.....m ' . :. - r -r -- -y -'-'---? ...-v. "T-
.... ..... . ..,.-,.1 "I.-,., .... ... ,
V'
T.-.on, Air emmitfe ret,eeportl pro- w rm. v w ' , jy .; "
? !- Jl-wjntotioe?i(')'iuc3Lof providiog by . taw
y.T
yIATEy
"Saturday,-Tkt4,1.
thaf ahtiievcriBotwo" to real estnie mail
provision f.r the collection of dehts fn,ni
jucity (U'wo may, be allowej to ouij '
Word.) --f i j wW!" r-.'s A..
v-v,7- ' -ta r -t come ii!icrcian apona P?W 'cu
fne engrossed bill to provida wr. " J . rv.irr m
jcrticin ttfHM.fc p9titiof ftfedrfof
te etaica.o,lj3.?ccaQa jiua. vvuvui
ted in.:si;iy;yy'y'
The-KB-ta
burfCtSld Minins Coinpanv. was rend th
The Vke-IWu
k tt.nMMl.w oj fines tmpnwl upos free -vr , iim;1I 1 MifcaY may
inetaiau.-yiy.:
r.fe,The ratcatHn.if the CmnmmiF?
nine, SMrsjJia!Lbe sufficient .Jot (h.
'laTiAtlHmt'ofthiB, Constitution
iUisy
MemSrwli were printed from sundry,; nMWWUl W.sawww wr in, ' ,,;itoi lurT:mIirle
tnerchants of R.iladdpHivNWYrk eed teftrw4udcu
llilfd" ttmeiAiiHttt'Wul -aoiojatcd dc!i
jffoaenij'CTO
f. the duttra on tea, irnjwi i 3 after the v 311
whiclv Messra. Barrinu'pr, Uaston, I lenry
and IIavwovI advocated - it,' and Sfe'ssra.
Hare we liavo it'.wsorteif. 'i,-
ofthe inurnment itIfy iinl not ,ja .
"mereTifinWoniiinho Coi5tItutin y"
Wat,
itiately 'p8sed and was ordered to 1,&
rosseu vjm www v r
war
'Sfri nnr. otH tlic -Cotaaiiifre on pgM?vt .:,eapncitjr I prtjr isna tfy
Judiciary roported th:it it isnexediontyk!rHVu W, thajw-ple.iait-.ap-at4his
timi; to nia.'u ai ".alteration er!fr vernmont f mwsd. '.tha j(,ietr
.-ttw m the-law of J 429 makini the d.lil'rcnt aotesiiu thelr Vrf!rai. - "
f ' ' ' vY Anionf ths tandinx eommitteep aj mittc.ti whom waa wfehttW KeaoIyi.jwi(ja fjjjijjing (ha State jlouae on
1 y ; "y .r--- ---t - tKinti, yr tha fallowing t , ' " ': tion j;wtniftin ttijEntiu UiVJ,, fjmmrtfin tha ChftX Raleigbr-'
j'..j?...,.:iy..
-1. ...
. IV
amt
AnoM. - -i - . ' ; certain pwcm within a riren time, maJa ,L,. r ,11 Schooli withTo" ihTsi
Of Comnerte CmhTmris, Howrd, Mr. & from 1 tha" mm eommittP, -. to
Swuherlanil, Lamar, Newt-m, 'Davis, of, Which wa referred a ReatJutio.1 iiwtruct.
Ma-rcirai Jarrwc
Tt O. Ciir-rWhittIeey rf JphK Rar-of amending; the Glinting la as t
lr of VNMcIntyre,ratt Court! jurisdiction to
, gn and RenAcr. ;jry s :"rp 1 jjiant W rits of Certiorari and Supfrso-
' of Mww Taylo Folk, Crawford - Banj' on, itatio that it ia itietoedkfit to legia-"
fyyen and tfanek:. yy,.. . ' " i jjat aaon tlia aylijecU-TXopc urrod in. ;
;B!aif ;of SVC vlitchl pr. Maryland,1, t9J tiiat jt ia inoaaoiliant to miike any al
& Bpeii-ht, Adair anAWardyy y-teratiori, at thia tiwe, in thaliw .taUtin;
' r- O Sarat V4fai'noffman,T!
'Vhita of S e w Yory-Anderson,- Branchr M r g. frm the jart conimittea, who
lillifan and Vatm!?h, . :wcre instructed to tnqtiir i Tnto the eipe-
yy O f tiulian :Afmr.--Belf, -Iwia,1 dwncv of o auemlio!r tha Criiwinal Law
0 r . t .. 4 ....... .. .
v y Thompson of Geoi,
-4al LeCoraptft.
" : y Owdict, y Findley.; IIK - Dayani
y thio-rtifl and Uarbour oil JU'
-w-ipfc-:,
geljfitorraV Ma4aa to make larceny tor iakeearrx- away
! or steal rraijes from aov vineyard cultiva.
JtteljiullLacw make wina, maJaa re- retinoru pr
Wor-lpnrh- ttttiBjr thatlHsTnpi3Iei.t t:jf ff.!'.;.'.!"
--Mc. Sneed, from thenommittwfwr Fi
nnnce, to mhkW wa rlrre,f a RtJutiin
M f. Adams of Massaih'usatta," f llid Et-
Prendont of the Uuitud Statas) . presented
w KomaaaryjHwiuoiJ3!m tM Uf u reiauon xo rram
Va'tU; a" f the earn purA)rt, pray
lved Iv tha ofiicers and students of the
UniTiTlrian'l tr-fktniinarioa;f
learninarnHculariy esiaousnca vy xxw,
waa c j Ue up for its tuinJ reading. V an
jftf&p.mtiooa4ramo4tterer6! and reacted. 'TlUT Citl fwallf pa-wad 'its
ecotid reading, Yeaa 02 Nays 37
'TTio Biirb'rfpi9ftte passall
m 1P06, to reWsajha Militia Lawi oftliis
State relative the Infwittir f waaread-the
sjTond tie.lir Wihm moved that ike
said BiU-ho postponed indefinitely, hic,h
was carried. Yeas ?vNaya,40..'.yyy
yfr. Msbaiie from the Committee on In
ternal Improvements, report a Bill to
aid in making the Tennessee Riverjload,
which had its first readiag.--
- -y y'y,.jsjsrvSjfi7S
Petition prtneittfl. By Mr. Clayton,
Sjdlizmw of Isiwomla couuty, in
lamia' Biicka'cr, Joliii 'IIiir-"
th better rejwlation of the.County Courts
of Buncombe. "By Mr. Wycho, to ehangi
tha dispositioa oLlho .jmmtjtQtixtxialiag
the Aiultur4dyJByLAIfyEmMli
dirtcttnj the manner in which eonstahles
shall hereafter t8 cMctd injViikcs co
Tiicso Bill were read the first time.
L-On-footioa. of M'.wroiwgt jhehg
nc treasurer yrvi oirecteo 10 iniorni ino
House whether the sum of 3,000 loaned
tJolui&TlU$,.fcy
repaid. . ;r V""-. 7: ,:l
On motion of Mr. Petty, the Committee
on the Judiciary' were" instructed .Jo en.
.quire int the expeiliency f limiting the
1 ''fil iw" , f f- ' ...
pcrtoo, wiuiin wnicn, trespasses, misoc
meanors and other olfunces shall be pro-
aeciitsd.
Th remainder of the sitting was "eon
mined ia the ederationyorihe Bill Jo
provide for re-buiMin tlte Stato IIom
on TJiTwirBvin the CiijMllttiMfifi:
w aal Fisber. (um went into a Committee of the
eotnpciiisation fat a horse pressed into the rCliair7Mf. Ilavwiiwred his "views
m iavor i ine pnswgc ot ine
Wmt theViliaiReai aair cfeErcdfeat
A remarked red in.'
fiim that llin ! M Saivnll fum lK Pntnmitta .n
committed to th. J,r.riflr. whi-h h.,l Sen .rrfJ 'authiriw thereeonot vt.inon Ui Ivey mtion to the Bill. When Mr. W. took his
prewutini tha petition, Mj
(hat "it had occurred lo
"petitions mtj;lit have been
;:tinro;ofnMdin
(county of Havwood By Mr. Brevard to plied to Mr. Haywood and spokeln d;pdi appiredtoJheptodtkti
"authorize the rea on m .vtiinon Uir Ivey mtion to the Bill. WhenMr. W. took his modifies to be afterward Mchaiwjl-J
. .. i. : P..ny..kn.- ... v t .... .i .J .i : :o
!iey-theBilrtoRTitticifcut'tiono s?di- 2-.,eiil'
WBuli-iiaceiv isui-Jaaiact. VulmihllMm totohleta1 ra;r1aTtfia"sa7aa with 'r. nri'
port, lis deemea tt, tiiorMOrc, lus out y an Aoien Intent whicr. ws agreed to. Mr.
to dlart that they wouli rt.if." What-T Skinner mavH thnt the furt'ier cfiasi'ler.
his charge under an expectation that
U . r:r""J-wWfl-w abroad, orip,
fs;, cutitpWMuffly to compel the Bill wailaid upon the tahlo until to-morrow, plied directly to the .production of tlim
nm nr wiBfiw (or tha ntiriioctt ol n .1 iUm llnnu mAmttmM 1 l.o. .1... i .
i.u .vuv vj.'v.. iivi. uivi. utai LuusnuiKiuiY. Aininrin MIL.
M HitMclTor ?f s?iverrft1ae mntkts ga tfit Bill; passed-it r2$Z
r wiisqiwwia-iti-mar'iiiiiB: tins gtate, till same it tr;t:tg ii .rin.. s--i. iur8 w in
ih, he rfith psrhapathe growth jaf manufacture of this State, roceiva e-itnea sf vacant laoJ in certain f)rinf4, it i
w$y he eild triw itno shall pay tat in even i coutityof the State cws.- . r y dlwpstell
FremthJLiMntJiCilu.ConttltU)
; i-Twd woof J-ncr
II tin) if it should
ispi the reaswswBV he eild ffive it no shall pay a tat in every county
coiidtenance or supix Al prewnt he-of t500. The art does not apply to indi-
WouM only say to tha llousf, and to the- vidua! who are residents ef the State, but
attend
procuring t'.eir .lepMiitims, to arant facij.
itics fw ohtaini i. fi texttioev of witne
sj'ks gs'jf jnv dfXiW could xit aa-to-tha. tui
the . Gnveranieny about Jo be
ould, we think, be entirely
!.v a knowledge of tbe fart that
Thea Bill were read the firt time. -' -. 4 th Covntwi was taken b
The Bill extend to lhr law f the Stato The stria'! States had an emial
UawpaWt
a, pojwlationofoiily.naOsoulleiji
to acoedc to" the Constitution, .tlicir ?it
would .have ; frustrated ; the ie, J? "
Htfjhirothef Stao
popufatioi -f5,333,DM-li
eould have been allowed,' had lhe Gn '
oiie, tho' essential property rVlich'
tu,U a mijjrity. shall govern.
Virginia,
Mmsnchii!Kt(s4i5,327
Peunsylvanin, 43l,.f7d
North-Carolina, 3'),1,75l
New.oik, 310,120
Mar laud m,V)
!Awtl.(roliaiiJ40,073
Connecticut, 237,010
N. Hampshire, 227,424
New Jersey, J 84,1 39
Georgia, .82,519
Rhode Island, 6 625
Di!aare:Cy,yy.fi3jl)94
W'crritoricJi M$fo
2 1,387 a -
1
S
f y
2 -
,4 -:,Xl
4-- JL.,
BOQC, .
one?
yy :.,3,02128: 38
y.v. . '
V ......'.4 iy.'.".- I... i ': ""-''
i s aiiumi. lO.uiiriaiJi luai in SO gjf tf ;
ADwvrtcan eanital waa . onamxl :J. it
frortHV Citixaos who had cAnmitted their it ta intended toexclude foreism Pedlars. 1 wer that part of lerrrt-.ry now occupied Trt ith the lar?e States, and. so little
peMtioas to his charge, thut tha mwt ml. - - , ; - ; J. Py the cneronee -atio i ot i uJian, ami,
tVfrronee wss had tas proportionate repra.
itai in both case alike gave emplovm'sal
to American imlu4ry. The reasoniiii by
whreiYJhiawhewn-teh1herw"t
xcaediogly inpie'i ndr-thmkr-Bi"
bave.tecn acknowledge:: by rhaiHrrfJus
uicei reaaer as conclusive or lue wntcr of
the tariff address ininiarntaTning thrt rfii 7
eign eommeroe had a tendoncy to . drire
capital out of tho country. But thit 61U.
cy may be made appanot in another point
of view. If our eommeroe with other av ,.
utiry me.licinea unduly administered, were 1 ' - - J Xuetdny Dee. HO . " . u v m . rte ?,t.' awtWw-nf the people,' tiiat oimm V 4Utidininuliea tlM.iJiM)itiilofcstsiejhi.
... uh most rteally orpmsMts.".. - I The nate spent jeariy t'l whole of 1 " ' ' "um" smallt 'afs had more lKmities than ; ployed in the country, this it isplaia,tu
;; . :Thi eyeTtjl".tuljecf"-4mkreeil i ftejtj,,ir rittinc.'ta Cmittee'of the whole, er. ko: J con :Href. Mr.' Ed- ,nme Th hrones Tl,f tis may
PvHonra message were relerred I6id.1tu at i-t- .u- rt.:. Uju. -n.;.i. monston moved that said LU1 be indefinite- k. mB,irt. we 'yife below the eooulation ofeaoital beina- exnorted abroad. This.
yyfrpftale tmmfftj.pZZZMi thVBank BilI3Irt Wilson, Mrv JKwrt'' V,!c motMM Prevailed, State as it evi-ted m 1790,when however, even (ho writer' of the tddteaf
munUmf.t. Mcooper and Montgomery, Oranie, "de-Y2'),31,V . , fir" '!nTO, tnkn 'th lh num'; wouW "oUons on the nature of cap.
r--RW,frT1itnVTecrimrnTtteel tho;on- 4inn.r . '... vr. . .. r ,.r- he
nntad Jar inmniv jhee-q
of eta
-.x'
one w tnore- Aisat
tn the gold region of the South.
,-r.m,v..v.. -w,,rJrjS--i) mi-
v--JtBn'iii j, jne proyiMions ni i:ie act ; siinnr
y.ZX;:i lo'tte" 'widows 'of tmiirt?tet''the irurplus 9i
" r w .1h4 personal ,tate or their deceased trai
tia'i U where ni kiadred claim the same,
V y- pawed, in 1 923. - By Mir. Britain, amend
- atory of an act, passed in 1830, in relation
to the appointuient of ConuniiMionera to
. " ' ' luperintond Uie erection ef a Court House
in the cau'ity of Burke. . y ; ' , ,
These Billa ' were severally, read the
first time. ':" ' .'
On motion tU& Cuinjtj&lT.-I1--:
Kcsprfn, That the Committee on the
- -J Judiciary be infracted to enquire into the
' j ' ' ". '! expediency of ao ainendiuj the law, as to
'. . mnko five Commmioner a comnetent
. linuibcr tohy off widows' dower and
y . roads. .'" ' .."'
VZ.Wi RnaU resolved itself mtoara:
y ?m!ttee of the) whole, m tho Bank, Bill,
"- - Mr. Moisnty in ' the Chair. - Mr. ' Martin
:( advocated it and Mr. fVareII oppoeod it.
t t,wmef net-r, fportea pro-
, ftrss and obtained lesve to sit again.
,A '-, i Ma, I - ' i' '. ' y
"'.. -,'-.-' yrnVay.Jfclo.
....y. iJa taotioo of Mr.lSieedv-i-4..-.-
Jtrtofoeil, that the Committee of Finan-
h
taioed leave to ait again.
wicfcamtcna n,,o,m uture, was read the of nmVf, w.nt. th, smM, 5,afe,t ofi. difReUie-W loegrt leulH
tbtrd tiste and ordered to bo enro . tHVU Cver the lanre one.,-he kagmg? either without any d ,
""" " .i"TT . n ,o which n-ver would hsvo been permitted, , tinct meaning, or in a sense peculiar,!
roverinirl!ii Capitol with Zinc, bv JIr.trjt . ...k.Tt. it-:-.ti.i-aeonild'itioft. ....
a ' an sii-iiii wiirm uinrn isa ma vi.iunn iiiiistr
m . . i i s ' - - " r
"irrf 'jia'tf, . 2 f .'
Drii? wu taken up ana xonsiderci and . i. fWonrllv. That Arnftha gm.n.if tern lae-lha writer proreeda latMttn
t 1 . t . t 1T4 wi ivear lfwj tlU IMW 14 JU,' ' a , 1 j- - ,
was, feOTlryinodificd -as to -directz the ihe nilf Vft- w deSnitelyosti ffws-d, eWeinin? a population paragraph of he . addrc to give ,aa ao
PuMcTwrer topay r.B. iww could determine 'mt "of the system of his oppoocnlioa
fnaby.lMmform
any :: lowance for;the fahpr performed i' .nj , wLi; -t..j : .u n.u ,i lnr-t etstee, ontami'ni niioottTnW S; Mfim fchosiC
and thus modified, the ResolutiotLJjasaed, u nZTml fUrri,.. u. 'la, '.lwKic
It- was ultimately poet ponei
and was ordered to bo engrossed 37 to 23. , w.ii---u.j:n-Ufi.Iu;-k been arreded to. had not the Governnwntth an enemy to theory, that is te all res
Tho Senate 1 set to a late hour. bem?;. .r m ...w Wr. . no 1 "i Kn dnitt hkm it. ainoinbi Rt.i sr. sonim? on the subiocl of tho tariff, lor ibw
ensa jed in the consideration of the Bank ; ,k., .k. . ......Lj i ereintia. An namination of the votes instant we beein to reason on any subject,
aunt wiixtiw eau ajso ui if is saa igiui uru. 1111 - --1 w . .
I .J it ii .,.. .k- na: unon many of the most imnortanl features that instant we begin to theorize. 1 oa
some time spent therein, theCommittee f 5ant hB,"dcbts dwim tnhim the Court ' he Constitution; would probably showlHroso who are unable to ntect fairly tho
rose and reported progress and obtained V 'Magistrate .'shall iue a summons to em to have been adopted aeainst the arguments of their opponents should M
leave to rit again. hile 10 mittee, M;j JeUort lo cril f)nranJ how wishea of 4he Deputiea lepresenlin? the somewhat displeased and even
the question was token on striking out the ; cauM wh- ;,ldj,JMnf .uij ,,, u mathr Slates eontaininr a vast majority of the the argumentation, which Jieain thcir.wiy
unst the w, in' favor of the Plaintiff. 1 V' Wf and. tHbre fore, to ' suppnwi natural enough. But that these genu
-1 .1... .L r J . . I . . mn whit rnmir mil fllpnrv ! theOTVl
Government formal hy the people as an a p. other words, I want none of your arga-
Biil, in Committee of the whole. After
enacting danso of the bill,' and lost - by
eignr or niuo toi-j.
HOUSE OF COMMON'S.
: y : ThunnUy, Dec. 13.
"ViiUibto Pmenttd.'-fff MrrPulir,4"!'
up igauist I
A. Tuesday, Dec. 20.
Mr. Wyche, from tho Committee of
Mnince, to'Whlch-Was rfferrwl a Rssolu
t a .a.
frrato mns. wouio m to suppose mat . a
e . . a
maioritv-w tne peopio consented to a
ments ! take them away I they disturb
I t.nH at tli mmo" timfi lt thnie
petition and counter petition from sundry , fcating erantsou entrias ma s in the year
citivMis of the county of Rowan, in rela-119'), reported that it is it-Tpedient to
tion to the opening of Crane Crek. j lepiilato on the auhioct. Cwurred in.
MrCastan, front thejoigt seh?rt Com-f - Mr. P6lk,from the Cmn-iUe'f Tro.J
mittee to which was referred the commu- fpoaition and (trisvaocei, to" which was
nication and eVirtttmntC from his Ecy- referred V Pill ixrt nt of a portion
lency the Governor, hi relation taltho re. jf the counties of Burke aa I nurtcombe. a
JfaBriu of tho Statue of .Waa&ugtoa, uadeiaeparaie fturl.ointi.tct eowity-by the name
a detailed report thoreon, and recomihco-iof Yaaev. malo a detailed renort the rem.
.jtL-ar- ,beand it ia. iastrnctti.Ii. ctinuire.iiito . ded the sdoptim. of a re4ution con...
Ir-Aara .in rehtion ti gremipy tironrei jng said repairs to be inado. : The saidTlihxl, Mrt AV,Um iwd that ikw Re.
. leepers of .TiTems and retailers of apirirrresohrtion was Tead, the tint time, and -Tjport-e-H Bill - b-pfwtoried inden-ntelr.
Ine eawflemre4 the motion to be out
of orler'. is contravening th spirit of the
41it Re of the House. Frua this do
oisi m, Mr. Pitt man appealed, but ader
i vmi.rmXlJ.mtinn tw fpf jijon of 'tig
fyTiair wae-aonnnne I. Tho roaiini
the Report was tRpreunon concluded, and
on motion of Mr. Freeman, ordered to be
printed."? ;
" Mr. Calloway, from the select Commit
tee, to which the subject had been refer
rd, roorted,nrv Rfsohitions on the
P-iMi" 10 f ':e !J.,;iH Ctntes, which
tion intructjnlf them to -nmire into the i Cooirutkm Pwnedhy a minority of the alo dealers in theory themselves, i itsiw
liiuirti-ilirt bwfl pontics".' wnnemg.'-p-Biica- iowovr, i.hu-w,.
lt us now see what the Constitution e lounu to uo tne case. ncn my -r
it self aaye j uounce all theory of those holding oi
' W, the fVonie of the Tnited Statu e,lt 0i'''ons f.flimlvw, and they
HottfteKWJpre of ott ebSsolldatcd s,at,r"lkw,'f,,Ptl weptioirof itaMj1
R..e hi....i it, r Bt.i i .1 an u ia wiiii ino wrucr ui ura
ay the term united 1 in order to form
iuus liquors, adJf they sn'l be of opiu, motion, of Mr. Sumnor, ordered that the
,. Jm hat the funeral weltr will he. pro- report and resolution be printed, tim eo-
r f.jsmMAmj f IlllJifimijU r'"'! nm m mW nf thn Lcjulatar. '.
T'Aewf.--to-''v rrr---7vx------- O':motion of M IrTTlatlnwy-'v
yjyy: The Bill Authorising the Adminiiera- J?corff,Thatjhe CominitteeT9rr
. epr -f Saipuel Pemberto'i, docM late aher- much of the Governor's Msuqe u ..re-
".-"': "VT 4 Montgomery, to collect the srrara lates lo incendiary publications, slaves and
y ge of taxee 4im the said Pemberton, for free persona of colour, be instructed .to, en
y tlie years t $27 anTIM," was. readJht quire into the , expediencyypf incrtasing
'T-i)i!Wt'MiiuteJ9 potpontJ.- " 1 the reward fir the apprehension of runa-
y ; yvThe Senate resumed the eonsideratioa way alavee, and hat they have leave to re
' ') Bank Bill, in eontmittee, of. the.Jort by BiJLoi otherwise. "'
y, -.XVhe. Mr- Mesrly h"the Chair, Mr. On rotinn of Mr. 8umner, f "
. V'!ivy1 hi ."viewa in eunoortof R'soer'f, . That jho Committee en tS
a mart perfect arnoa," Ac. Had it been
intended to cltge. the existing form ofthe
Covert ment, and not to amend and improve
it, the., terms J?. a more jxrcrt l.nion
would not have been eniployed. That ex.
eoukl only bave had reterence lo
tle I'niou tAoi tuhrittittf between ver
eisn, free, andindepriHient Htatee. To
maintain tho opposite, woulJ be to assert
that the Convention had exceeded its now-
ers ; (or every one ofthe States, in ita up-
4 Bill I altti J hichj oq tootioa f. hUm'htotivi iMUW uir whelh- tho tablty. ,
,f.r. Outlaws motiort, ware hud on
th the writer ofthe
for the extract we have given from uus
loctiment in our last is a pretty fair spaa
mcu. ol. lus lieoreticsu.' propnyiK
Should we be thoiight uncharitable ia w
cnbinff to tho centlemen a menul rewn
atlw wliich eould hardTy eiicapelhe tmpf
tion-Tjf Thshonestv. we are ierfccUt.llg.
ling to have it supposed hat (poor uns
feting soul!) he jctaile hie theory
out knowing that he dis so ejactly in
same way as almTevewiiioran( wit
...... in a V,... rt rr ;,!.;( "i!,Vi his testisi
ony,
eiMkavorieg-elumjXatlM
every thins ho itates to Vave taken pw".
- ' . ... . -- .1-- -- "Bia
nd honestly bcliovina. at me mm r
point neToftetfgatt,liad"ret rence to
the ojoct expressed in th resolutions of i
Iho CotnmiMioners at Annapolis, or in ney WJioving. ai me '",
that ofthe Congress of the 21of Febru-! that be is doing nothing else putfWif j
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