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MANY WINGS OF BEDFORD.


HAsHisC-1S CITY, June 18Th, 1870
Gentlemen have delayed answering yours OF the 10Th
instant, IN order make aTFaaseneHt- # possible 10 ca.
cept Sld attend the Giancr % honor Of Mr.
Gay, oy the eIuLes u he county Tayiorsyle
the - instant
need tell YOU what .ilk Of that man. Henry CIay
% HGH0rsT. Tie has done for himse: what fgnd- and
fortune can do for man. md has acquired what neither
i1sHds nor iOes can take from him"a fame for which
himself nas fought" and which no mans praise can
add, and from which mans ceusure can de;ract-
And that fame he reward once could not eut 10
his statue lie reflected honor place Of mis- birth
and Henry bsr before him; ne has maintained
the reputation Of Nna's sous and Virginia l. the moth
er Of Heroes, Ststesmcn ard Sages"-Thsi is enough
TOR any ono man, anc u y enough Tor claim him
your OwnyOu honor yourselves in hJn0ung Henry Clay
Mono Inpeach his disiniegestedness no and wish
that all Virginia, al America. could him m you will see
MIN, and hear him you Will hesr hin-u teacher
perenced teacher Of eternal political truths, and witness
Of facts for freedom against freedoms foes. Heed him
beseeeh you heed him, vh.t you may.
70. myself, you have said than deserve but not
tnan nave urdeny wished 70 deserve. have
tined % 10 my pert, bud Trust that the little have done has
not been On vain. With gratitude = Heaven, think /
see the salvation oi tie county draws nigh The work is
finished il arrogant usufya presUmpuous dictaton,
sguous pTuhgacy, uudi yIscd tyranny open Frauds un.
biu-Hg dishonesty l1sdous ooTupOn enormous
grnce, with contempt IT State Rights and unfnitgated
abuse 81 Federal power, total disregard Of the popular
will constant tendency cOnsoldaton-to empire IT,.
sell win its siand1g armies 20 the people and
humble them 90 subm--0n-if misruIe in every shape Of
Ignorance and vice, and obstructive policy" gripping up.
iabOur n the Of "fhs poOr against The rich " and
destroying nations credit commerce. currency spirit and
pride, aud dsoTgaHitHg ~ institutions, lramping upon
"ne blood OF heroes Dad tire wisdom ct s,gcs,-n any
lhng wrong, rotten, and rinJus bring Adminisn-
ton - its downfall and Disgrace the Administrations Of Mar.
/ tain Van Buren, has d0ae TIE ooyk for isslG!
With no SINFUL, selfish exclamation Of feeling, but with
sincere gratitude IN my hear, aud praise my lips,
Christian Patriot do fecniy thank God that "sWli dcs-
uuction," will oyertsko Il, and that will afford
another example 10 the world that wckedncss unOnr
tons at least will surely merit IL reward earth
My private engagements will permit be present
with you gentlemen, and therefore beg you offer for me
the subiOned toast
lam, most gratefully yours,
HENRY a. WISE.
To Messrs. wv. =. WicKuAM, &c.
The offspring Of llanover-Thc scourgcs Of tyrants,
whose motto Is-"gye me liberty give DEATH"
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The New York Aurora q Union, the official organ for
that city, suggests the following for dropping Van
Buren, and Calhoun and taking up Tyiora that the
"Democracy" should do IT, We rather think there some
force the arguments Of the Aurorn. We ore satisfied
that neither Mr. v. r. nor Mr.. G.. can bc elected.
The nomination Of Mr. Tyler by the convention would
secure the triumphant asccndcncy of the republican
party but the dcxtepus, inexperienced and unscrupuous
leaders may prevent that his friends commit him 10 gen
era convention The question then rocurs-,ghat 10 be-
done ?
Mr. Van Buren, cannot be elected. For his success IL
would require not only every eccior who voted for him
before should support him again, but nearly hundred
Thousand Wing voters must 60 over 10 his standard
With tho ny9wcd cnnity Of fierce free trade democracy to
that gentleman, therefore, % hardly possible that any far
sccinROr agacous politician anticipate biz election.
A. 70 Mr. Calhoun, everybody north Of the P0tomac
knows with bic fantastic Of free trade and hs
ultra position in reference the peculiar institutions Of the
South, be- could not carry five states agsrst Mr. Clay
President Tyler them the only safe candidate
for the dcmocrnc party. But IN Whist manner shall he be
presented 10 the peopol His friends fresh aud
3D. ignorant u intrigue and pory wes, incapable Of
couiondng With familiar with the process 81 getting
up conventions and versed in oil the Of managing p
mary meetings, IN his Of things the business must
be managed by the people themselves. II h the bold and
patriotic stand be has modo for iho people which he
glory Of John Tyer's administration. They know it and
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The time for the election Of member represent you
N the next Congress i rapidly approaching. Mr. Goggn
the faithful OF the district which Bedford late
y composed part viii be a candidate unless Shal!
be the pleasure u ms political friends TINS District
nominate him We hope that Wing thinks of iamely
surendering the District political opponents. We
may be defeated but will yield without a struggle.
Il then time that should prepare for the We
will not presume 20 the delay Of the Legislature
IN arranging the Congressional Districts Of the State To
say nothing Of others the formation Of the Fifth District
alone must have involved great expenditure Of me
dom and paiEiotsm-and Of surprise. that the
Virginia Legislature could the bre perod allotted for
B session, have fashioned the 5h District into present
perfect form, and have LETT time before the day
ton for the interchange Of opinions between people Of
Bedford and Madison
But Ne feel the necessity Of Immediately adopting
suTes to produce Of action. and res
pootuy propose that District CoHreHfion be held OF
LOyngstOn in the county Nelson the 5ih day of Apr
next Tor the purpose Of nominating suitable person t.
represent tins Dsc; 20 TIE Congress Delegates from
Bedford will be appointed the court. end we cor.
daily invite Wing friends III every county Of Dis
iiei 10 meet us IN Convention the aaI place desg.
mated.
On.
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FIR AN LIN

At meeting the whigsof Franklin sunty, Va. con
vened at Rocky Mount, the 9th of March, lsI3; on
motion. Col Joab Early called the chair and Nor.
gan Gloss appointed Secretary.
VIM. Martin and Juba A. Early, Esgrs., having briefly
explained the object Of the meeting, motion, VIM. Mar
TIN, Wiley z. Woods. - Arnold, J. a. Early, and
Thos. +. Hatcher Esqrs, appointed committee 10
prepare resolutions expressive OF the OF the meeting,
who having retired few minutes submitted the following.
which were unanimously adopted:
/. Resolred, That JOHN WADE and SOLOMON
PARSLEY be nominated suitable candidates to repre-
sent this county in the next General Assembly.
,. Rssolred, That approve OF the nomination OF VIM.
CAMPBELL our present Senator, by the Wings Of Bed
ford for reelection. We will best endeavors his
behalf
3. Resolrel That John Wade Pleasant Dickinson, ST.
Charles Powell. VIM. Witcher. Dr.. George w. Clement
ST., Andrew ;. Brooks Christopher WInghed, CHISHOLM
Choice, Patrick A. Bassett Morgan Gloss Joseph River,
Philemon Smith. Charles b. Powell Wa Martin, Sam'l.
Hale Wiley P Woods solomon Parsley. Richard VI. Tai
iaerro. Peter Saunders IT, John D. Taylor. Moses C.
Carper, Caleb Tate. Ralph 4. Clement, William Crump.
Turner, Thomas 4. Odinea Hopkins Nown, Henry Car
per, ThOs r. Hatcher, Amistsad l.. BurSel James ID.
TAYLOR Juba A. Eary and Col Joab Eary be appointed
delegates to attend Wing Convention proposed be held
for tins Congressional District Psyivana Courthouse,
the 2Oth % tins month select candidate for Con
gress- Or IN the event. that the contemplated arrange
OF this District docs take place, attend Con
Venuon OF the Wings in any Congressional District into
which this county be thrown, whenever wherever
held
On motion, VIM. Martin. WILEY P Woods, and Thos.
r Hatcher, Esqrs, were appointed committee inform
MesSrs Wade and Parsley OF their nomination, and
ly requesJ their acceptance Of the same.
On motion Of Mr. Martin, copy Of the proceedings OF
tins meeting ordered be transmitted the Lynch.
burg Vgnisn for publication and Richmond Wing and
Danyile Reporter be requested 10 copy.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JoAB EARLY, Chairman.
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Mr.. BsRp modified his amendment His proposition did
not org the sherhs as deeply he had intended lie al
tered IL As follows:
That hereafter commission ut the following r.e onl,
'ha be allowed to the Sheriff other officer to whom an
70 snau be directed for collecting the there
OF or any part thereof that say 81 per cent ON M,
hs SSoo and one and half per cent on the residue
rArihR conceived that II this proposition sueeee5
suI e county court system would be prostrsied-lor NO
would be held Magistrates to accept IN.
ose and discharge the many ardaous dutie. deyolyinS
on mem. lie was lawyer but he would prefer th., ne
lawyers fees were abolished rather than ths s,has
these last tended preserve the County eou
t; IRVING farther opposed, and Mr. BYRD farther sum
ported, his amendment. "'ei sup
MT. BYRD withdrew his amendment
IN, me oili was then ordered to be engrussed '
=, ne SPEAKER laid before the House communicate,
rom the Governor covering correspondence with ~ %
T o. Massachusetts in relation to the slave Latino,
r. OF Massachusetts refuses TO revise or rcve,.s
e ueeision OF his predecessor. The case be saw. -
oil night to make the demand ~ nv CONSTITUTION
n rue correspondence was ordered 10 b. pr,n,.a
The House then adjoumed - " - P''"'ea
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BaIllnor, and 90 Rnn Rond.

The biz relating 10 tins Company has been laid upon the
table snd will be again taken up during the present
session We have not Ourselves given any close attention
10 the bi; but with such information have Of IT, de-
rged from the discussion and Conversations with the mem
bers, should think thad substantial merits and such a.
fail It favorable consideration when
presented under more propuoIs circumstances II was
however introduced late before the body and came on for
hearing during that confusion and ndsposlon attend to
business which always snaraclsnzes the closing scenes u
tedious and protracied session Several gentlemen who
voted for Mr. Cmtrhfeids Amendment on Saturday last
and amongst them Mr. Lewis, Of Westmoreand and Mr..
Locke, Of Abemare, expressed great doubts about the
p1opuey Of their votes, and nmated purpose moving
decentralization. The subject will no doubt receive full
and fair consideration next winter
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Poliee Of the Ciiv.

Whose duty i preserve the order Of the city, we are
really 30 ignorant To know exactly We therefore
charge fault nowhere. for perhaps noodys fault But
We move these amendments the existing OF things
IHnprnis-Nero shall no; smoke cigars along the
streets especially OF Sundays aad Whit smoke into
ladies' faces.
,. They shall in the streets especially on
SHHdeys parade groups, with budgeoas in their hands
with locked with vocierous tongue and with the most
atrocious backguaTdism expressed by that tongue.
B. When unprotected group females has to run the
gauntlet OF Of thsse satanic collections the after shall
stand side until they pass peerng under their
bonnets critically examining their persons and bosterous
exchanging approving observations.
& II the Police cannot correct this order OF ihins il Is
moved and seconded ihs any may correct It for him.
self.
) That this country yet Gl1Ails, and this topH belong
70 the whites, fact hsi might we, be doubted parie
LGT!yo Of G SUad1y IN VARIOUS paris OF the town.
8. That this IS subject OF instan, and overruiug i'm
DOrtance
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The meeting then unsnirnoasy recommended RICH
ARD IL ToLER, E-Q.. aud Capt THOMAS FOX, as
suitable candidates to represent this county in the
Legislature.
Ihe following delegates appointed 10 the Congress
slonsl District Convention which meets Famvle
"Wednesday, the I'D Of March: WIN. 5. Reid Jr. Char
lss B. Slaughter, Col VIM. b. Brown. Bowling Clark.
John r. Garland, Thomas r. Poindexter, Charles w.
Straiham, Charles w. Christian. Crced Willis, Capt Dav.
I'd Robertson, Joel Mcknncy Putteson Jennings Matthew
h Nowhn, james Shesrcr, Robert Statham, Robert w.
Scott Thomas Bass VIM a. Lee, Burwell Lee Percerine
Eehos friedrich Specie, Richard Perkins, John Irvine.
John A Shearcr Robert Hunter. Madison c. Porter SAM
uel Tsrdy Archibald Neon Daniel MARI Robert w. With
en-, VIM L. Snlithson and Thomas Fitch; and notion
the Chairman and Secretary added.
The meeting then addressed by Charles w. Chris
tan and VIM S. Reid IT, EsQrs, urging upon the Wings
the necessity of union harmony and the approach
ing contest
Res0ired. That the Proceedings OF this meeting be pub
shed in the Lynchburg Virguan and the Republican,
that the Richmond Wing be requested copy the same
ABRAM w. wIMBlSH. Chm.
JoHN ID. ALKxANpER, Scc'y.
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cord, judgment foe the Of the with
10 Is per damages. The Legislature ia
their wisdom repealed this law rcsctng the holders o
the OF Banks the remedies common all other
creditors. This certainly change Of the remedy and
procrasunaicd the recovery. Why 1t done Because
considered too summary for the then condition OF the
county so. sir he regarded the laws In relation debtors
this time the proceedings summary. lie
tended th. precedent estoPped gentlemen the eons
tutiona question: who had voted for the change He had
voted himself and doing 81. he regarded tina, neither
those gentlemen himself had done any violence thu
Constitution For himself he had voted for that change
relieve the Banks; much because he wished pro-
the Banks for i'm them he had interest than
that which common TO every individual. lie
Stakeholder and owed them dollar but hrs great
object protect and benefit the people. II their
currency and whatever affected necessarily injure
them That he had been OF those who had
made upon the Banks and the currency He had
sisted it from 1884 the present lie had always
considered shch ffaught with great and ineaeuabe
mischief the people. Every individual in the
interested the currency Of the country and in
making upon IT, he regarded him warning against his
own best interest Sir that of policy this warning
upon the currency be fairly traced the present dsas
trous condition OF country.
In conclusion he would merely that he had shewn
TO the Senate, that the Legislature had frequently,
of great pecunNry embarrassment changed her laws max
ing the remedy les summary That he had shewn that his
proposition dsembarraSsed Of any Just exceptions up
coas utona groundThai great distress pervaded
land He had misgvngs that his proposition would
the fate of all similar propOsitits submitted the Legs-
latnrc. BUTT for the Senate He felt that
he'd underworld the OF his ability discharge his
duty his constituents and his county. And ii the propo
siton failed upon their skirts, and his rested the
sponsibiy.
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VIZ, Taulorsrill, Liz.

Curiosity having been expressed this Ieer, We
shall pabisn it in Meantime re find room for
an extract This article prepared for yesterdays pa.
per-
- need tell you what tlink Of tina, man. Henry
Clay, Of Hsaorer. He has done for huse what friend,
and fortune Do for maa. aad hes acquired what
neither friends ~ ioes take away from hnna fame
for which himself has fought, and which no mans praise
can add, land FROM WHICH 40 MANS CEN.
SURE CAN DETRACT" OFFICE could not add a
cubit u ms Statue -
The reader, We d. doubt, vii be struck by the truth
cf tue.g
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i We beg leave Mr.. French. of Chesterfield
that in inuatng that he made his motion in the Democratic
Convention to take the by Counties and per capita
Al the suggestion OF General Drougooe the leader OF the
opposite wing of the democracy, the Sigh,
est personal any ether OF dis5espect We merely
stated what had heard and believed to be fact
but which, the time, took assert as fact
for We had no evidence to authorize the assertion.
1t was considered curious. that Calhoun man should
propose mode OF action, which. although We Conceive
nasealy night papabiy fa,al hIs cause and upon
enquiring how II was heard supposed truly &C
counted cor, that skul party leader and actcan 10 Wit
General Dromgoo had prevailed GPoa Mr.. French to make
the 'ata move. No unkindnes intended or implied
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CnNElorrfsvILLr, l5ih March, 1Si3
Me-srs tdiior--Plcasc say in your pepper the Wigs
q" AihcmuHc will hold meeting April Court, % nOn,i
nate Eo persons 20 represent them the Legislature
II VT s'uihal will not consent 10 us, unite
upon others who will and can be elected. We believe Dr.
Woods nnd W. Brown, any other two upou-ghom the
wings would unitc can reclaim county from sending
"-' who arc lp iariHg e psoTie unIusy and rcfus
ing 10 receive $4,000 90 help out IN paying the expenses
:" The state The people will not submit 10 such imposi
ton and we call upon an who for clccng persons 70
represent The good II county instead of party, come
out. MANY VOTERS
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MAJOR ToCHMAN.

This gentleman proposes visit Petersburg Norfolk and
probable Williamsburg, during hs sojourn in the State
The MAJOR Is his best recommendation 20 the respect
and confidence Of all who make biz acquaintance; but VIC
cannot deny ourselves the pleasure o bcpcaking for him.
wherever he may go in his State reception not often nc
corded to strangers We persuaded that he merits the
Hndest treatment, and will receive from all virginans.
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IN The person Of RoBEEr n. WHrYFLp Of lso Of Wight
the Whirs have bold popular, and talented advocate II
seems To- DO their unanimous wish in this section Of the first
District Tint be should receive the nomination Of the convon
uon rs our Congressional candidate. Should he be the
nominee, We viii have the guaranty that every thing that
can be done the o cause will be accom-
plIalnd hY him nrIannnIh IRhfa
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TAX BILL IN THE SENATE.

The tax bill IS under consideration n the Senate. Sew.
erol amendments nave been sd72,.d; the principal II
which that State Bond and a Bonds Of other Com
panes guaranteed BY tue State exempted from sxston
The fixed tax upon Lawyers D5ciors &c IL varied to
tax Of per cent on their incomes exceeding 500 The
Peha'es Of Merchants, instead Of sales be taxed
Ever Newspaper press twice the amount Of highest sub
seription-pr1vided the amount Dies not exceed 80
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IL The House yesterday, with very great and distin-
guished dRieresedness refused reduce their pay
Great the JOY the occasion, and the Speaker with
difficulty preserved sufficient order enable members
heard. Nothing remains for this Legislature do cap
the climax OF their glory but to 9th
which they withheld from themselves. their pay
was sacred and could not be touched, they make
aionemcnt the public, BY digging the poor officers Of
G0vernment-who deve from years end years end for
bare competency. The bill for this purpose up
lav
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TYLER MEETING IN NEW YORK 4,


The offee-holders in New York have been drumming
loo Tyler meeting Tor weeks past The uumpou
were blown IN the most approved STYLE and the whole Guar,
Were specially invited. Gushing IL did attend Yer
bal report says that the Clay the numero
portion Of the meetng-,he Democrats next-and that III.
oeehoiders were numbered by each in their
/ ing,
The N. Y. American of Thursday says:
IHE Tyler MEETING last evening the Tabernacle
Snoas worse eoniounded. That immense building wa
roged 10 the with of all parties: aud the pro
ecungs seem to have been as nane, ridiculous and dis
Jonted at the party, which protested to adopt them.
Amos Palmer named for the Chair by VI. NJ Noah
and list OF Vices and Secretaries.
mr. Sandiord exjudgc, Richard Adams Locke. James
Kelly Caleb Gushing, aud Col ZObrske, attempted to
speak. Of whom only Mr.. Gushing and Mr. Zsbrskc were
listened to at e Mike Walsh called for but he told the
meeting plainly he would address such assembly
and m an under tone, that he'd be ID he'd speak al
ter Zabtiskic.
Cries from the friends Of Tyler, OF Clay, Of Van Buren,
and OF Calhoun. constantly hcard-there much
wrangng some little promscuous fighting great cry and
hite wool
adopted which is just well if they had been
The meeting then tired OF the fun for after ALL
worst part OF it is to for Mr. Tyler the camor for
mediate reward ot those who got II up"
The Tribune Of Thursday saws:
The TYLER MErriSs at the Tabernacle last evening
was rather funny affair, considering that held in
Church Mr. Amos Palmer, Loco-Foco now first made
heeseeker' brothers and Custom House expectan for
Vice Presidents and Secretaries Messrs. Edward San
ford and James H. Raymond read the Address and Resou
ions. When looked in little past 3, we Judged that
hse were 1000 Wings many LocoFoeos, and several
nominal Tyler men present-perhaps 800. Hon. CALEB
CrsHINs on his legs He spoke WELL not with much
apparent effect The Wings hurrahed Clay and the Lo
cos for Van Buren,, which all wrong no such perform
nance being specified the bills the evening But Mr.
e rather provoked them In insisting neither Wings
nor LocoFocos had ground OF principle stand upon
IN eondeuining Tylersm, he committed very common
but grave mis,akc-ust who has taken too much
toddy tances the world whng round twice amnue and
not his poor noodle. Col Zab-iskie of NewJersey
afterwards enlightened the audience with speech We know
nothing OF wha about. rcnakng only he negec-
ted designate the precise office which he was working
though every understood his general aim lie made
very happy ausion the Farmer of Ashland" which cal
led down the who.c house IN OF applause
ceived with deaiening cheer-heary long continued
The audience apparently ihoughtt would easy for the
Colonel iomake better hit-o they persuaded him to wind
of his Grafton. The Resolutions put and dec
Jared earned and the meeting haste pronounced
adjourned.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at Hanover Courthouse, on
TUESDAY the day Of March n n not the
day Of land 22l belong
the II william W. Niche dccdhe sah land lies ~
junction Brook Roads and adioins
snds Joseph WnE6e and others Ao anoihe trnet
lying Potootomoy containing 32l and adnns
lands NJ Wia1u Clarke and others Terms
bc made known The day 81 saie.
JAMEg r. HOPKINS, and
PHILIP ~. JONEs
Adfninidratorsof WIN w. Niche, deed.
Hanover county, March ith 1913. NH SWARM
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
port or nIehmond.

ARRIVED.
scm TsTas Emerson, Iubock plaistor
Brig Ieaan Cooubs New Orleans sugar and oafses ~ Dun
~, M0ncufe a Go.
SAILED,
hchr John Barr ronnzhead Baltimore -four
hem Rnisr Bruce Dorothy Boston,
sehf Protector HudgiI., N0ffys sundres.
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DIED

I'm Tuesday, the slst inst Mr.. ANN ELIZA e,,p,v -.
The Rev Adam Empie, Rector james, t,r.s eonso OF
% sn m,,a 80 died THIS blessed d in maturity Of eh.n
% ana nope Her fenerai will take plee 81 J,m.. css
on rhufsay NEXT at 10 O'Clock. A. n. Her MEND. "a
ana those Of her husband and Reverend Cery ~ S %
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iee H. IN all directons behold evidence Of the wish
ct the people to break of from hackneyed party leaders
Ihey claim TO support their candidate and who goes
for them and his country"
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nINNNInnIE

Why the Wings sleeping in a County where they al
ways have the majority even national contest So asks
1 IFAigof the Centre.