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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

The RICHMOND AND DANvILLE Tho
board of directors OF the Richmond and
Danvllle Railroad, which adjourned to meet
In Richmond to-day, will probably be 3d.
iourned by the secretary to the came date in
January. When the rsorgan'z alton Ct the
Richmond aud Dsoville board does take
place scme important changes will Go an
nounced. Among others committee con-
sisting CT Dol. A. B. Andrews, OF North Gar
olips, Capt W. b. Greer, present general
manager, and Mr.. Dol Haas, traffic manager,
will be put ir complete control of the prop
critics to operate the lines according to their
own ideas of rAilroading. Heretofore the
properties have been managed from Wall
street. II Ia understood that Col. Andrewe,
who is now third vice president OF the Rich
mond and Danvllle, will be made first vice
president, and Capt. Green and Mr. Haas
will also be made presidents.
Att meeting OF the Richmond Terminal
directors In New York yesterday W. E.
Strong. OF Work. Strong & Co.. was elected
director In place Ct a. J. Rauh, who re-
signed. Rauh Ia assistant secretary, and
was only elected temporarily uotil The new
member of the board could be decided On.
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Burned at Sea

LONDON, Dso 22.-Tns s;eem hip Ahys
sin q Of tho G1ion L!ne wAich ssiod from
New York CO thu IS u irs.., bound for
Liverpool, has bean bu11ed at sea in lat.
tuds 40 north longitude 20 yes. All on
beard the sseemahip were saved. TIE date
Of thu burning OF the Abyssiaia was not
stated. The burned vessel va, al iron,
bark rugged, screw steamer OF 365l tors
gross ard was valued at 100000 She was
built at Glasgow. Scotland, In 1870 for the
Cunard line, but for the psss five years has
been rurnirg between Vancouve. ard
Hong Kong. Tbs vas her first regular trip
for the Gulon !ne since Their. Sac carried
IS cabin and 3S Storage passengers. besides
crew OF so men. and had valuable cargo
OF merchandise.
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Mr.. Hoey is said to have paid $4C0, 600 10
the eettlemen with Adams Express Conn
pauy.
The funeral Of John Frszar, at Upper
Marlboro, Md, was yesterday stopped by
his sister, who believed that the body was
getting warm and that 1t was casa of sus.
pended animation.
Masked man forced an entrance into the
isil at Dewitt, Ark, Sunday night, and shot
to death j. NJ Smth, Floyd Gregory and
Mose Henderson, who were charged with
shcating the wife of 6mitb.
At the dinner OF the New England S5cie-
~ CT Brooklyn. last night, ex President
Cleveland made fo.cib!e speech. 10 which
BE urged the importance If cu!:iVs'ipg q
sprt OF true Americaniem.
Tho nth Carolina House last night
VT G 10 recommit the bill making en- ep-
preparation for the Worlds Fair. l. is go
Deer the end of the session thsti. Ia believed
the bill is practically killed.
TIE largest gi!der IN the world was
yes'e day placed 10 position over The Matts-
bsase!t river ST E let BarliD, o.. being one
hundred s,d two feet six inches long, elk
feet deep, and weighing over fifty tons.
Mr. R:ohatd Manifold. the actor. has lie
sGed instructions to his manager to diecop-
TIME the uss Of autographs aod printing OF
all kiaGs for uae 10 wiudnws and on walls,
snc to coffee all sGvcrii.iog exclusively to
the newspapers.
Florence G. Cu,hher:sop, Of Chicago, yes
terday obained vorcs In the South Da-
kots courts from the man che lad been
fosecd 30 wed, aDd whom hsr frat hubbard
nameG CO correspondent 10 hls suit for 6i-
vorce sga!n5. her.
The national c,mmi4sionsrs for New York
OF the words f.ir-Messrs. D pew, Allen
end Thaoher-2ave q dinner OF Dalmonico's
lsst night for the purpose, as they pnt it, of
"corside.irc Nav York's duty aod interest
as related 70 sha wcfid's C,lumb.aa eZpcsl-
t!o1."
Mr.. sickIsr. one ( f che Chicago Worlds
Fair commissioner om Germany, arrived
at Hoboken, II j., Yesterday, and hae in bile
possession the original sNord carried by
Ohria.orhaF Columbus at the time of his dis
coverp OF Auarios. Tia aIo:d belongs to
the mus.nta cs 5.lz7u.e, Germany, and has
been !csued for exhibition at Chicago In
1909
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The Rights of Chinnmen,

SEATTLE, Washn., D.c. 22.-Judge Hsr.
ford has aled &c opinion 10 the o. s. dis.
trict court In the case of the lited States
rs Lac Hoey, which is Of great importance 10
Chinese merchants IN this country. Judge
Hanford hold, tha, Chinaman who Ia a
merchant In this country permanently dem
iclled here and who Ia permitted to return
to the United SAFES By the collector OF Gus.
toms after visit to Victoria. B. c., Ia not
liable to be arrested and banished because
the collector admitted him without the pro
ductlon Of his certificate as to the fact Of his
being merchant issued by the government.
He holds that the decision OF the collector
OF customs as to the right OF & Chinese mer.
chant to be admitted to the country will
not be examined by the courts for the mere
purpose OF determining whether the action
was based upon good evidence, and that
the Chinaman who Ia In feet entitled TO be
in this country, and who hiss gained admit
lance, cannot be sent cut fer the reason
that the law requires judicial determine
ton to the contrary before a warrant can be
Issued for the deportation Of Chinese per-
SOD; that lie, 1t must be adjudged that he Ia not
one entitled b. 'aw to remain in this coun-
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g!RaIgIA NEWS

Tha A,!ancrt Rotc. ct PccahoRsas vas
burned On Saturday.
Jun!us C5tteD, oo!ord. who assaulted
Washington West, Of PIiocs George county,
Yves yesterday taken from the county jail to
Petersburg to aeyo him from yrchlDg.
ASS G0nl5mau, OF Cs.oilue county. killed
hcg or Tho 16 4 iDnisnt that weighed 675
pouDds. The neg was go large IL had to be
dressed ca tie erouHd, es 1t could not be
hung u7.
Mr.. William :. JswsII, aged sixty year,,
Gicd yesterday st Buepo Y sta of heart dis
esee. lie wss prominent In his day and q
man Of great baEe7o!ance. 10 was with
Walker In his Nicaragusn expedition In
1866. Ms. swell wes b:d!y wounded in the
Central American asmpsign. Daring the
l.te weT b. vas member OF III, Ssauoton
Artiiiar7. IA vas pycmiDent Mason and
O3d-FelIon.
The b5aid CT tigaco era IF the Jefferson
Davis Monument ASSIMILATION met 10 Mayer
E lysou's ofice ia Richmond yesterday.
The Southern Pres Association have col.
lec!ed considerable money, which they will
apply to The Richmoud movement. They
report between SIS 900 and 500 COO subscrib.
ed. The boa:d elected as members of the
association Patrick Walsh. Of Augusta; J..
L. Weber, OF ChsaIes,o: 8. O., snd Captain
Chidrsss, Of Naab7ilIe, Tenn, and elected
as genera! scent &c solicit euDsc1iptIons 8.
a, Cnnoiosham, she will beg!n work In
TeEes,
Semusl McMsre eay. dser-hunter,
Was fatally shos Saturday near lis home in
Augusta. mcMsEsvay Was on his way to
the staGd which he wes to occupy on the
day's huct. This etand was near the house
of John Fl. Bowman, snd while Montana
way VAS liz conversation with Mrs. Bowman
some unknoWo person opened fire on him.
firing seven times Early 10 the shooting
McMauGway wac disabled, being ehot with
bullet through the back and again q SEQ
ond time In the arm. The assaiant Ia un-
known. McManaTs3's wounds are likely
to proye fatal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
Shot His Wife in a Joke.

ATLANTA, Dec. % Gov Northern signed
"a order yesterday psrdoning O,car Har.
den. In the early part Of this year Harden
waa mss:isd to .one of the pyettiest young
ladies 10 the part OF the country where be
lives. They started out In splendid coun
Try home, and their lie was one of felicity
until o2e day last summer. Harden and bis
wife had just flashed dinner. Harden got
up, saying: well, must get to work /;
come, kiss me good-by." He started out,
but turned ss be did SO. 81 believe said
ne, "Ill carry my shotgun. The blackbirds
bave been playing havoc In my oornfsld.n
He TOOK ihs iowllog piece ard went out his
wife calling after him as he did so. She
stood at the window talking until be was
100 yasda away. he turned around 10 say
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

A BATH IN a STREET CAR.-A we'll
dressed German. apparently about 80 years
OF eye, walked into the west Thirtieth
street station-housp, Nav York, yesterday
morning. and going mp to Sergeant Time,
eaid:
II want 81 900"
well, you Can't get il here"
Il know that, but what want Is belp."
"What kind OF help 2
II want detective. 81 coo 600 YES Ste
len from me on Sixth avenue this morning
and I must get IT,"
"All right" SAID the sergeant. "I.'a
down at Jefferson Market. Til aend o man
down With you to get IT," and calllng De-
teotive Bebr, be crdsred him to take the
man to court.
The two boarded Seventh avenuo csr. Whom
shout half way dewn the man turned to Brhr
said:
'Rcally, old man, must take a bath y
Thore was general cramble for the door when
tho man jumped up snd started to take off h S
clothes He had removed his coat ard waistcoat
when Behr threw him down on the bottom OF tho
car and held him there until the court was reach.
ed, To Justice Hogan the man said he was Robs.
H. vi bart, OF No. 1913 Forsyth street. The JUS
tice con- mitted him for eIsmrai; N as 10 his
sanity
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another Gillian Outrage

SAN DIEGO. Gala, Dc. 22.-Tne steamer
Keeweera ha, rescaed this port from VAL
psrsiso, end brought up Patrick Shields. a
sailor, who bad been on shors ct Valparaiso
and with g oompsnica waa arrested By the
police. H was not treated With special
brutality, re saYs, uotil ha stated be yes On
American, wbGFeunon 20 wss knocked
down and loren. He msseg'd to cecace,
but was rscaptarei and boston into insenal-
bIlity. Consu MoC. cary 81 Valparaiso To-
terceded fo1 him and proniIs was given by
the GILLIAN officials that indemnity would
be forwarded, but nothing he's arrived.
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LEGISLATIVE.

The superintendent bill Ia giving the Leg
isleture some trouble. The measure was
passed by both houses on Saturday, but yee-
tarday morning the Senate recope!dered the
vote and adopted en- amendment advocated
By Mr. Flood. This amendment tranS.
poses the positions OF Cumberland and Flu.
wanna. II was argued that the republican
mejoIity In Goccaland is larger than the
democratic majority In Fluvanna, and that
district would elect republican delegate !;
that Cumberland and Goochlaud both being
republican counties. they should form one
House district, and Buckingham and Flu
vaDa another, as the democratic majority In
the latter would overcome the republican
ms ,rity In the former.
When the bill came up Mr. James, CT
Goochland. In the House. opposed the
change. His county. be said, had nearly
overcome the republican majority. end he
objected to be put In district with strong
republican county. The House refused TO
agree to that ard the Senate would not re.
cede. a committee CT conference wss sp-
pointed and failed to sgrse. The CHRIST
mas recess will not be taken until the bill ls
passed. Fit does not become law By jan
uary the old epporlionment stands, which
Ia the secret of tho refusal f some members
TO vote for the measure.
County judges were elected fer G axle
and Warren.
In the house bills ware iutre d1ced: To
amend the Code, 80 az to give . married
woman power to release her dover rights
without her husband joIDl1g 10 the convey
ances. and to require county trsasrrers to
maize an annual ststemen. OF the financial
condition OF their counties.
The Senate bill to amend seo:ioaa l ard
IL OF an act approved FebTusrS 1890, en-
titled an act to incorporate the Georgetown
and Falls Church Railway Company and to
extend the time for the commencement Ct
the construction Of tie road therein nea
toned was passed.
A bill to GLOW @. NJ. WsrGe: to erect a
wharf On the Yscomico river. In the couaiy
Of Northumberland, was ALEC passed.
The democratic caucus last night nomi-
mated Gen. William B. Tsllaferfo by sco.s-
nation for iadge OF G cnces'er.
Mr.. a. F. Wthrow offered the following,
which, ct the suggestion OF Nj. Saunders,
was go amended az to Apply to resident ae
we'll as nonresident owners:
Received, Tnat the Committee on Tinsnce take
into confederation the question Of the prorer as
sessmenG LOT ta4alon OF lsnos heQ on large tr8cts
by resident or non-reidents end relo:t by bill! or
otherwise
10 explaining Why be wished action taken
10 the matter the patron said: IA the
county In which live SO well So the great
southwest. there arc hundreds OF thtu.ands
of acres CT land owned By Whist our people
term 'land pirates CT the North aud East.
These lands are worth millions OF doliers
and cannot be bought at any price, shiio
you will fpd their assessed value or the
land books fixed Of from 10 cents TO 81 per
acre. while the farming auds in the same
neighborhood sre assessed at from Sc to SIS
per acre. This resolution IL Of vest impor-
tancs to the farmers OF Virginia."
The resolution w6e edpted
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Letter from Richmond.
specisl Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 81, 1891.

Special Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 81, 1891.
The members of the Legislature are all
mighty anxious to get home to spend the
Christmas holidays. Qllts a number left
tonight and there will hardly be quorum
tomorrow. This waa why the two houses
hurried up on the appoItonment bill to-day.
When this measure was being discussed in
the House to-day nearly all the Senators
came over to hear the "big talk" and they
were disappointed when the House rel ect-
ed the Senate amendments. l. took but
Eve minutes to appoint committee on
the part of the two houses.
The numerous applicants for positions
on the railroad commission board which the
proposed railroad bill will establish has led
some Legislators to favor commission Of
Eve instead Of three. The more there are
the batter will bs the chances of some CT the
candidates. The general opinion seems to
be that the number will be three. There Is
90 certainty, however, OF the massage OF III >
bill. 1t vii! get through the House all right
but the Senate may pick flaws in it uatil 1t
is killed. A very prominent Senator re-
marked to-day "a good railroad bill will go
through the Ssuate." The inference Yves
that the Kent bill needed some modifoa-
ton, but just what kind OF modification was
not suggested. Delegate Kent has given
this bill much thought and study. He has
labored on 1t hight and day and has finally
got Ii 10 shape that cults him. He is
thoroueh,y posted en- the subject and 1t
would not surprise som persons If Mr. Kent
ia made QUE of the railroad commissioners.
Living, es be does, in southwest Virginia,
which portion Of the State has been left out
Ia the cold In ths matter OF official patron.
age, he has not only strong claims for the
Office from q geographical standpoint but
his ability snd fairness commands him for
the position. he has never even hioted
that he would like to have a place on the
railroad commission, but others are talking
about his peculiar fitness for the position
and cay that Ii is cess where the hour,
the Office and the man should meet, and
that one of the men should be Mr.. Kent.
Amorg those who took part In the discus
sion In the House to-day when the appor-
tionment bill came up, was Delegate Bend.
helm, OF Alexandria. He did not wRnt the
House to adj ourn oyer without settling this
matter, as be was afraid there would not
be quorum tomorrow.
1.-THE bill abolishlDg convict labor from
the Capitol square bsoomes lsI there will
be- places created for five other persoEs. Oh
course no big ealaries will be paid to any OF
them, es they will have to do laborer's work.
It Ia mighty ugly sight to zee penitentiary
convicts lounging around the Capitol and
working about the square, Visitors TO the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

TIE Duke ofDavonsAlre died at bis home
near London yesterday, sgsd eighty-:h:ee
yesre.
John Madd;e,c Morton. author OF "Bo1
and Cox" and other faroes. cied 10 London
yesterday.
1t Is officially stated at ST. Petersburg
that the plan to anex Coreato the Russian
Empire will not be carried out.
Polish peasants who emigrated to Brazil
In the hope CT lettering their condition,
have returned destitute to theiE homes.
The French Chamber OF Deputies yester-
Gay adopted the government bill to pro.
long for one year treaties existing bstWeen
France and other countries.
Count Tolstoi says that If the Russian
government would promote village indus
tries 10 the famins districts, sufficient work
c2u'd be found to avert actual starvation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
On their WaY to Virginia.

MEMPHIS. TIM, Dec. 22.-six officers, armed
with Winchesters and requisition, arrived in
Mem phis yesterday and took Tall Hell, the Ken
lucky muir ler.r. 10 chsrge and left with him for
Virginia. John Wright, OF Knox county, will
try to intercept the train and in order to avoid
hin the eff ers took circui.cuI route. 1t is
thought mob will take charge Of Hall at Nor
ton, Va., where be killed his last man. United
States Marshal Taylor asys that tHen.y-seven
murders have been traced to Hall. He cherfully
informed the officers that he would return 10
Memphis and Kill Detectives He3rick and Prydo
and reperter. After he was takcn in charge by
the Virginia authoriti.s requi,i!ion chtroing
Hsll with four murders arrived, but it was rot
hCnoret
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Fight IN a Church .

CRAwFoKDsvu LIE, Ind, Dec. 22.-In The
mldet of the sermon .. the oolored Baptist
Church last plghs. al cffi:er eute,ed TO a.
rest q man named E7sns, who Ia wanted FOR
murder. EVauu spraug upon the altar, srd
80 the ofdoer advanced, lesped upon him
With q 1897, cutting him vicioua!y when
the officer fred on him, bringing him TO hls
knees he escaped from the house, how
svsr. and the officer wss too bed y hurt to
follow. Tie congregation shrleked and
prayed during the Fl III, but Elder Coleman
went right on With his sermon With bis eyes
shut. Evans Ia still at large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
Fought the Maneaters

Tie steamship Tangier, with a cargo of iron ore
for St. Jago &C Cub, arrived at Philsdelphis yes
terday with Der ers'gn at half.u AIT. This was
on account OF the death of the wife of the only
passenger the secretary and treasurer OF the Jura
qua 'r,n Company, of Phi .delphia, sni slso of
Second Engineer j. McFarlar d. who was drown d
at Fort de France, Aa.tinique. He went into
the harbor to bsthe on November %, while the
Tangier lay at Fort de France, ,ni WAS seiz>d
with crsmrs. As there ware several sharks in
the vicinity everybody hesi.ated before going TO
bis rescue. ]. b. Johnston, the champion long
distance swimmer OF Philadelphia, who Is one Of
tbs crew of the Taugier, Jumped overheard in his
clothing, and FOR an hour continued to dive for
the body. He finally rescuedi', after desperate
conflict with two Of the msneaters, in which he
had 20 use his sheath knife to ward off their fero-
clous attacks. Both Johnston aud the drowre
man were bitten in several niscss.
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Foreign NeWs.

ST. PETEesBUR D,o. 22-The semi
c ficiel Journal de 81 Petersburg publishes
81 aytce to day on the Chadoulne Incident.
Il takes tie ground that In accordance with
international treaties Bulgaria was bound to
ao. through the French representative al
Sofa in in any action she may have desired
to take to secure the expulsion of NJ. Cha
douine irt N the country, and that her omls-
sion to do go constitutes fragrant. .infrIpg-
ment Of the capitulaticns.
LONDON, Dso. 22-Intensely cold weather
continues TO prevail throughout England
aud Ia cauelng more or less distress. Most
OF the Iskas aud thu water on the
loWlsrds where the Thames over
h,Es It's bank are covered With Ice.
In London the weather Ia beastlY. Aside
from the intense cold the city Is covered by
q thick, choking fog, which makes exist.
ence miserable and all trnffio on the river
has bean suspended. Il Is 30 thick and
black that electric and gas lighta cannot
dapel the gloom. Several accidents oauaed
by the fog have bean reported
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Counsel for tho plaintiff in
the action for libel brought by Mrs Osborne, wife
Of Captain Osborne, against Mrs Hargreave, wife
OF Major Hargreave. to-day announced to the
court that, acting under instructions from Cap.
tain Osborne, they withdrew the case. Sir Charles
Rusrell announced in addition that Mr.. and Mrp
Osborne accepted verdict for til, defendants.
The case first became kroHn through suit
brought By Mrs. Hargreave to secure the return
Of Certain jewelry which had been a:o'en from
her residence ard sold 10 London. It transpired
on this trial that Mrs. Osborne was charged with
stealing the jewslry and cut Of this charge grew
the charge Of libel which has just been With
dawn. The Ha geesyes do not inttnl 70 prose
cute Mrs. Osborne, but the whole matter /, nc "
il tho hands of tho police, and 1t depends upon
them whether the lady Is prosecuted for theft
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something. AS reply she threw kiss at
him. Thinking to scare her, Harden raised
the gun.
I'm going to shoot," be cried.
"All right" she answered from the win.
dow. shoot I'll bet you can't bit me D
a loud report followed.
Harden returned at night expecting
welcome. Instead he found his wife dead
He was tried, convicted OF involuntary
granddaughter, and sentenced to pay fne
of $500 and In addition six months ,rs.
onment. The prosecution was pushed By
bis wlfe's angry relatives. He paid the fne
and costs and was placed in Jail, where be
now ia. The judge, aolictor-general and
Jury who tried Harden recommended the
pardon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

Doc MEAT WON'T CURE THE GRIP Mag.
gle Dopagher. who began the dog treatment
for consumption st Shelbyville, lad. some
seven weeks ago, hiss been compelled to
take to her bed. She gradually increased
tackled with tbs grip. She has eaten, on an
average. dog every day Ter seven Teeks,
and had go far recovered that for the past
four weeks she had been able to perform hsr
Homework without Inconvenience or fa-
tieus. So great vas her Improvement In
health that many persons In the community
and at various points in the State are now
eating dog flesh and taking the oil as RENE.
dy for consumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22
AN OLD GUNNER DEAD TIE Oldest sur-

AN OLD GUNNER DEAD TIE Oldest gun
ner In the United States Macy, the vepera-
bic George sirian, died In Portfucuth, Va,
yesterday. TIE life OF Mr S rIan is one full
OF romance and adventure. Born In 1917
on the Greek Isle CT Ipssla. no Yves made q
homeless orphan by the attack and masss-
ere by The Turks of the Inhabitants OF that
island In 1926. The bombardment Of the
Turks by the old C3Dsti u.ion % d Iron
81 lcs") aved he lives of a large num5er, and
he was among II boys who survived aod
were brought away by that gallant Old ves.
ISL. He was brought homs Big Lieutenant
Randolph. OF Richmond. she exscuii9s ofi-
Ger OF the ship. Later he wac taken bv Mr.
Marshall, gunner 10 the Uoited States Navy,
frem Lieutenant Randolph. and by him
taught guunery and pyro, e,hnlcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-22

The World. printed in New York, aays:
1.-THE Worlds Fair has nothing to do with
politics. 1t Is neisher partisan ncr seo-
tional affair."" The Times, printed in CHI
cage, says tie talr to be held In that city is
partisan concern" Which ought to
know better? Should Congress- appropriate
the proposed FIVE million more to the fair
referred to, its professions of economy will
be the iibe of the country II tbs Virginia
legislature shall make an appropriation for
the same otact, after its treatment Of the
States creditors. the least said OF It's mem
bers thereafter will be the better.