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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

h,.a majority which f..t ssemed - is.fisste which
VS., the NJ vcv,d hhw, and esusea % little ross-
ks. ness spssp certain member Of bs CanveDe"h
The q spipe speeebes vers warn, aD4 tended 70
excite tboe who hsd evidently come With t,e nx.d
determination b. keep cool. That Ve1ed suofc oi
Slavery was introduced before the Convention na'
hen in .esaon two hours, by the introduction oi q
resolution, the purport Of wbeh was TO prohibit ine
scu,sion Of that bloody question on the b0or o The
Convention. >,
Tie resolution fell hike 6rebrand Members
(Pro.Slavery) rose To their feet with hsshing eyes
sno dlsended nostrils, and with frantic eagerbess
shouted, or iather yelled forth their disaPprooauon
If the resolutions tmid members LETT the nail ID es
gust; while those who remained. consisting VI az
the rabid Pro-Slayery men and lew otners "no
would be called in Kansas freedom snriekerf,
waved warmer tthe discussion rose to such pitch
that the cry Of Order, order, was called 10 valh'
and E,rbearaDce on the part Of many cessed O %
viItue; bowie bDives, drbs and pistols were drawn;
The yiest personalities wee indulged In; tne most
seurrllous attacks were made upon free,Sss men;
the most bitter iDvective WAS hurled lD1lscrlin-
inately; the most infamous calumDes were Ddndied
he reckless Border Rufians, who seemed TO reye
in their native element. Several shots were fired,
and two members we're sighty wounded. Ono
Free State Democrat, the champion Of Umpq1A
County, received a severe stab IN the abdomen.
Abtut fifteen shots were fired during the melee.
Mary were more or less injured by Jumping from
the windows and by rushing in great numbers 10
make their egress by the narrow stairway leading
from tbe hail. For feveral hours the utmost con-
sternation prevailed in our usually quiet town.
The authorities were appealed to 81 suppress this
diseraceu riot for such it must be called; and toe
Mayor Of the city, a most energetic man, inme-
diaiey called out the Salem Baud, an independent
con pauy sDd marsbaled tbe m in front OF the Court
House, with loaded weapons, in time TO prevent a
general scene OF blOodsbed. While those blood
thirsty Wilkins were thir.tng for human Free-S'Ate
gcrc they were approached by the Marshal and
Sheriff, led on BY our intrepid Mayor who deserves
the thanks of our community for he fearless heroic
conouct, and we're disarrned amid the acclamatioDs
of the populace. who, assure you, ielt grateful TO
retrbutye Providence for arrestDg this evil 10 the
nick Of tlme The consequence of this riot will be-
that the Convention will reorganze and will DOUBT
less then have Free State majority. l write this
huriedy, at the request Of Of your correspond
eots. The newspapers Of the Territory will give
you the details of this Infamous transaction it they
ore published before the mail steamer leaves for
California. o. A. h.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
KANSAS.
o. 4. II.

EXTRA JUDICIAL OPIyIoys - Attorney Genera,
Weir has followed in the wake Of Judge Cato, and de-
iveJed binself Of lengthy "opnicn on the requisite
qualifications Of those titled exercise the rights Of
suffrage at the forthcoming election: He thinks We
ought TO pay a tax. and that those who are unshng
50 TO do should be oisfraDcbised
WORTH CoysIDERIsG- Was 1t sort OF enviO Is
rivalry which induced The 81. Lou,s Democrat, CHI
cago ri5une and NEwYoRK TRiBUsE TO assail The
HERALD Of Freedom with so muct bitterness
Yes, Brown ii ras. The papers % which you refer
were rcyy Jealous OF your circulation and importance
Oh Brown, you are the very lmpefsohelC lCh o' I'd 'o
esty. II will be the death OF yOu..
STEAMER SUEK.-We learn by the officers OF the
Sam Khkmsp that the steamer Admiral s sunk at
KickspUo-bOat total less.
Kansas City Enterprise.
SUGAR CAsE.-We hear of large fields Of sugsr-csne
in Kanass aud informed that the climate
especiay ADAPTED TO its growth. A flsnd Of ours
assures US that be has two acres winch will average
twelve feet in hight. He is confident of his ability to
make several hundred gallons of nolssses from his
pIetent crop. Some already made proved 70 be bet
Ter favored than golden sup 20 highly priced in the
South West. Herald Of Freedom.
The report that the Land Office hsd been removed
from DonE hen TO Kckspoo turns out to be incorrect
A desperate Effort was made by Whitfield atd Others
10 effect the removal, but their efforts were unsuc-
cessful.
THE KAw IsDIASs-Sca-Ce day passes but one
or more email parties of Kaw Indians pass through
this place. Inty ara generally on tnolr way ID WISH
their BRETHREN the Qsges VINO live sourhward. or re.
turuipg from fuch visit Their appearance nus become
90 familiar that It attracts but .ls rotice. Theg
dc gel Grated, tlthy race, and look IN vain for
tlace Of the noble ein csrrisgs of the ret msu
who disputed och by inch the soil of NewYork Peon-
syvania snd Ohio, with the pale aces" Tae nun
Der tf Kaw Indians living Oh the Reserve ives. q
tbi-, is about sI hundred Taey recsivs sm.ll
puity from Governmeot- about eight dollars bead.
The balance Of their living is made u by bcctiog.
They are fast passing away, and in few years will
be entirely gone As they are now located by Gov.
eminent they ircumbrance to the growth aud
o'periiy Of the couLtry, and will be removed il
short time further west Kansas News.
County SEATS AND Vorlse PREcIscrs - Agnes
City" established by the last bogus Legislature as
the cOu1 ~ seat OF BreCslniEge and Wise Counties.
IL is sItusted the hesd If Rock Creek, on tue
Santa Fe road the northwest corner Of BrecSn.
rdge County. Ii contains q blacksmith shop and
dwt lin g-houfe-both unoccupied. This is the only
voiir precinct established n these two COUNTIES by
claw"
Columbia two miles southeast Of this plsce, is the
county st at of Madison and Butler Cou,tes IL hss
been supposed by many tnat it was in B,ecknridgs
County, but it is not IL Is about uie south of
tie north line of Madison County. This is sl.o tue
only voting precinct established by "iaw for Msdi'
son ard Butler Counties. sSsSS Free Sste.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
A REMEDY PROPOSED.

Correspondence Of The N L. 1nbune
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Oct. D. lo5a.
The pO,i ion Of the business cJmmunisy heio, az
represented by the bsnls, is just now o. peculiar
character. The baOks having suspended thy have
incurred certain legal disabilities which Will dr,se
most of them into immediate iiqu dation, unless
those disabilities are promptly reuoved or tae,r
operation intermtted To consider wnst is best to
be done, both for the people and the banks, the
Legislature win meet in extra session to morrow.
This session Can continue only seven dsys ~
furtbe.t, becsuse the Dew Legislature will Do
elected to morrow week. Woatever is :, be done
must therefore be done promptly. Bat the banks
requiring forbearsnce at the hands Of the Leg os.
ture, are embarrassed by inding themselves unable
to extend any equivalent advantage to the State 10
return, because the State not 10 want At fu ,ds
as It was in lS1. To ask a remission or suspension
OF penalties incurred, is therefore, 20 bod a
proposition 70 be presented 70 the Legislature.
That BODY will undoubtedly grant his re-
mission from the very necessity Of the case but
condition OF resumption at dsy which may be
foubd hereafter 70 be prema,urely early. Blu, even
this act Of grace is liable tO be repealed hy tae new
Legislature three months hence. The dilemm. is,
therefore, extremely embarrassing, ali absolutely
liked and settled line of policy for the future ia in
dpensable to the ssiety of the banks aud the relief
OF the business community Ii the State itself were
IN want OF money credit, it could exchange uieas-
ures OF relief with the banks that woui set them
both At ease. But the necessity for relief e1isto,
with only one party, and that party at the mercy OF
the lsW-niskpg power, has surrouI ded the question
with embarrassmeDts, Tor the removal oi Shch the
ingenuity Of our ablest milds has 80 far fA "a %
cfer any adequate means.
In this posture Of affairs. citizen of Ne p-Jersey
who has devoted much attention 20 fasncai ua,-
ters, has suggested - our eadihs business men u
simple, lucid and comprehensive remedy for tas d.
kmma referred TO. The paa has been ex :e8sively
circulated, and is every~hcre approved IT, has
been laid before the Secrrtay al State, aud has baen
cordially ned 20 b, him. |; sas also promptly
forwarded to Gov. POu"ck, q. Ha-rsbirs .li
here !. therefore some proosbily of is beng vis
lbe basis Of whstever lsaisl,'i"u nay ~ accom-
pn.htd the present Se.k. The pen : hi:
The aulhor proposes tha: ms Leg'i1iG-e sh IL
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
VENEZUELA.
Q Ceuespop<spss Of The N. Y. Tribune.

CARACAS, Venezuela, Sept. 10, 1851.
Since my last nothing of importance mas oce lrred
except the failure Of Taomas ". Filler, Messrs.
WiDckelmann d Co., and Iiarasowitz & Co for
about $500, 900 each. The rumors ahOat of others
t. follow will not contribute TO restore conf ence
The Dutch Coro claim has been satisfactorily
settled through the Intervention OF the Brazilian
Minister. The amount to be paid by the Vene.
zuelian Government is $7o, 900. This claim was
complete speculation Of this Mr.. Van Rees the
Envoy sent by the Dutch Government, must have
been convinced, as the amount originally claimed
wss 5000
The Spanish Prime Minister hss issued circular
to Spanish subjects resident in Venezuea, in which
he notifies them that the least meddling With the
pIitics Of the country in which they reside viii de-
Prve them Of all protection Of tho Spanish Gov
enment i. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
COMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE.

The Board met again yesterday a. the City Hsn, ss
the usual hour Present, Commsei >ners Hsskett sud
Holmes No applications for licenses we're received.
The following communication from the Excessive
Committee of the Liquor Dealers Society directed
o be read by the clerk:
EIw-YoRK, Sept y n1
To the Commisssaeys of ETeise:
GENTLEMEN: The und. rsgned. tie Executive Comuktse
the New fork Liquor Dealers Society leaning that Boed
unjust Excise Law 'f 1857 judousy decided cordially unite
with you In this sire. The further
Of this object would ash that your Board hou ptns
person persons time and place with this Com
yoved IN the Law Of 1857 be raised aud submitted
Courts for their Judicial sad 6ns deeiston The dtu
Of oono between Of Judges and the opn1
o tLsr thi. law vi ally mp tsni that the
esest day should have their dses and their hsb
clearly defined. From you gentlemen Anticipate the
ing Of an early day for the hr't sePs towTd setting this vez
sn0 weighty question HORAT1O REED, Chairman
JNO J. FREEDMAN. Secretary.
Commissioner HAsKETT thsreupon offered The foL
loving resolution, whioh was adopted:
R<oirsd That inssmuch the Law under which the Bosf
receives its vitality has EIDE provision whstever for the
Of conductirg litigation, which necrahy ss
through its oca nton aid nasmuch all Questions ~nie
be mosied der the matters of pnbe vohy and
this Board ana nssn uch its men bers do deem
cumbent them 10 incur for which hsy would
psrsonsly liable that Commissioner Robert HOuses - -
appointed the Counsel of the Board with liberty sele
attorney whom hs deem proper for the purpose 81 ~
dgctiLy any ht gstion which may afise.
On motion Of C0mmi. 81 Der HAsKETr, II was aso
Rssoired That the oc, of the Liquor Dealers Assoeoi
be respectfully invited TO spp-ar "Wednesday ne4t
O'Clock before this Board In person or By counsein.
ds proper to offer such proportions tney think Will m
cry to any which they may make for tue parpes"
testing the oonspiionAity Of the law under which sct
Adjourned to "wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
GUATEMALA.
DfsATH OF THE q. g. MINIsrER--CHoLERA.
A correspondent Of TLe Psaarlo Star writes iron

DsATH OF THE q. 6. MINIsrER-CHoLERA.
A correspondent Of TAe Pssana Star writes froc,
4ustsmsb, Aug. %, ss follows;
With the most profound regret have 70 iof"m you
sf sbe desih Vi the Hon. WnhAm +. VeDsble, Minis
ter Re,ioeht Of the Unltd States pear the paoh, OF
Guatemala which took place on Saiai6Ay the I'd at
22 O. cIoek D. m Mr.. V. arrived here on toe lst Au-
Gust but owing 10 the sickDess b. had not yet pre-
septs HE creotptisls. A few days afler his arrival
he somtsaibed of fetgue took 10 his bed, and con-
fpued getting gradually wore uo'il the night oil TIE
xlst when symptoms OF cholera set TO- and be died ss
sbeve stateo. His remains were conveyed " room
Adjoining the cemetery the same 'cLag, and On Saa
COY mon ing a. ii clock he wa buried Ia the FRO
ts'aDt burial giouLd Of this city
The funeral service Of the Protestant Episcopei
Clsrcb being read the occasion by Chaies LSahoA
Wyke, esq, IA. B. NJ = Charge dan tues, oaf na
tei al flag toy ether with tba Of this Republic ana oi
the various nations represt nted here, ~5re k.p; az
half matt Throughout the day, and his rem%'s sere
Seilowod tho grave by some OF the p;lncpai ocefs
of tir Government the representatives V The various
f.,ejgn powers ebd the only t~o OF his own country
men residing at resent IN this CITY, III may Do lms
or,asiiop 10 his family ~ know tnat everything toat
ne oica ski could effect and the kindness Of friends
spppest was done for him He died at tho residence
of nj, nry Savage esq. who has been AID sn remains
~ charge Of the United States LegatioDl, whose
kindness and attention 10 him uIremtt1g through
ont
Among tho many other victims to the cholera here
RgJet TO ray has been the Sra Donna Pero9a 'a'cia
ce CaneIa the lacy Of the Pfesioent OF this Repaohc
Which melar choly event took place on Monday ihs'
the 18th inst, after ss illcess Oi q fow hours.
The cholera has rastd violently at Gaatemaia.
winter says: o., r
The rst csse Of cholera appeared here on the 9Th Of
yuy, but the city VAS not declared injected until tne
I0h. The official report of tho attacked and deaths
fnll.Us.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

Az IMPORTANT Insurance CAsE.-The csse
White, Receiver Of the Union In.urance Company
sesinsi liaiebt, now on Argument before the Coan
Appeals, involves the questions: ]. Whether hutaS
Insurance Companies foImed under the genera az
Tue ard upon the stock principle. 2. whesasr u,
nsker Of rote given in advance for premiums, sS'
constituting pan Of the sl00 zoo required 70 ce
ceiv,d before the Company could oomasnce budnS:s
u liable 10 be ,s'd or losses incurred uPoa
issued for cash uremups il is under tooi hst thsse
questions are involved in several huodred suses nov
peldpg il the suboroins,e Courts Of tbi. State ~
dstsrmir a,jon Of which viii be controlled by ns q"
,.sioD in the present case. Albany Journal osS !"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
OREGON.
Correspondence Of Yss n. Y. Tribune.

Csfesponoenoe Of fhs n. Y. Tribune.
SALEM, Oregon Territory, Aug. 20, l'17.
Tie Convention to form State Constitution
convened at this place on the 18th instant. Long
before the members arrived it was predicted oy the
moving ones that there would be trouble a. soon
~ the antsgopistc elements Of our Territory we're
ssthered together.
Those predictions were indeed verified. The Con.
veu,ion Organized early in the day by the appoint
uent Of Pro Slavery Democrat as President by
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.
loss OF TIE BRITISH BARK CLIO.

LOSS OF THE BRITISH BARK CLIO.
Ths vessel Failed from Quebec Aug 20, win
cargo Of timber for Newcastle; experienced very
heavy weather, and from 7tn to 18th hsd contiaas
ton Of gales On the 18th, while scudding before IT,
was bosrded by heavy sea, vhich filed The decks
at 4 a. N. was struck BY suother heavy sea on ts'
starboard tide, which broke rails, stsnehiors bdF
va,k. ard spit arksheer. The bark having spruss
leak previou.y could not row keep her free, and %
the l:ah had seven feet Of water in her. At 6p -
was taken eff by Capt. Geirish Of ship Sycamore, sn'
Brought into this port.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
BOABD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONpAr, Oct 5-Supervlsor STEkRs IN the chst
and quorum present
Bills were presented for extending the tai bo6n II
the Eighteenth Ward $l3i 26. OF G. b. Rsynead
and others amounting to s4oO, for plumbing end hwss
UP the office Of the Bureau OF AssessmentA W
sheriff Willet g. 76j 96, being the quarters bill u
expenses and chsrges from July - October. II
latter was refened to the Committee on Count3 o.
Gers and that for ext nding tar book ordered pkA
Petitions were received for correction OF tAx "a
other minor mat ers, after which the Board adj ansd
10 Monday next, at Al IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
NEw-YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

The regular seni-spDual meeting Of this society ~
held on Saturday evening at their ROOMS, No Altsn.
befs street The reports of the Secretary, Tfessia
following gentlemen elected to office for the ensuing
term:
Presi1ent- William McCrea
We Pyesidexi-Jsmss II. Brown.
Tyedssyer-Jsmes Marine
Sseystayr-Thouss G Faulkner.
1yusfses-Charles c. Savage and John Thomas ,.s
Dweeto,s Of Librs,y-Chszss AcDevitt, wlH. H. 'sJ -
Thomas T. Sutlihe L..
The Treseurers report shows the receipts s0 %
past six mcp'hs, from members and dividends o.
vested fund $467 81; expenditures, 4335 80; reoeE
o,er expenditure $3l rs. The present invested fai'
Of the sorietY ie 80 40.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
the ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.

From The Uashihstos State, SATURDAY.
Ihcresng particulars in regard to the plans Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company will be foand in the fol-
lowirg dispatch, this mornifg received at the Navy
Department from Capt. Hudson:
"U.s SrEAN.FRIGATE NIAGARA, XEYHAx DoCK(
YARD. PLYMOUTH, Thursdsy. Sept IL, 1857.
SIR: have the bOror TO report that tbe Niagara
wss hauled into the Keybam Basin yesterday after
noon, preparatory to landing the teegraphc cable.
with The massive sppepdeges Of machinery-the
seam-epgne and boiler which have 40 long, so use
lessly and 20 fatally occupied her quarter. deck.
"Sbould the Company desire TO leave in their pres
ent condition the fix ures attached or up 10 the
Nisgsrs for cordirg tie csole, the trusses on the
beams, &c, much of which would be destroyed in
breaking up or removing shau comply With their
wshes unless otherwise directed by you and return
with her TO NewYOrk, she will then stand with her
fixtures prepsred for anoher and ruccessful st
tempt ready for removal at home in event Of her
beipg ordered or required for another service.
The Company have definitely decided not 70 lay
out the cable this Autumn, but to defer it until
Sumner.
herewith inclose copy Of their official letter on
that subject, received tue ith inst. also resOu-
tion cf thanks TO the commanding aud other officers of
the Telegraphic squadron, with copy Of my letter to
the Con pany OF the 18th inst urging them to expe-
dite the work Of landing, which viii occupy some
thirty days or more, unless they work night and
day in coiling il on shOre.
Tie crew ard officers ere in excellent health, but
leading just ro~ rather moDotonoas life.
no, roress s.,, of Nv w W..ss9sss HuRs1S c'p-
"P S. have Just been informed by the Adni-
ralty Superintendent, Sir James PuInidge, that be
has received teleeraphic dispatch from the Adm
rally BOT to have any Of the cable landed until further
notice. con only conjecture, as the Company have
abundant time to manufacture another cable, thst it
nay have been disposed Of TO the Red Sea or East
Inoia Company, for laying out to India.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

DrArn OF ymrsoso.-Tbe French papers men-
ton the death fin bis sixty year, Of an eccen-
,rc vrtuoso in Paris, named Piga scuptor of come
merit, but Of little renown. His distinguishing trait
passion for curious medals and jewels, to crafty
which he would spend bis last coin, and barter away
his garments, couter.ed TO live life Of starvation aud
raggedLsss for the cake Of increasing his collection.
For more than City years be had been engaged in this
pursuit, and at bis death he le an immense and rare
collection, many articles in which are of considerable
value, and which, for want of heirs will revert to the
sae. He was fourd dead in his chair, his stony fee
lures turned upon medal which, upon examination,
was ascetaiued TO ba counterfeit. Il is supposed
that TIE shock seqoent upon The discovery Of his
having been dupod the caUse Of his sadden death.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

Making total Of ...................2fa LO9
Being about Al per cent Of deaths among those az
Hcked; you NUT, however, make an allowances for
1hose not reported which have DO doubt wouli make
no Sestbs between / 200 ard 800.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

We ogIta aloeisi attention D. the report.
IN another column If ti,r tomiai,trs a,ro;n,
"a BY the Constitutional Convention To taxi
tets ef'ssAssi'isa '.i'' r-stass;otss u. liz, IL,
I"hliceu Convention in relation 4. Il com
promise
A|'ef what se bal 90 say on lhis aatiect
"a enr issnc Of yesterday. il Is unnesessary
Tor "a to nsi,,ne further liscass.oi, III tho
question except merely 10 remark hat W.
are PLEASED 20 so that he G,nsa.tis,u have
'saon the siaad they have. AID which II wa.
our opinion thy wos,ld iakr The lac, IL Il
They had 70 more Than au os,iaary amount of
self sslsel 'tsy eeali take M pits~ tsub
thu
From the report ls viii be soen that The
Democrats haze usde. AID are ,aiw f,sad, Il,
MAXI, hnoprseir os'~tufts "a She opposition
We have sIili lingering hops thar lhe via.
.lom and patriotism, Il leasllae Republicans
viii prompt ilam IA meet ils3r fellow chs.
xeaa of tht Democratic patty 90 srou,ats
is,st ard l,ouaralie 10 hash r.aerly soi,s
understanding csn b. Ia'l by ,a;,Nisenl and
patriotic mnn ly Which oat er both the
Constitutions nay /. lsau fall, satn,l.ssi
20 ita isopia II i,as ses,a q, ~ ,ha, mi
iles party w.li n,rira thr al,sr to assnn,e
any attitude IN contradiction Il the pn4..io,s
'he, have taken ,q he pssa,.son The .s
What 'he Democrats pfnpsy. agd wc lnae
this u saat tlF, sissise r. huwevs, the
Republicans ea,r 4 nieai 10 an ,,rms So I'm
u atty just asi ca 'ofy thu n"t, Il e..
accessibility "a sit, tieu and mss d. a h,
's'a t'r .'Rh Again No say to Al oat
rs'ae's. Frsi he report as' n7,oIa'ioe,. !,
speaks for i'seli, slid sroala rotly.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20


lteists IA pleasure 10 aurDnnee u our
f'ssdefs The arrival Of the Hon. ..sgruss A.
ihe.at.Ass, a Illinois in 'hls rl,y 10 Friday
evening, A meeting xas called sns iast slghs,
at the Fuller ilosAa, 10 take s.rps 10 give
shis distinguished ijsmoern' lia. reception,
which h mefjis 81 the Lnp.Is u Democrat.
aad rilisaus n Minnesota.
~ Democrats We should do housr Ia
tlis 'listirviabssl son NJ fl~ West. who has
'i"he 80 mach for the party, anil has 10
e'ss'si suoh vile aba~' ism the Opposition,
Ut his authorship awi advocacy IL tbs
kAnaas Nebraska poIey~-a policy wLisl
has sin'icsted is~Il N the only trcler one
tn Ia parsa@l with Twritsles. nsd which
has Etssn 10 It's author IN imp staneq and
prominence possessed by fsx msn In orr
land, Bat not only ~ Democrats should We
10 hsnor 10 Mr.. IJocei AS. hut ~ citin,ns
81 Minafsta, he il enti.isi to our warn,ssi
COMMUNICATIONS for 'hc antiriag and active
zeal which b. has manifested IN thur wrlfsre
and bio advocacy ~ I'll measures l,raseato.l
to Congress for Dus sdsaacen,en. a. Pro
i,Ia.