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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

A A CREsCENT GUARDS, ATTENTION !-Agreeably
81 ~ to orders from Headquarters hereby
NJ III bic in full (Summar) uniform the Arrnory SUNDAY
MORNING. September %, at 6oolock for Regimenal Parade
and Drill, PuncuaI attendance requested, By order of
Capt ], j. CASEY.
j. KAsTNER, Acting First Sergeant, sep24
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

Boots <yfaG Shoes. ras,
q The undersigned have received within the last few wv
weeks, and have on the way sl2o,ooo worth of
BOOTS, SHOES AND BR0GANS,
of every description and quality selected with great
various manufactures OF Boston, NewYork Philadelphia
THIS STOCK is ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, and country merchants y
dealers would do well to call before purchasing
as these goods offered at low prices and
10 country merchants particularly who contemplate laying
their fall supplies confidently recommend this stock them
to call and examine for themselves.
DAVID TAYLOR & CO.,
Successors of Taylor Il Rayne,)
sopl3 eplf cnstnnhousn ptrao.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

ST. PROTECTION FIRE COMPANY No. 10.
Sss=M The officers Company hereby
notified 10 attend the regular monthly meeting,
N " - held at the engaehuuse SATURDAY. EVENING,
O'Clock precisely.
Hep2i By order ANDRhW P. SHIELDS, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

Al Al CRESCENT GUARDS, ATTENTION You are
E4 "a hereby ordered attend the Regular Drills corps
III III Arinoy, GU EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, O'Clock.
J.J. CASEY, Captain,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

So MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. q
The officers and members of this Company hereby
notified to attend the monthly ting, be
~ w the engine house MONDAY EVENING Sep. ~
O'Clock. Punctua attendance
sop!4 F. j. ROBERTS, Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

Hats and Caps al Wholesale. EEs
DAVID TAYLOR g. CO.,
NO. % CUsToMHCEsE STREET,
W Have just received by the latest arrivals the North large
and well selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER HATS AND CAPS
FOR MEN BOYS AND CHILDREN, ~
which they offer country merchants denrs prices
favorable era The assortment which as great
comprises the aea styles and patterns and part
following
MEMS BLACK SILK AND FUR HATS all qualities shapes;
MEMS KoSsUTH MAGYAR, JENNY LIND PARoDf etc, Of all
colors and shapes;
MEMS WOOL HATS of all coIore and shapeei
CLOTH CAPS of all qualien and shapes;
GLAZED CAPS Of all qualities shapes;
SILK CAPS of all qualities and shapes.
DAVID TAYIoRS Co, (successors of Taylor Rayne,)
sepl3 2ptf e5 Customhouse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-24

AkR1kH RI THE Hoss JoIIN r. HALE, AeeEpriNa THE
The following Ii the letter Of the
o1 Holm Hale addressed to the Hon. Henry Wilson.
tha fraessuil nomination for the Presidency
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-05-11

to the Federal Government, or refuse
the admission Of State into tic
Union on account of slavery, or re.
fuse to enforce and carry out tho ex.
isting constitutional provisions on the
subject of rendition Of fugitive slaves.
or alter or change the Federal Con.
st't"t'on IN any respect touching
slavery.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-05-11

EMANCIPATION OF SLAVERY IN
LOUISIANA law has passed the
Louisiana Legislature, and goes into
affect in six months time which prs-
hibits the emancipation of slaves In
that State except upon the express
condition that they shall be sent out
of the United States within twelve
months and requiring the payment Of
$3.50, to be deposited in tho treasu-
ry for each slave to be applied in
payment of passage to Africa, and
support after arrival. @
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-05-11

How TO, Cure a BAD CoNscIENcE.-
.''iThe Post" of Boston, is responsible
for the following good hits:
"3Go to printer whom You owe.
rub an eagle in his hand till itissicals.
The effect on yourself will be most
ehecring and on him astonishing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
LETTER FROM GENERAL WOOL.

Troy new uFRt MAY ~, lc12.
SIR:-At the of leaving Washington, for my
Head Quarters in this city, received your communication
of l7 Instant relating the nominations 10 be made
by the Convention which be assembled in few days
at Baltimore.
II is true my name has been associated with the nomna.
ton for the Presidency but without solicitation or agency
on nv part Holding as do that the office is "nchrr Ia
be sought nor declined" have urged ny friends
present my name the public have arayed myself IN
opyosiiion nf the distinguished men, who have been
named fr that exalted station On the contrary far
am individually concerned interested, would prefer that
assure you have desire 10 enter another, and
field where probable would kc compelled 10
Ter all the baser passions of the human heart.
With these views and realizing that OBTAIN the
nomination. only remains for me- in reply TO your require
merit TO express the WISH that wEoncycr the Convention
nominatcs for Presidency he may be person OF cxa
ed views possessing practical wisdom well acquan
ed with the affairs the country and OF nations al the
time free from oil sectional feeling In other words that he
will neither be Northern, Southern Eastern Western
but the Union, who will devote all his talents
and energy The maintenance If the Constitution and
ryno out faithfully, all its provisions aud 10 the prcseva
ton OF the Union We 4 nation composed OF States, or
sorcrcgnlies with diversified interests. 1t ought not 10
supriss US if these should occasionally clash In such
case il should be the duty The mpeous Guty Of the Pre-
siden do all in his power promote Cancellation and ha
nony prevent those heart Durhngs and contentious
between the States parts which, il encouraged would do
moe than all else destroy the harmony OF glorious
Union more important duty, than this, belongs
tie President and one which lie should never for moment
lose sight OF.
In conclusion allow say, that in q long public
reer in peace as well in war my aspirations have
induced look beyond the good opinion Of my country
men which, assure you, consider far precious than
Office. am, very respectfully,
Your obCdent servant,
JOHN T.. WOOL.
To RosEnr G. ScOTT, ESQ, Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
LETTER FROM d. 5. DICKINSON, ESQ.

B1seHAMToS N. Y, MAY 90 1852.
My Dear Sir Your favor of the l7h, suggesting that,
amongst other names, mine had been associated with the
democratic nomination for the Presidency, and propountng
Tor my consideration certain Undergraduates reached me last
evening
have not at any time regarded myself candidate
for the distinguished honor mentioned and, presume
is generally known early declared my preferences for
The eminent statesmen whose have long been conspic
uOUsy before the public Under these circumstances feel
deicacy in publishing this time, heopnions Of
private CITIZEN though mono In expressing them.
is due we'll 10 the kind paalty which has presented
the enquiries my determinations whether acting
private citizen public servant, 10 practise
sons c0nceaments upon vital questions that
should De given in spirit Of franknes which becomes the
OCCASION and it is given accordingly long declared
fixed intention and purpose, in whatsoever
ton the vcissudes of life might place mo, sustain by
any and every just within my CONTROL the
Of adjustment of $780, believing their adoption as whole TO
have been wise and their operation saluary regard
the highest duty and dearest privilege of the citizen
cherish and preserve Union OF States which has conferred
such incalcuabe blessings upon manknd and this only
DC accomplished by maintaining, in letter and 10 spirit the
integrity OF the Constitution
hu provides for the restoration OF fugitiges
eSuon -
On the 18th OF February lsi9 while discussing Mr.. Wal
kers amendment providing for the Temporary government
Of the territories said in the Senate:
"They (ihe Northern people) read too in the Consu-
on that fugtves held TO service by the laws of one State
escaping into another 10 be delivered up 10 be urjs
dictlon from whence they ec not 10 be ensaved if they
freeen is the cant phrase of the times but 10 have
their rights adudcaed by the laws of the State where the
service claimed. All rejecting see and know
that it is much violation of the letter and spirit of the
Constitution in the sight Of God and in the judgment of
men, to harbor and secree fugitive from The laws OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
To RosEnr G. ScOTT, ESQ, Richmond Va.
LETTER FROM w. L. MARCY, ESQ.

ALBANY, MAY 20, l-oZ
Sr-I received your letter of The l7 nst and hope
the following general statement of my views will be deemed
satisfactory response 10 the questions therein submitted 10
me:
was in favor of the Compromise measures including that
for the return of fugitive slaves and concurcd in the scn
ment con24tuatiun generally entertained BY the Dem
oca,ic party in this State well in Others tile settle
ment BY Congress- in This mode Of the questions which
then 50 deeply agitated the country. The measures have
the main end for which they desgned-agIa
ton has almost entirely ceased and the public mind has be-
come comparatively tranquil.
II in an official station should feel bound 10 all the
power which, for that purpose belonged ii 10 enforce the
faithful execution Of all the provisions OF these several mes
sures.
regard ccquieseence in this adjustment in all its parts
as an Imperative duty and should exceedingly regret any
deayor dsturbit.
Viewing the subject in this light should attempt be
made change modify these measures, in whole in
part impair the constitutional rights thereby secured
any section OF the country render less ectua the
protection Of those rights should no! only dsconn,cnance
the proceeding but in whatever station it might be- should
use my influence and authority 10 resist and defeat it,
am, with great respect yours &C.,
W. L. MARCY.
n Ece
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
LETTER FROM SAM. HOUSTON, ESQ.

WILLhRps ilUTEL, WAsHI:eToS CRY,
Corn MAY, 1852.
SirYour letter of The l7h posI.marked l9;h instant)
reached this morning. in which you address TO me sever
al enquiries. feel no heHtancy in saying what my opn
ions are the various points presented.
My course subject of the bills which constitute
the Compromise prior and the time they became laws
would seem supercede the necessity OF any further
swer than say rottd for each and erey separate
sure!
When voted for these measures regarded them and
still regard tcm iaal adjustment of all the questions
which they embraced further regarded them consii
.uona and deserving the srctest adherence to the prn
cipes which they contain Such my views and opin
ions when acting under the obligations of official duty,
forced by an oath have 10 change them,
nut desire see executed WHOLE and maintained
in their full and entire extent, whether occupy private
or official station.
After having believe, answered your two first inter
rogaories il only remains for TO say. should be
placed in position by The will of The American people,
where would be rendered necessary for TO act in the
contingency presented would not hesitate "veto any
bill" mpairing the law for the protection Of the constn
luna rights which guarantees To The people OF the South
the possession and enjoyment OF their slave property
You are at liberty this letter you may deem
proper for in this matter well all Others which con-
Germ The national veal, hold no concealed opinions.
am, truly, your Ubedient servant
SAM. HOUSTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
DELEGATES TO BALTIMORE.

We have las, received the action of the Wythe District
Convention which appointed the following delegates the
Baltimore Convention
DELEGATES George ". G. Brown Of Tuzewel Alex. s.
Matthews Of Wyhe Michael Z. d. Lime of Lee John B.
Floyd OF Washington,
ALrERSArEe BY resolution of the Convention, if any
one of foregoing delegates shall be absent his place will
be filled by JOHN NJ Daniel Of ltshmond any second del
egnte he absent his place will be FLIED by Favee Mcmul
len Esq any Others by Mesrs Tate and Cowan OF the
State Senate.
This complete, the list of Virginia
10 ALTO the Baltimore Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28

Took place yesterday The following returns arc all That
have to hand.
JEFFERSON WARD.
For Judge of Court of Appoals-Moncure 304.
For Judge of Circuit Court-eredith 252; Stanard 1884,
For Sheriff of City-Deswell, 3o4 Kecsec, A.
For Commonwealth Attorney armaduke Johnson,
160 B. B. Minor Is; A. J. Crane, 29 Jno. Howard, 49,
MADISON WARD.
For Judge of Court OF Appeals-Moncure 49l.
For Judge of Circuit CourFor Meredith $685. Stanard
For Sheriff Of City boswell, 4OS keesee, l0G
For Clerk of Court-Robinson 47O
For commemorative ALorney-Johnson, 3U2; Howard,
los; Minor. GO; Crane 35.
MONROE WARD
For Judge OF Court of Appeals-Moncure $780,
For Judge OF Circuit Court-Stanard 49, Meredith 602.
For commonwealth Attorney-Johnson 259 Minor liz,
Crane 3d. Howard 1873.
For Sheriff-Doswel 326 Kcesee pal
For Commissioner OF Revenue-Buron 777
For Clerk of Circuit Court-E. Robinson 72l n Sands
HEERlCO COUNTY csw
HIScHMAN's.-For Commonwealth A,ornov-J p
Young g. J. L. Davis 49, J. NJ Gregory So
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court-R b. Lorton, 81 Peter
Tnsey, Is.
For Clerk of the County Court. o. Mosby lS3; Jas
Elicit, 90
DIcKnAs's PREcIScr-Dls7RIcT No. B.
Judge Court OF Appeals-R. c. L. Moncure, lS6.
Judge Circuit Court-John B. Clopton, 2Q4; John B.
Christian, 2; r. McCandsi, g
Clerk of Circuit Court-Loron 43, Tinsley al.
Attorney for the Commonw eah-Young l09, Davis 81.
Robt Priddy elected Constable
Garland Hanes s. G. Wad!op, Dan'l E. Gardner and Ro
s. GllzebrouE elected Justices
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
Ronr. 6. ScoTT, ESQ.
LETTER FROM LINN BOYD. ESQ.

WASHINGTON, MAY 70, I552
r. G. ScorT, ESQ.
Sir-Y0ur letter of the 18th inst is before me, in which,
after assuming that am candidate for the Presidency you
proceed in substance TO inquire whether, if elected 10 that
office would endeavor maintain aud The series
of passed by the last Congress known the
"Cumpromisc" and, especially whether would veto any
bill passed by Congress repeal in any way change the
existing fugitive slave law 10 weaken its efficiency
the Constiiuu their slaves escaping other
States7
These certainly very important questons-to each and
all Of which, hope every candidate for Presidential honors
will give affirmative The public
siy which induced the adoption Of those measures may be
appealed with greater force in behalf Of their aine-
nance and faithful execution.
In assuming, however that am candidate for the Pcsi-
dency is proper for 10 say you greatly mistake my po
sition. certainly candidate, readily
Ceyo Of things in which any such OF nj is
likely 10 be made in Convention.
have the honor t. be, most respectfully,
Your oJedient servant
LINN RUYD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
LETTER FROM r. F. STOCKTON, ESQ.

SENATE CnAMBER WAsHScTox, MAY 20, 1852.
ROBERT G. ScUTT, ESQ
Sr:-I have this morning received your letter post mark
cd Richmond l9h of May, 1852 thank you for the com.
piment considering my opinions OF any importance
hesitation in replying each cnd all OF your in
tcrrogaterles aflirnativcy.
My views in relation TO those questions will fully appear
from nv letter 10 the Hon. Daniel Webster of The 25 OF
March, $780, and also from my speech Of the 4h of july
E2abetntown, y. j., Of the same year, copies OF which
herewith enclosed.
This your inquiries is given, however in no cx-
pectalon OF the event anticipate! by you am not can
eiasls2" his Presidency will not be such by my own
one of those distinguish whose will
probably be submitted the Democratic National Conven-
ton Your obcden servant, K. STOCKTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
nDIREET TRADE y

We congratulate the State upon the passage by the Senate
yesterday of the bill for drcc, lire between James River
and Antwerp. At time the bill lost, wanting the
constitutional majory-but that majority 26, was finally
secured the minority being a. We trust Tint the bill will
pass the Honse-and shall have views
10 present in behalf Of so desirable result.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
LETTER FROM WILLIAM R. KING, ESQ.

SENATE CHAMBER, MAY -U IooZ
SR:I have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt oil
your letter. and hasten reply. have little expectation
that my WILL you suppose be presented 20 the Bal
tmore the high Office 10 which you refer
But as have no wish withhold my opinions upon any
question Of public character comply without hesitation,
with your request.
As respects the series Of Of the last Congress-
commonly the Compromise Of them arc beyond
reach of legislation; and although considered some Of
them as unjust the South, was prohubly the FIST in
diydua The yehcljng States who publicly took ground
in favor of aceucscencc aud am sraed 10 find that such
is now the determination of u the Southern States The
fugitive slave law enacted TO curry out an express pro-
vision of the CONSTITUTIONS and therefore, does not stand
the footing OF ordinary cgsa,iun; and should so happen
should be placed in tho Presidential Office should
feel Myself bound every obligation OF duty TO negative any
act for lis repeal or so modify change woQ destroy
its efficiency With The highest respect,
| am your obediont servant,
WILLIAM Il. KING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28

TRULY PATRIOTIC.-The Finance Committee of the
City Council of Savannah have recommended that the
Mayor be authorized to transmit annually 500 the Wash
iDgton National Monument Society until the work is COM
plsted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28

We regret hear by letter jus. received from Lieut.
Gov S. F. Leake that in consequence of the death of his
lamenled father naw nc will be unable TO be present at
the Baltimore Convention delegate from the Albemarle
District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
...,1 ,ia, = serxce as 10 shelter and proecl

state which held him 10 service as 70 seer anu poaoe
q Gi,iye from justice, and that Inc one = no TESS qus
hic in cxpediency fragrant In morals, han ihe
ncs provisions are clearly written in our fundamental
" and he who violates tlle or el'tt ., na
the shallow justification that they arc OF no mora FORCE
violates the primary duties OF ci'zehsip' a'u eo'
q treason against his Government. -,
On The 10Th of August 1850, on the nhai ieahg Oh '1
s;,;r slave hi which was passed and is now law,
said the act OF l793 providing for inc res " iu
ritiye slaves under the Constitution, "ouu, Az NY Js
fcat have answered the purposes lot e;,hrt, v,i
cd If i, had been fairly construed ana lal.S
VA i'hnnah we NAV ubviale some detects which expe
renee b,s detected and add TO It's io'ce 1y m
nroallies for resisting its mandates ye. Us w VIE VIM
cnI,r has res ted in neglect 10 comply WIN pun plu
s n IF the constitution the remedy VIII DC soohe ouhu
. If sought in cuvatng sound state OF pnoS se'ns
and constitutional obligation among Inc Peop' u INC "''
/" States, &c. 100. .ho e.vor,I S,o,n
ain entering into common compact inc se'eLal quiz
If the Union socmnly covcnantd win each oe 70 IL
store uaves from justice and from service anu le
mistaken or disregarded with npunlty M
aror cling IN ch branch Of The article, adm oott
cases the fugitive is L" be delivered up sna1 up
nroper eyd.nce and in neither CASE nor 10 one mo!
. imam the other is he to be put upon lrlai 10 me .a
which ho has fed Congress do more than 70 pr"
vide that he shall be delivered up ;ns,v dealt with
Tho Jurisdiction 10 which he is returned IL was asseh.e
10 in This coniiang spirit and have yet 10 learn ''a' IN
| s. practice is otherwise e. -, s,h.oouent exno
renee and am prepared under all circumstances "hen
,,nn, ca Ia disturb or change the provisions OF tn
sxisns law as to reduce i, beneath the constitutions
standard aud thus render less efectuaI for securing 10 tn
people OF the South their conceded rights. -
iy be the duty the Executive, under these
70 resist any such attempt by Interesting ms veo; an
should il ever be my fortune TO be clothed WIN
ry and the occasion should arise II "oua "'oS'
| exercised e his hos,v Latter nj mi
c ,y advance the interests of The Democratic party,
is M your service arcordney otherwise lot
-, ,,sd should prefer claim for myself IN IN
respect, the consideration oil the public g.,
have the honor be with high regard yogrS: &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28

We ask attention to }. P. Reynolds & Co.'s advertise
of,hs "Hygeia HOTEL" at Old Point which will this season
DO more delightful than
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
LETTER FROM LEWIS CAss, ESQ.

WAsHiseToS, MAr 25 1852.
Sir-I received your letter CT the 18th Instant on Friday
last, and shall proceed to answer 1t frankly and explicitly.
consider the series OF legislative measures known as the
adjustment of dangerous agitation which threatened the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28

nova, notifies of the country it must sooner or acr prove
rl ~ the ucacc harmony and integrity OF the Union
~ ~ JOSEPH LANE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-28
nCNOCRATlC PLATFORM,
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer

To the Editors 81 the EhfuFcr; ,,o,,h 1880
(;en,,cn lit the pleasure OF INC osr TO
vention c this State held here On tho 4 d or py the
nominate me as OF the electors 10 election
people of the State, the approaching ISIS made attend
was absent line time this gasement,
ing TO an important and interesting Second honorable dis
ma sincerely sateuii oter bestowed on me ny my ,oe'
uncllon VI nAu hecn unmndul OF the reSlois'u 80;
and ,bs faithful and diissr friends and sssociaps
h;t s.,cnd this SELECTION - uishas !, ,.f.,nnre
have fhh ni him who Dug hi TO he chosen as the ca'u
70 Inc @ Democratic party Tor the Presidency. we h'c
dalc able faithful and distinguished men IN our party!
,1se wisdom craftsmanship and patrlollsni inc uHee
on nj ,bc Government might be safely conhdcd FOR man"
of these could most chceIiuiy Vo'e anu fclael uu WI" "
hearty good will promote their election But our county
hns been seriously and sadly agitaed by great ana
ipp oues,iou-une which. unless now anu io'eNI ,"i
nnst as painfully apprehcnd al no distant ga! ie. 49,
The union Of our people and destroy our cAs"ns s'''
ment ..,,,, ,,d 70 h, ye on inc RE.
To know them openly and distinctly anu " m H. h,n,
co,n Cr ,srerence hereafter, the opinions on 'is
- W. - sIsnd nv the favor Of their friends, prohi-
VI ts ~ n,tiou ns competitors for the Baltimore
very early il occurred 10 me, ~ DC no. ohy
@ ,S"ohc bu, demanded by every Consideration VI
.ass nubc duly and patriotism, 10 nave ticsc JPN
ions Ind sincerely hoped hat soile oie 80 ,Is on
m and having higher claims to institute mus en-
NJ ,.ond have undertaken the task "i making II. .ci-
,h,, his WAS not done, and that the balnotc C"n
,; ,.onJ assemble in few days, have proceeaeu ~
, ,h enclosed letter Messrs Rusk, Butler rierce'
w n;crin,on Buchanan, Dallas, hing, Hous'on'
stockton Douglas, Cass, Layne, hoyo ana " oh
h occyrd The accompanying replies othcr answers
ar ,o ha received and when they reach me, VIII W M
;5S e. nnhIca1on For the present, ask that you VIII
nseIt in your paper u, the earliest moment muse nov
United. .,,, ,rd ,,rIv vours
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