The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-05
Indiana Man Does Not Threaten South As He Did
.MOSBY WILL MAKE SPEECH
old Confederate soldier Will Go 10 New Haven to Lecture md s Big Reception Is Planned
 for Him
BY PATTERSON srEALEy

Washington, December 4.-tSpeeial. )- Or all strange tales that come out of the capitol. that about Representative ,Crnmpacker of Indiana is the most mar velous For over 6 decade the name of the Indiana congressman has been used in the south to scare the children sThe Yankees are coming of the Civil war days created little more consternation.
 When Mr. Crumpacker first came to Congress lie picked out as his hobby the reduction of the electoral vote of the south. by reason of the fact that the negro was being disfranchised. MT cftmpaeker worked early and late and finally secured the chairmanship of the census committee.
 Southern members four years ago con- oluded the jig was up; that Crumpacker would get his southern reduction bill through the House and then would come another filibuster in the Senate, such as was led by German of Maryland against the force bill of Lodge of Massachu- sets.
 came out of the census committee. There
 is a reapportionment bill to come in at this session. It Is announced that Mir, Crumpacker will not take advantage of It to reduce the south's representation. They even go further and say that he will oppose any such programme. There are only Keller and Hollingsworth of Ohio left They go out on March 1 and with them passes the last of section alism.
 Col John s. Mosby. the famous Con- federate cavalry raider, left for New Ha- ven, Conn.,. today. He delivers a lecture there tomorrow night. Unawares to him Colonel Mosby is to get big reception from the 150 southern students at Yale and in addition there are to be present some of the most prominent citizens of the state, assisted by a number of union veterans. One of these Is Capt. w. R. Cary, who Mosby says came nearer cap turing him in 1863 than any other com mand during the four years of the war
 Captain Cary was with the Fiftietf New York and surprised General Stewart ant Colonel Mosby, capturing the latter rat and coat and dispatches from Lee te Jackson which had been given to Mosby Captain Cary has never met Colonel Mos by, although they exchanged many shots on that memorable day when the Confed- crates capture would have been worth millions to the Union side.
 Senator Bristow. the Kansas insurgent who calls by the Presidents invitation at the White House tomorrow, said to- nisht that the insurgent attitude Is un- changed He Is only too glad to support anything the President recommends when 1t meets with his views. He says the in surgents do not intend to surrender, nui will stand by their guns and oppose leg iciation that they believe harmful.
 While at the White House Senator Bris- tow will file his objections to Judge Pol lock of Kansas, who is being urged fol the supreme court
 With the exception of Representative Craig, all the members of the Alabama delegation have arrived in Washington and are located as follows: MT. Under wood. the Grafton; MT. Richardson. New Ebbett; Mr Burnett, Congress Hall; MT deflin Riggs house; MT. Clayton, Riggs house; Mr Dent, Riggs house; MT. Fay Tor, 2l23 o street.