,e ou'
qiuiiy
.ill i‘‘'
(luiiLOTTi:, .y. c. rrESh.ir, i>i:ii:.vm:n as, issi.
[>o.
■priH I'iiiun \vr^'Ki.T
R. T KMl r,l.
.llli.:. lIlLLUtS A Vt.AH, i'VIlt 1> AIlVVNrr..
Lc;4*i‘‘!;>tuiv.
I ^ I •[ f (' \ (I !i K ''I'cnNI)
MoiuLr'. Di'i - ihc (lay prt.-
!)\ fill'fo)‘t!ic nu'Cl-
• -uf •. !'(’ ' . a (luoruni of liolli lu»usi*s
''ifi'u ''>> I'Hsuhu^^ (lav, ro-
llli I’ollov, i?i j c'jniiuiiiucaliun iVoiii
I.. l’rc>)iaciil :—•
■-rn'.-f /' V of the Si .'irifr,
!j tht; II'. vat of Jii/jrt-srn'rifirr.^:
T!a‘ \V. hich 1 h-ivt'How lo prt'Si'iit
I i pi'!' I'Jla!:':--. Doiiics-
sa)i'^'iii)U‘ ;.nlicipu-
, . . V l.ir’.i haM l)cr;i fiitri’!uinod t»i’thc
i;\ '.itv.iIf w look to the
.i
•s a iialicn, foiitimies
i t Nai!i[iU' : if l(; ihi.'
to in(l('niirny !Vr snoliations ■which vrrc
coniniiUt'd on our roniniei'ce in llie laic
wars. I (ji‘ those iniert'sls aiul claims, it
was in the coiitoniplation of iho jjartics,
to make ];rovision at lusubscciiu'tit day,
hy a nioK* coniprclu nsivc and doiinitivr
liraty. 1 la* ohj(>ct has been diilv atu n-
dcd to since by the Kxccutive, but’as yel,
it has n»t been m coiuplished. It is ho
ped that a favo’ alile oppoi-tur.ity '\ill pre
sent itself, i'oi- opening a tief.^ociation,
which may cnibrace and ui’i'ani'^e all ex-
istini^ diiirrences and e\ ei y other con-
c('rn, in whicli ihev ha\e uconuiion intei'-
ply to the lav', have be('n raised, v hich
tiij;y deserve a reconsideration of liie
wliole s'lbject, 1 ha\e thoiipht it ]>roper
to siispejid the conclusion of a new ( bn-
venti(.n, nntil the dcliiiili\e sentiment i of
C'c«n;;i-ess may i)o. ascertained, 'i'he doc-
(iments relalint^ to the ne^^otiation aie,
nith that intent, subniittcd to yuiir con
sideration. -%
Our commerce M itli Swede?i has Ijce’i
placed on a footinc^ of peilVcl reci[)rocity
by treaiy, and, uiih Kiis'^ia, ilv* Nelher-
h.nds, ]^i nssia, llie f;-c(' 1 lunseatic Oitic^.
tlu; Dukedom of Olden’nii :.'-. and Sardin
ia, by intei'tial rej^ukitions (,n each sid
e>t, upon th(* accession of the present kin., ^ _
ol 1 I'ance, uii event w hich has occurred | founded on mntual a;’;tei'n;L'nl belM een I l>\ tlie parties to those wars,
since the the close g1 the last Session ol | the respective (lovcDiments. att'5 i-f theii- res;-)eciive (Jt
Con,!;Tess. ^ _ 'I'he jDriiicij^Ics upon v. hich ihc com-
^^i^h Creat I’ritain our rommercia! mercial j)olicy of the United Slates is
in‘ercoursv rests on the same footin;;-that founded, arc to bi; traced to an early ]U’-
it uid ut the last Session. I'y the (.^on- riod, I'iiey iiro esseiitiull/ ((•n!ie(,t(d
vention of c ne thous?.!ul eii^ht luindi ed j v. it!i tht'se upon which t'leir indepeMtl'Mi'e
and rtlteen, the commerce bi iwi en t'.u' I - , as (.leclai'e;!, aiul o',\ e tlieir ori;;in to the
nited Slates and the iiriti-^h doniiniot!>, in j enli^'htcned nien who took the lead in our
l.urope and the I'asflnilii’v, w a-j.uri".n;.;ed ati’air.-> at that important epoch. I'lu.'v
I on a princ'i|)lc' of reci])rociiy, 'i’hutCon- j are develoj)ed in their first treutv of com-
I y'litioji was c(;n!irmed iind cominucd in i mei-ce uiui Trance, of si\th l ebruaiy.
w!tliout indicati!!!^ I force, with slii^hl e\cc])tions. I>y a subse-j otv.'thoits,.nd seven hundi-ed and seve.ity-
ctioii-. Iror.i hich j (](,,.Ill treat\, for th.e term of ten )ears, j ei>5;l\t, i;n(! by a fornud (:onimissi(jii. w hiu\
the twentictli C)ctol)er, one lh.oLi-|\\ as insliiuted immediately after the co!i-
‘‘if-.'ht hundred I'.nd eiKhtfi' u’ thelchisicn of tlieir i evolutionary sti'u^;;ie.
•I'l' i)upid;itii>:i ine'.ery 'j’uii'KM u ol the latter. 1 ii(> lrud‘ \\ith the for th.c {'Ui'jiose of nc.’^'otialin^'trea.ti* s of
iilt’.i'- .i drxoied to (lur lui]'])y s\ stein j Hritlsii culi»!iies in the e‘U Indies, has ; copiiMerce with e\erv llui'o]Ha!i p(j\ver. sio!!, am! si.ltled to i!ie siitisfaction of
niinc!.!, >U(i chf! i siiir.;.',-the Ijoiu! (if I ivjt, as \et. Ix'in arrani;(“d Ijy tivaly oi-‘'i he fir.il ti-eaiy (f tlie L ni'.t'd States v.it!\ parih's. l’ropoviii(;iis. hu\ insj; liii> (jbject
;i ',,it!i h.'.eniai ufireiK-ii. 1 Aperi-1 otiu rw ise. t(j our satisi’.itticjn. .\n aj)-1 ib ussia, uhiili was ne'.rotiated liy tluit { in viev.. b;* ve l)een maoe lo the (iuvern-
liusahvud} siio Aii, tl'.at the diiit r-j pi h to th.'.t ! csult has been made by i c('iMii!ssioi\ afV a-ds a si;4irai i.!Iu.-)iration j mciils of (ireat r>i iu in, I’ratice, iiu’ssia,
_ I,.. 1
J b.'U.ll'
wliii !i c -nip' e !(, the sanu' ,;-i'ati-
-|u'( . .I'll' l^ exhibi'ed. Our expan-
■ . r t';" vast icri'itorv v. itliin o'lr
. Ii.; hi'ei! ^c at.
■ 11 ::e u ' in. Si’ se
I has b) c’i con^pii u-1 |V(>m
^\ e iu;M-(h;ilv ;.’:aini'd slii tiMh bv | sand
tin" to c> state of maritime war, irvolvinjj
tlie i-elative rii’-hts of neutral and f)elli^-
erent in Ku h wars. JSlost of the diHi-
cuities which we have experienced, and
of the losses which we Iwive sustained,
since the establishment of (>ur Indepen-
dv'nce, lun e proceeded fi'on* the unsettled
state of iliose rii^h.ts, and the extent tu
which the beilitjerent claim has been
carried ai^ainst the neutral purty. It is
im])ossibIe to look liack on the occurren
ces of t'.ie late \. ars in Europe, and to
behold the disrej^ard w hicli w as puid to
our ri|*;hts, as a neutral power, and the
waste which wiis made of our comnu“!'ce
by various
,ict'5 i.f then- respecMve IJtAernments,
atid under the pretext, by each, that the
othei- had set the example, wit'aout j.jreat
morliricatioii, and a li\ed purpose nevei
lo submit to the like in* luture. An at
tempt lo ri nujve thosi; cae.ses of po'siblc
variance, ijy IViendiy nej;*oliation, and, an
ju: t pi’in' iples whieli would !)e appiica-
Me to all parlies, ccjuld. it >vas j)resunu-(l.
b(! \ic'ved Ijy none, other tha!i as a [)roo!
of an eainest desire lo preserve lho'>e re
lations with evei'v pc>w(.r. In th.r late w ui
beiueen I raMceand Spain, u crisis occur
red in whicli i' seemed prol)al)le that al!
the cotili-ovei tibie principles iiwolved in
(■ cf«-linr.!'''. and ol ind:;si!-y procee-; ii,^. Icpi-.jatix e ucl.--, w liei-eby m-any si i-i- (,f those jjriiicijde-. 'I'lie act of C’on-
i'mui that can've, itisepar'abh’ Irom'juus im p‘d i nu-nt s which ha(i been raised ‘ t--ress of the third of Ma>ch, 1« i adu]jt-
va-t (lor,i./in:-. an>l which, umiei'()ih-| by the parties in defence d'ihclr resnec-' cd hi mediately ai'.er the reiuin of a fi-
■ -ici'.i, iiii;.;;l'.t jiav e a I epulsi\e tctiden-I u’, (• claim'^, were removed. An earnest cral i;eac'', was a ni'vv overlui'e to for-
w h!c! ^ ^
An earnest
Vahii'ul iVii to pi'oduee, w ith u--, nmh'r ! d'-slie exists, air! has Iirrn mauili sted on ' ei',n nati'jns to eslablish oui- commerv.ial
!• n ! ulutii'n', tlie (j])posiie el’ect. I the j)ai t of this yo'ci nrnen!, to place iht'' rtdaliMns v. llli them on live basis of f;'ee
l\ in' one jjorlion w ants, the otiier may : commei’ce w ith ihe colonies likewise on and Cjial leciprocitv. 'J'hat pnnci-)k'
p'llv. ..lid thi^ v\ ill be most sensibly iv. It t a I’ootlni!; of i eciprocal ad vanu. .;e : and il ^ has j)er\ atled all tin- acts of CioUL’^res'-.
dll' >>;iits must disla!iL f”om each oth-j is hoped that tiie liritisli j;-o. ei nment, ' and all tlie ne;^''utiali!H’.s of the ll.veculive
.fuiUiiiii; tlieiel'.v , a domestic market, I sei in:^ the justice (;f the pr(j]josal, atid its on liie subject since,
a .111 ;;r'iye • ' ’ ' ’ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ • - ' • -• -
■’i.i’'-. olid t
llli'L'ni ••'!. . '1 has, by a ha]-)py dis'rilni-
ji.ii of j)'.iw c!-Ijciv. een the National itnd ' ted for the adjitsliuenl of the boundary, i joidin,!; seas, was conchukd and sii;ned
|tjti'{iw.e iiMiem-, ;^-overnmetits w hich ' bet\ve{'u the territoi'ies of the U. Stiites at St. Pctersbtir;,;, on the day
f\( hi'i u'iv on llie so\ erei;,pity of the } and those of (it eat llritain specitied in the i hist, by the Miiiister I’lenipotentiai’y
I - I i'.. II I . .' .. k.. i! I. ■ I . , r . I I’ / ' 1 1 ; .1
ai'.d d’ oilier INjwi'is, which !ia\e been re-
ceivijtl in a frimdly manner by all, but as
yet no ireatv has been funned w ilh either
for its accoiiiplishmenl. '1 he policv will,
it is presumed, be p-rscvered in, and in
th(' hope tlial il ma) be successful.
It wii’aiwavs bo recollcct''d, that wiih
cr.e oi' ihe pai lie-, to those wars, and frcnn
v.honi v/.e received those injuiie.s, we
I'rom the' other.
of
. - . w so'.i|jhl ledress I)V v, ai
interc'i irse ootueen the ex-1 importance to the c(donics, w ill, eie A convention for th(‘ sctlloment of im-i rei'^niiic^ lioverninent our
oilsrlioul every jiortion (ji | accede to it. j portaiil (jueslions in relaiion lo the Xoi Lh-1 ^sei/' d in 'i)oi-l as well as at
'J'he C&mmissi(jiK'rs wh.o w.re appoin-i west Coast of this Continent, anti iis ad-' . y„,j [ijrii-car,^"oes couliscated, mdeni-
joinini; seas, was concluded and signed ' has be-n e\}>ecied, but has not yet
been I'eiidered. It was unucr the inlhi-
ence of the l.tUer, lhal our vessels were
III are fully aihMpiale to the tifih article ol the treaty ol CJ bent, havint^ the U.Stales, and l’lenipolentiar;es oi llie seized by the i^overiinients of
ImperiaK.overnmeut o_C liussia. It wUI ^palii, Holluiid, Demaaik, Sweden, and
immediately be laid before t!ie v^ipi,;s, -.nd fiom wlioui indemniiv has
the exercise of the coustitutioaal author- .nj is Mill expected,' w ilh
ity of that body, with reference lo its ra- of S|)a.n, l)y whom il has
It is proper to add, lhal the rcu'dered. bo'ih parlies we
1 abund^nl cause of war, buUwe had
nv ])'!! poses foi- w I'lich thev wm t' res-|'disa^;reed as lo their decision, an.i boih
|iTuv(‘l\ ili^tilu^.ed, causes w hich iiiinht' t;o\ei nmenls hav ini^ a^^reed to establish
kliiTw Im-lead to dlsmembernn'n!, oj)er-! that boundary by amicalile negolialion
I puv\ el fully to draw us ( loser lot^cther. | belw('en them, il is hoped lhal it may be
1 iviM'v other circumstance, a c(}i‘rect satisfactorily adjusted in that mode, i'he
I'.'w of the actual state (;f our Union, ' boundary specified by the si.vlh article
till( aiion. It is [)roper to add, lhal uie
manner in wh.ich this nei;-oiiati..n was lu
st be
ly irratif; In^-to (;ur consti- has been established by the decision ofi vited and concluctcd on the part of the ,,iiei'u ii ve but to resist that w liich was
Ul'i!
e'pia
(>iir i t'iations with forel,:j;n pow-; the commissionei's. I'roiii the ])rogress i Emj)eror, has been very satisfactory,
of a tiiemlly character, alllioueh ' niade in that provided lor lheseventli,| The f;-reat and extraordinary chani^es
most ])ovi eilui at sea, i.iiil pi'csst'd u> near
er there is j^ood cause to ])resume lhal it: of S|>ain aiith I’orluiyal, within the he.t
c, : will be settled in the course of the ensu-; two vears, w ith(jut seriously atVeciinij the
relations which.
..Ml niteicstin:,''dilVerences remain un- according- lo a rcjiorl recently received, | which have happened in the ijovei'umerus
.''1 with some. Our revenue, under
II- iMild svslrm of impost and Kmna!;e, : will be settled in tiiu course oi me ensu-, two
/'iinir , to I)e adequat(,‘ lo all the pur-^ in;^ yeai’. ] fi ienrlly relations which, under ail ol
(,!'i!ie (iovei-nment. Our at^-ricul-! it is a cansc (jf serious regret, that no them, have been maintained with those
(u-nmerce, manufactii res, and navi-' arrangement has }et been linallv coiu iu- powei's by the United Stales, have l>eeu
‘1 I’irish. Our foi’tillcations are ded between the lw»j governments, to se- o!)stacles lo llu* adjustment of the partic-
I .!v 111'.-; in a d('gr(‘e authorized by ex- cuie, by joint co-oper..lion, the suppres- lll^r subjects of discussion whicli havt
ini/a'lijroorlalioii''', to maturltv"; and sion of liie slave trade. Il w as the oDjcet u ilii each. A resolution ol ihe
!'■ piO 'T-'ss It made in the augmenta- (;!’ the IJrilish government, in the early ; Seu;Je, adijpted at their lust session, cail-
to llie limit ])!escrlljed stager^ of the ne!;olialion, lo adopt a pl.ai ^.fi for Information as to theellect produ-
blessings we lor the su j;presslon, which sliouid in- red upn our relations w ith S[)ain, l>ytiie
I 'l 0*' tl.e N’a\
'.t le.
e->L at iiomc. W'llu ibis, all diifei eiice.->
uere seiiU'd l)v a .reaty ■i'o'-inded on con
dilioiis fair id honorable to both, and
whicli hai beru so farexeculed with pel
l\“ci good failh. it has been earnestly ho
ped, iliat the other \.ould, (jf its own ac
cord, am; Vi oui a sentiiiieni of justice and
com liiauon, iiu.ke to our ciiizeiis the in-
I deiniruy lo w iiich they are entitled, and
I'or
t hese
,1-
■'o A !r.ii;htv (iod. from whom w e ' clucie the C(jncession (d tlie mul.iial rii^hl
!'o tlii'ni, ;.!ul With |)i'(dV)!!nd rever-1 of seau h, by the ships oi w ar ol euch
(-III' most i;-ratei’ul and unceasing jj^r y, of the v esstd.. ol the other, loi su.->-
i. ' iMl.Mnrnt'.' j ])i'cu'd oii'eiiders. 'I'his w as oi)jL'cted lo
II ud.. r'i'i'/lo our relations vvilli for-'hy this i;ov ei ninent, (ii ihe priiu I'de,
'I 111’ : . \> are alvv avs an ob|i'ct that as the ligblol se.ii ch w a.~> a riv,hL'ol
' !-■ ' 'i 'u- 1 .ii.ipoii .iiic’, I have to i(‘- war of a i>eliu-Ci’ent low aid-i
I . I'M' ( f I'-.e sub:ec',s w lihdi
have !
d't in.') di^( iis'.i(^n w ith them
l),i'-' iii adininisti ati(»n, some
-.i! to' liv termiii.ilt'fl; olti-
ir’ii 'viisjii'ii !(’d, lo he resumed'
I'lidi ;' ( i- (■ >1 :ii -1.' Ill ‘ S mo: e la-
Mi( , : a.i>! .jt'e'i ^ are s ill in tl(;n (d' the
'I'. idi ti.'- ii'ij.e ihev oiay ^ i’luinued (/U
1. with Ml,Mi, ! ;.C'o:iniiod'tti(jM ,j:o;e to tb(
■ ■•-!s ;,n i lo llie ■',•.1: f iClion (d'^ pedleiit w hli h woiil
li'f' i;:,!!!e . It !i . fjeeii t!ie ol^jec 1 loll, ulld l!l.>i'‘
m.atral
])(jwer, it niie;Iit have an id en'ecl lo es.-
leiid il, ,bv ti aiy, tJ an (dVe'nce w hu h h.id
lieeii niade coiiijiaiMtiv idv mild, lo a Iiuk’
of i)i’ace. .\ii\ious, hov.e\er, lor lii-.'
suppression (d’ihis ti'adc', it v\ as liiou!',iil
adv'si-al)le, in coniidiuiH e v. idi a l>eiolu-
reco.^iiilion on the part oi the L nij.cd
Slates, of the imb'peiidem South /vmeri-
can (io'ernmeii I’he pajiers contain
ing the InfornKaion are now commuuica-
leil to C'(Jiigress.
A Cdiai i^e d’Aii'airs has been received ;
froni ihe Indrpendmi- (lovei nmeui id"'
i)ra:’.il. 'i'hai couii.rv, heretolore a co-
i(;iiiul pos.scssioii ol I'oi'tiijya!, hiid, s(.Mne
\ ea;'1 siii-'e, been procl.iiiiied b) the .'Sov
ereign (d‘ l'oriu,;.d liMiiseii', an in.liiien-
deiu\.i:i;vdom. ,Sl'ice his return lo Lis-
!)ui:, a rcvolinioii in lh a/ii has esUJiiisli-
tiieieljs remove liom our relations aiiv
jti'-i cause of discjnlenl on our sid'*.
Ills esiluKacd lhal the receipts into the
'i'rea.-ury dui ing tlie current \ear, exclu
sive of loan-:, wi!i exceed eigiiteen mill
ions five hundred lliousaiid dollar'-, which,
with ihe sum remaiiiiiig in liie 'i're.tsurv,
at ihe end of tiie last \ ear, aiuoanliug lu
nine millions fuur luni'lred sixtv-liiree
ihous.OKl nine humlred tweiilv-tivo oul-
to the payment of tlic principal and inter
est of’ the public (hdjt.
The whole an'.ount of the public debt on
the first of January next nmy be estimated
at eighty-six millions (,'f dolhirs, inclusive
of two millions live himdi ed thousand dol-
lai's of the loan anthoi i/.erl by the act of the
tvveniy-sixih of May last. In this esiimatc
is inciuded a slock of seven millions dol
lars issued lor the purchaseof that amount
of the cajiital stock of the Bank of the
I'nited States, and v. hich. as the stock ol
the li it'k, still held by the (lovernment,
V\ ill at least be full; equal lo its reimburse
ment, ought not to be considered as consli-
tuliiig a part of the public debt. Estimat*-
ing then, the whole amount of the public
dei)l at seventy-nine millions dollar‘s, and
regai'ding the aniiuul receipts and expend-
it'ires of ihe Ciovei nmem, a w ell founded
hppe may.lie enteriain“d, that, should no
iM'. xpected event occur, ihe whole public
debt may be dis.chari;-ocl in tlie course of
ti-n \ear.,, and the Cioxermnent be lei’t at
lii)'.'i ty ihereal’ier, to apply such portion (ff
the >'!.*venue as may n(jt be necessary for
( ucrei.l expen.'v.'s, to f-uch other objects as
loav be m;;sl condiu ivo lo the public secu-
l ily and weli irt-. I’hal ,he sum a])plicabltt
to these obj -ctwill !)c very co’.siderbale,
may be fairly conclude'.!, when il is recol-
lecled, that a lari;-e amount of the public
reveiuji' has been ap])IU(l 'ince the lai(i
war, to the coniirucuon of the puldio
!)uildings in thi > ciiy ; to the eicction of
I’ortiiications along ilie coast, and of ar
senals in diflerenl part‘d of the Union ; to
the uutc"i''''iaiion cd’ the nav\,to the ex-
tinguishim ni of the Indiy.n title to larg(J
ii'acls of iV riile territory ; lo the accpii-
sition of 1 i'irida; to pensions to revolu-
ii(jnary oHicers and soldiers, and to inva
lids of the late war. On many of these
()!>iecis the expense will annually dimin-
i:di, and cease at no distant period oa
mo^t (jr all. On the first of January,'one
ibouvaiid eight hundred and seventeen^
the public debt amounted lo one hundred
and twcnlN -rbrec millions for hundred and
ninety-one thousand nine hundi-ed and
sixty-iive (hillars and sixteen cents ; and
notvv iihstandiiig the large sums wdiich
lui've been applied to these objects, it has
been reduced since that |;eriod, thirty-
seven millions four hundreil and forty-six
thousand nine hundred and sixty-one doU
lars and sev en'.' -eii^bt cents. Th(; last
ixjrlion of ih.e public debt will be re-
(h'cinabie on the liist of Januarv, one
tiK'iisand eigh.t hiitidred and thirty-five;
and while tliere is l!ie best reason to be
lieve rnal the resources of t!ic govern
ment will be continually adequate to such
portions ol‘‘ it as may become due i.-i the
intiM-val, it is recomnu nded to Coni^-ess
to s(>l7c ev eryo|)porti.nity w hich mav jve-
sent itsell’, lo reduce the rale of interest
on every ])art iheieof. The hig!i Stalc
oi' i)u!)lic credit, and the great abandance
of money, areal this lime veiy favorable;
to such a result. It must be very grati-
fyin.c to our l'el!»>vv-ci;i:'ons, to witness
ibis llourisliini,'' slate (d‘ t!ie luiblic finan
ces, w hen it is i('collected, that no bur
then whatever has been lnij)osed upoii
them.
'I'he MilitHry rstablishment, in all iis
bram hc'-, in the |-.( id'oriiiance of the x a-
rious duties a sijviicd to each, ju^lifKs
1..1S and eigiUv-oiie cents, wii!,
Ilou
all . '
;-o\enimi'UL there, w i'ii
, al ihi; I'ead of w!;i., !i,
ini-
pla-
I) •, 111;
ll'e
th
lit lie
I ’ ')!’ thi'. :;-'i. I I iiinent, tn ' jeci,
(St t'. i.T oy 1' !.;:! -n-i it!i , nnidi
;’id (.11 p;’i.iriji!e . .'.im eon-' pl. . e
i il',;li; ’i'..'.e til' I'l pci-’ii:'-' uf lhe;r ;;0V e.'
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b.daie e of more loan lliree millions of
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. hi'- li w .is presented
Its or|';ani7.aiion, at
the aj;i.>rc>p'ialions
of the edicli. ncy (jf
the la-,t session. All
hav('bien ieg.ulailv applied to the ol)-
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as thi'di'!)urscmeii’s !i.i\e iieen mad'’, the
a(i'ouut's l'.;i'e bf. n reTidered and settli 'h:
v. idio'.'t, loss to lliC p'dilic. 'i'lie C(^ndi-
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