 1t Is understood t5a. Nj. Scaa.an a,ked
judge EcCunn II It wen not Possible that the
bout-mouey would re created tQna for the relief
Of the Irish State prisoners ftrs{ltes, project
advanced IN last Eeek's Irth Republic The result
Of the conference Is not k10wu- IL IL suspected
that an extensive Clique are W1flln3 ar1dast The
late Head Cen1re u the matter, and thts th!s was
the hIst more on the chess-board.