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TO CONTRACTORS.

WAVES RIVER AND kANAWHA CANAL.-Proposal+ will
u the Oce the James River and Kutawhs Com
e CITY Q; Richmond from tho 18th the 23d day Of Au-
"a, be construction all tho Excavation, Embankment and
as no, now contract, together with nearly all the Gull
Madden Adventure y ,,. . r,
, the heal MalunJ Adventure Poaa, tho eight miles
s.ye Island Falls and ScUvic, aud about twenty isUst.
reserved the former letting, between Scvtsvle and
nu,n,y of masonry offered reat-eonss,ns Of abou,
(Ylvcs from three 10 thirty feet span; nnu Alue
~ b,yiys Locks a number vi Wastes, with several farm
sal road Bridges . 81.
q The u., Cuvess aud iurIncts will be fouad ut the
r of the Principal As: Eus the line oil the
Canal -, -.
s,uics rrrnenlcd drsirons OF immediate employment,
contracts the number OF cuirrs
p,nalc !e!i'n: - =, :,
~ OF the Assi.aa, Er.nrc will be expected accompany
,e PROPOSALS usual certificates Of character and ability.
CHARLES ELICIT, Jn,
Chit Engineer Of III: .}sntes Rrer and Hunaaeha CuRpans
HTh dams, sua!J locks Of the bascs sud nuG!5er
aad cpvc reserved for future letting. Persons whit
m The line for rosc Of obtaining work, would do well to call
a, company in the city OF Richmond, where n
a,ioa desire i'll be cceruy communicated.
valley JaAcs RToE between Lyaehaury aud EiehnoGd is
L.,lhv. c. e., Jx.
Naval. I-tlSAug.
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SEay ADVERTISEMENTS.

b.Irinaf,r named defendants, will take notice:
on Tuesday, the 18th day Of July next, at Buckingham,
shall! proce tho orders and DEGREES medo
1sv al Ami 1854, anu the 2ls, day Of APRIL 1885, in
I IL The cu:, superior o: law md chancery for
il whir! john Couch nni Msy his wife and Others
HH - and Robert RivrS, John Coleman, Er'or. vi Johu
@ cT Taou,as W Gilme Ex'os. or Administrator dc
a ar any other character representing the
s HUDSON und William Walker, mud Nathaniel Adder
I'D aud N.rllancl Anderson, Executor Admiasa-
or l,,,ihueo Of sa. Nathaniel Anderson, way
~, - The estate sail Nathaniel Anderson deed, who
Of Tns. Anderson, decd, Thomas Pseton anil his wife
i pss Persias Sheriff AL ADM of Samuel "nttee decd,
ia right,> JOHN s. Anderson, md VIII
ar.,on DEF. which taie and racr the parties
Ia =" ~ ,ni with youchers, SC JOHN T. BOCOCk,
WI NJ ~ r1-w1w1 Commissioner in ChuHccry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31

Tickets $50-,welve tickets in package-For sale
Iy The package single ticket by the all.lucky
A,lae Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
Of the Eagle.
y Orders fer Tickets from any part Of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
"ckets thankfully received and executed by return
cation, and The result given (when requested) nmedi.
ate!y after the drawing-if addressed 10
May 81. T-wtH D. NJ. HOYT.
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k'iLiPS FARRAR, Lind Agents, Jackso", assssPPi-
James Phillips and Stepeu c. Faa', have formed eoaner-
shp 10 enter public auds commission All uncs RENTED TO
an must 10 by private by check OF the
loana. "
vo o 81 char. Ellis, ncmoaa Pa Charles Lynch Co
@ asIppi Stephen G. und Richard T. Archer Fort Glib
on M,n Clinton; Dr. Benson, Secretary of S!ala lack
All alsen, Attorney General Jackson, Mississippi
Richmond auy 90. ' 5-1ot
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&C. The sale above advertised, is postponed until
FRIDAY, the 10th Of June next, when il will positively
take place. . Nav 3l-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31

kN rules held in the clerks Office
X of Goochlnnd county CONT 81 May, 1896:
David Register ard Jano distributes Of John Roysse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31

Amendments to the Constitution, art. S.
tDallss's Rep, vol. 3, PISS.
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FAND FOR SALEI will sol Tract Of Land CONTAINING io5,
lying county Of Prince George near Ci,v P"i,
composed of OF nearly equa! IS nariga
BILE creeone known tho Of High Peak the other the Old
Court House nc Both contain inexhaube supplies of
and buildings which, though for time Of usc might
with little DO made comfortable and eonmolous They
the purchaser vi" doubt examine for
HIMSELF Mess Daniel Epcs and William Wilkins, who
joining, will shew the land will seI parcels may
sun the purchaser and accommodating terms the money
we'll secured II l9ite written upon the subject thew
must be dirseted TO Luueubure Court House.
May Il. [3-wiw] RICHARD ]. EPES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31

E5iShoLCTlON-he copanershp heretofore existing undo
The firm Of o. H. II. TUCK this day dissolved by mutaA
sosns All ose indebted said firm, requested to come Tor
"ad aac make mcjtc payment mud those udnS c!un 10 pre-
sent them for adjustment Owen H. Tucker who Id authorised
Il Aacia ~ o. II. L. Ii, TUCKER.
May . 1886. 1May2l 6-4t
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CARRlAGE BAROUCIE AND GIG MAkfN&.-Thc suhscri-
oers under the firm Of BLANToH, SEAY Coz will continue to
carry on the Couch Ha:ng business Willis BuntonG old stnnd
at Amelia Springs, will manufacture Carriages Barouees
| aad kics of description, which we will sci! az low
and GOOD purchased any Of the Northern CT
@ aud for shsness and durability ue exceeded BY
oc Our friends the puc generally, solicited TO give
eau and casmiue wokRcpans dono with and dis
Patch. WILLIS BLANTON,
SAM'I. X. SE.iY, and
NATHAN l.. SEAY.
N. B-samue II. Seay will attend Amelia ana Cumberland
'ac where ho will glad receive conferred him.
May ~, G-tf
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"A ue Undersigned, take this method Of informing
M @ VINO are aesreus ofobainins Wagons, that from
,.sS ,s ~, snpefSnee We have Ind in ,e wagon
description that be waiting made GOOD
ANY orders that we may Do ayontcd from Jst,ncn bv mail
directed Front Royal Warren county Vspa viii bo n,smnS
attended to- For the faithful make our S."sn,s 49,
public John L. FAINT, Jas r. Marshall, Edw r. Sa,S H.,
Gues county, and David R,,enou RappaannOcI Va
May H. (3-uSJ ISAAC & JACOB FR0iTr
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CITY POINT LOTS for SalrIu pursuance of Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancey for the oil Pc
e.sburg rendered ut the last November tho Proctor
rs Moore we shall proceed on the alst al a O'Clock font
oae Bollnghrookc Hotel the ofPeersburs sell pub
lie auc'ion credit off, 2 aud s months tho Real Estate Of
which The late Hoo Moore died scizcd und situated City Point
10 tho OF Prince George lumber house und
tuched U! thu lots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

Of within the scope Of representative jdes) which
is not I" violation Of the Constitution ?' AS surely
not, confidently ansHpy, the Constitution IS the off
spring of enlightened reason having the Rights Of Man
for its basis and for its object the harmony Of the States
Mere Inconsistency does not HeEessssy ihvoVe hofal
turPude Then the Wosds ia violation of esc sonst
tuition, cover tile whole ground, without the AID OF The
phrase OF an act of aorn turptude. This eocs ret
even add nnch to the euphnny Of thr sentence caa IT,
aud It sounds as well without it, "lrevided the EsaFrc
lions TO be gwen a5d obrye not requrr the s. EseF
to commit si0stI1n OF tl, C.nsttu,nn' Il is MY
nearly as sonorous and e iorciblc !ecause rs ~
less difusive. ...-.. ...... .,, .- - =:
Then, what IL il Thai Is in tho po. of 1872 wi,iqr
is rrsoundcd by eyr,y Wing orator in the S.aas BY
virtue Of which 10 Isl wiz nrs SOY pretended but
tcadcd that SeDator IN Congress, may refuse To- OBEY
the instructions Of Legislature, and yet retain the
trust? II is sound That y5rales IN the ART strikes
the car of the constituents body, opfy TO conound and
perpe1 it, while the representative hides himself in the
maze and becomes the organ OF his own viii. Away
with the euphonisaI expetive. Prsest I" A violation %
the Constitution covrrs the Hfole grosud. IF an in
sruc,on actually giren docsno drccta senator to T,o
late the Constitution, be is bound 10 eaEpi and thc
required vote is in his opinion violation % she Cosn
tution the only alternative compatible with tie nature
of REPRESENTATION ~ resignation: foy, IS aot sEos
able that the shall By M osgsn OF his opfH
WILL when he has been specially oo7nsca os The will Of
his constituents, which j. 10 his province asa his duty
in general express TO !be lest OF his even
without being particularly informed thereof.
A DEMOCRAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
EXTRACT Of letter reetircd by the Deeg"tese Meh'en
bury county, dated

"MgcKIESBrnG, Va LIST February, 1896
We, Of this part Of the county, were very DESTROYS
that the E1puncing Resolution should have been acted
on before the Abolition qncston-but seeing that thr
Legislature would upon the latter question in the
first instance, have waited very patiently until you
rot through that subject Since that tmr VIC have been
examining every Pnper with the hope OF seeing the FIX
pungng question acted on, and passed by large mnjo
rity as hope it will-wlcn, behold saw in the last
ENQUIRER of the 2Sh motion brought before the
House 10 postpone the question until Monday hlS day.
in order to take up the report of the committee the
Banking qucstion and still more TO my establishment,
one of our party from Brunswick stated, he should
vote for tho posponcmcnt. 1t was asked in debate nm.
der which the people in the country were suffering the
most-lnr the increase Of The Banking capital the
Expunring Resolution. | answer the latter as know
the people in this part Of the county DESTROYS 10 get
the odum that is entered the Journal of the Senate
Of the United States, by cous Senate, against our
venerable and patrarchal President, ETPHngtd-and
really hope when is passed. il will their Honors
Messrs Leigh and Tyler, to resign their seats. You
night with great roprlcy rs TO this part OF inc county,
have risen the other day (at the call OF Mr. Nitcher
and stated that you felt yourselves nstIucted-as that
the point the election turned OH last Spring on this side
of tic river We supported you, because we knew you
both be opposed to the election OF Leigh and in favor
of The present Administration. feel confident you will
do all you get the Instructions through the House
as quick as practicabe-tlat the present Legislature
NAV elect other Senators who uH represent the wishes
of The people of Virginia. if the present incumbcns
should resi- IN was very much pleased to the
ton to postpone had uilrd-and hope by the time this
comes to your hands, the Expunging Resolution may
have passed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
FOR TIE ENQUIRER
OBEDIENCE OF A SENATOR.

The duty of instructed Senator in Congress, 1t IS
clearly out in the Report of 1872 may be compressed
into very small cumpass. If the instruction given on
any point either constitutional polite, does not
qure him violate the Constitution, lie is bound 10
OBEY; and if tie instruction does direct him TO give
which, in his opinion, is in violation of the Const
tuton ii is his duty to RESIGN, because it cannot posi-
bly, he pretended that the REPRESENTATIVE, especially
when he is expressly informed Of the will of his constltu
ens can be the org an Of his will for this would he
UrsroTlc; but lie must be the organ of the expressed
will Of those who elected him, and nlune dspace
him. So, asu if the instruction, in his opinion; directs
him to commit in the words ofie Report, "As ACT or
MORAL. TUCrIruDE IL is his duty 10 resign, because,
though the elective body, such case command
his vote, he has right 10 obstruct the execution oil their
expressed wil-such command and such obstruction Of
their will would be alike DEsfoTc. And here let it be
Observed for ALL that the resignation all cases,
voluntary act and not act rcedIt the al
Tentative left pride Of opinion and honnrthat honor
which riumpls The love Of place, in bowling the
will Of others fairly expressed
SIN act Of moral turpitude!" How vague and indie
terminated have never been able to estimate this z
PRESTON being Of any other value than That of
expletve: carrying with il substantial import. The
words Of the Repor, these "Provided The instruc
tons 10 be given and ubcyed do not require the Senator
to commit violation of the Constitution, act Of
moral furyituds Is it not an unmeannG expetive 10
round off the sentence: Can there 'he violation OF The
Constitution, which is not "act Of moral tufpituGe:
representative may commit act which IN The OPT
MON Of his constituents, violates the Constitution, and
yet he gulitless Of an act Of moral turpue because
in his opinion and conscience the act done IS no viola
ton Of the Constitutions but if in his opinions the act does
violate the Constitution, he must be conscious OF moral
urptude for the plain that he had taken an oath
support the Constitution; and it his constituents
quit him Of moral turpitude, they necessarily acqult HIM
of the violation of the Constitution which alone infers
moral turpilude. And can there be can act of moral
urptudc committed by representative in the
lion Of his trust and in each speak exclusively
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
THE EXpuNGING RESOLUTIONS.

We do not hesitate one moment to lay the following
letter before our readers Girls will answer for himself
Blu, upon the main point (Expunging) we disagree en-
tirely with MIR. Mallory. How can marking around or
across oJtcrac the record? The fact is not The
precedent quoted by Mr. DanrIn his Thursday sspeech,
from the proceedings Of the Senate Of Tennessee, IS IN
pont-Thev rxpunged Ivy marking round the proceed
ings The "a Wings of the House of Representatives
of Ohio conended that czp"ngng is destruction OF the
Journal-How it be, when not line, even let
ter, need be d.fnccd?
TO TIE EDITORS or 7HE ENQUIRER
A most extraordinary communication appeared IN your
papei on Yesterday signed "Cvs carrying on lis face
un evident design interfere directly between me and
the people whom have the honor TO represent. While
he dsclaims any intention to charge with detection
from the party to which belong OF throwing myself
into the arms Of my enemies, he calls thcu $50 kind
L. extended to embrace me- still the inevitable inference
is that am about TO do One entirely disnteresied,
would SUPPOSE that il the object "Cris to make
that npresson From whence docs he receive his conf
mission to exercise censorship and my actIons
Who has authorized him 10 interfere with me or my con-
science: Have not right to my own opinions, ana TO
nc, accordingly? Does he expect by his menaces and
situations altogether gratnous and unwarranted 10
lash me into the ranks, upon the E1pungInS ones
ton right or wrong, at the bid OF party disci'
plinc, and in violation of solemn oath 10 sup
port the Constitution Of the United States: IL he
expects this of me- he mistakes my character am mol
made of that supple kind of material which makes some
men yield TO the orders of Others without regard 10 te1
own opinions, the principle involved, or the still more
dear and sucred duty due to the Constitution acknow
ledge no earthly leader My conscience is in my own
keeping; it is the gift of my Maker; and will never
periure it, if knowit. -,
But "Ciyis" asks, on which horn of the dilemma will
| be thrown. The term espunge, he says, means 10
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THE EXPU.NGLNG PROTEST.

The Wing has seized upon the Protest of the "a Wings
of the H. of R. of Oho-ngunst the Resolutions OF that
body. lie and his patty heartily welcome to any
use they make of it. What Republican of Virginia
will rush for the opinions of men, who would stab
the great Right Of Instruction: People OF Virg mia
Judge for yoursrves-judgc what is to be thought OF
such po,icians-and Of those in Virginia. who would
hold up their antexpunging Protest an authority for
you to follow. This Protest does not mince the mater
but comes out with the following propositions:
The second Resolution is the only one in the series
which the undersigned deem important to protest against
I, is still more Objectionable than the
in the PLANES, language asserts the right OF this Lee
gslatue to instruct and require the Senators Congress
from Ohio to do an act which, it is confidently believed
would be unconstitutional. Instruction of our Senators
by the Legislature if intended "re 10
by the Constitution of the State but the Prnc'e as
sumed, of right in the State Legislature 10 control oy
authoritative ,nandute the action of our Senators, acg
as they do under distinct grant of power delegated
the People, and the assertion Of du on
their part either to obey the mandate to resign their
seats novel in the legislative action OF this state as
it is contradictory 10 the principles Of tho Federal Con-
suon and express provision of the Constitution OF
Ohio.
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The undersigned believe that the right of instrue,
ton has been reserved by the People, and that every
tempt deprive them of that right is violation of the
Constitution" &C.. &c. 49,. .....
Now, this is the very position which Mr. Leigh over
threw in his Report of lSl2-and the people of Vrg
have abjurcd it since. Besides look at the
course which Jay King and Hamilton took at the very
moment when The Constitution mas passing before the
Conventions of Massachusetts aud New York. Even
they con,rncd for the right Of lc State Legislatures to
Instruct the Senators But the modern Wings de-
nyng itand culling upon the Senators neitierlo
oIcy nor Ia YcSirn.
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Is COUNTRY SUBSCRIBER,
-, -, FOX TIE ENtUIRER
&HEt WIGS WIGS,

said fThfa M. ,es. and his not beer denied by
the fugeman Of she WI:is Phrty in qirgH't. I would
a,k him. why he is asisntsd 10 irnnspc4 ss proceedings
of The Wigs in the Pennsylvania LeSis!e'sses Why
he has published THEM tyranEical ard nqusfsofiaE
proceedings against the Masons? would ask him, why
he is mute about the stupendous scheme of bribery
and corruption" of his bre tpen Bidde 81 Co., by which
they are attempting to buy up the Pennsylvania Legs-
latu:e would nsk him if he and his brother Mordc.
CAL nave not cooked up pretty of WhiggeTy out
OF me correspondence bet.esa Mr. Nsyosna Ceaveland
70 would ash mnrH he docs not shjaE J: may be
N.Y. Nayos duty as Prosecuting attorney for The city
OF Fseno2d, TO prosesate the publisher Of enc sbo~
ton tracts as that Of the bnsi Slavery Executive Conn
nIec eho9gh j. assucs the gar Of ssosess mot 10
the esPuugTg eoIutions bu: to tile Presidents Meg
sage would advise him. R dare ne. 10 zrus so hard,
lest he be taken for mailman Not more than one man
in lcn in Richmond, venture the nssertion) has
the in9nitous proceedings OF the Wings Of Pennsyl-
vana. Why because nine.enths read only the Rich
mond Wing, and have Il won't say but half sense but
half information. They not "a yaeLed jry,' bot
righteous judges pronooDcipg sentence after hearing the
sac eats ind prayer. Of the great fogEeaa of the
great Why 5arty. Rashey than be go7cTsea " sucs
great men, prefer to follow CCE5WOS SENSE,
While Cays Lieutenant Mr. BddIe, buying up Pennsyla
NM bc aud his Whss Virginia ondvuvons buy people
with moLcu Of tho surplus fched from by CIays
American System These The Dho talk largely Of the honor Of
Hrg"ia aud charge Others nit! eorrnpionm "Whgs Wings
HhES' -.
This appeared last Wednesdays 'pbig"by request"
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NoHtSAIloS oy Mr.. Eax BuRES-The Anti.masonic
Convention ut the State House last evening, unani.
noussy nominated MARTYR TaS BrREs, for President
The Conversions WIS very numerous and highly ANNA.
ted. Mr. Brownell OF Bristol, presided Messrs. Hal
lett md Turner Secretaries The resolutions were sup
ported b. Messrs. Thomas. Walker Wbitlnarsh, and
Halctt Mr.. Cjoogh sased bis EIene.e, against them.
(BVyt0a .f0s0eatr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

NEv5 Oh1z&2,, Esus-r IS--|he Teaien commits
sioaeIs haze a:g:;rss bar se $50 40 dollars,
easy terms Tomorrow ee5 viz Geyr7t 10, Mobile; and
thence TO Washington
1t is stated that though General Cos was permitted free
on his parole he would in future take arms against
Texas, yet that he is raising and rapidly
as he can.
Santa Anna has not yet shown his face the Tex
ian ronlier he smells powder. General Houston has
prepared to the the Isl Of March
ne.t-Bce
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NJOTlCE-Al persons indebted to the state OF WV.
" liam S. Graves, deceased, of Powhatan county
rrebv requested 10 come forward and make payment
md al having claims against the said estate are
REQUIRED 10 present them to the subscriber, Popery Iu
,n,eated for settlement If not presented before tne
FRS, day of March this notice viii DC peaa ~ oar 20 III
such ciaih'S d '''" NV" WILLIAM GRAVES,
rs7-w4w.l Administrator.
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"B,].Sk BRIBERY BILL"

"B.3.Nk BRIBERY BILL
We shall not despair Of the Republic. The eyes OF
the whole Union are fixed OIL the Senate Of Penn
sylvania. Will the Democrats OF that body stand firm
or will they disgrace themselves by voting for this
BIZ Of aLominationS" -The Wings counting conf
IDENTIFY upon succcss-But they may yet be deceived.
We give variety of articles touching this subject from
various Democratic papers Of Pennsy lvania, and the
Globc-whch show how outrageous is this proceeding,
and what an indignant spirit 1t has excited in the Key
stone State-The GPennsy lvanian of Tuesday gives
US great hopes that the Bauk will yet be bafcd After
abiding 10 the opposition it had met with the part Of
the Democrats in tho H. Of it states that "he hopes
of the Bank Wigs rest On The Senate. This is a
Trail hope. There, fortunately, the Republican Party
bers out Of lhiry.three well known Democrats.
Of these Representatives Of the Democracy "f Penn
syvana, five must be gained. DO the Bank Wings in
truth believe what they say, when they confidently as
scrt such an expecaLiou' Do they really believe that
on question where yet there is not single dissent
inr opinion among the Democratic party expressed in
its newspapers It's public meetings, and its resolutions,
they will find among these Eg h-mnded Representatives,
five who are willing desert their principles their par
ly their real supporters and their friends? Who are the
five they thus count Olive should like to them
named This prediction will turn out like the Wing pre-.
dc,ons for the last five SIX years They have skill
in prophecy. The situation in which the Democratic
Senators are placed ia Of which honorable may
be proud They looked TO by great majority OF
their countrymcn, TO- Sustain great principle at an I'M
portant crisis Personally, politically, individually, they
stand in prominent and most important position The
question is single and narrow one; it is deeply in.
teresting 10 every Democrat the voice of the Republic
an party has been expressed upon it in the most une
quvoca TERMS it is against the scheme out and out 1t
will require all the confidence OF the Wings IN their own
predictions (which 10 be sure has always been exrava-
gan, as it was erroncoGs) to fatter themselves into
ioerabc belief that under these circumstances they have
one particle of chance ot success,
Tie whole Democracy of the State is rousing against
the recharter Meetings about to be hed-and the
strongest dcnunciaory resolutions passed. But even if
the Bill does pass the Ship is not lost. The question
will become raying point to the Democrats at The next
Elecon.-A majority Of them will be returned TO the
next Lerislaurc-and then the Question will be present
cd Shalt this Bill remain on the Statute Book: