, 1880-12-25
MAIiONE'S PARTY.
1thrhrfnnt and 1yyktcriona Conference
Mt ft1cfifi.Orlal-h New 1lutilfeA&O To lsv |
1Astsctt-'G1bc SeltutUr's Future Culirse |
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!.*.,e.i-.i1'c se''ntor'" Future Course
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RICHMOND, W., Dee. 1,.-Senntor-clcct
MahOne Is Tonight v,usi,llug over n CONFER
enrn If tl,o t"nltu, la,;,,s,,rs f., ~. c,n,.,
,it h. v ,,,." 49,, ''!.1 III .., tte 'osas'
clrscd tIoors, Is supposed 10 have for lls OH
trrt t.n rrnrrnrtyn,tun nr the n,rtr NV unxt
vrnr,s oan,,ri,,, ,"nn, utn,. ',,,,c,,rs ~,
% s, ~ ,,r1 !, % M .a" ,'e t. ,csts 'a
having n!so tn e'cct nearly all tho Judges 0f
tho Supreme Court uf ANIMAL. nnd n tjnttrfl
Stutes Sunptor To succeed .Inhustnn IN Iss.,
nwn"rs sava ,tat m H., t,,,,t,,,.., J ~ 80" =,
lliARc vtgoruits light. Thu .Niltlrhcrger
bill, which wus vetoed By (iuv, Holiday lust
session, ~ 10 bo their ulttn.atun on tho sub
IeGs nj tic .ebt.
A,nang tic matters to he introduced for
the consideration Of tic conference it is ul,-
derat0Od, Will lIu an nti,lress enlbtMiylllg n,ut
calculating tho position Ut tho Rendjusters
OIL tic debt question. tho political rights OF
NJ negro. tic public schools, tho ha!lot, an!
Interest. This t,lpnr Will lc connreiensiyo
III Its scUre, md us liberal alul progressive lii
Its expressions 1.s my fnlrmi,itleti Republic
III coi,ld wish. it Wit bo Il forecast Of anew
which will claim public attention through
tic country, md as stcl It will clearly uIuI
furcibly slate The peculiar political Itleas uf
tlle ncW purity III Virginia mid Indicate lis
COURSE fn tho future. Tl.ose who claim to hB
on the Inside hint that in another fUrtI,cnl,l-
lug document, In tho shape III nil Interview
will, Get.. Mnhone, tic, cnllses which lave
kept tho South solid will l,u fully discussed,
elaborated, mid reInelicd. Whereby tilese
cn,,scs cali bu re,noyrtl byn new Southern
pulley OH the part OF tho Incoming Admins
trtltlUil will bp IljOdcst}y Nll{ cA1Nltily Sug-
Gestcd. This ntl,ctl, and no more. us To tho
objects Of tho conference lltls heeii vaguely
tlr0wI out by t!loso presumed to know, nlitl
1t utrOr.ts sotsle explanation rs To tho reti-
ceMce Of Malone recuIltly n1l Ills decided Olt-
Jectiuns to being interviewed on my subject.
Tile new nla.llfrsto when completed anil
agreed upon, 1t is snid, will be setltto Wusj-
ilgton, where 1t viii be given tD tic press
ufiii Mi tho correspondents simultaneously,
As to how AIullt,,lo will vote liz tho YrDnte,
parties familiar with him st,y tliat liz l,ls llis
own ,reasolls for ttcclln,ng t., slatc. aid one
Eave rather curious illstration Of of lis 81 peca- M
liar position ut present. lie said that tic cx-
isting uncertainty us to Aiahonu's course iii
tliu Scnute las lis atlyancagrs rs well us tts
disadvantages, Some OF Ills friends ,lrp
ctnmorous flint le should stop ti,[s lllly-lnlly-
Ing uni c01ile ont boldly aid DECLARE himself;
UtIlors who know hint thoroughly nra Iur-
fectry satisfied tint lie SHOULD fuf lilo present
say rotIllny; ,a1l, and particularly outsiders,
lIp Is going to vote with when tic SUnntc
meets to urEanize. Tic Is at, object OF M
tinllal concern. lie luls been bcsIeEcl l}y M
11lfputlta for fnynr. nvf,r,vfu.lmptI liz lrffnss
iskfng InIurtinent questions, md pursued by
interYlewers. 10 nil Of these to pays no