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i- J . , . rw : i ; . ..... : I.. .. ... .l ': v.,),.',A 111 . . , I .? . ... . . .... - filE 'WILMINGTON s POST. WILMIK0T09, 1. C. r RID AT. JULY 30. 1875. 411 communications for the Stat RiniiMic-in Executive Committee .hould le addressed to Thomas I J. Keough, Chairman, care of F. M. Sor rcll, Ejecretary, lialeigh, J C. , . ' mm I I i I ; . ?fotlee to Itepnblleans. Kuums Hep. State Ex. Com. Natioxau Hotel. lialeigh. Chairman of Congressional District nnl Cunty Executive Committees will please forward immediately a complete IM of the names of members of theii lommittccs with ost office add re. l hairman will al.o H-nd io applies lion for speakers, Riving time and place for holding meetings. All -rn throughout the State op- mm-I to Courentiuo, will please eorres nd freely with the State Committee j ,i all matter relating to the Convcn ti..n .wd election. Thomas I J. Keik.ii, Chairman. K. M. Sorkei.L, Secretary. 1 " 11 appxiniby ihtXeiftiJrtV ''yWfslicV useless expense.' kit, want; qualified snffrage and a landed take thu as a lair illustration irpresentaU-ri onii;?I That is, q man economy, tad retrenchment. acped Jkr'piahTy' W man for the. Com--1 form is j jet to come, and it will doubt mons, and so many acres to qualify aglets be developed when the Conatitatiou man for the Senate. These discriruin- , h changed to suit them.. It ia Demo atiooa were, to urijrtst and III adapted to era tic policy to keep the laboritrgclass: the advancement of the: neoelw! all -ea in itrnorance in order to serve their joined together in 1851 and ruled them I purposes of self-aggrandisement.' This uui ui wc wuronjuiHuon. uei us not I poucy -waa eKweiy auncrea to; oeiore go back on oucaelres-bnt mpve forwad the rebellion, hence public school in Ik Vaaaak':A m.kt Wl - kl- I x . 1 aL. I t ! cilizeni. The rich haTe power enouzh I wero drained 'up without educatianJ througu theli riches,' the poor hard They were cajoled, flaltered and led to support measures whieh pound ,,fhq shcJties or ignorance closer, and closer every year. At the close of the- rebeli Iteo these fetters were broken' andr the people ' breathed tree and . enjoyed trne liberty;' havinr tb chains thrown off. i Tkiir re-1 , X . r.r.f rst m-mr 'licca." ri. tMHI.rM a 1 Tinf Voters of Nanh Coanty j;.ni i.fmkx : You are required by ut ..rthe lat Ieeil:iturc to vote on Ihe M Thurtday in Angtnt for a dele- 1.1 . Sta'e Ctmvention. to convene in Kileiirh on the 6tli of .pteiiiber. the object f lual convention i to 1 lis nee the present constitution, or .,Vim' a new one. and H fraught with tlie U-eiet int. ret to you and demand tour grTest.con-s-I.,rtion ; lecau.e it .l.ra ilv aHV-cts the right and liberties ..1 virv citif n in our State Von "have been told that our present ..f-(i(iilrn i not adapteI toourwanU n.ir oiiiteil lo our habita wl cuistom V011 hare wi incited its working, and nottri(h'taiMling the oltacle, checks and rlo"-. its opjponont.s have thrown in ihe way, the masses of our people, the toiling men of our .Mate have been ereatly benefitted, elevated and placed n situations far belter titan lliey ever wrre under the old constitution with it discriminating clauses in favor of the property holder, and its cruel pen alties. t'nder.lhe working of our present constitution our eoplc have, rapidly advanced in prosperity and educational iuiprovenienta. , There m, therefore, no ppjunibt for any complaint or anyreal rauc for incurring the enormous cx prne nf a State Convention to remould the organic law of the State. Hut you are told that great changes are neccs arv. and to quiet the minds of the ico- ple". iinn the Oionientou9 question of rhanging the constitution, tlie legisla ture prcM-Tibed an oath for the dele Kates to take, restricting them in their action touching certain important clauses. This oath, so far as it is con cerned, is a mere clap trap to deceive th unsuspecting working man. and I l. . . .) . . ... m .Vu lliainiaiilFoA miliar with the many polilital schemes concocted by the leaders of parties in order to itucceed in obtaining positions with lat salaries, and manipulating plans by which to get II eir mentis into fHMilioris they could never get by the nifTrage of tae people. tientlemen: you know that when tlic delegates are. elected tiiey are a.ia-k 1 ciims wun an me owcr you iovsess a a sovereign peoile, and may change make or unmake the constitution at will. The lacgislaturc has no aulhori wbrkifli men hate but little power at widened man hve more liber tv, he is powerlerMf with all h can set.:. lie i-notthe aard that stirs up wars' and rerofutiotasv I lf TiibeTtyi is the leading men who Cajole thepoof T Jn frder to maintain freedom for therai inttt dim cnl ties. But abolish the II ran. I ju I -. - and their children, th irtxnnt will brlpg suit and collect ererj doj.ar I men eqtial fights before the lawj Under bt thrfllomestead. ' 'What a (eat,, lot JikldraneA tn the noorest manVao'iMrift-. courts, a fleece ror me lawyers; bat on 1 1 Jhg to prominence If he will. It wtok$ what rain would It bring upon the poor I well for all classes and conditions debtors..' . ; ' ' ' V pur people., This whole movement Is i( pet schenje, I ;Tr In changing it they may to bnnr aooai ungaion ,UUt toe ohy-1 much more deJeclurei than locks of tlie land may bura the Proo- I and it mar have: to be chan erty at-reduced rates and .red ace the f It may bo changed sb as t giro workiBgmen of the country to M' slate I power ofthe.biato Gorerament of peasantry day laborers. Do you 1 the bands of the few. aod.depri want Ihe old Coonty .Court system, t many. of Any toicc in fue affair of the again a"t'a a cost to yourcoaaty of ower. State. J tr may -be made so'as to arTord f 2,000 aycar, when tb present' Town' high schools for the property holders ship system cunts less than two-tWrds" and no,; schools for U- non-propeTty of that am oust 1 Do yotl wanly ur', ViJilers. They, niay so change as to courts controled and governed, by the rest j the;, legislative privilege, in the A) . i ft fr. - 'I ir i ltw.' r nee ci ttt' r' r v t a . -1 :iiii Tli Ml 11 J T all (Dry Salted and Smoked.) j English and Scotch Ataf, I. A-ttm 1 ; it; v'irr.ri-' 1 KWKMKXtKSTlZ'OVFmiLi n- I .w.M w- Sflt af-ir ii i.f ii. i. .r ti j1hI wil itciis'-w ( I , il M. ' ' ' " . . la i mi..-! J1L2 .Ifritj-- ' I . a. i 1 1 a . fc. , . ' - i -r 'i: : i i a . a a :.( tiiU rtaJt Inn wnil of Oaxblina Oeiitral Railway. ' Cicncral Freight Department. WILUINGTON, MABCil SlbT, 1875. ION OK TUB PUBLrCIs rexprC fully InTltrd to tba Iket tbt U C iUray being ovanpleled ud fully equipped lor baslaeaa.. ofTria w llmlnstoa, both via dirociKteuaer IinsAnd via Wsidon and lwtar f IIE ATTENTION OK TUK FUBMCIs rexprC fully InTltrd to tba Iket tbt U Carols X na Central railway bna otMnpleted aad fully eqolpped lor knslneaa, olTri wilh iu fconneetlonsnt Wllmlnstoa, boib via dirootaKmnaer Iiikiuk via Wsidon and Itortamoalh to BAlUraors IttUadelphla, Mew ork, Vosloat t Bd STovldence, uneqoaled nicillly for baaineu bJp4ueata front "- u i J i j. . - , n ana ail juiastern uitlest OIMfS TO CHARLOTTE, r STAfESVILLE, SHELBY, I jtiee'jli 3iTBo dsn- vd l-ft OHinlwBv I l4JAlUJLf.JJ3JaVaaVM.aXrlHtfl;li "i- 'I mtm waBki k win ran iir.ii ' . i t' iX a- .... : - i, ..; . - - : " T asdallnUUonsoo the AUaniics. Tksg. udOhKAtUoU and Rlehntond Air Una, North Okrslinaand Western. WorUa GarpUna Ballroada. as welt as all potaUlo UsorgUand Ala baina. ' ' . . .( ,. . , . . . Jnsaranes . Xron Kastem- U1m narteed si low as via an other line. No terminal or transfer charges, and KaT AWA8 AS AjOW AH THK laOW JfiHT. atMloall points rnrnUbed npoo appilesAlon to the uademcned, Office ia Baakbt NW Haraver buUdiag ' - ( i . . ' i iipru- . . -v...-v - . r. w. :i,AKK.4nerl Freight A-rnt. I I of I. ' fn?RT2.'rT. mirr-viv limir unnir iiiin nnmnnii i innn rciiderCOyFEf AlUkir at re . ii 1'V 5T r!xY I K ' W" W" Tr if PSbffi:;tiS via; mLMllWTON, N, C. all the I .ii v;niia toii.et soatn I. I i.rr -rfatw Vt i . "- - :'.'"L;.l1..--.it i into -k i .MtH .W. ' f:W4 ' '! V Vu ?V1 t . . rthei:i ' Fine Pale and Common Ar"i.rJD,.vf Mwv?JSM! ,.'!- 'fCei. W'-" SB JBIW BrT SI BWVH SSSf B1I7 fr 1 111 a Ba 1 ... . ttlfT - v .!, at I , s . ,.. , v-Sr-w TW I a a , " "Ha. fr, Ji .- - tl SOAI"S TwfQt djf-. ent kinds of TONIC err l I hands of tlie rich, and 1 take all such pmilegw Uront llje poor man. They tnay ntcr into it clauses by which they mar enact sncrr laws a were enacted In 1&o-oV. The Democratic Jeeislatores then tvasscd audi laws as these : A la borer failing to 'bliey orders from em ployer or agent was deemed impudent and fbr this offence had to pay a fine' of one dollar. For lost lime, except sickness, twenty-five cents for- every hour.; For absence from home without leave he had to pay a fine of two dot ly to prescribe rules or restrict them in their actio. SuprM when they got t ILileigh they declare tlieir unwilling ne to take the oath? Where do the miIo derirt'iwcr to coniel them to On so Are incy noi men uiiretricieu ami unlimiteil as to what action they Juy hi disposed to Uke in altering the bnntitution 7 The cons'itutional mode bf catling a convention is tirat to sub- kut to the ieople whether they wan sne or not. If this had been done, am! Inch restrictions as the iteople desired fmlxxlied when they toted. If they froted to call a convention then the re- lt net kins Won Id be binding. It is not loin this call. The Legi?dature, the trpsture of the convention hat impose ipon the iiple to vote only for dele ate. They have no voice to shape the rtion of the delegates alter thev are Jrcle-L The course ixirsued in IS.'. I, io Kiibmit to the people whether hey want one or not. If this had been Vtne. amluch restriction as the pco it dei red embodied when they voted f they voted to call a convention then ie reMrklions would bo bin-ling. It I nt so in this call. The Legislature, he creature of the omventron, has lm Med,un the people to vote only for 'legate. They hare no voice to shape e action or the delegates after tbey T elected. Th coarse pursued in 1831 1 to submit to lb ietde whether ey would rail convention 'or not Hey called a convention aavl vvted t srtrt the delegate. l was binding jrause tije pi)ia in their sovereignty i Irk led them. iVou know that many of the Demo- tlie leader admit th oath is of no tee. WHI, if it u of no force, and it Wi admitted, it is very plain that it not bind any delegate who chooses) Ys it over. It will not have any rht in any art of their actios). Ih you want , the . Homestead law. k enables any man, poor or rich, tsve a home foe hi faailv abolish LDs yov want too law f tving your the r'sht to boM property re- ted; 1V roa want the okl caaa Uw prison sseol ajt'dtbt, the ajiottt whlp t rn-t, pillory and stocks re-estah ea: These relics of barbarisst Vh fasten a stigma upon the vktJsa s latest posterity upon Urn SX&te. hsMlt to true cUiliaaUoa. ioml VotAoT 0 thocttfl tTrtklilut wo vrept advanciag ia Kakof heiar, iottoa of tetront- liar a Che Democratic leaders the llosseead.aad decUred. l o-itatioail ai4 that' K Mght not ' collection of ohl debts. They jresi the cowTtaUow will m4 inter UhitrllM Liest Uw. Why. be titwiawMtttlrhAtftfsw Wl.tk y with hoth these Uws. They ) oalr to est a Sreea-- Conrt of pfnuc ifi'iihdwnr ok ttfxiwtititVr$raiv ivy art no any totAt lVl yo srastl the w of JoJxes ana cwiaty ofjceea i rosa the paoplt aad thtat odeen members of the bar. by roles enlorccd to coinbcl. every citizen to employ coun sel to make every - little petition they may need, and a; rale 'of fees at' high . . L l . I III :: J . :Tii raies nr eyery oono, .0111, ueecor.FlM that they write. Under the present jstem every man can act in these mat ters for hjxnseiC Letters of Adminis tration can now be obtained tha day after the demise of a man; under the old system it was generally three' months before Inciters of Administra tion could be obtained unless you, em-, jdoyed counsel. Uy an estimate made. the present svfem of- pat Jcou&j fiM ernmenl is chewper to the people or the aUte by nearly halt million yearly than the oH system. Why change It thirl T The Democratic leaders beliereitis cheeri Gov. Graham and others ad vocated the abolition of the old Uounty Courts system. They now, for. party fealty Hake go lack? of. their Jotier opinion'.' Such men are not sate to trout with making a constitution. But again, the federal Constitution forbids the Stare to pay any 'debts contracted in aid of the rebellion. It is silent on county jpebts contracted for supplies. i. is potsioic ins. ineso tieou win oe resusitaled and the peoplo taxed to pay them. These debts ia -yon? , county amount to over forty thousand dollars. Are vouv' willing to be taxed to pay them 7 .If so vote to change the consti tution. Jit also forbids the denial or abridgment of the rights of the people to vote for their judicial officers npon pains abd penalties. i: . : Do you want another conflict with the Federal Government? Revolution ary movements like the -.one now pro- ioed,Ua.ve caused trouble in several of the reconstructed States. Ifyou would avoid such in ourSute and seek only to maintain unity of interest and har mony with the fundamenUl principles of our National Government, leave the constitution like it is, .We arnaow. I freersan, Willi en mil rights before the T. I I .. .u la ... . . 1 . . 1 . :. . AK w. ii n -is kiii'iuii iia iun no uy tnined IVee constitutions in the South. i. !M I "1 ' Clgarp, Tobacco, Kerosenn' Oii, Airlvis!WWonrtotf..7.no.45 Pi if!iwUsil9tmt bna jp'in! i Arrive-st torf..AotMe!bv l.,.10.ttli31 trfjtva BaaVtcrssi--. .tija .tS-Sl'.'tWoWaf ' AlHrietasUttat..rMmvi. 4fltrjM' r I ' w-TsL ' lit nil i- Wc1C-ti; n.'.VirsalDgtonCoJiitnbU chsta 4ttrbsdA '8emi weekly New i onx M Tin-weoKiy fHiixjRioresna weexn I- ii t 1 Pi- : fi.' ll ... 5 y--3Brsri " -v Co .ton Aakfetl irk kadlT(t-weeaiyfiaiUHiorea41 weekly' LlUa4e4i3htacms4Mawd Mm Rrrer Boats ! .1. . a '.! 1 fr. , b. JNortb, Gro- BtesTlIle Kail- road, istt ChaMottd Wd Atlsbta Air Line: and i:sj!ilre,'Co!ajnM K"Agasta Kali road: i (,1S.'. . -. 1 m.ii n - ! J.- i FAKT FREI6UT ' '. . . .i - I-.W i ii ii pOllTESIOilLFOim . i . .".si-l mii ok Mini, Hay. Corn and dgSSk f i "i l '.n i inr NEW YORK, lars. And if any enticed away a laborer. I Vi HVXVKKiwrmnEKAnnFfain, ,uvv. upon the conviction of the person, he OF, , .. f. ,i Thus snpiyipg bol feaMurth New YoTk and Wilmington Steamship Col, Semi-weekly, SAiling from I'.," . New York.' 'ijfEDESDAY AND SATUnDf Y AT 3 P. HI.; was fined five hundred dollars and iru riyried twelve months one or both, i taej discretion of the court. And if the laborer refused to work, for three consecutive days where he was em ployed, he- was reported to a justice, who compelled him to labor on road levees, and other public, work, without pyuntil he consented to return to bis work with his employer. These are some of the outcropping of Democratic legislation immediately after the rebel lion, and theses re not the tenth of such legislation as was inaugurated to com pel the laboriug clases to occupy the position of menials. The nullifying of such legislation is what incensed them so greatly against free Constitutions, and accounts for their calling- our Constitution the "Canby Concern." Acting as the military com- maudaht, he. issued orders preventing the execution of many such laws upon . the laboring people. The Federal Gov ernment would never have admitted us as rehabilitated citizens with such odi ous, oppressive and cruel laws hanging oyer, the working people of our State, And, grntleineu, such laws as these would now be in force had uot the Fed eral Government, the guarantor of and great roteetor of its citizens, created very man, irrespective of condition, a .-il iTridUaie.' . , . ..... .(!"' I 1 urot'cries . CASH or close buying customers can be united always, with Good Goods at Lowest Market 1 rices. west a4 loothwestWJtb a short sod cheapi leabosra i and Earope. line to'ths Seatj' r C'kief Knctaeer sodfin'perhitendent'. : dec ' j, ..! - . tf. Fspers poblishifir oai echedbe wllno UcecbSns,, i ..; ,t v. ij .11 .. ...! . wi And n-om IVilniinfftou, WEDNESDAY AND SATIKDAY, jan 8-ly 'ADRIAN & VOLLERS. fiil.jlttjffl;' q l iy B( )STON AND FALL RIVER. New York and Wilmington Steamship Company, connecting with the. BE S X '. v r Sll A I). IN THE Richmond and Danville, Richmond and DantilleH. W.N.'C. Division, and Kor(hiTfFiUern,K,AIUW. 1 in WORLD ! OONDBNS'ED tlME TABLE: In efi'ect on and after Tuesday, April - ' " - , ,,'2th, 1874,. -. , i i . UtJlMG NOKTHa , STTlOKSa-n Leave Charlotte ...... ' Air Line. J'ncfn ibor i r ureeMboro. ! Danville........ " , DisntUe. .a 1. I. : 1 1 - Arrive st KicLinoud.. I SMtX. 19 24 r. w J 11.48 " 5.44 -' US5 M. IlfKKB 8 ao a. m. 850 ... 10.&3 1.85 K it. 4 05 p. m. iioimn&uuTH. J) T COLONY RAIL It O AND STEAMERS DAILY BETWEEN Boston and i New York, SEMI-WEEKLY. in-.. Between New York and Wilmington, Wednesday and Saturday, from each hU. Sblrrers uuiy r4y on the prompt and reculsr MilllnK of (bene steamers, and ml K di patcbslveu to U Mblpmeuls by this Koute. . i NO DELAYS, ItonneeUds t Wilmington with the Wllrnlnglon, lnmlja and AucuU fUHns..! WllnilBStun und Weldou llallroad. Ihe Usrolln tutral Kallwav an.l i . .... im.. rtemef. r Ibroogb Bins of Laden given to and from all points in North andtSouth Carolina Georgia and Alabama. ALSO TO j New York. Kolon. rrovldctice. fall Ulver and iilhrr l-jiKirn. i-m... Rates guaranteed as low as by any other route arid time as quick. Iie. or i ' ! ; over charces rromitlv naill. doing Veil, and are presenting some show of harmonv and identitr with the principles of freedom for the laboring Ixstusover hold fast to such constilu peopleJpfTjur country. Let us then "let tions. They tell you of the freedman's F "f- a a aa .a ' ! al I .. . t a.. . wen eqeugn aione ana learn wisuom i innuence, anu insi social equaniy i: from the past, and build ourselves up, I aimed at, and that this clement wil instead of nul line oar fortunes dew a. i iholdonices, judgshiiw. ami so on. This Thpf-lvrsheiAN w1.o am naver rntent I cant is duly to arouse your prejudices, with rf'binr, complained, and in J873 They do not believe it themselves. If titntloo was changed In eight "uru compiam .iiut irewu- iiihii iur no. voiiiiK tne xycinocriiiic ticket. They are as proud of hat ele ment whero it is alliou with their party as tbo Icpublicans. and more so. They do everything in their power to win the colored aixn over to Democratic princi ples. TteyTSld you" these things before tue war; XMono of 'their ' prophevtes have been fulfilled, nor will tbey ever be in regard to colored supremacy Under ur present form of government the majority govern..- Their object is for the minority to control, They tie sire tq erect lq oqr cog n try an odious aristocraoy. which will trample iu the dust the rights and liberties of the toiling people, the bona and sinew that class of men front whuin we de rive alt bur good and all oaf wealth In conclusion, gentlemen, it you would be free, and Itand down to your. children the priceless boon or liberty, vote in this election for the man who is opposed to changing the Constitution . . Your fellow-citizen, . . riiemtx -ii 'STATlOMa :, the itituttoo was changcu iu elgl separaLs clauses. The friends of that moveniteiit told you then that the State debt could never be adjusted without those changes, 1 Hare you seen, any beneficial results from these changes? The Stale debt still hangs, and will un til wiser men lake hold of it and com promise it; fund it or levy a tax to pay it. Tfaoao changes were in fact trivial, but were made in order to pave the. way for more important ones, which they seek now to make. The Jrgal men of the State, live by the law. The people have to pay the uipense of i litigation. It was tqrough this influenco the call for convention was made. This is evi denced by the fact that the candidates selected-Vr the friends of convention are mostly lawyers. It looks as if it was the lawyers convention. The people, the toiling men of the Sute, have had no voice in catliug it. If they had been consulted and left to their own choice no convention would now be on the tapis. The leaders of this movement do not tell you what they want to do with the eonstitntron. The address is, sued by this Democratic Kxecwlive Com mittee rives you no light as to their real desirns. Thev mvstifv and cover up what they intend to do." .They do not intend to tell the people what chance they are roinr to make tn the coosmaitoa. laeytnowii tney were to do so the mass of the rwonle would spantide .'whole mevemcut, and they would rail ia their schem.es o( political lluL reaUemsa, if they sucveed in reurar a r snajonty , of the delegates elected they will not ask you what sort of a GMutitutiott is best adapted to power; or ntuag and . gorernuix the saayll'IIaw shall wa arrasre It to control U toUiar tmsi ot our SU'e? Yo, rentlcmen willlrel the effect of, their work Jn yaf rockets, upon your rights aad liberties, and your children m a n.-r. a. tmmn J "a j Their At LetnMatiirt was elected srpess principles af retreochment aad rtAxm. They spewt ooe BBadreu aua aereu taKMasaad dollars of tha wibiie Mbeya aad did wathlcr to relif m yott, ai they r? . sr. lhaCourCi to 'couvefto SSRSUs?. axajn If lha. CbssyejaUoa) BBMSS.M ttraeod succesaiuL . .They did this la tha face of tha axoatkjed slausa f tha Oosalltatioa llsaitiacua to hisu- alak feashMas. They tU. sW7 .lLt Ja...!!.! ItM fkMUM Ml tf oue, with their rr WSraa; Tlrtal- ly smaviar taa aaseskisseat a aauiiy ta Ubves - Now add, if you please, tha ftMslsatlM Lritlaiaratiia?ita l a a m. utem ST aaS r-s. . aqa r- mi ice tyr;tc,ii, H miHi w Mr M nw t iiKTsuasTxl tha rob lie debt about erta four huwdi t&susaud dollars, ikkh Uo -topla iri H pay hySaA-atW I ea, air you -nlUag to. bu taed Iu pU THE-CITY BOOK STORE ' ' ' ! 1 HA A la WAYS In fUek. a roll a mentor NUndsrU Md iilscetl rl Work. an all tb lajU rblkUoosoftbs A romtaWI 4iuk mt IMwk ttnok. Writ Ins laHr, KartSuitea. InlUad fr, Inks. MMC -. 4W. wllh a av sturk t Hw kU lajBtmutnUaUaltai-, liasiMM. N'MUm, riMi r issrwt --ori . tcv Ail of tb abors ars mM cw a vnm CASJi Jt ,. . ilAUfUUKT S) TATSBS , 2X n Marast HUm4, prllt 'nisahistoaw2e.C.' 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The Wilmington Post (Wilmington, N.C.)
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July 30, 1875, edition 1
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