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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

A BFAiAM KASTOR, importer, No. 1893 Broadway has
"A received by the Great Western and Britannia
and also by the Hayre packets fine and large assortment Of
style Silk Bullion Frnges Geimps, Cords Tassels Bat
black silk Trimming Lace bread Lsces, variety
Chemoiselte Collars Linen Pocket Haadkerchief Thread
Lace yes Thread Points, Silk Blond Trimming Lace Fancy
Also Bags, Purses, and Linen Thread Caps Also, large
Of Wosted Cloas Habits and Cars for ladies' and
children and other articles too numerous describe all
of which he offers at reasonable prices. wholesale and retail
ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12
vi. " NJ. LhILO E,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer

l62 Canal, corner Of Varick
have now hand large and splendid of tn
above articles which they selling greatly reduced prices
They the latest fashions, and manufactured
peror and peculiar style, mpartng beau
ul rich lnstre the hair aud durability the curl
tanned by any other manufacturer.
Old Cus altered pattern and made look like
a. a trifling expense.
liberal allowance made % retailers. lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

CODA AsH-so Of high ,tre Soda A.h for sale by
- Ps.hSSE X BROOKS,
os 4 ibertv st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
DIED,

In the county Of POwhatan, Thursday the Goth ult
WILLIAM Lowry eldest ut John u. Lowry in the 18th
year OF his after period of brief suffer-
ms Occasoned by kick from ho-e.-When old age in
Its eoblencss into the grave the reflection that
resting place. from the labor and Ut this world il
apt mitigate grief But when YOUTH IN lis vgor and
bloom is cut down by the hand OF the fel.desroyer it
speaks 10 Us IN mournul accents, of the e
while the blasted aniicpaions OF the departed and the
bghled hopes OF parents and friends furnish melancholy
evidence OF the vanity Of earthly things. In the death OF
this youth, there j. moral lesson he orgotren-an
awful! proof, that 'in the midst of ifr are in death
lie was ON his way to wedding, together with the bridal
party, when he received the injury, which, though slight
ir-t, Ia interrupt the festivities Of the occasion
soon assumed serious nature and less than TWEEN
ty.tour hours, terminated fatally. Though young and in
the enjoyment oi health and happiness, blessed with indu
gent and doug parents, and kind friends. yet when rum
moned 10 leave thcm all he repined not but said "The
Lords will he d"nu" The tcariul eyes, and sorrow, ing
cauntenances of lis sc.oolates o followed hs body To
the place OF ncrmcnt speak for his virtues thhn
ought thst say. Beloved by all who knew him. he
most beloved by those who knew him best Let this
console ms afflicted parents. W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17

IT, IL impossible support his election the Prssidcn
| cy, however highly may esteem him n patriot and
questions opinions always have been, aud da
metriealy opposed to his regard them all questions %
vital mpoTtnne and such be compromised I'm
der such circumstances compelled Ia withhold
port, however humblc from your able and distinguished
champion
But gentlemen, in making this svows, I am not to
be understood having changed opinions abated
one o or title OF opposition To the reelection OF Mr.
Van Buren, the principles and policy OF his admins
rnton. Ii has reelection should result fear would.
in the OF all the false principles and the eestab
shment o NIL the mschieNous policy ol his administration
could desire his reelection because do that
the best of the would he advanced by it
And have desire mix combat between evil prin-
cplos fear gentlemen that in the Presidential ell.
oehon shall be compelled to occupy the unenvahle posi-
ton Of "ncHtTdL"
am well aware of the consequences OF my position aud
the evils which attend it, but am willing 10 bear them all
without murnur groan. only lose what have
nrc"dyost the confidence Of pary buthank God have
lost confidence in the integrity my opinions and the rcctude
OF intentions These worth all the confidence which
party or faction did bcstow II in the conflict
party which dsirac and happy
try, her republican institutions shall fall. and afford another
melancholy example of the instability of all free
shall have the proud consideration of knowing that
one particle OF her blood Is upon skirts never
sought public fr-I shall seek it; hut above ALL
will sacrifice honest opinions 10 prcpate popu
lar favor party support. While others have fallen for
changng,l feel for changing my opinions; and ms
aid fall, glory IN the fact that thus fell.
will not recur gentlemen TO the election ut ISL in
which, by communication between portion of the De-
mocrauc and portion of the Wing party of my late Con-
grcssiona district. turned oi Congress, after six
OF faithful But will avail myself OF that
event, and its results YOU, that when You again
dismiss faithful public from your service, who
deals with openly and frankly, be do catch
a tartar.
Hoping gentlemen, that whatever may be the result OF
the arduouS which the great parties OF the
country about may be ovcrrulcd by wise
Providence for the good Of beloved country her free
Institutions. her prosperity and her liberty, beg leave
subscribe myself, Your most obi humble servant,
j. GARLAND.
BY J. Garland.-Liberty happiness and prosperity To
the people, whehcra Wing Democrat shall be Prcsi.
don't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
The result IN Ner York.
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ~. is4a

Who cries at this result The Wings do not.
Even If regarded decisive of the vote ofthe state
in the Presidential contest. they have fortitude
enough 10 bear IL for they have every confidence
that their candidate will receive electoral votes
enough and more than enough without New
York. But il the Wings were greatly distressed.
they would not, if read the signs Alright. be
without brethren in atiliction. The Calhounes
(poor fellows y are lawfully cast down. Crozzlc
and Blair and Ritchic crow over them. after n
fashion to provoke saint TO wrath This eNu-
tation OF rival faction of their own party is not
the least bitter draught in the cup of their afic-
tons. But the gravcst and most serious cause of
despair To them. is that which furnishes the Wings
"a consolation for their defeat the New ork
election secures the nomination of the national
convention to Martin Van Buren,! This oNtin.
cuisines the last hope, for this generation least,
OF the Calhoun men while guarantees the tri-
umph to the Wings. The Wings could no; de.
sire an easier man TO beat. They have already
beat him black and blue. With the government
in his hands, and welding all its patronage TO
strengthen himself, he was beaten by a majority
Of li5.0O0-the largest popular majority ever cast
in election. Since that time he has gained 10
strength-so far from it, large numbers of those
who voted for him in 1910, are deeply disatiected
towards him. and will. in all probability, vote
against him. Certainly they will give him a very
feeble support, if they give him any. Of those
who then voted against him. what earthly con-
sideration is there for them to vote for him
Is he not the same disingenuous, pettiiogging in
triguer he was then Has he indicated his We.
racitv from the imputation cast upon it by his
course in relation to the Army Bill What has the
country to expect from him What can he do
now. more than he did when he was al the head
of affairs VIII he not restore the same set of
plundcrers to oilice-who. by his neglect, ii not
with his connNancc. robbed the public treasury of
millions OF the public money
Would the Wings desire weaker opponent f,
Ought they not to hail with rapture that event
which makes him the man they have TO beat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
Grand Ministerial Council on the Affairs OF
IrcinndI

Especially reported Tor Giovanni m 1onion."I
On tie arrival Of old DE Grey and Sugden simultaneous.
~ IN town, we Immediately communicated to minste.
arcpurer who shall bc namolc desire that he should
be lookout for grand "Paaycr" which. anici.
paed took place, and was reported accordingly
When reporter reached the Foreign Office he found
sembIed the following lusttiOus and anxious pcrsousges
Wellington, Peel, Lyndhuts Graham Knaichbu, Glad.
stone, Brougban, twho had slipped IN unpcrceycd) De
Grey SIgden Sir Frederic Pollock aud divers Of the small
lcry. Emerson 1enuont acted "Tycr," afhrcd taste.
fully in plush brooches and scarlet coat Wellington sat
usual with h- hat crushed very doormincdy down upon
his noec, md his bu1ned tightly De Grey seemed par
cuary and uneasy, and changed positions with
incredible velocity. At oeork the business CONNIE ced
a. follows
Wcinet0n-Te thai gaby n tho plush 10 shut the door,
and not place his ID carO the koyhoIe. This bland n.
imaton having been conveyed o. Tonnent, immediate.
~ ObcyedJ Aud now, why 10 yo oil ike wigblock'
when you know thar busness take measure To put
down this Internal O'Cunuol
D. Gfey-Yo.e.s, to be- oh. very iruc-hat s a.
your Gtacs says III that have do-quite correct
Wcingiou-IO Ice sure, rs quito correct DO you SUD.
pose that want you o. endorse ' II you had not been
ass, we need not have been In this confounded tx
Iyndhur7t-hat also - quito correct ffaughter1
Woingon--Isn say, Peel, what the devil are you staring
al the ceiling for, like moon cali " ever you intend
Saying anything 10 the p1in you must do now We can
stand no humbug about the eSgcncic OF public crycc here
nv boy.
Pee-In reply to the question Of tie Iustrious Duke.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
From lhs wing slandarl.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.

Give us Wing LocolocO but let u have no Ia.
dependeaf candidates they styled Independent Of
what hey-tho peopc?-thcy cannot be- elected with
ont them; Of pary'-they go with one side or the 9TH
rr.
Virginia generally prolific IT thee characters. men Of
such wonderful powers oil abstraction that they never cx
anime things with the vision Of ordinary morta but trace
them far their source follow Them so far in their
condition. men who dive deep, but never find butom;
mpartj others. 90 this hybrid class Of politicians there
two species, the ar-sigh,ed, and the sghoI; the
ir- composed Of whose conceptions lofty to
be brougb, down any received sandard-ot,r persons
fast slow; they alone n their own conceit
find the JD.fs mcH The second. NJ shlri.sighted spe
cies anything beyond Themselves bat resolve oil
suons that by applying them the personal
interest
These hybrds both species, fight ihoir hook and
like 10 keep a convenient position for shifting from side
to side rs toe balance Of power incn'.. They will never
allow themselves ~ be sorted and quoted with Others but
always hang like loose comnodic4 that have received
any fixed value IN the market II counted with tho lot and
laid side the other they would BE- c0nspcu.
Gus aud cousaquontnlthey must be aone thus when the
Senate b. said t. consist Of weuty.eight Wings, twenty
hroo Locoocos, and independent nobody inquiries
who oil cre Wings and Locofocos are but tins one lode
pcndcnt-thats t. who says VIZ. Riycg. These men arc
campio.owen and rcok necessarily Tor plumber In the
State Legislatures they quiecd with am, considcra.
tons, but Congress they expect bureaus and foreign mis-
spns the reward Of their sc d-utcfcstod services m be-
hail o. bleeding country torn BY Two great contendng
iactOns.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17

~ An Alabama paper-wtch calls itself Democratic
after giving an account OF Democratic meeting, which
doped resolutions repudatns the Tariff resolutions of the
Syracuse Convention observes
Mr. Van Buren and his Syracuse Convention friends
wish 10 Join the Tariff party, they have the undcnab- night
10 do Butthey have right change their pleas
the wollsecd creed of the Democratic party Ii i,
was Democratic IN 1910 TO deny the constitutional power
Congress pass Protective Tariff Law il cannot be dem
ccraic 10 admit that Congress has such power Il
may suit Mr.. Van Durens Syracuse Champions thus To
"Jump Jim Crow" the Tariff question: hui the great
Democratic party can without disgrace counenance
such manouvering."
Very fairly and honestly spoken; but these chyarous
gentlemen, who thus Vans ,adneurering will be-
fore another year be made Jump Jim Crow" How can
'hey help themselves In the face Of the New York Flee.
Tons where the Tariff resolutions OF the Syracuse COnven-
ton have been endorsed by the can these
gentlemen do They protest snd protest a. salve to
their consceaco.bu, they will have support Van Bu
rem ana his Tariff doctrines, nevertheless.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
CONSTITUTION OF THE CLAY L
CHEST FIELD.

/. The members Of this Club pledge themselves To use all
honorable means for the election Of HENRY CLAY OF
kentucky to the Presidency Of the United States the year
ISL
>. The officers OF this Club shall he a President, Vice
frt-ldent-, Treasurer and Secretary.
;. \ meeting Of this Club shall Ice held al the Court
house al o'clock, i. W. Of the second Monday ut every
month until the Presidential election and such 9th
er times and places the President any Vice Pre-
sdents shall direct, and shall be their duty invite dis
uuguished Wings To address the Club such times aud
places rs to them may seem tit.
&. Any Wing OF thus county, by signing the constitutions
may become member o this Club, and the Club may adj
NIT honorary members from other counties States.
,. Each member shall pay such contribution to tic cx.
peuses Of the Club ~ he may please.
Ohmouon ot Mr. w. W. Day, II was
Resolved, That a committee of five be appointed by tic
Cnnir 10 nominate officer. Tor this Club. and report tie
next Court
The Chair appointed Nr Giles Wells, Mr. w. w. Day,
Mr. T. c. Smith, DIR. D. a. Pot,csOn and Mr.. John A. Cog.
bill.
Mr.. Augustus T.. CD,bl then addressed the meeting in
srn" very eloquent remarks which loudly chccrcd.
The cl1iunnn, motion, added the committee
Of nomination.
II then resolved rn the proceedings be- signed by
the President aud Secretary and be- polished IN the Rich
mond Wing and Peter burg lnegencer, and that this
ing adjourn 10 the second Monday If December next,
Chesterfield Court House which time and place the alten.
dance Of the whole Wing party of the county earnestly
requested. JOHN ARCHER Chairman.
r.. G.. SHrn Sec'y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
F,ym "a. Lv-eAs-,r Vys,.lss.
AMHERST FESTIVAL Correspondence ooaeisd,d.)
I.n. DrutIr 10. INa- E.n

AMHERST FESTIVAL Correspondence ooaeisdsd.)
Fsos PmLir A. BoiiINo, Esq
BucKssH.s, Oct. 9th. ls43.
t.ntl.u,eil-Your favor OF the 18th ult. inviting
F..,,.l 90 10 given by the Wings OF Amherst. the
Ioua ouse ON the 18Th OF ihi- month";" has been
ed
u will rfotd great pleasure To be present Mt your
.p,.ysl and shall certainly secure myself that Imp
pine.une.- prevented by circumstances beyond
rol have rarely received high qualification from
%. hid IN Eeast for besides the very kind in
hleh n, \. given "A evidences that the spirit Of 1910 still
animate. the Wings OF Amherst and am persuaded that
the same enthusiasm party will secure Ia ne the same
man whose name IL the synonyme Of all that exalted in
patriotism. wise in council. and noble in action
Accept gentlemen, assurance OF my esteem &c
Your obcdient servant
A ROLLING
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
I. A. BOILING.
FRoN V. W. SoUTHAI.L, ESQ.

ChafI0UtrtIIf, VcI
Gcntemen-Your communication on the End instant, ms
q committee in behalf Of the Wings ct Amherst, inviting
ma, 10 be present nt festival which they propose To have
nj Amherst Court House the 18th instant has been re-
ceived.
For the honor Of your invitation and more especially for
the aaering manner in which YOU have been pe"sed to
rpek OF nv INST services in dear 10 heart anu
identified rs sincerely think, with the safety and hspp
ne.s OF our common country pray you gentlemen To be-
leve, 1 am duly thankful.
i, would afford me much pleasure, and should most
cheerfuly unite with YOU the occasion proposed but
that apart from Of health by no means good the
day selected will find me probably under professional
engagements in the Superior Court Of Albemarlo Should
howe.er be by neither OF these causes, shall
odeavor TO give myself the satisfaction OF being present
with you-yct, absent be assured my sypa'h''
and hopes will be with YOU.
l salute you, with respect and esteem,
Y. w. SOuTHAI.L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
TO STUDENTS OF law.

EE subscriber has removed his Institution from
- To Philadelphia, No liz where latr. and ro,n
on' building prepared for their sole occupation An extern
e w" ana miscellaneous library, lecture.
Wv Year anl various other facilities thorough course
studies adapted TO the needs of every student according a, he MAY
praeee hs profession IN the maritime CIV
w be iouud IN this establishment No Union anori,
such various and ample Inducements al the prposss oI
The law student andn none economy be pt,
served and yet with Students can enter A,
any time Of the hut for period six months.
li-c2t DANIn uopeu.S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
Most respectfully, | am, &c.
FRoN R. h. CFArLE, Esq.
LVarlburg. net Iqfb IL I.


Gentemenl have received your polite invitation 20 a.
tend Wing Festival and Bal today at Amherst Court
House; and, in returning grateful for
the kindness can YOU that differences OF pp.
cal opinion induce tOrgo the endowment of your prof
Tered hospitality Strongly Oppu>cdas the principles
OF the Wing party, conscious Of the worth and the
patriotism o the great MAJORITY Ne members t. permit
that opposition exclude me from the pleasure and
O their Society. iCet they entitled to their opinions
because feel that am entitled 10 mine; and he who would
seek, by any means to trlmne the right in either - un.
worthy not only OF the Wing Democrat. but Of
the name OF trsemGn-Such only iii to enjoy the
title aud privilege OF siars.
IL 10 be amensd that the violent party contests which
have coHvused the country years past should
been permitted to shake, s,nsby the social relations
OF society. These contests 1t me, have turned
more on the fortunes " SDvpr,Lg than tic prosperity
and happiness Of the country; and have therefore, Ia
Ken no part whatever IN them course IN which shall
sediasty adhere long the reasons which induced H.
remain IN orcol deeply regret zee the excesses oil par.
feeling amongst u---it-eli great calamity, when
growing out OF conflicting views OF priaciols but duub
dangerous when enReucrcd and stimulated into action b.
mere devotion 10 mcn-LpOsing however To the causes
whence they originate, cannot hlcf myself that ,ltn
i've 10 see change In iho mean time. will permit no
peindlces OF educauonno paftalitrs towards nicnup
pofilnac0us devotion 20 opinion fJ make me forget that
every freeman m nis Union, matter Of what politics.
oonpe1ion' who sincerely loves the country and hone sly
shdoaVofs 10 promote s int'-s r and cannot ic other
wiso to me- than as JreHd aud JTober-Pronpted by
Wis spirit, sond you the following s,nument-Hud am.
gentlemen your obliged. humble servant
RICHD. X. CRALLE.
LbeIfy-Tho legacy Of orr Fath,rs-C onusi,n and d..
grace be- his portion, who would seek by nny means Ia
Uame the right OF every individual freely to cxprcss hs
opon- A. 70 The best mode nf transmitting III, inheritance
nnmpaired, to his children.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
utRfgEED.

ph "wednesday u" 18th int the - Baxter
10y the ReSd William = ruHer Mr. WM. u. sTZER tn M,. sE
LIMA H. daughter of the late John Irvine all OF thus city
On THURSDAY the 9th OF November Spring Grove we-,mo,
land county, Va By the Rrvd VIM Ward JOHN NJ RoGERS
OF Princeton New jersey JANE MURPHY daughter OF DR. 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17

that relations with Texas formed subce, Of consicra
ton In the Chamber of Commerce OF that city wednes
day last Il proposed recommend the repeal Of the
duty cotton and other products upon her soil
the establishment OF some especial commercial arrange
with her.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
DANCIyG SCHOOL.

Nh BossIEuN respectfully announce - biz formrf he1
IFh ami new patrons d. Geurien Richmond and
vicinity Pci0ol vii t OPENED on IGc'Y nett The zst
room Nj IT, uuans store, Main street one
square above VVnia Ealts. Uof Of attendance-af paN
O'Clock bhsgeon, of ads ant small Boys and AZ NJ
Grn'omen Tuition fffncei from 50 ~ $50
uat go gig 20 pcr slu g. 60 b. paiI in al
vanre AMI uc balance ~ w ~ of each s-l-i,r
] Ig-dstfsrTEg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
VIZ. CLAr's LETTER TO Nh. Gmp1Na..
The CaIumnv Exploded.


The following extract Of letter from a gentle.
OF high character, in Mr. Giddngs' District.
puts the eXtinguisher upon the caInlny started by
the Lorraine Locotoco paper, and circulated by the
Richmond Enquirer. The gentleman to whom
the letter addressed, assures us that its state
menis may he implicitly relied on.
So goes another of the thousand falsehoods.
which Locoiocoism is busily propagating against
hc Great Man of the age. But what of that ?
Probably dozen falsehOods will spring up
from the ashes of this dead one. The capacity of
the Locos for romancing is wholly illimitable.-
This fact should be borne in mind by the honest
portion of the people, who only desire truth and
justice to prevail.
Extract Of dieter from Cearel0nd Ohio 10 gentleman
~ that p!aee IN this ciiy.
In the last Richmond Wing you sent me read letter
from the Hon J. W. Bolts, IN which mention was made of
letter from Mr. Clay read by the Hon. J. r. Ciddings at
political meeting IN Lorraine county You will recollect
that Mr. c. read this letter referred Nj b. AT the
meeting held m the court house ia this city last July. The
letter was from VI. e. W. Clay, of Lexington IVA
gentleman, whose opinions Slavery well known
throughout the whole ur. GidGiugs Bgs Derer
ueJSd question Of SdreTy On fiS gHcs0H there BereT
has been c0rTsspOHdeHe> betrccH Mr.. clan and M
GddiHgs. kHOic this IS and, therefore, I do mt
speak az raHdOH For, during the last IN TIN.
state, and lew days before the election NJ Gddings in
formed TINT he had received letter from Mr.
question. But you will remember what Mr. Giddng said
about the lctiCr alluded by Mr. B0t;- and will Won call
upon the editor Of the "wIr" and give him t. ,norna
uon, and set the matter right"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
RICHD X CRALLE
fsos Ma. Jiars GAmAyp.
IgprLb,,yy Drf ~

J-YnchbuTg, Oct ~, 1873.
I'nuemen-l our esteemed favor Of tho 18Th inst ipy
nag me to attend TIE Wing FESTIVAL 6, be- held at Amtcrs
Coti rouse on me lJh inst has been dolly received.
lmanb you, rnnuoui,n, mot kindly for this manifesto
uol :" Ie.reci end esteem, and would most cheeriuly
Nal hy-,n "i 'ms opportunity fo mngc, and exchange
congratulations with my Threads ord old c0nstitls MT of Am
b'r'' could; hutmy professional engagement forbid
my enjoying tliat pleasure.
IL - oue' gentlemen, o. former POSITION 1- a rspre
sentative # the late Ahcmarc Cngf,s.sn. D,.ict and
q thai ffankness which hope svsys carae,erzed INV in
tsrcoursc with the people Of at dstfe a. ,s'e bsG nov
opinious q The constitutional powers o te federal ooycr
meat and oi ma ssicm Of national policy which is rec.
cary sustain hc federal character OF thc Voo4 a. main,
tain the rghts u tn rates, 1aphod institution.
20 advance Tie prosperity anl aapgiuo-s Of the p,yp, a
perpctuats the blessing 81 Tree government i,ye ,,
gone change, since entered Congress DO 1884 but On
fe contrary. the n'ofe lrcnci upon tem the mon ar,
confirmed In fhsir soundness and wisdom. VIVA ,bese
apinooa you aB are familiar wl.h.
A. - authorized 10 inier from tho pubic pfess ts
slecon Of Henry Clay sakrd ppon the question Of ~,
teaal Bank. protective Tsnh sysicm Of internal lon
provcaens BY federal authority Distribution Of the pro
seeds 81 she saos Of che pablo Lands aod aodfca
soa u Iio veto Power vii be elect ~ abrogsuOn