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stradke. Capture Of >a'-Muraersf.

'"Thee ID roWsr Wfs'o off f'1ct55n 55nstfeaee" add the
1SnSbbsaarsble II bbaa Weight iihtt' If If gtiltsoald'iSt'
be- betttettt ttttt shown oS1 than IL The, case Sf
psi, 5ts$fiaYsl, f goldlHSAtsf MAihfsss Aifsss
wh9 aASasfsa hia sRg]9ysE' RI l6S saS 41hPssn, G.
and, gohbed!. !.l7H hHln. n.l9f $$s4g{R, AZ ana .esE
lcsaed, Leaving 40 TRACES hshltpld ithtlEFPa@, hlFa@
Last Saturday DE- Riteshhiee.. itch Ell Tsho, l4lyes
!at, a. small interiQr, town. thirteen mixes
FROM Ooldwater,. knoWpl as ThNataa,
Was, oaoa.spree. ,sadd tha,amurder l:st
Coldwaher, being fresh in bis. .mindnhe
accused every one he met, in q Joeu1
lsnmay, iofi being,tha .man who had
.csmmitb,d the omurder,o Einally, Aa
msta strangeri and, being jNst tlpsy
enoughnetto.eare what, he-sai adj
dressed!the stranger .in ithe.taame
mannerast9 Yea+-your-ryou,,a ,are The
man who,murdered johnson at. Cold
water:'n, aAniook uoS guilt overspread
the haanig face, iana simultaneously
he ram his4hand,in his, bosom as if to
draw'a weapons DR. Richie COLLAR
ed'Aihr with his left hand; andl"witR
hisiright drew 8 dirk from his'pooka
ee,, land told him if'be attempted to
draw a weapon he would plunge that
kdife to fis heart iha" second HE
theff commanded the smansto switkJ
draw his HAND, which, was"spes6ly
o5beysd,' '1sheh,' Instead Of q '#eapon,
he drew out the sum of$1 100, Yhief
Ee DROPPED 81 Athe. .gfohnt ag his fegt,
MeanXh6iiles Mh6ils.a,' a .cro9d. 'haasd gathered
around i, tie doctor & prisS Is and
the eyidannaae aof a s6s A|sa s .by b
this time q paInab9lls tAat be ,TaS b PLACED
under arrest and ..aly ssaqreY slY tied The
pext morlipg ths suspected y t!t "A. nan was
taken TO- the1 rssidenfa ,NNff, NNff,,MAa Mrs. Iehp7;,
sonshyJh captorsi she at onGe. ee7,
came frantic ,land beggedto .bealloW,.
ed aaraat Caldwell iplthe sans, lmapr
ner, that he had.treated her husband,
and bsMas with 'difenltyo that. she
could be- restrGued@hom doing. tbs
prisonsrdiarm.a 0u.,the, way,to Herr
nando, Caldwell confessedto both tbs
murder and. the robbery, butsga*s
no ether e4ouseot frahe crime. than
che aesirsF4p' n$l5l0e ltshehvhe'
hehad:se paid To- Mr. JOHNSON and
deposteainni fthe Rdnk s''T }" ,'"''r "'"
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,, ytdm5.zT r77-;N~- 71f X F7K Yns 10
.,,IEHE sTsRM "mCAhRET-BAGaER.iii,m
Many of the, BEST Southern men lin
the Southerndstates, says, e.,New
Orleans.Rcayane; are Northern men
p.+menn bdSa inAuNew!: England.4-ih
Massachusetts Mauy,Northefn men
haye.comesto the iSeuthj jlbefors' ant
SINCE ths'war, todd business and 10
find Hoines.l 'AHd those. wkoiocohs
w1th'srcht views, fespsctablsani'wgN
behaveda, WIN seldom fail 70" e"Ap.
preciated and 'tbIrstsiSe Ms' wslcdne
aid al Vie position To WHICH sthey'isre
Entitled, The psBpls, Of itSs SSulA
al are 'desifpuS having, ,.as 'tnAny'rsaRt-
tiers az pasAblsn Of this. desGiraipttiSS,hR S,R
MAJ d this Sbafas!ttisr ats rfSt BfSSt csr1p5tssfe-
19aggeSS hSxsySsEi sSsi} }S%a,l H,i, !, tHsIr lpsgsgss
q eamEfPtX tnsl{ Rgl7s'a Rggrl7sss'sai vi ias&t Arsk
desirable le.4lst 4sllsnen.ff; n.ff;,susin,uo N. s,.,e
lyuThe term 81 Gagpat l 7lRaggsf. lSRRp1Iosaa-
rbls te. the needy nesd.A d daemlaqgogNsa Wlhoesf WIZ ~
stock in Trade. consists slt at tbs ppamhsr Halllsr
afaiGolorsa VOTERS. he, cam Kpesrspaade
Ahsbntbs,Seuthsrn yKhits .saeArare
theta relentless, enepias andd sppsea-
.sosa, ,,audlwh@s'Ipol ltioal.a .asataat snsi
personal forhineaa daPsna oap0nuhs
success .,inlhsadiagdt dthann apanltthe
basis sps isjayiops fslaelh.oaaqdA el.oaaqdA .tS = pse
fas bis, own e&eial~ hpiqaaay. hliqaaa pfo6t,spd
dlnpdsRp puadsgt the ulssmhls eler
-sslosoras and backed, bgathab bayaasts
.efb heEU United, ,Sssatss,udEhssa birds, al
.psssasawah ahaYe',RQ Qaass, furlo 10 loir,
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IEiue,Segars,and. dTabaGlO.

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GCl lIBozhaaE Fine. 8EGA AHab o, y lnas
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.fAVb 4 sAsA'a.
TN addition to the ordinary and usual
4, business lof Banking, the Carolina
National Bank of Columbia, s. C., IS
sues Interest-bearlng Certificates for any
amount, PsHaP1e ep derana ana pear pear
interest collectable eysyy siH, p9nths, Il
the Certificate AGd ndtlbesbipre sioaslH
presented. Deposits in gold received on
same terms, and interest paid i'll kind,
Depositors have nil the advantages of
.AaSsvINGSR RASB
and the safety Of their deposits is guar
anteed by apaid-up capitalef lHTTT. Hrp1
d, ed Thousand Dollars. ,pefsoiisi hnv5
ing funds which they wish to invest tenn.
porarily, will find This safe means OF
fnyesnnent, returnable upon demand,
and always ready for use should more
profitable investment offer.
and Certiffcates VIII be rsturiied by mail
Columbia. s. c.. NoSA4 1872. I sh4sI
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',le)OH6 H6HsyIE sIf;s; assa - saS 4iSsl 40 $50
sadsH at Ralaea stSslea Aali .sassss'
,hebon or city, aeceptanoasl ~ boa w
,aIwilttakxRr Hieasureaa ssaE Sng
stiytssesktos Pliatsreaad sisossasd lsasg
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as.i sSad stare all ksssca sDaAa bAm
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ro,,sa9,iazspa siidll dttais svls IAa
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STRICKEN ABBEyILLE.-The pictu-
resdae village Of 'Abbevillst has .gaiin
been ravaged by fire. = Just a year
ago the northeast side Of the public
square was laid in ashes, and in No
vember last Granite Range, one Of
the finest blocks Of business houses
in the State, was burned to the ground.
The third FIRE broke out on Monday
night, and has destroyed six fine
stores. IS. t.l. ..,,.,. ,..,l,-.i.,.
1t is hard for any people to keep
up their courage in the face Of so
many reverses,. but, the citizens Of
Abbevills come bf GOOD stock, and
no siege of itfo1bleseaa long sidYeraTs
them. They have the hearty sympa-
thy of theil tellow7eiti4ena. the,more
60, because the, confagration in Alb
beville, like that in Kingstree, is the
work of the incendiary., A short
shrift and a long rope is what an ih-
cendiary deserves. Only some swift
and terrible punishment will stop the
barn burning. the house, burning and
the town-burning which are now 80
common in this State Charleston
News. ;..,.,is .
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Colanbiaa,Fenlale college.
|vtptisl s!ai -Iii,.iaaonth; fdsn Ins yi.iI
IHIS#ai RHSan" "hsHtaeljn Was yrs.
|opehe aioff the 7St'daFof JandtTy1} wihisi
ifltil Co5ps of Teaaherss an6a lrganano-
har1f B6asdins pupils,f There, stlAiaa
ra9apt tog hfty5pogs.3i ,gJ-sIqa ytnDsi0
Send soaa calIsaEE calsEha ha Ryis. b. dp9asa aa
gaa.PpRa a'fds xir.5 .swy.Kt;EfS ,di ;sii
ia.t'1Sr'T 'pfes't BSSfd'sf, ,1'fustses:i
olyad8u rttmn'o3 ai -frJff..s,I 4a3 y,
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GoodviII Chapter, No 80, R..a. NJ.
+; A sess,sr Cpnvoeation Of this Chapter
A will be held on Friday, 7th Februa-
,yass1 E. ?; n Rsysl sAyeh Mssoes e are
WIN. LOTT, Sec'ry
Ian At
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CAKOIhlI NATIONAL BANK,
Columbia, S. @.
c.pitar staskg Paid In. ssoo,ooioi. d

Board of Directors.
I'D. Childs. Pres, Jno., T. Darby,
J. W. Parker, 'Viesl Pres, RI NJ: Wallace,
C. D. Melton. Solicitor, Jno 8. Wiley,
r, ~ = Heaa'e' f1a ~ 81 il- ,1IN>fG1,n,.i
w. B. GULIcK. Cashier.
C.J. IREDEII,s4Fsst CASHIER
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sometimeage, found. il. .@proposftoluse
the expression, ,al5ordan'is, 'athnrd 'rosd
TO -tHavelr but thinking 1T 'toovuigaf
substituted shs following! "PerambaiS
ting progressions in peaestrihhisn1a along
the fat-fsnied thofoughfare 4of fortune,
cast up by. the banks ,aEthe sparkling
river Of Palestine; is,indeed attendant
with neutrality-suspicious. cougbmesstion
Of funforeseen -iifioulties."f She'lpass,
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gS7 Little 1iEe year. old, ANNIE. whse
wrssu ffeEing fr0nT a bad cole, went. tto
pay visit to Auntia. During the dag
she relatedher varioussqcessses, at sGhpQl
and ended, by, declaring she gould read q
gEsatdeal better than, ,Sabina, Who @iass
eight years ,eldI :.tWelln%a n%a9q9asti4pped. ped
Auntie, s..iWOuidnlt. .it sound better il
some ono .else .said:ite;, tYes,:I think
itwealdu..II IIshave sNclaa bad. gold I. can't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22

cold war-horse" to put on his own harness" but We
really do not what tho warhOrse's travelling from
Enfield 10 Green Tch has 10 do with the election These
people say queer things when they get excited.
A correspondent from New Hampshire, speak
ing Of the Liberal Republican ticket recently nom
mated, with Samuel K. Mason for Governor and William
A. Heard for Railroad Commissioner says: Nomina-
tons also made for the three Members Of Congress
five COunsel0rs, and the State Senators. All Of these
nominations distinct from those Of the two old par
ties, except IN the Ist Congress District Here the
choice virtually TO he made between two Democrats
viz Mr.. Hbbard the present Member, and Mr. Small
formerly a Democrat. but now Republican. We hope
10 be able 20 prevent the sending 81 more Platter
sons 10 Congress from the old Granite State
The Waterman and Reflector, the leading
Baptist journal New England. thus manfully speaks
It's mind upon the Credit Mobier disgrace II is heart
sickenng 20 read the details the prevarcaons, the
fasohOods, the denias the turnngs ana twistngs OF
hitherto high in the estimation Of the people. The
sin and the not much in the original purchase
OF Credit Mober stock, although this bad enough,
but in the subsequent denlals. followed by compulsory
confessions explanations. IL Is OF those cases
where public sentiment should rise above oil party con-
sldcratiOns, and whore honest attempt should DC
made purge Congress and start new basis. II Us
bad "a have political idols dethrOned but better TINS
then winking at crime in high places"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22

term expired. For all the intervening time both sena-
tors have come from the eastern counties.
In the second place Mr.. Dawes's record u public
man shows a greater Independence of character
peror individual in the expression OF his views
and in the maintenance of tho convictions ~ his con
stuentS Mr. Dawes is III every respect more popular
leader and an exponent Of popular opinion than his
hCcnCy, because greater readiness TO take RESPONSE
bites, in the practical details OF legislation
erence. The same infrmy that leads Mr.. Boutwell, to
avoid new responsibilities and keeps him always within
the line OF safe precCdents before the people. follows
hm into the halls of Congress and into the chambers OF
the Executive He Is follower; Mr. Dawes Is leader
sui again, Mr. Dawes Is less Of the partisan than
Mr.. Boutwell, The latter Is conspicuous representa-
tive OF the oidume. outgrOwn, strict Observance Of
right or wrOng He believes in the party, ana In ITS
success above al other considerations. PeIsonainy
10 ON and dishonesty enacted Tor the sake Of main,
tanning bis party IN power. lie mas sustained
two years some Of the worst features OF our par
the Cabinet 20 the reforms which Mr. Curtis has with so
erft ,pop tbe policy of the Adtnipstration it was
through him that thrice many officers Of the
internal revenue necessary for the work
kept in place ana pay that they might become insru
monts OF partisan service through the Presidential eec
ton. He rs responsible for the notorious corrupOr SUI
pervisOr Perry, manipulated the Administration
malOrites IN North Carolina and Maine. 10 Is by him
that Collector Russell keeps his hold upon the Boston
CustOm-hOuse aud pOisOns all the fountains OF political
life IN eastern Massachusetts,. But for him Cen
Butler Wauld instantly become almost power
less both At Washington and in Massachusetts,
And The BOSTON Advertiser justly argues against
ms election United states senator that 10 Is one part
OF the scheme Of political Indicate for controlling Tire
Treasury Department at Washington. the Federal offices
N Massachusetts, the Goyernorsnip next year ana the
succession 70 MI summer TWO years hence IL repre-
sents indeed the complete capture for the hrs time IN
our political history OF all the places ana power OF mas
sachusets politics ny ring oil pohcans, some Oh Jeh
VIGOROUSLY corrupt and eorrupng, and the Others so
thoroughly partisan that they permit and assist in cor
ruptOn that the party may continue IN power.
MIR. Dawes, the other hand, though by no means
Independent and freespoken and critical as would
that he was has yet, again ana again. Illustrated both
his disposition ana ms power IN these respects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
PARIY MANAGEMENT.

The Ne,C- HUeH Journal, in a very bitter
article entitled "a Few Words Mr. Joe Hawley,"
gy., history OF political management aud intrigue III
Cluaectcls for the past seven years. OF the policy
that wac successful ID the recent state Convention il
says
u was published abroad throughout the State that the
Convention must take a course that would snub New
Haven. and tla ring which planned this movement had
sufficient iucuce boo the rotten DorOughs 10 carry ma
jorv 8t t.s delegates with them. They administered
III lrtu1..-.l al-teation 90 New Haven Republicans
aaI tr -IrlI consequence % very general feeling
of frut. After the accomplishment OF tAs niue
fes D. scoyercd that 400 or 5000 RepuDll-
cans lt Ne.-H and the thousands lereaD0uJ VINO
s,inpstrz. with them could bee whipped into the
traces. Toe cc selected for the special purpose OF IL
fronting them could NOT De elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
WANTS WHITEWAsHNG.

When Senat0r-elcct B0gy of Missouri was
ex5neritcd 10y a Legislative Committee which investi-
Gated Che charges Of bribery preferred against him.
TAG TRIBUNE was glad of it and said There not
80 many honest politicians around in these days that
can afford % lose when think have him. But
Tie Columbia S. CD Onion is very much irritated be-
cause we DO not say glad that senatoreect Pat
tsrson of south Carolina IS proved innocent Of all the
charges preferred against him. me UuoH says:
Dd THE TRIBUNE publish any such article in regard
20 SeusJor-oeCt Patterson the above quoted :
Nof at tl why Is 10 because OF The hitherto
spotted IrputauOn' of Mt. BO-Yl We think not, but
SIMPLY because Bogv represented The TRIBUNE party
during tho recent political timpagn, and Senator Pat
tcl~Ju fought the other side" There az
tempting tO disguise this rCt Tor Is patent TO all who
tu -er o. partisan committee eXOnerdtes Bugy,
While cOuIt ul Justice CNUucrales Patterson and to-
dag .rc correctly informed. The latter is free
from harsr- is the former
Wh.I MI. Patterson is cXonerated by a court OF JUS
tce Tar TRIBUNE viii be- glad 70 say so But. by some
cement winch our South Carolina contemporary may
understand the trial of MI Patterson cannot be reached
ua, 1874 The Judge of The court before whom the trial
was 20 take place granted motion TO quash the panel
o. grand jurors FOR the General Sessions for this wear.
TIE eect of This VIII De prevent holding any Court of
General Sessions until February, ls'4. Meantime. Pat
terson expects 70 -ct into the Senate unquesOued THE
TRIBUSE happy the seustoI-elcct ,his favorable
notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
TIE NEW RING.

The EruiHg Post is very much discouraged
" %, lhe looks % thugs 40 Albany. The new Charter,
a. Observes not to De considered it's merits, but
Custom house Republicans were last Summer cOquettiug
with OBren and the Apollo Hail Democracy. and were
ouy deferred from open alliance by wholesome fear
o. popular reputation IL says tlat This intrigue was
au open secret known 20 every politician in this city,
After showing how the Republicans took up Mr.. Have
never A. Reform candidate for Mayor, The Post adds
There 10 ~ evident determination 20 put the Charter
through ly the most stringent party discipline The
country meubers. NOT expected % understand
TIE character of he proposed ORGANIC law ana hf actual
~ This CITY, are fCH mat MI haNentNtf
D., grievance not the faults oi the Charter but tle
flcr that "a Republican measure. our honest friend
from the rural dstIlcIs is msie1 by THIS, ana dee
D. shown mat the Republican IepLeseniauOn rom
l4 che adoption OF the CIaffrrt the Mayor Is To
a.. sfriuVed ID an power. for the absurd amend
mert of Mr OpdpEe lwnr need The so soon nave com
mted political harl karl D b. NOT one WLI DctteI imam
he Original article. tuero to DE spring election.
that municipal affairs may be detached from national
politics. ttre o. De no second legislative DOuy as
Supervisors, that frauds may continue 70 he as they
were before conveniently carried through tIc account
books te county enormous powers are 10 DC gwen
10 fie superintendent of Police, while the Mayor ls
u1vled operations of Ring, ana 10 one "a not
already formed. one must as inevitably DE urea Dy scA
charter uag-Ot, grow lu rotten tlceor MIG AlIt-
mau viii mold this city In the hollow of ihrf handS, ana
tic people VII De pOWcl-ess than they ever were
before.
Tee Post thinks that II public sentiment were strong
enough Two months ago. % break up the OBren bar
gsn 0. ought % De able now defeat measure which
Is only 20 So 10 another way what meant TO be done
1y gsl{-tfuts election.
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- LOrIsIAyA REPORTs.
TIE POMEROY INVIssTToATtoS.
GENERAL PRESS UI5PArCHt

WAsuISGTOS, Feb. 2l.-NOthing of ImpOr-
flucs wac done by the PomeroY Investigating Commit
tee 20 day. Mr. simpsons witnesses net yet having mr.
rived Tie following letter from F. J. Doan 10 Judge
4 H. Horton Mr. Pomcroy's counsel dated 80 Atchlson
kansas Feb &C. was read and Mt Horton desired thdt
Mr Doan should be summoned
FgusyD u, ar1y by papers ta B'co7 member ~ s
Lei. aturr Washington cpfrT rl lh in Drn
simpson testify that be- offered 5000 % Fs o 'r1 re
r1e fU uio-l ttt 'li ,a n- 'HtI I'd
se 10 me ls vote Tor lie iaI Zone three frni oe'a
sDu. PImsroY of DIS otter end Senator Flmro W
f4i 20 nsv anytoiF bis THIS Bacon claimed
h. vas suifqusuty Under no t.tn
10 arv Republican therefor o ne ~ "ou Foe i
the nan promote interests he best H ts l al lou
iHy sa pencil AMI 1 81 and swear
10 the above acts.
Mr. Horton aud Mr. Simpson having mentioned some
witness SEES they wished summoned senator FIeinghuY-
sen said that York ana simpson had asked permission To
produce evidence 10 prove bribery on the part OF Pome
rows friends This the Senate had denied, but 10 bad en-
arged the scope OF the investigation 20 as 70 permit the
taking Of proof Of bribery or corruption on the patt
of Pomerov. The Committee Thought they hrd gone 20
the verge Of their authority when hey permitted JAe W
PRODUCTION of evidence that POmcrOy vas connected
with corrupt practices the part of Dis itieAdS. 40
yy,uId be improper 20 decide 40 this time, whether me
evidence already presented did or on not imphcate
Pomerov but he would say That whenever way tl'J
question might finally be d'cideit would De hshy
proper for the defense 10 summon the parties men
toned by Horton. .
The Committee adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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ALBANY
NEW INVESTIGATIONS.


TWEED AND his QUARANTINE
THE CANALS-ERIE AND PACIFIC MAIL.
PFOn THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THB TRIBUNE
ALBANY Feb. Elm tho Senate Mr.. Johnson
threw a shell into the camp Of some who are
now actively interested in the new Reform" char
ter for NewYOrli City. by offering resolutions
which call for an investigation of Mr. rweed's
title to seat in the Senate and an inquiry into the
truth of the statement that Republican Senators had
been bribed by Mr. Tweed in 1870 and other years.
Mr. Johnson IL viii be remembered, was the Sena-
tor who introduced the resolutions for The inyestiga
ton Of Erie Railway matters. Mr. Palmer was
the Senator who gave the resolutions the
shape they finally assumed Strange to say,
when the Committee appointed, Mr..
JOhnsOns name not included at all,
and Mr.. Palmer was placed IN a subordinate posi-
ton. which he Indignantly declined TO occupy. Mr
Woodin was the Chairman selected. Mr. Johns0ns
present resolutions are said TO have grown out of
these circumstance5 and 10 is reported that he Is
the war-path. Senator d. p. Wood has also started
a little investigation into the extravaganza and
alleged corruption IN Quarantine affairs. He asks
that the Finance Committee, OF which he Is Chair
man. be given power to satisfy themselves As to
where the money went Last year the Canal Com
mttee of the Senate was instructed 20 investigate
frauds, cOrruptiOns, thefts, eXtOriOns &c, IN the
maintenance and repairs of the canals. That Commit
tee. Of which Senator Lewis is Chairman. has never
reported. The fact is there is a growing and whole
some distrlist " these investigating expeditions,
and people are beginning 70 ask. Who shall Inves
tigate the investigators themselves In the Assem-
bly, an inqusItive and eXtTavagant youth named
Snyder, Of Rensselaer, County rs anxious To invest-
gate tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company. but no
has not yet been loose on the corporation aud 1t
Is TO be hoped he never VIII De.