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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
MARRLAGEAND DIVORCE.

Marriage is still honored by all men and
divorce is regarded az an extremity to be
Stunned until every means and method
of Cancellation, peace and harmony have
been exhausted. BY keeping the fires OF
love ablaze marriage generally results in
happiness. Content, too, has great deal
to do with 1t and children are almost
always sure bonds. From a symposium on
the subject which appeared in The Brooklyn
Citizen and also In The Nci0 York Herald and
which is summarized by the latter paper,
We learn that
Bishop whlpple OF Minnesota, says "Marriago
Is divine institution which Is deEecTated by
divorce"
Joseph Cook--Toose divorce Is becoming vast
mischief. A national law Is needed
Speaker Carlisle-Tho laws should DO made as
nearly uniform as possible
senator sherman-Tho marriage relation should
not be dissolved except on the ccarest and strong
est proof OF breach Of the duty imposed.
Dr. Howard Crosby--EAsy divorce breaks up
families and leads inevitably 10 a low standard OF
morality.
Bishop whltchcad-I am heartily in favor Of a
national law.
Congressman McAdoo- Make divorces odious; no
national law Is wanted LET the States manage their
own business
President De Costa, Of the white Cross Society
We ask for a National marriage law, In accordance
with which woman legally married In nc State
would hnd herself legally married In every state.
bishop Nowman-Thc difference between Utah
L. IA tha kVfy
are simultaneous, while In the latter they are sue
ccssve.
So much from mans point OF view.
The women interviewed say that
Marion IIarland-Nolihoro the divorced parties
should be permitted To marry again.
Frances l.. Willard Divorce is easier than mar.
riago There should be a national law.
| Kate Field-Lcgslnt0rs had better beware how
they put premium on vice by forging the mar.
| iial chains w tight M 10 make SEPARATION too
difficult
Sarah X. Bolton-naying worked In benevolent
| and Christian societies all my life, and seen
women and little children made dependent on
charity through lntclnpcrancc and failure TO sup
port, cannot think that inndelliy should be the
only cause for divorce
Annie Jcpncss Mrlcr-Make the gateway OF es.
cape Us wide ms possible.
These women, II will be seen, are moi
opposed to divorce, and some Of them
would not interfere with existing laws.
But Is It not fact that social law Is q
great factor in supprcssing divorce, and is
II not true that in South Carolina, where
divorce is almost impossible, couples &c.
commodate themselves to circumstances
and the sum Of marital happiness Il
greater than in Illinois, where divorce Il
supposed to be easy Of accomplishment?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
SEEN IN THIS CITY.
Two Runaway Alabama Girls Traced
Here by Their Brothers.

Mamie and Mamie Turner, who were
mentioned in Mondays APPE,L as having
run away from their home at Steel Station,
Ala. in company with Thomas Wilson and
Frank Cameron, also Of that place, were
seen In this city near the Charleston avenue
bridge yesterday morning. The girls were
accompanied by their abductors and are sup
posed TO be stopping at some house In that
neghborhood. The police have been in
structed TO watelfhll outgoing trains, and II
they are aboard 10 arrest them. Previous TO
coming 10 Memphis they stopped over night
at Decatur, Ala, and registered nj the hotel
as man and wife. Cameron leaves a wife
aud three small children at Steel Station In
destitute circumstances. Charles and John
Turner. brothers of the maynard girls are
In the city, and will make II hot for the rns.
Gals n they are caught.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

pEEuSENr 10 tho agitation Tor an adj
Vince Of Congressional salaries The Sda
fmnoiro Ala California reminds iis rad.
en- that MeCrcry, when a senator from
Kentucky, saved $4,000 out Of bis nine
years salary. llo boarded at a George.
town hotel for s. week md walked to
the Capitol every day, spent no money ior
hacks or banqucts, aud looked no, upon
poker. In this way he kept his expenses
down to about 81, 900 year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
QUICKLY ooNsuMMATEp.
A Young Man Marrios his Bride On n
Sleeping Car.

Sleeping Car.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, April IA handsome
young man about twenty-five years Of age,
walked back and forth on the union depot
platform this morning apparently In a
highly excited state Of mind. Early In the
day he had secured section 10 Of che sleeper
Iroquois, which was due to leave for
Wichita at o o'clock Three minutes before
the signal was given for departure the Wa
bash fast train from 81 Louis steamed into
the depot. A beautiful young lady stood
on the platform OF one Of the cars The
young man rushed forward and assisted the
new conner 10 alight c-corting her hurricdly
10 the west end Of the depot, where the
sleeper was In waiting As they entered the
car a gentleman dressed In black followed
and was handed document, presumably n
marriage license. IN the presence Of H. H.
Buffers aud 4. A. McDougnl, OF the Pull
man Car Company. aud Conductor
Garcelon. the words were quickly said
that made the couple man and wife; the
ceremony occupied less than a minute, aud
A. the Law Of the state does not require
either witnesses or signatures or friends 10
the marriage certificate. the names II the tN o
who were thus strangely united were un-
known 90 all except the clergyman. That
individual disappeared from the car into the
| crowd aud the train sped away 10 the city OF
booms, IN Southern Kansas.
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TIE coMMERcL1L CONGRESS.

THE tendencies on this continent are
toward free trade. The free trade between
tho States by which the Republic has
grown in greatness, in population, manu-
factories aud commerce inspires the hope Of
free trade with Canada, with the West
Indies, Mexico and Central and South
America. II iswith this Wow that the pro.
posed Commercial Congress Of American
States has been called to meet In Washing.
ton IN October noxL at which delegates
viii be present from Mexico, Nicaragua,
Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Colom-
bia. Ecuador, New Granada, Peru, Bolivia,
Chill, Venezuela, Argentine Republic.
Paraguay, Uruguay aud the Empire Of
Brazil, and the following named gentle
men from the United States John
u. Henderson, Of Missouri; Cornc.
Illus n. bliss, Of New York; Will
iam Pinckncy Whytc, OF Maryland;
Clement Sludcbakcr. Of Indiana; I. JEFF
ierson Coolidge, Of Massachusetts,; Will
iam Henry Prescott. OF South Carolina;
Andrew Carnegie, Of Pennsylvania; J. r..
Pitkin, Of Louisiana; NJ. NJ. Esice. OF Cali
iornia, and J. II. Hanson, Of Georgia.
Tho questions TO DO discussed arc those
only that apporlain TO trado-such as COM
mcrcial reciprocity, the establishment OF a
zolycrcin or the abolition Of all customs
dues between the participating States. This
last Is what our delegates should agita,c
and urge, as Il Is the only way by which
We eau supplant In Mexicoand Central and
South America or tho West Indies the
European manufacturers who now monop-
olizc the foreign trade Of those countries.
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Rsee. a, New uarsr,. England.

LONDON, April 0.-This was the first day
Of the New Market Craven meeting. The
race for the filzwilliam plate Of 500 sover-
cigns, added TO sweepstakes Of 8 sovercisns
each for starters Ia 90 on second, for two
year olds over the Rous course, five furlongs
was won by Mr.. Cass's chcstnut colt Belmont
The race for the Crawford plate, (handi.
capl OF 100 soyougns. for three year Odds
aud upward. over the Pretty stakes course,
six furlongs, was won by Prince soliikod B
Ioyc.iu.Idleucss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

Special Dspnlch 10 The Appeal.
NASHVILLE Tenn, April o.. D. Daniel,
back tax collector, issued a mandamus today
ON Trustee Morrow compelling him to.asscss
for back taxes the capital stocks u Prcwitt
shurr & Co., si25,OoO Phillip Butterfly 4
Co, 500. 600. Nashville Wooden Mills, s7s.
on The Gas Light Company, 500 90, aud
the Nashville Cotton Mills at $4,000 The
wit was issued as result Of the decision Of
the supreme Court that the capital stock of
the south Nashville Street RAILROAD Com pany
was taxable under the acts OF 1857.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
TWO CHILDREN RUN OVER.
The First the Work OF Black Wretch
the Second Perhaps an Accident.

Inc flrbt tne WOrk OF u piaOh "iO'NH,
the Second Perhaps an Accident.
The police are looking for viii Davis,
(solorcd) for case hidcous in its brutality.
SO far Us known, il was willful, malicious
piece Of work.
About 8 o'clock yesterday morning the
little two-yearold child Of Mrs. Sanders, who
lives near the corner of Florida avenue and
Gaines street, was playing out in the street
Davis came tearing along on horseback at
arcckless gait Withoutappearingt to notice
the little one, he forged ahead and ran over
II. Even after the child had been rendered
unconscious and left bruised and bleeding
by the feet Of the animal refined over II, the
inhuman wretch did not check up.
The ohild's left arm and collar bone were
broken. and It's right arm seriously LAGER
ated.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

srREEr mIlwaya and stree, improve.
mcnts arc the agitaicd and paramount,
questions In nearly al Of the large cities,
Just as they are her. in Memphis. There
are also the questions Of underground
wires and electric lighting, 10 which we.
too. should DO giving some attention, and
tho problem Of a cheap and abundant
supply Of purr, clear water Water ought
to be as free a. air aud abundant Tor all
the demands Tor cleanliness aud health.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

COMMENTING on the recent and filthy
fad OF black silk night-drcsscs which is
now 10 much affected by women In the
East, The Soa Ffancisoo Eruahier proves
that il is not new but is several centuries
old. Tho unfortunate Ammo Boleyn's
night-gowns were made Of black satin,
bound with black taieia aud edged I've
do no: clearly apprchcnd tho difference
between binding and edgipg) with velvet
Of tie came color; and one Of Queen Eliz.
abcth's nlghi-gowns were Of black velvet,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

TUE seventeen year old boy, Krulisch,
poricror assislantin New York drug store.
who was put on trial recently ior the muir
der OF Gunthor weschung. a clerk In
the storc in which he was employed, aud
on whom some unsuccessful hypnotic OK.
pohmcnis were tiled. was declared not
guilty yesterday, the judge Of the Court
concurhng in the verdict And the muir
der thus becomes one OF tho mysteries Of
New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Match.

PIrrsBuno, Pa, Apail 9.--The score at the
six days go-asyou-plcase race at the Central
Rink, this city, at noon today was Day 1875
Miles, Hegelman 1853. Corners $50, Messier
1888, Norcmac ISL. Cartwright 49, Williams
AZ, Golden IA. Ebert 40. Koran 40, Nolan
l3G. Adams 1856. Turner i0l, IOckum i23
Mackie ~, Taylor 10, Tilly 10, Largen 100,
NM. 40
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

TIE New York legislature, following
the example Of Tennessee. yesterday
adopted the Saxon electoral reform bill,
based on the Australian act II Is baicly
possible Gov. llill may veto Il, but II he
docs II will no doubt be passed over his
veto and become law Thus the good
work goes ON, giving ground for hope that
the day u not distant when ballot-box
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

web OF circumstantial evidence, showing
him to be the murderer Of Gunther Wech-
sung, the young prisoner has sat appar-
emily unconcened, without trace oil agi-
tation or anxiety. Even II innocent, his
demeanor is extraordinary, for moi one
boy in 1000, and very few men, could dis
play such indifference under a charge so
tprrihle ~ tAf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

TnE long talked OF Convention
OF white Republicans will be held in
birmingham today. It is to be composed
OF the creme de-la-crcmc Of the protection
party, and "ninnu" and poor white
trash are TO becarciuliy excluded. These.
however, M. 10 be outdonc, propose 10
hold a convention at the same time. or al
Earliest tomorrow, We suppose TO assert
their prcrogaiiycs rs yolerL So lar as an,
possible future for the Republican party In
Alabama is concerned, no step could d,
moro ill.adviscd or nopporune than this
and the we'll to do white Republican,
when they meet today may, from the par
usan standpoint, be fairly characterized al
90 many fools In their folly.
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nave nlenmopd'. Preliminary TRIAL.

LrrtE Rock. Ark, April o-Peoplo In
this city from Conway County, attending the
Federal Court, give the hut information re.
rurling the preliminary examination OF
Dave Richmond, who shot and killed the
negro Joe sniiti. at rlummcrvillc. about
two weeks aga They say the trial lasted all
day saturday lasi. and resulted in the com.
mitmcnt Of Richmond 10 await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
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sanitary Commissioners at Jackson.
NlIIR

JAoKsovvitIE, Fla, April o.-Thc mem
bcs Of the Sanitary Commission reached
here Al noon today. The commission pro
poses making thorough examination oI
Florida preliminary examination wa,
made Of jacksonville this afternoon. II {.
believed much good will result 90 the State
and the country at large from tho invosiiga
ton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

Is Brazil, ~ In part tho result OF In.
tcnscly hot dry weather, there prevails
an uncomprshcndcd disease, termed per.
nicious attack, which strikes down Ia
victims almost wholly malos, suddenly,
and proves fatal within a icw hours,
laughing TO scorn the efforts OF the most
experienced mcdicos. No age or condi.
ton Is exempt BruEilians arr ~ liable ~
the most recent immigrant, and ON lhc
9th iorty.hyc persons persisted from IT,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
HIllea b, M MIic.

PoRr Jrrrnisov l.. 1, April o.--Icwis
Conklln (colorsil agcd foriy-hyc years, was
murdered carly this morning By his wife,
who has bad bad reputation. Tho hus.
band and wife vctc guarding when son.
Io.eph. aged thirty Year., micricrud The
father was dufsndlns himself with n knife.
aud threw his IAN down, whcrcupon the
wife grabbed a.. AK aud buried il deep n
her husbands Hip.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
IN. Dressed nesfCo,nbiu..

N. Louis. No, April p-UnIicd slaics
senator Vest vlso arrived here from Wash
ingion last night says that he will cali a
meeting 81 the Senate Committee appointed
10 investigate the dressed beef combine. of
which he Il chairman. about June 1. that
they will take testimony duringthe summer.
and that they Intend 10 probe the whole
matter 10 the bottom.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

A EXPLORATORY for women is to be
erected at some suitable place in New
York this year, at cost OF SlOO,oOo'
Every State in the Union should follow
this good example.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
w....enu.e,,. Agricultural Repor,.

BosroS, Mass, April p-fhe thiriy.ninth
annual report Of The State Board Of Agri.
culture was made TO the Legislature thl,
moruinR. The growth OF the butter bust.
ru. l. noted particularly Ia the develop.
ment Of the co-opcfaii,o creamery system.
There arc twenty ~ OF such institutions
which made 2,Vc0vO pounds Of butter last
ycat.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

stuiIng or electoral fraudin any shape will
be impossible in the United States, and
the ward hummer, the heller and the
striker will no longer be recognized as es-
sentials TO party organizations:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

Ex-AuDIToR Owls, Of Mississippi has
informed The VicksJurg Commercial Herald
that the farming outlook in that State is
"away ahead Of anything he has seen for
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 9.--President Won
der Abe, of the st. Louis Browns, today re-
signed three Of the four players holding OF
for better terms. They are Chamberlain,
Robinson and Mccarthy. "Silver' King
has not yet attached his signature to St.
Iouis contract
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
FIRE DEPARTMENT

lie says the budget appropriatcs $4,000 or
more, baying about 5000 for incidcntals
and the privileges 10 fall back upon lie
further claims that In years previous 20 1883
there have been SURPRISES IN each Of these
departments aud each year, except 1887,
they were carried forward.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
ADl.as,ros. storm.

BALrrSoEr Nd, April p-rhs storm
which ragged In baltimore With severity on
Saturday, aud with comparative gcnilenes
on Sunday, swept over the lower Ch,saPeske
most disastrously 10 shipping OVera dozen
seamen lost their lives and thirty Ncssc"
we're wrecked
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

Tur Mr. iui Herald says Of William
kruliseh, released yesterday from charge
Of murder, that while the prosecution
had been tryiag 10 weave around him a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
THE WEATHER.


r. WASHINGTON, April o. 1850.
For Tennessee preceded by light rain In
northern portions stationary followed
"Wednesday by slightly cooler weather. variable
winds.
For Arkanas--Fair followed by light raini
s,iohtfv cnoler. variable winds
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Tntnl per month................ .................

For the year this sums up S5l, $40, while
the budget appropriates S59, 900 or over. Mr..
Davis claims that the salaries Of market
master, square-keeper and sanitary officers
are not 10 be considered us coming from the
police appropriation, but from the salary,
printing and expense account and Board OF
Health and garbage
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
,,o,.nrolopicnI ncport,

WAN DErARrNESr U. & SIGNAL SERVICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April Q, 1889. !
18th MGR Time, lar. Temp num-
am ssssssssssss,''' ~ -.
SPIN. .............,.........,....... EhV'l - w
Maximum temperature, 76' minimum, tempera-
iure IS 3 rainfall, 001 River at bpm, 1910 ieet;
change In twenty.iour hours, rise OF.
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rnonAnI.r wINNrns roDAy.

Fint Racc-T. J. Rusk first, syniax second.
Second Racc-Cora l. first, Catherine u
second.
Third Racc-Chocny iirst Pat shccdy
second
Fourth Racc-Quoiation first, Tudor sec.
and
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TIE MEMPHIS APPEAL
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TO coNrRlrrrons ANp CORRESPONDENTS.

We solicit letters and communications upon sub.
jccts OF general interest hut such must always be
accompanied by the name ana address Of tho
writer, as guarantee OF his good faith and re-
fpondbiity No notice can DO taken Of anony'
nous communications
Communication for publication must be written
on one side OF the page only, aud, with oil other
matters connected with the editorial department,
should be addressed 10 the Editor OF The Ap.
zeal. Memphis, Tenn
w cannot, as rule, undertake 10 return article,
not found suitable for publication
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
MONTGOMERY PARK,

We the undersigned, owners and trainers
of horses at Montgomery Pnrk with a feel
our superintendent, Mr.. Carroll for the
prompt manner In which he provides for
our wants. and for his uniiring zeal and
energy in taking care Of track stables, etc.
we take great pleasure in presenting him
with n suit Of clothes a. a token Of respect
and esteem and II Is our unanimous hope
that lac may live 10 wear out this and many
other suits Of clothes. We hope that on our
return next season we may lind him here to
welcome us with his never failing kindness.
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mcAIeer Must Have Done IL.
yo. der Ahe Wants aetier Terms.

Base hits-Cincinnati 5, Cleveland o.
Earned runs-Cincinnati 2, Cleveland 2.
Errors-Cincinnat 2, Cleveland 9.
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our NEW YORK

OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
rstcn Gaicc Of THE APPEAL, No. ~ Tribune
Building. New York. J. T. Van Dorcn, Special
Eastern Agent
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: Te.limnninI tn MIR. CnrrnII

Mr.. carroll, the genial and accommodating
superintendent Of Montgomery Park, was
yesterday presented with u handsome suit
OF clothes, accompanied by the following
written testimonial TO his merits
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The RACE. az Ncm Orleans.

NV ORLEANS, La, April 0.-The weather
was beautiful today, the track fast and the
attendance very light
First Racc-Thrce furlongs. Hopeful won,
onsrad second, wattorson third. Time
O.37.
Second Racc-six furlongs. Stuart won,
Lucy Howard second Los Webster third.
Time-l:i0.
Third Racc-Mile and seventy yards. Jim
Williams won by alcngth. California second,
Pell Nell third. Timo-l.4sA.
Fourth Race-lIalf mile. Fairy Queen
won, Mollio Williams second, Hildcgarl
third. Tme-960H.
NEW ORLEANS ENTITIES AND WEIGHTS.
The following weights aud entries for New
Orleans race. were posted last night at Pow
ers Co.'S Turf Exchange:
First Racc-FIvccirhihs u a mile. selling. Flo
rinc %. T. J. Rusk ~, Jim Nave o. LizEic Glen Va
Comet lOi Oycrtnn los. syntax ~
Second larC-tathcrne u ., Macaulhy 100. Maid
Of orleans itd. Probus 1884, McMurtfy i0i DuhmI
100, Counties iU7, Coma i0s, Hamlet no. Mute ~
Third lncc-One milo aud one sixteenth. handi
cap. Chccny i0H. HOpcdalc iud Moonlight. ral
shecdy lui Caria 100 ins0lence 80
Fourth lncc-Nooru's stake. one milo. Ia
shccdY i0i, llopcdalo i0i. Cora L iOi, Quotation
los Tudor ia
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-10-11
A Surprise to Malone.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. What
are known as the jackson ward
election cases came up before a
grand jury in the United States
District Court today, and, much to
the surprise OF the Malone Repnb.
Leans, they adjourned over until
December Q. These are CASES in
which Messrs. A. b. 0uigon, II.
NJ. Smith, Preston Belvin and 9th.
er prominent Democratic citizens
of Richmond, who worked at the
polls in Jackson ward on the day Of
the last presidential election, were
charged with obstructiDg negroes
in voting. Their cases we're heard
before a United States commission
er some time after the election aud
sent on to the grand jury OF Judge
Hughes's Court. In continuing
these cases today Judge Hughes
said he continued them until the
December term ofthe court, because
he did not think they should be
h card during a political
campaign such as is now in
in progr essinVirginla. The Judge,
although a consistent Republican,
is not a Mahoneite.