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r : FtALElOft-N; P U BI .TSttED vr e.e k Lt) BY. yS I t.LI AttBQ YE' N. 1 H r 10 . ' 'v t S3 '50'wi '.ADrdxci.V
THUttSDAW-MAYS i'i.
-3.
in
(hcusatidnd of the last four years rixieeniUl fe'deyttl goyerprtient. '4rji.esVr ytffJT--ipto' are not put down will put clown ,tKfjs-
CONGRESS.; "i.yi
L-E'OF REPRESITATIVES.- ?
; TtosAL nrriES, esc?-:' ..-.r:
-,ND,i.ru StlO ne iiu mu " TCy icw is-
mAc on Vm t.uDject ; oui u was impos-
Lt k- foUKl mcsf lew n un an a
, the committee or io ohtiu. . uc
doubt whether on tliia jmportam
it would not be better to assent to Hit
refer which ao anxiety so restless was
to decide ,inis que&uuu ui mc in
H afterwarJi' to discus it: If thai was
which the cpmmtttee-cose tne simjet;;
. itwastvot for htm to interrupt then
liiiertv; sir, to proceerj. : . . ... , -
Speaker said that the gentleman from Vir.
lut in
L certainly in order. But, .sir, saicj Mr.'
h, tbere arc circumstances junder which
hans not ui;!iin the compass, xf- human
-ccriainlynot wkhin mine -to address e-
-isliive rs'sembiy.. :. l)rder-;bavin Been
led in i the comniiUeerMr. Randolph yVptit
Honifour hundred and forty three thoumnd dollars "tics on imports and tOHfige could not contimto
niakihi a total of twenty five milfiolja expended
unUer his admmlsU ation for the army and avy.
Now. with repaid to the receiptsfrom a treasuTK
t0imnjmade Tn "180 b? 1 806); I discover that
trO'w without- the roMtV oh that comojerce . on
kfcicb they were levd: Aj '0c- very irioiTjcnt
growph'O'n twelve "inuudh to scvgjiteeii, that was
from the fiist of Apri'i ' 8ic?l (three cfavij afterthe t the momentjnwbicivlt was tUmed advi&abl v6
induction of Mr.- .lefTefson into 'office upJ to tb
30th of Mavch, 1&Q5, comprising the first term of
his a'l rni ni st rat ion r h e recefved fifty millions six
hundred and sixtyseven thfAisan.drdoll'ars ; some
of the Items of these, fifty miljions; I will beg' leave
to stale. 'Exclusive -of "the great-article of cus
toaisv'mrnon to all admiisti atiohs, the amViiint
of reCeiDts l'rt.m which nuarter was-43, 1 7',o6o dol-
!
1 1 3,
destroy' that tfom.merce 'and the rfcyeriue tliat dei'
pended jipon it to ga into wide wastegf mllita;
ry arid' naval expense and vykb ha'Ubinfliis'with;
incitviauais, in consequence.-ot our , yjciravgance
we have cohie -to shametp wnt.'1. to oiri.to
jail alrnotif the nation could'be : seiU''tKetp.r'Jjt
is a cur1ousJcircumstancet as the hoq$v;ilper'
ci ve- Jbjitr6rtuaauy "Cr us athat time-'. were
rlnVinir thA same neriod there was received rnot civuie so wise as we .ate now... .mat uie yean
from pobhc lands" l,03800(Vdollars,. from the 802 produceda t)ealcation in-ur revenile ot.
IIMIIIJM" ................ li-.; " - -
oflke 133.000 dolls, from internal taxes 1.700,000
dollar's, 'from-the direct ihx ; Ves, sir, from i'the
divect"tax).(j73 000' dollars, from the sale of bank
slrares f,2b70O'-dallars ahd from the sala of
public ships, a part of this. very navy which has
since cost so much. 380,000 dollarsi-an'd yet, Sir
wonderful to relate, it wou'd seem that the cost
W the jnayy had been in the'inverse'; ratio to .the
force and; public Servjce ol that navy.' in propor
tion, as it had betn useless, in proportipn .'aSitchad
beereducietP-at)d thaiaoay; perhaps;(thuh 1
hopit "will not) weg1hi with some inembers a
cainst'. a farther '.reddction of it, "est it should
lerstood, sir, (said he) the; gentleman who py stiH more expensive in prp)rUor, as it has
fcrwardthis proposition to oouom ins ia-x.rhet;n ineRicienU so has it been cosuy,;.iiyuoi
sis of defraying the war loans . which, jhe hp detain the. committee or get out of the'track' i
a negotiate,- and in this view ot trie .case
ity'cannot concur with my. friend fronvN.
i, I think the cart has not bet n put before
k but that it is expedient and I wish it
med so on all oth
s and means, be
iecei;t3 immediute!y increased to elevejjmiiliona,
ami 'in' the year -l 804h&d increased . nearly three
millions ot ctoiiars, i;ie cause" is iaivi irvtiiei
. - ..:iA. .L.-L If'.... ...... ,LtI','; ..c
treasury rcjtyri -iruii. wuicir j. .cxiratv una tiiiic-
ment. ' U is that the-' defalcation from twelve to
ten millions as to 1C ascribed to the only year of
peace which Europe had known for many years ;
arid the subsequent increase to .eleven and a half
and .thirteen and a half in the two su;eedUg
years was to be itscjibed to two facts, the.re'com.
mencitieht of 'the war in Europe and ihe preser
vation tin our part of ot:r ruu'riil atiitude.. . VVcll,
siri-what then vas estimaty, opinion, conjecture,
was. mere propneev,, is now lilstoryand limbing
remains', torljis but to resume and preserve that
which" 1 Wish to keep trie .receipt? of the.i first ucutrat attitudtf-wiiich, tlic ry..year we took- roea-.
foyr years of Mr...J.effr'son'3 administratioinwere Sures lor guarnmg usaiiist suchjun lnUux ot ,mo
5U.667,O0O dollars. 'and thfe exppnees of the army, ney into our -treasury, produced a revenue of
and navy on'? 8,6Od,tT0p dollars. The receipts of , 16,700,000 to thjs country.
;icr occasioiis io provuie Knerersmng lour years,-as nearly as i
fore we 'incur a debt, of! tain them, were siitv three millions of d
payinffhe interest of that debtr" I nndtr- the expenditure for the army and navy ; sixteen ! profitable,
bough there were so many aupposifions milt'ibhs ; If any man will take the trouble, in di j dams to nfTic
i'here is, sir, a sort of comparative political a-
three millions of dollars, and natotny, the study ot which wul npt be tound un-
ou find, on J he ar.cfS'oon ot Mr. A-
iht themilitary, and naval cxpen-
o nfr
who support them and w liyr haltwe rriDt ".; Arijt 7-r
I.'sliQud like, to have some rejison assigired whys
we 'should noCgti back to the good oH republican :
gauiidVJbtyJ4.Snuld-we fs rtv rpr ' lti r:
statement -s'tariiiT.m in (lie face, in pliTging dj-en-.
e r nd He pc r i n io loani ' and X axe s ? jpoe s an y
man lien t ve tnat tys 'annual expenditure cannot ,
bVJlii'ced, . notr Mv" so as to ' meet thejium.'
hiUljifi taxV;?s .estijaoiecl to teld ff two' and" a'
Inalf ituflionsV bt , evtn more I I want to knovv;'
what' duty liViii;my: of the -United States .Jiavcv
w'to'perwrin thaticould not have btcri perfo; nii-
of the first fodr yjeati ojf .M r. ; Jvifcrson's adr.unisi
tratio'viivh'trn the annual cost was pot a mUJi'Mj Se
jn fact the last t'f Vhiosei founyfaf$ it was only '
7 and yet .c-na v e -mumKe," ; wucn.
substantial bentfit frcmiti'.wfiert jt!, cost no? 'ni)Vi?
than ?eO,oC dollars al uow -wt.ea it .costs itu'ee
millions.? ;V V;,?-.;
.j.inerenire, sir coijsicjcrtng. me prrposmn irt
fill the blank as involving the 'pontin nation of the
present rmntiry and "navl -establishments, shl
be compelled to vote against it because I con
ceive a n4ode'6f supplying .the present ...-tleji'citu-cymore
asy, more accepiable to the peopl ca
be lound t'-V supply its,, pl-tce-in a wbrd. a wt.mi
tute , the great desideratum of the present da)"1
I shall say nothing of t'he, probable: t receipts 6 ,
these additional 'taxes.' Let li 7be gwtittd that1
j.i.nsteatl of encouraging smgggling they w;ll yield
revenue why increase the public burthens wbti;
we are enabled to avoid it consistent with the pub
lie interest " i '
I have trespassed far on (the patience., cf th
coinmitteei'muth farther than 1 had intended t
a. id much .furtliCr .that J 'shdwldHave had any oc casion
to do, had 1 been indulged with a "dVciso
on the motion JLo 'fediicV the arrny and navy;-
. ' ' - '
rr ivi-, lri,tT,l.,M; Ol'O to .T.SGn.OOO t it
istax was e'stimatedhat of ; Mr$ damlfrom liars ; you fi;uLiba.t it .wtnt-on in, progressive In
pTiyWa'twa;.iRn a'haif,' cet talnjy not that of General, Washington on" t he one hand 'and crease to .near ; 5.000,000 ammall y bui, sirK xv hen
iree millions bf dollars 'and for "tlVe pur- thnt nf' Mr.-Jefferson on the othetvbutls!o to it was found that this prodigally wuld-4)e endured
0 7
theseihree creat national blessthcs,- we
le driven to the necessity of laying. an an-
to the amount ofthree millions, to defray
bl ot loans necessary to carry on our
ishment. If this be the condition to
ftco'ilect thnt a few. days ao-l-it wa not.
it was done so late, I . could not get the
sajmitttd a resolution' callinj? on the
ptsinto the. Trtas'iu v of the United S.ta'es.
M'on-4he -table, nor Have I been able
U Out from the document i in the dciii 's.
kcause I have not been able to, obtain is? y
'Jeports )fttrier.:.i)a;tb-aaa'bouV'.th.c
-'or 1802. That statement would have
material value in determinant the (jutvKtkin
tijiiiiiiHiee. ii ve nave u nuv. wc
along with this subject, with such crip
fln' as .are left in onr power- 1 find from
treatSthle vhe begana system of retrenchment;
bui unfortunately Ifof hiin he began too late, lit
lost hi seat at the "helnj ; and those who succeed-
e. htm on the grounu ot opposiiion to the taxes
.which he laid,' received, as will btTperreived fom
the statement which 1 have copied horn the trea
Mr Adams's admiiVistration. asit .mated to . the
- "ni Aii' .1 . 11 .... - t lii'
atmy anu nayyr cost ua a,yyw'wu uuuhs i umi
the most expensive year of the late administration
cost ns 5,700,000 dolbrs 1 allude r.ow tp tlu-year-18t;0
aild jf.:my gem-kman object to taking
that year, inasmuch as the present president of the
United States came into office' on the 4th of
March,. 18U1, the answer is 'itady,' that all "the
expences oMnatear-wero jncurreu au oy
his n'redectusoratid in corroboration
sscertainimfthis1 point Itjaskect private 'coniradistininiWh the first four yearsof -Mr.1 Jeflef"-ino longer by the people, any more than the taxes
ion ot the gentleman proposing to iar irsj'cnn'c POVernment irom the succeeding jour vears, mans wnicu were re-,oncu 1040 miiu.i il, men
vW. sir. nnft of th nliiinMt ni-onoshioris : ..,?n ,i;.r tht h ontraRKhpuvf m thr. 'first! that .old gentleman 'attempted 'Somct hiK' like a re
' j i w w - t r 1 " .lilt t u- uuvviiv i) ii"- . w w ----- . - p., j
mitttd to a legislative assembly, is befbre if0r years of Mr Jefferson and the four pfMr.
miuee ana inenaTiomt ii is, wncincr we VtlanTs is not grea cr man tne contrast oe.weu
at to an additional annual burthen of fro:n the . last four' years" of Mr. Jefferson's admihistra
t half to three millions of dollars for the ' tioh and the first four.' Try'it by whatever test
of defraying the expense of our'mjlitary j you please, this will be the result ; and this, now
W estabRshments af their nresent extent I th'it tu iransariions are over, now that the doimrs
Kttiose esiaonsnments i ,ve are maeea nri ui,r nt ihat rtair are e-onet,Dv ami ineir sury re pon, yu. ui. muac itw.uitt, w
to a most calamitous wtuation, if, witVltn'tcts presented in broad atul ltgible'chaiaciers, cilculation the bank shares, sold, neaily five tiuf-
sftmei mes. for thaLt visiofi Or that .tchitm, I as trlS staiemem, mat uic uiusi ccusnx ,x,u
it is termed) among the republican party ol this
country, which related to' the fir, t" and second part
of the administration ol the late President ofhl
United States. This arctime'nt is in figtireVand
ki5bncerproud and flourishing natipa".hesfiures which enmot be dispiired.' jiiothei aVgu .
uucu, mere is a .peep anu ueaoiy sm ip , m-em$ there may be some delect in the-sunness
wd for 'homewliefe and W somebody !Df the premises, or in the deduction 'drawn from'
k of the argument which I shall offer fin! them y bu in an argument, like that which I hold
iject is comprised iri;aimple piece of pa-! in my hand, theft can be no difference of opinion
khandsofTvery gentle mart in fire com-!U soeaksinot only to tlve iudgriiwit btttOTthe
an account ol the gross annual amount of rSeI)eai!!5, . f" ..
turein relation to our military ahdnavajf ' There is another view of this subject. The
imerits from 1789 to 18,09. The coniniit firitT fni'.r veins of Mr JeffersOti's administration
twt re hoi more lisiinguis!ed by,, the flourishing
state if the revenue,. on the one hand than by the
erofiomical administration of it on the other. .'We
DrtnxenLforlanA
redit'.ed. and of millions in our Treasury-; '-but.
wheitwe cothe to the last yearth'ere is, a, dreadful
faliipg-.bff indeed. , In proporii.oh as the public ex
to James madison.
I sencl yoti a valedictory note, having resoIvU
ed jtiiTeti're from ufruitlesl political contest, unlit
bctier 6pportunitie,s. shall inspire me ' with thy
hope of being uselul. Should-this hasty at!dreS
meet your eye before you shotiUV have been cn-
vclopcd in the shioke, op dazzled in the blaze, oy
anued giddy wrtji the flattery--and compti mental
tro(isenic oLtp,-night's- parade,! it may atiswer
the purpose of the attend,antti who irt thdHoniaii
trijumps reminded kings' and, general that-the jt' ,
wee but. men, mere, pien. -; ; , '
Several uicmbers of the present ignoble con
gress'wiU croud yowxkvfe to night, bow to you with
becoming grace and submission, and bid you i
affect ioiuvte, at leasta cererkionioiis adieu. ' Wheti
they decline ihejiead and 'bcnd"' the knee before
you, what rt Ueotions musfe. pass' ; through "your
braio " 1 hey bOw to me-rbut they hadprevi
ously n.ade genuflexions to the eiiemit of out'
country they' had submitted, to England and
prance-- they have left me without iwer,
the country destitute of honodr.
" O mj c.iuniry ! weak, and overflowcr'd ,"'.-
! Byt'hine own i.,n$, Wuaytl deour'-d
B vipeiSwiT;ch in ihin on t.mrafls brt-ft,
'. f i-ey 'un my lile, aua Willi ihy'hlcod aie led.
Wah unavailing grief ihy'wroais I -;... ;
And, tui itiysclt nuc leelirlfei (w thke," . ".J
Thoughts sudh as these,' alonl-become ypn.-r -If
you resolve to represent the grief and hemiija
tion of your'counuy,jf.u wili wear sa k Id h, aijji
rieltreVvour had-vvit! Taslie$E'tr,-M-rHis
Adam's adnhininisirition c6sttifjtw.0; )eary0u-r .share" oVaccbuiitabihty : you were e-
in tne nrsi oi vir. jeirej-vm "V'' '"'Hiectedto' perform. vine acn vc--aiu -.pro 105 iniu
:i us, suppose .that -ail fcur a nut' Ujes of a father and ti
.c'eip.t -Srtjtn -Kearny and insufficient.
thVr.gsrun as, itvere jn a perfect parallel.
ot this
,"4 statement the house will find that the retreuch-
.frvt'nf m the'ex'pehces ot. the army and navy made
hv 1 80 1 .'appear in the ; expenditures, of the suc
ceeding ytiir lG02 because it was impossible that
(he effect of the "measure pould be fclt,&6oner
than the year after it was adopted. So wig; find
thathVlivaittainispne
year of Mr.
mdhons,
cost cms. Ect
s;.t rations had btl?
tis of a father and guardian ol the . UnittL?5taitS, ; -
pehdiKii'e has been lavish, so have the public re- strstions had .bcZ-n ccjuu.iy tcononiicu wit." uic -lulrio i tmAVft in the cnpnnai, imoeciie. an . m?.
It has tthi charge ot gen. yvamngiu:i nati iioia ig ru , mcricKn piopto-put tftse Questions ;-
beeri 'well observed by a great master of human
natii-e, speaking of the dilapidation of a-great es
tate i?) a Jew years, that t . is inconceivable how
debts and expenditures po -on "increasing - w hen
Huns
tain-
4 tew of the Finances, Jhatthe rtcevpts . persons become careless or desperate as their cir
7 -rst day ot January, 1796,' were forty ; Cumstances become embarrassed. The same rule
and sorne odd thousands There ! hrfaU irood as to' political estates, and the-bbserva-
"!? t0- te accounTccT for th'erecelpTs of HTon is vended in the Ijislory of our politjcal-iife-'
General Washington's administration i I find "That in the first year of the last admihistra-
tibh the "'fev.eiue was twelve millions. and the ex
pendituie on the army and navy; two millions- 1
find that. Mr. Je&'ersbn went out bf office and left a
revenue of 6 S00 000 dollars, and the expenses of
the army ar,dr r.aVyf excluding the Indinn depart:
nicRff'aciounted to SjTTSOO "dollars that 'when
lie came i:Ho;' office he Jbimd a revenue six 'times
as great as the expences of the arniy and navy;
f ,1797 which' taken' at an average may
"icutated at Jburteen millions,, perhaps
This
I,1 HashiriKtan's administration to'. Mr
nlQCS a Slim li,r-W T vi.htnro I r, cau
WCeen, I find hv the statement w'hirJi
'rnana that the whole expenditure in
'the army and navy up to thendofthe
re U ,2 5 7,000 cfoll arsi-flhd U beg
txplain to the rommi'ltpi. Whv I fake lirrfo
ytar4797, and do not stop, at the
h in at-yiar."" Although his succe.
,Jf that Vear WriA "lMirtn iV, lact
S?f8.l.oa!! id rm"ni rn'tinnt' amJuhe
answerable Fop th" nnfte'. .'sinr.e
I-1 rtVe",le during-Adams' ad-
'itrurf - e fiot a9te'rta'nedaccurately, and
veimafe3roget at it waonb
4Cl ?f 'PY appffoatfbrf iit the treasttr
tfftielrVt
&eints tins .house thatJ" And
rV:
1 ;""'?ton were sr.rinn nnn rr1 thi v
- -IH1.J anq uaVy were eleven k a
tt ?S1'h(5irtire of V' Adams for Khl
fthe f stl5;htecA D,'llr,Pn- The expen-
tint four Vfr nf iko 0.r.,:;ctrutir,n
.rb0a c'Siht tnillioits est hdndredij, been khftvln front the tomcncrn)5Ht f Ue' kwm Nrth-Caihna say that U thba. tstaSi!
eipta durjngfh arlministra
bloody Indian war td cany on ; that fif'.'e th
prniyi Uave you perform td your duty, during the late' '
eSSIOn Ol LUiiicsa s - ; , . - . . .
W'Uen you saw submission ' pTepartng to covey
I ciir country with disgrace, did you interpose yonj
j arinor your .dvicei to prevent thead; ..catast'rolj
of tlte-late l,ieside?Cil had nothing more4o cyn-
tend wi.th. thoh themusiti.:itoes of the llRsirssippu
-r-letus Ei!por,c.that the navy .'of Mr. Adams, ic-
aucituuy iwr saio u jr- t"f,'y : aim or your
ii i ..i!.d.s v.i. tki, : drut r.,t,p ,..ik fit Mr. I i'
le. irrsnn'a nomitiisu aiion j n,ui ni,i iu sumi 1H ri-n fn fi vmit' rnnsutUllQiiai truM oi-jc
CC
mmittee to tell nie, if he can, w hat
and- that-when he' went put he left the expenses. of have derived from either, or what .good.the nati.
... ' . 'l .V -.i.,. ......;.'. i u.Jiii.i1 fWvTv, 'Hmm ? -VVhiit havp tve fiit
- j 5 . r - r, .-
twet;tv five millions
the army and. .navy almost .equal-. to die ievtniur f, on have received frornjjiem
-rifit nierelv hecatise the exoensii' of the atmv and I to show fo'Wr. moticyy for.
. " I . ' . . . 1. . . . ' . . , . , . . .
Lnavy: was more, hut because the. revenue was less ; ; which have bcem.spert under tne; last aomunstra-
ini nnt r.iiTf v hiratise tie reveiiiie.wai, iss. nut it ton on incw: wnctia i u w v m""- v,v
. .1 .' rr.l. . ; '.! A .., .: i ll :.i;,r.-".nr r.! fianav!.! . VV'
DOCayse vnqi.jixpenoifiii c oi me army aim tnv
lYtnt'eAS the" ohe lef id did the tthel In t
instead cf, a reveri'ie 'ot twelve millions
military and naval expenditure of he left us
wurr a revenue oi ix uiuuuns, anu a luimary anu
naval expenditure 'of 'jivci '"JthdV sir'',for - whos;
benefit i It wul. be sen too,, by a recurrence tu
these" docdments. that ft.he reyenue of the year
lijo7was 16,700,Ou6 dollars, and that tt- wa great
er t han any. year's revenue txcept that of the year
1 806 the'dilference between them' was very flit
tie and consequently, foi all pur revenue was at
that time drawn fvom cum rherccyat .th'o "vej y time
when we entered upoi the system which has re
duced our revenue to (en and then to. sfxm'iliotj
and a half onn jally commerce must have, been
in aT state more t'Voffjirtive and" fir urUoihtrt than
coiomendinpr' $ proper measures to cor.f: rtJs r
4-Did you feel a noble Klow or indignation; vM
ie!l4hat body in the hearing of the;peopUv that
n4'i-.noi .viinrtinr was even nrcfrsble to navif3
seas of hrivateers and pirates ; that our ships
not arrcneniy to'cpe. witlv ithat iuEtead of being
all-hri:cmmtssfop tlifiv we're laid up Sn ordinary,
that instead of having the' Iiwuvgent and Iteixao
to encoUnrerrthy had only, to rtjose in the mud
of the Eastern branchlet- tir .suppose all -this,
and that the' army und navy, subscqdently to the
y car. 1 80 1 were as actively" engaged as prior to r Unfortunately for you.'slr, ycu-rjust ensvefljT
the year 1 6011 will ask" any.; member ; of-, the, gse jnttrrogaov;ies i ti 'the negative you $vMv-
n!iff;-.r,',i .v!mrticn was even nrcit: ame
vi 'rfiriaiiin : heriuie m one cast? we smuu
JLKUl Utl-kiwv 7 r. . t
preserve our 0'&"r -but should lp'ss it . in
otherT
thy
i.A r.1-,. a mir.tiuor. not as an actor
'disregarded the 'vital. cbrrcerns ofihfe naf-?.
attended to tht-"tiffies of the drawing n.oii.j
Vou havo, beheld dangerous-schisms' in .'.rnv?;-'rc-.
bfnet (aS 'tis . nicknamed,) byt you. did ndt endea-,.
yOUr IQ Cl'llllJUaC .ll . vM - j - - 4
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tu
m, t with from a-'numerous. well orzanuedrf
a5d .most despt rptev hie ahd-yet, sir, it would
ije difficult to estahlisl thev fact,;.wh
then ; have, bt-enr the piihlit, sentiment 'c:;gtooni
and despondncy, Jiutt the loss .ot that Muijr on
ediij3imectr6foijnd peace I- rTHe" Victory ; of
Ca!itself-was not" so hloorly ?n proportion to
numbetsp-and if the Alligators of the Mississippi
h-yr nbt been able to fill theiielvt a. with go den
rings frenn the slain, it -is only, because we Jiaye
nnt lhi satrtf number of Golden Hhichts. Tw?;rf
I ty five millions of dollus ! Well might my friend
fot-t r iKi'.' tTr,i i nr V. ;
concern, isow we are.su.wnnu .-."- j
and . all the nations of the earth may . ptlt
vStill, sir, ,1 believe you ar-
b" .temptccWi;) ttiij
to Ilercuies, or Ju-
,w;th impunity.
too ..good a Chr!siimfo.'
dilemma to prey t.v njtr
t l;aaion--r-f atvytlr-
There we tnusl-sticK ; ana .obuu i' -m'v j
his success In shaking the jtioc, . he yxs . d4aor
mi duet to JJr3. MadjSunatl hcrA6u..Ix.4e, .
Weduttf'W e ,1u-ed .J.fl, "live to "
' "lie f the PreM'nt shal.. from time to'ino, l've t
ll.eirco.i-irfe-atioiucli nteaaires a e I J?Sj
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