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New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Wednesday, Dee IA, 1881.
tt 10 new Spanish per cent bonds, to the amount Of
871 100000, will be issued at -.
The VcdOm0sf announces that General Ignatef ia
celebrating fresh penalties against the newspaper
press.
Tho Pope has named Cardinal Howard to succeed the
late Cardinal Edoardo Boromeo Prefect of The Con-
gregatIOu.
II Is proposed in Russia to abolish the hotila OF
boats and small ships employed by the customs SER
vice in the Baltic and Gulf Of Finland, thereby saw
ing Sl52,OO0 annually.
The Times In an editorial article says: The $4,000 re-
qured for the memorial OF Dean Stanley WILL no doubt
De- readily subscribed The memorial will, In fact DE
rather International than National.
The Swiss Federal Assembly has reelected all theformer
mcmbrrs Of the Federal Council NJ Bayier the present
Vicc-Prcsdeut the Confederation, has been elected
President. and VI. RuchOuet Vice President OF the Con-
federation for lSS2
OTTAWA, Ont Dec lit is rumored that 1t s the In
tcntou OF the Imperial Government next summer TO
station battalion OF troops at Victoria, b. {.
ST JoHN. y. b., Dec. 14.-Jamcs Lockbardt age
twcntyfour and Warrington Lockhardt. eighteen,
were drowned in Humphreys Pond, near Moneton, by
breaking through the ice while skating.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.

WASuxCTnE Dec, l4.-MemherS OF all partles III
be Uouse of Representatives generally continue 10
deny the posseSsion of any knowledge respecting
Sneaker Keifers committee selections, and most OF
tbem when spoken to on the subject, take care 10
ronlv that they have never spoken to General
Eeifer ON the subject" Nevertheless there Is a
visiblc anxiety among members to know where
they will he placed and few of them possibly 40
Lno-v lint decline to tell The Speaker himself Is
NOT communicative on this subject and is very puSV
considering not only the adapveness ana tHesS Oh
his materials but in weighing the advice and sag
,estiops which pour IN upon him from many quar-
ters.
According TO the best information that can be oo-
toiped if seems to be very probable that some
definite selections have been made which are not
very likely to be changed before the announcement
which Is expected to be made next Monday or ues-
dov Among these selections are believed TO he the
following; Chairman Committee on ways ana
Means Judge Kelley, OF Pennsylvania chairman
Committee on Appropriations Mr. Hiscock OF New
York: chairman Committee on the Judiciary, MI
Reed. of Maine chairman Committee on Elections
Mr.. Calkins. of Indiana; chairman Committee on
Military Affairs. Mr. McCOok. of NewIork; chair
man Committee on Coinage, Weights ana Measures
Mr Fisher, of Peunsyvanla; chairman commute i
Oh District of Columbia, Mr. Neal, OF Onio' CnaI-
man of the Committee on AgllcuituIej MI '"iOH
tine, of Nebraska. ~,
For the Craftsmanship of the Committee on Com,
merce which prepares and controls the hlNeI anu
Uarhor APPROPRIATION bill, there is a very lively
competition among Western members. MI Page OF
California is understood to be very anxious 10 Oh
tain it, as also are Mr. Townsend OF ONO ana MI
Henderson. OF Illinois, who were members OF 'ne
committee in the last Congress Besides these there
are nearly score Of other candidates Ior thlS at
tractive and desirable chairmansmp.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
THE PROSPECT IN VIRGINIA.
lnY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIRUNRL

WASHINGTON Dec. IA Democratic Represent
alive from Virginia in the course of a conversation
on Virginia politics to-day, expressed the opinion
that the debt question will continue foremost issue
there for years to come and that General Malone is
too shrewd politician to allow it to be buried be-
fore it is really dead The same gentleman also
thinks that the Readjusters will gain two Congress
mepin Democratic districts next year, and they will
repeal the law establishing the whipping posts, in
regard to which he said
do not think would vote for the old law now,
but certainly should not vote for its repeal. The
whipping post has had a very salutary effect upon
the niggers hence probably its abolition" Con-
tinuing he said If it gets chance this Legisla-
ture viii gcrymander the State 80 as to simplify
the task of gaining Congressman next fall think,
however. 1t will not have chance. The Legislature
can sit only 100 days under the law, and do not
believe that the ReappOrtionment bin. under which
they desire TO redisrct the State will be passed by
Congress within that tine.
The election of Senator will precede legisla-
tionT
Certainly; and that Senator will be Riddle
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
FRAGMENTS or WESTERY NhW&
OPPOSING VACCINATION.


CHICAGO, Dec. l4.--Scvcral Germans were
summoned 10 appear before justice this morning for
refusing to permit themsele and the members OF their
families to be vaccinated.
YOUNG WIFE MURDERER.
CIYCINNATI, Dec IA special dispatch
from Ma hyile, Tenn says: " News has Just been
ceiyed here that IN Hancock County yesterday Walter
sumpter, in u drunken quarrel with his wife, shot and
killed her. lie is quite young, but IL known reck-
less man."
MURDERER NOT DEEMED INSANE.
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. l4-Lambertus Vos-
kampf who trial at Kalamazoo for the murder Of
Lyman Cady In Ottawa County In May last has been
found guilty. The trial Tested week, the defence
being Insanity. The verdict gives great satisfaction.
Voskampf sentenced to State Prison for lie, the
treme penalty In this State.
HOLDING BAILSMEN RESPONSIBLE.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA special dispatch from
Dallas Tex says the Federal hOrtes at that place
have levied for $4,000 the property OF the bondsmcn
OF the train robbers, William and Henry Collins who ted
but subsequently shot and killed by officers trying
arrest them Their bondsmen consider that this re-
leased them from the obligations Of their bond.
A COLLISION NEAR KEARNEY, MO.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. IA Rock Island
freight struck wild cat train the Hannibal
and ST. Joseph Road near Rearney Monday afternoon
Both engines were completely wrecked. The fireman on
the Hannibal tram fatally injured, and the engineer
and brakeman were serouAly hurt. The engineer aud
the fireman Of the Rock Island train also seriously
injured The cause of the accident ia not known as yet
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
THE UNITED STATES AND CHILL.

WASHINGTON Dec 14.-M Martinez, the Chian
Minister to the United States, was seen Monday night
at his residence with reference TO the Chih-Peru
correspondence published Monday by Secretary
Blaine with the approval of the President The
Minister speaks Spanish and French far more easily
han he does English, and occasionally his daugh-
yer assisted in the conversation as interpreter.
"Tbe text of the correspondence published to-
iav," said the Minister, "was made known to rue
some months ago. 1t was not therefore any sur
prise to me when saw it in print"
"Do you think that any but favorable i'm
preston exists respecting the action OF Secretary
Blaine in the premises y
q do not believe that any other impression pre-
walls among one in hundred thousand. read the
papers carefully. and do not see that any are i'll
favor of any other course than that pursued. The
few who advocate violent intervention are those
who are interested in making war as a matter of
business In Chill too. this correspondence was re-
garded as friendly"
Then the people of Chill have already become ac-
quanted with it9"
90 yes, some time ago"
4" How did that happen ~
There was published memorandum of a con-
versation between Minister Hurlbut and Admiral
Lynch, which created a rad impression or
feeling in Chill. Ny Government sent a
meant. In reply Minister Fitzpatrick published his
instruction. He had perfect right to do 80, as You
can see from the concluding portion of Secretary
BlaiDe's communication to him.
How was it received 7"
at was regarded generally as also regard it.
The only way TO reach final favorable result with
ont actnal intervention on the part Of the United
States. The Chilian Government did not regard
MIR Baine's remarks meddlesome, but received
them friendly suggestions Several south
American Governments have sent their
enyoys extraordinary to Chill for the purpose
of expressing the same friendly sentiments toward
Chilli"
will the death of Minister Fitzpatrick make the
present situation more intricate Y
think not. Your people will find now that he
acted according to his instructions. am sorry that
your people misunderstood, as they seem TO have
done by the papers, the intentions of your Govern
meDt"
Have you any idea what will be the outcome
OF the troublesf
The Minister became grave at once. THAT is
too difficult question to answer in a moment he
said, and added " cannot tell"
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
GRIMES AND C1SU4LTlES-BY rsLEGR4PH.

4 FATAL GAS EXPLOSION.
WIKESBARRE. Penn, Dec. lf--John Turner ana
A MINER BURNED.
WIIKESB,RRE Penn, Dec li.--Patrlck Barrett
mncr was fatally burned by explosion OF gas in the
sugar Notch mines tins morning
RESULTS OF \ WAGON ACCIDENT.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Dec li.--Jamcs Conroy, Who
win wc thrown 5sms. Sm s m w2f@ S Pe eoSo iS
RAILROAD ENCOUNTER.
ST. LOUIS Dec. IA Texan di:patch y says rlL tiat
Narrow Gauge Railroad one negro was khioi and Two
"o"n''" RAILROAD ENGINEER KILLED.
ROCHESTER, y " Dec ItAdRiGrt JnGSoa hudson ram am
Hs engine to-day struck by passing express TRAM
ROBBED BY HIGHwAYMEN
Sr LOUIS. Dec. IA special dispatch from
Texas states that Dickey and George Dc Jsnette were
robbed Preston S Road R9@,sR by two
THREATS OF LYNCHING
NORTH TROY W., Dec li.-A te legram announces
that Pccrs alleged child murderer has has him
self officers, and Is now lodged IA the omeessOy s
A MERCHANT INJURED.
ST LOUIS Dec. l4.--A special dispatch from Dali
l1s reH & ormerS lieutenant in Inc United states
service suspected of tho crime ana VIII DC arfesbd "he
found FATAL REcKLEssNEss.
PETERsBURG y@ DeG obi f. ws saey 1B cSeT snd
killed By freight tram near Iowa StnSn on ne NGrO1 TX
Jump from moving train.
jump TRAIN OFF THE TRACK
s.,
ger train the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad ran on
ibe track morning oakland Miss seven miles suh
of this city Two passengers had their arms broken the
accident caused by a misplaced rail-
SUCCESSFUL ROBBERY IN TEXAS
ST LOUIS Dec. l4.-A special Texas dlspatcn says
the store Bradford at savoy Fannn county was
night The safo was Dlow OPEN anu
several worth of valuable papers anu sooO
I'm cash There is no olew 10 the roOoers
COMMITTED FOR POISONING HIS SISTER
NEWPORT X. l., Dec 14.-JOhn Slayln, under ar
rest for poisonng sister, arragned IN court TINS Al
ternoon pleaded guilty and was committed 10 ue county
t In defaut 5000 bail The warrant charges him wlth
nosonpg intent to kill The girl is now OFT OF danger
FISHERMEN DROWNED AT SEA
RAp HARBOR Me-, Dec. l4.-rhe fishing schooner
q Craig of Portland, reports the loss OF Monnt Desert
Rock on the night OF December ~ OF Edgar ayener OF
senaTt oes pulling travis and are supposed 10 have been
swampcd
A NEVADA MURDERER LYNCHED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA dispatch from Aus
t, New saws OF masked men took Richard en-
nngs who In blood shot and killed John a Barret an
old and respected citizen without provocaton from ms
oson cell and hanged him from the balcony over the ont
door Of the court house
CHARGED WITH LYNCHING.
PrcuMoND Va, Dec. 14-Thomas Valentine,
white Of this city, arrested here to-day ior nav
~, hen one OF "A party who last We TOOK william
n.c coored from the Warwick County jail ana iyneheu
ht Alien Was awaiting trial for the muruer OF Mlna
Scater whom stabbed 10 death In an aray NJ Ns"pof'
NewA
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
DECISION AGAINST TILLAGE or DULUTH
InY TELEGRAPH TO THE rmDUvE.I


ST. PAUL, Dee. lin the United states
Circuit Court to-day JUDGE Nelson overrued the de-
murrcr in the suit Of Edward Brews against the city
village of Duluth The suit was brought TO recover
coupons overdue bonds Of the city of Duluth, and the
demurrer was intcrposed by the village OF Duluth Ihc
plaintiff Is the owner Of city bonds issued under an ac
Of the Legislature authorizing the city Of Duluth to tund
debt incurred for improving the harhor and Tor other
purposes The bonds to not less than twenty
nor more than thirty vcars IN 1877 the Legislature
created the village Of Duluth ont Of tire territory occ
pied by the city No provision made for paying the
debts Of the city, unless the creditors would acc"dc I"
terms imposed by the Legislature The Court says the
Legislature had authority create the village Of Duluth
out Of the territory ~ the city and to apporon the eI
sting Indebtedness to each. but when the corporation
which created the debt i shOrn Of ts population anu
taxable property there Is reasonable expectation
Of meeting its Indebtedness aud il unable 40 10 a." the
creditors iufOrce prOpoTtionatr score "i lltr on
legations against the two corporations carved ou Z" one
Both liable 10 the extent Of property ret on 10 crh
respectively. The act creating the village OF Duuth tue
Cnnrt declares intcrfrrcs with the rights oi creditors
Most OF the Duluth creditors are Eastern capitalists
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE.
LEY rEIEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l

WAsHINGToN Dec. 14.-Assistant Secretary OF
State Hit expects to be relieved early next week by
the nomination of the Hon. j. Bancroft Davis to be
his successor. An effort made to retain Sir.
Hit in the diplomatic service of the Government,
where he has already served a number OF years
with conspicuous success but be declined the offer
preferrng to devote himself TO his own business IN
terests which demand his attention. lie will, there
fore, 90 to his home in Illinois soon as his sue
,essOr is appointed. Ii is needless to say that MI
Hit has earned in the Office of Assistant Secretary
he reputation he has acquired in every position he
has held in the Government service-that OF an ex-
ceptionally efficient aud accomplished officer. The
record of J. Bancroft Davis twice Assistant Sec
etarv of State Minister Berlin, etc, Is too well
known to need mention.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
WEST INDIAN NOTES.

SAN DouNGO, Nov. 30.-YelOw fever is as
suung alarming pI Oportons, there having been thirty
fatal eases In week.
The stocks Of abundant. Eleven vessels are
expected here having been chartered to load for the
United states ana Europe.
Tic customs Of the Republic for the year are
expected to reach 81, 100000.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Dec. 1i-An abortiye attempt 70
incite revolution made at st. Marc Hayd on FIJI
day last
MONTE CBTsrI, Hayti, Nov. 2sThe resources OF this
port rapidly developing. Mahogany, lignum ylte'
loSwood wax, honey and hides, which heretofore have
been sent to Puerto Plata for reshipment. are now
shipped directly from Monte Crsti Three vessels are
LOADING FOR the United states and four for Europe
The customs revenues OF the Republic for the year
are expected 10 amount to 100000.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
ATT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM WASHlN" IN. IN
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE CHAIRMASshirs-an0 ,rS W.
rARY BLAINE TO RETIRE NEXT MoNDAr-hiS a.
T1rUpE TOWARD cHLI-MR' UPIoNs s00'''
soR-Tgr GARFIELD MEMOIR AL SERVICE
Although no official information mas oeei ai
piven on the subject, the chairmen OF seVerai
of the House Committees are conndehuy
named. The new Secretary of State, MI
Frelinghuysen, will enter upon his duties Oh Old
Monday next. 1t is asserted that no o,ner
Cabinet changes will be made until al'eI
the holidays. Mr.. Hit will be succeeueu
by J. Bancroft Davis as Assistant Secretary Oh
State and that ex-senator Paddock VIII sue
ceed Mr.. Upton as Assistant Secretary o, 'n'
Treasury. Mr.. Baine's instructions 10 ,! Min's 1s
Ter Fitzpatrick were well received IN Chlil' AZ,
rangements are in in progress for appropriate
services in memory of President Garfield
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
TELEGRdPHIC NOTES.

FRENCH WAR VESSEL AT YEw.oRLEANS.
EW-ORLEANS, Dec. AL he French man-oi- war
Dumont dUrvle arrived at the Passes to-day,
NORTH CAROLINA GRAN0ERS ASSEMBLED.
PETERSBURG, Va. Dec. 1.-The North Carolina
State Orange IN Weldon North Carolina and will be
ia session for several days.
FAILURE OF TEXAN TRADER.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA special dispatch from Dal-
las Texas reports failure OF r. Ryan dry goods mer
chant at that place LIABILITIES from $4,000 " $4,000 as
sets nominal.
AN INSURANCE COMPANY BETIREs
W.TrRTowN n Y Dec I4-The Directors Of
the Northern Insurance Company o this city have
discontinue business and win carry out Their nsks Anu
wind up the company
SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD;
TRENTON, N. j., Dec. 14.-Governor Ludlow has
issuef proclamation special olec,on or Member OF
Asssnby With District Essex County to MI the
vacancy caused BY the death OF MI Brnemmer memoereoeI
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
TIE SPREAD or SMALLPOX.

ALBANY y. Y, Dec. 1I.-Thc State Board OF
Health has prepared memorandum on the smallpox
question. in which 10 says:
This Board views with great apprehension the wide
surrad smallpox ntagion along the routes OF travel
from the Atlantic to the Pacific and In numerous manu-
featuring towns in several states The Board earnestly
rcguests an health authorities and others who know Of
the 0u break or presence Of smallpox IN any place IN the
state to report Immediately the fact to the secretary OF
me state Board Of Health and the nearest health
officer The Board directs TO- secretary 20 furnish to the
health officer and Board Of Health Of every place where
there smallpox all necessary instructions Tor the most
suce,v and effective control and extinction uf t" con
tacOn. and supply the form for ih" records tHu re-
port required under the state Law.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
THE ITALIAN REFORM BILL.

ROME, Dec. 14.-During the debate on the
Electoral Reform bill in the Senate yesterday sighor
Finali declared that the would be productive OF
dangerous consequences, it would give prepohder
ance the section of the democracy which IA most us
contented The Marquis Alheri remarked tnat IL was
Indispensable that the ruling classes place az
the head NJ the democracy I'm order direct its course
into proper channels - .,.. n.
Maccaluso who on the 2lst ult., threw revolver ~
suor Depretis the Prime Minister has been sentenced
TO years imprisonment and years lnterneht IN Ihe
Island OF Ischie with fine OF 200 francs nOtwllnstanu
ing the public prosecutor had asked ior seven years "
ns
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. Ia, 1881.
II is reported here tsdsy that Secretary Hunt s 20
take Judge Daviss place the bench OF the Court Of
Claims.
Judge Advocate General Swain to-day submitted his
review Of the Whitaker courmarta to the secre
tary Of War.
Rear Admiral Thomas H. Patterson will be retired on
the 10th Of May and Commodore George M. Ransom on
the Sth Of June.
In the Chrisnancy divorce suit to-day, Chancellor Wy
lie granted the motion of the counsel for the defendant
that the husband DO taxed with the examiners costs
Postmaster Gensral James IL expected 70 return TO-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
THE RARrARD AND var ATHLETES.

NEw-lIAvEN, Conn, Dee IA proposition
from Harvard College for annual series ~ track nth-
ctc meetings between the two colleges was considered
Al Yale athletic meeting to-n.ht. II was thought that
Harvard possessed a temporary advantage, having
new gymnasium and track for practice and that such
meetings would deract from The credit Of winning nt
rnwIug baseball and football. The matter was post
poncd untll January p, the general sentiment OcHR
agnnat tho ncccptance ni tie prOpOsItlOn.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
REMAINING CABINET NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON Wednesday, Dec. ID, 1881.
II is not expected by intimate friends of the
President that there will be any Cabinet nomna-
tions until after the holiday recess though is believed
that the selections for Attorney General and Postmaster
General have been made, and some event, unfor
seen may cause the nominations to he sent in. The
President Ia represented wishing to with great
care in this matter ne has done in all Others since his
TO only after thorough consideration
Benjamin II. Brewster has been before stated, is
for Acknowledgement Concerning the Post
eralship much less seems TO be known, but
the most authoritatively mentioned in connection
with that OF ChaunCey l. Finley, of Missouri II Is
believed that appointment OF notwithstanding
Of the Treasury Will be made until after the holiday
recess.
AN INTERMEDIARY FEDERAL COURT.
special committee of the American Bar Association.
consisting OF Carkson " Potter. OF NewYork, Henry
Hitchcock. OF Missouri, Alexander p LawtOn Of Geor-
ga Rufus King. OF Ohio John W. Stevenson, of Ken
lucky Richard T. Merrck, of the District Of Columbia,
Courtand Parker. OF NewJersey aud Charles s. Brad
ley Of Rhode Island met at Mr.. Merricks office this
evening devise plan TO relieve the United States
Supreme Court OF the great pressure OF business now
upon t. The creation Of an intermediary court to take
Jurisdiction OF many that go the Supreme
Court is the method OF relief that finds the greatest favor
CAPTAIN PATTERsONs SERVICES TO SCIENCE.
meeting Of the friends of the late Captain Carlisle p
Patterson who superintendent OF the Coast Survey,
was held at the Capitol this morning for the purpose Of
aordng opportunity for expression Of views with
regard to appropriate recognition Of the eminent
services rendered by Captain Patterson TO science and
pare report to be submitted TO meeting which will be
held on Saturday next
THE NEW SECRETARY OF STATE.
Secretary Blaine and Mr.. Frelinghuysen held con-
ference to-day which arranged that the latter
would assume the duties Of Secretary Of State next
Monday. On Monday evening Mr.. Blaine tenders re-
cepon TO his successor, which occasion the dplo
matte corps VIII be presented.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
TIE MERCANTILE MARINE.

LONDON, Dec. 14.-Fify guineas premium
has been paid the British steamer CITY Oh louon
from London November 10, for New-iorK' anu SHY M
guiueas premium the British steamer batn Oi'y'
from Bristol, November TO- for New YORK. - 1900
NJ Pereire denies that he has resigned Tue Inanhso
ment of the General Transatlantic Steamship Company
HAVANA, Dec l4-The captain Of an American vesSei
which arrived here yesterday reports that he saw
steamer belonging to the Liverpool and New-orleahs
Line stranded the Moselle Shoals on the Great ba
ma Bank. He unable to render the steamer my ~
eistance.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
1 VIII TEALrHONE cnNrrL

FREEHOLD y. j., Dec. ll.-Ihe ,Hcorpora-
tlon Of the Tropical American Telephone Company,
limited has been recorded here The incorporilor- are
Frederick VI. Dciauo. Of Detroit, Mich, James II.
Howard OF Boston, Mass. and James Il Eichard-, o'
New York City. The object OF tie company iS the con
structiou and operation Of telephone lines and cR-
changes In the sever, cties towns and villages In tho
West India Islands excepting those OF Cuba, Central
America Panama. Venezuela, United States OF Coum.
bit. British, Dutch and French Guiana
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
EEELY REQUIRED r0 DISCLOSE

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 1.-THE Keely Motor
ckholdcrs held their annual meeting to-day. The an
nua report the directors submitted, and was to
the that the inv enor Should for the protection OF
IN. stockholders communicate some other person
than himself the secrets he had discovered and take out
patents his invention An animated debate io-
invyed and the rrpOrt finally adopted.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

berger That to us, is the worst cut OF all. W. me
could stand the election of Republican by ne
publican Legislature but the election OF hlturo to
berger a Readjuster. by Readjuster Legislature
that is bitter-very bitter" . + I.s4
Will you have recovered from the defeat OF las'
fall by lSS4W ....; -
81 doubt IT. Malone, an admirable tactlclan II, IN
politics as in arms is very strong; and, WIN Ine
Administration at his back will be hard TO overcoH
If every Southern State had Malone, we w3uiu w
have more cause to fear the sOCalled Liberals thah
we shall probably ever have"