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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1864-06-25

that the ''Confederacy'' shall be acknowl-
edged, the Union thereby destroyed, and
al that the rebels demand be at once given
up to them. They mean more than all
this, that tho whole North shall be placed
- the feet Of the traitors, and loyalty to
the Union b punished here, as it is in the
South, by hanging, shooting, wholesale
butchery and torture. That is just wha,
the scoundrels mean by that phrase, and
they don't mean anything less than this
It was to secure just these ends that they
Organized their reasonable secret clubs
! t was tor this they induced their foolish
dupss to spend their hard earnings for use.
less arms. 1t was for this they have so Of:
ten instigated riots and murders, and sim.
liar outrages. And it is for these ends tha,
the leaders now intend, IL they can bring
their betrayed followers to the striking
point, to repeat and make more atrocious
still these crimes against society, the coun.
try and civil liberty. They have learned
nothing nom the past. They are traitors
alike to the laws Of God and man. They
are - resolved to ruin the country as il
Jen. Davis. They oppose the war for the
Union because they are waging war against
the Union. They are - malignant now as
they were . year since. They too, are
ssWsitinR and watching." zney oppose the
war, they do. Let those who are for the
war swatch and be ready" When the
snakes raise their heads iS the best time to
cut them OF. They won't raise them if
they know they win be cut o6.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1864-06-25

Ane Muscat.oe Journal says that dnri4
the "three months camraiga of the ~
Iowa, commencing ut their embarkatiH
from vicksburg on the 10th cf March =
ending with their arrival at Memphis,
the 10th instant, they lest q killed ands
wounded. They were engaged ID ~
general battles and number Of skirmi&
ers, besides many hard Marches
A gay and happy party cf youns 2
dies favored the ccnpcsitors Of tho Mnae
tine Journal Office, on Friday night, VIA
serenade. A nice compliment vorthQyh
slowed. st.s Ia ta.
June Hemstead and Charlie Jones' 60
Of two notorious Copperheads at Duhu
and who were lately captured ty
army, are expected home at Duhuqus =
few days. 5 3s.r . t,a
VIM. A. Noble. sor Of Dr.. B.,S. Noblte
lndiarola. started South few days -
to enter on the discharged of his dute
the Commissary Department with the -
of Captain. Success attend him.
Register.
Mr.. Noble is an honest man, and =.
make an excellent officer. Wish We -
more in the army like him.
Poor Fremont! He's . gone coon. =.
has stuck his foot in it and Dunlavy
est e, Harry, is the only pleader q
cause in the Hairy Nation. Enc0NIae1t
isn't it?.-Bloow.aeld Guard
The following military items We sisS
the Davenport Gazette. fssfr
Major Thomas Duncan, Sd Regular ~. !.
airy, and Provost Marshal Genefa =
Iowa, will act as mastering and DisouI
ing officer in the absence of Col, Wm. ~
driex, s.H.1a !iaae4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-18

We have no further adyiess iFom this Sas,
since the Tepulss Of the eRemy nsar Lake City
TIE fight occurred within thIee miles Of town
snd our foIes, i Is said, consisted Of only two
hundFed ard eighty mon, WHO foughs fi0n five
70 SIX buad1od Yankees snd RegFces two hours
snd successfully TepuisUa them. We doabt i
The eueay have made sny further adVEncG EiBet
TIA. time
TIE fight near Lake City was with lie enc
Tny's adverse, which Efas entirely eeapssed o.
cavalry. Our men Ts's iafsBtEy and cavalry,
The foFslsr commanded By Gen. Fgnnigaa in
gersGn, aud The latter IS Maj y Harrison, whose
horse was shot from under him We lost ter
men only IL killed and soerdsd. The ensBy's
loss is unknown. IS tlisir killed snd wounded
Hare eli carried of the field.
We lost 81 our guns IN the Camp FinaigsH
surprise, which seslns 10 have heen disgrace
ful affsir on the part OF our ofiesrs. So thor-
cughlT were they surrounded that resistance
was impossible Some made Their escape, bat
how many is unknown, IS but few have come
l.. Col. Mccormick, Tho Was ia command
there, was probably oiptaIel, "a he bad Roi
bsea htArd frcm SaVaHaah RspAblieas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-18

The Richmond Waig thinks j! is palpable that
our merosatie interest has devoted It's energies
heretofore to iho vile schemes Of a petty trsde,
ratse- thsa 20 the enlarged enterprises that have
marked ihs usgeban.s Of Venice, Hlllsnd, shs
Hauso Touas and EnglNhd. ThsEe IS work to
be doze, snd every man, according to his vosH-
ton and ability, must 30 up -end doirg. The
vast mercantile ard banking wealth heretofore
engaged in fogsgn t-sda has been tuIned IN
upan lhs domssgis produe.s Of the cOuntry foT
! iuvestmsns. This sysseIn Of investment in DO
nestle products, il oEdag to make tho usual iE-
tarcsl dividends, stimulated prices and when a
/ idsprocafon commenced, reiaYestman had to
bs made 70 save the principal sud prevent loss.
New, there is & duty devolviHg upon eyorg uaer-
chant snd banker ia tie South. Il is BY private
enterprise TO throw the weight ef his capital snd
creda into the scale of lie Confederate credh
sad osuss abroad. Let ihs merchants snd OH
ar. withdraw their treasury noies from circus'
ian. invest in bonds, aud, eddirg cotton and
tobacco a. ecllalerals, 60 to Earope and organ
izs system Of credit.
Il csanos Be said lbss legisls.ieE is nece8sirJ
10 CARY out his combination. The Pcovisionsl
! Congress al EoDtgonsEy provided ios this ceni
1lage.li policy. Ample powers are ia ihe hardi
of tie Plcsisem, and We ara ssli.hld That
4 properly nasure5 movement viii be cordisil5
approved by the Government a direct trsd'
eoslisiOu with Continental Europe sgsinss Eng
land, resting upon the great principle Of com
rea~ria1 r.rafa-sros an 1eff-. fl,-rr-h f4rutf7e
iniOroita and private enterprise, viii msEe tb'
CoEisdaEa!e cause higb European question, b
mEkiDg its sucee's the crewning msssurs o
continental supremacy over Eaglead.
We ere indHc'd to make these remarks be
| cause We ere informed that mOTspsntl, more ol
less secret, are on foot in the cotton States 4
1 meet iss se,fsh policy Of EBgsnJ end COMMON
| II with tae whole power Of our kingly staple
We hope Virginia wiz ioia in tie grand oontl
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lis evident from the toBe Of the few Ye-rslks
indu'ged In By tie Richmond p.ess, eoneeEoirg
the late movements il AiississiFpi snd ibe vein
ity Of Mobile, thsi oEts;de Of ficial cirolss ihc
dangers dat threaten cur arms in thssG Gsec.ioT
are not understood or appreciated. If bgt!ei
advise3 shsn their reports and expressed views
thereon indieste, we would much prefer 20 see {
upiicd csI Upon ihe G5verEmezt TO st oneG
succar the thTeStesed Foi0l 20 the n lest extent
and as carly IS possible, 70 The silence observed
No good ever has, or ever viii, resalt from keep
ing the true situation il any qusTtsr from our
own people, ss was, unfortunately, the case in
the campaign that Tssaltsd in tee fail Of Viels-
burg.
It is to be hoped she proper dsPsrimen ia a.
work, OF has been 20 meet ths emergency the
1sc1rt active movements OF the f5e has brought
about II Is 70 be hsped the defenders of No
Bile VIII &c strsngthenei In Saying We con
slider It Indispensable that this should be done,
we 90 nos desire 70 Be eoaziisged an slarmist by
sny means. But tho present situation is poT-
tsLtcus Of danger, sad Wo cauno! ehut our e7es
to ths frc., Il bravery can save Mississippi
and Mokile, cur f0rcss SOW concentrating viii
sceomplish It even agsiust tho apPsIenIiy ever
wl-elmiRe f0Iess tbst are being hurled sgsiosi
them. They wiz dc their duty, bui We cannot
think It wiss to impsss upon thsm tho Necessity
Of making an unequal fight They mag not
nsed help, bus !bers shoala 90 20 dou5s about
it. The strength Of the e2emy may have been
ove7sstina.ed, but Of shis the authorities shOald
Es oeTtsiR bef1Ts tigy dso;da thst help is not
needed.
We have recently published statements from
various Northern j5uynals, detailing the PTePa-
raiioas tkss had been made fOr tho sampsga
nov progressing. Aud, further ihan ibis, sup
Bosing that she plans Of their generals had SO
far advanced that no harm eauld result frcm
,heir di7ulgomeut, they actually ma5o public
the proposed programme. These statements
were ct the time, unfortunately, REGARDED as
brsggadocsi bul we must row co1iees ,hss Sc
far IS eysals have t-HusDired, the plans thRs
carly divulged, have bseH carried cut A heavy
column is advancing into N5r,h MssissiFpi
SHERMAN has thus fsE proceeded as 1t was
stated be would; aHd the Snusuel sctiviiy visi-
BE AZ Pensacola ard Pasesgo onla, warrant tho
expectation that tho movements promised from
thoss points viii be attempted. We cannot dis-
suiss ths fact that thus far tLo Yankee prodie-
ti8ns htve been verified.
To prevent their full accomplishment notbirg
further, perhaps. needs to be done BY our an-
thogires. Bot ;bere shcsld be 10 mistake ebou'
Il. Gen PoLKs arm should be strengthened
until success in Tspoiing his foes Is insured, for
we can but lily sE3Ed 70 loso tie county shai
defeat wculd take from rs. The enemy is evi-
DENLY gathering 70 strike powerful blow, ard
ne should be prspsred 70 meet il. Ills 70 be
hoped that We are, but if not, cur officials know
it, and il delay ensails disaster the country win
h9ld them to a fearful responsibility.
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Tbs New Yofh Times sayss
Tbis question 3 asked, ia pubic sud private.
a hundred times day, ssd bUt few Of the an
sRsTs sTo ever basea UpsR sny scund reasoning
or rslia5le facts. i Is in small, alno3t iasigniE
icsuf oecuTrsEces ard tXpressicn5 that the true
condition OF lhs rebellion, ard that Of the people
Of The south, is mess tTaly indicated A R.ch-
mond Bapsr Of recent date announces With Il.
irene grstifestioa the arrival Of oHs hundred
i've fat hogs il he neiEhSoTihg city Of Ps.sTs-
bHTE- styles it very pleasant kind Of iuvs-
sioE, much more agreeable thEn t. b Invaded
By q huRd-ad loan, sls5-sided YAHl<ss prs0a-
eIs," c5EIing 70 ess polk Iugtsad Of ur0ducirg
Il. another Article IsCammeE3s plan b p heb
eyary portion Of tho cattle and hogs slaughtered
fsT The use Of indigidu-l5 and The amy may Be
made avai able ard Significantly adds that IN
:. mary portions Of he States tie supply Of theBe
animals is exhausted Thus, Gay afser dsy,
these Ii!te iTTsinsabls indications Of ths eonsi-
ton Of the rebellion mGriiest themselves 10 q
piaia, uBprejadic=d msnneT, sad are worthy,
therefore, Of general eIedsnce.
Let those Wh1 study tha progress Of ste war
carefully note these ecrtaln developments, and
Trey ean Chain an IDEA OF how soon tie Rsg
Wiii end, which viii BE- far Enegs raiisbia thsn il
based On almost any other reasoning or hyBo..i-
esis. Tbs psopls Of t5 S0ath are 80 desgosi-
cglly ruled thai their dsnards f0T peace vii be
stifsd 50 long as there are hsyoness st The cem-
msnd Of ths rulers. Bat az the progress Of our
azmiss nauJEa sill mere closely tha e1ustFy
os y hich they dspeud lor food, zet1sl s.zrFa-
tioa, now thres;eacd, viii become an insvissble
fact, unless submission 10 the righi u Govern.
men, is promptly see0T6s3. So long IS tes
lines Of she armies OF tAs rebellion covered the
States Of Kentucky aud Tennesies Arksuszs
and fsIsS, tie weapon Of s;zTvEiion WEs osis
On which We could pisca no csPoslsses. bus
the condition Of sfiirs noE jastlfiIs he pabiie
iu placing some dep5ndeues On the indU5its5ie
evidence Of q speedy dissolution which sppeal
rom time 10 TINE IN The rshsi journals, and
which they eaaBot repVess if shey Bogld.
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From Dag.ez.
Correspondence Colunbus ESQ iirsr.I
-. - z. II

-
DALTuS. Ga, Feb II, 1864.
EDITOR ENQUIRER a bsnd efsfoTes, be-
longing to the Yankee csvslry stationed at
Clevelsnd, Tenn, ms5e dash ia,o Huusy
county, Ga, s5ou! ffeen miles :Eom berc, q
few days ago. plun5eTiilF he cili8sns OF money,
iswelry, horses, etc. 'Fhey carried with lhem
The fstkeT Of our efficient nail carrier, Mr. Stan
ford, and LII. Gamble, the latter sa aged and
in6rm maR TIE pEtper steps were isken 70
esptnre this band Of outlaws, bu. they, BIZ
sorns nesus, got wiEd Of what was On foot aud
went back to Cleveland il bury.
4 brigade 81 ,h3 snoE1y's csvslTY made theiT
appearance yesterday at Red Clay, airetszu
1des above hsre, OF ths Esss TeBBcssee spd
Georgia Railroad. They remained Only e g
hours and then daahed back 50 Cleveland This
deuo0g!-stioa was Fsghgded IS oa!y q Teean-
noisssncs to sscsltsin Our UheTssbouts, srd
what we are doing. Such demonstrations as
these DO not disturb She ecusaiT;ty of General
JofEst0a's temper ID the least. Hs is prepared
foF any. emergency, cone from what quarter Il
nav. Neither does il dampen tte sTd0r Of bis
soldiers but, en- the contrary, qaiCssDs their
Pulse and mskss their very fingers ends tin PIE
st the Prospeet Of getting chance ct tie viz
iaies
z5sicg Wsddeii's bsttsli0a Of artillery euiEs6
here yesterday, and have gone inio camps.
Thsy have eight splendid guns, four Psrrots
pieces .ad four Blakely, and VIII doubtless d.
good execution smsng tEo vsltals at l0rg
Fargs WheR the occasion 0dsFs Capt a. H
BaTcl Is in coRlEsnd OF ths ha slion.
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aEEAHeRGAE. 8E The PREss kssoUE,
ALTON, e 3 A.


To be Honorable the Congress Of The Cenisdsrass
States Of America;
The bill before you to amend the eouscIip,ion
set, By Ieposing al exemptions except Of sach
parsons sS the President aud SscgetaTY Of War
may think proper 10 release, will if adopted, be
seriously astfizRslss al 70 tbs press OF he Goa
feieTacy, If not JestJuelivs TO its existence.
In behalf Of tie Pfoss Association, comprising
every dairy paper issued within the limits Of the
Coatsderass s S.stes l respectfully ask that 10
change be made n tie pEsSsHt exemption law,
50 far as rcla5es TO them. Il ia sesTesy ueeesrI "
% esil your attention - ths Uacuestonabla fact
that ths vitality Of oar present revolution has
been in the spirit Of our tree press--at once the
expression sad the c8ndaet0r OF tho enheaeni
and iealHg Of Tie people, fostering, conveying
and extsodjng their iBERa1ce wlih 9 mighty
power-hase upon iks most sxlTAoTdinaTy uus
niaiity tdSs hss ever characterized cur people.
AZ the chief and potent means of ffasire
knowledge sn0Rg the maiEes, and Ct eozeeR
tfriog tbs e0ayictloHs q the rublic mind il re-
issi0n 70 great pgiaei9lss szahodyIpg tls rigass
and interests Of msa, politically, morally, aad
socislly, the press hRs bsaa engaged most sac
eeshtaliy in procisiminZ and inculessing them
Il has ever beea tbs pride Of eur SoniheTl
so7eTsigRties that our people were educated IL
the CREST truths that are sha pToPsr basis of self
| geyernHe0t-those principles tiat were adepte6
and established BY our fathers Of -chenshsd
iiirs;Ts ed, end enforced BY Eezns 0F an inde
pendent press.
What would bo the ccn3ifion Of she Sonl
row, had 3, a fsw years sincs, besR dsprivsS
By despssc power o. this great hulwark Of in
| defsndenes, ehaFsctarizsd il that noble dss5
Pageiica Of Ailto' The palladium Of Id
ertyf" Have u public opluien hays beei
conesz uats3 re01 tho single sasslioH Of h
paliey, value, ard iRtsresai Of oar sssciai insgi
lgtion. bat shrough 6 fres press mighs ex
tes;a me sIgRneat on is iHaPoEssnes, bul il is
WoTk Of sHpsrsE0gstion and would Be an insuI
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aIg gpHeal.
MORNING EDITION
ATLANTA, GA.
THoRsDAT NoRNNa. FEBRUARY 18
TO TaFE PUBLIC.

We have b5en inisTzed by several gentlemen
that they have been charged fifty cents for =
single eoPy Of our paper by sens Of the news
boys. This is CONTRARY 10 our Instructions, arS
lie uado1staEdioE hy which the PaesT is placed
in thsir hHnds at = price that enables thsH 70
sell az twenty-five csnts copy snd IeRlizs q
handsome prsft Any departure fem tAjs IN
dsEstsnaing reported st the ofics, viii prevent
q repeHtis8 Of tie fraud. Oar price st the
counter is twenty -iF>eeais & ti-gis copy.
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esfv seen tssn carving heavy sardsns upsn
haiF heads. su2 st tie ssas filae Eii,fHg ss
hey ssazs slrnz F--F Foi. 2 576
EEfm. ibass ezs-acls we sec ca Hhat Q g a1l-
hons uDon miiioas Of uacn 10 ihs Two r1est CIV
i zed counties e EGIsPs seblist AemszlFeE
rom year 10 year, aEl NON y0uih 70 cd sga-
ToilnE as lsboreTs aIs Cos rsguiisi 20 toll beses
they yss sesfeelY knsE ths tssts Of dssh " haz
shey lhus safaEa cssstsEftE - ean sure.y en-
Due for hzas, Hhsn eus h5s-hes G1d 81 taaE
Is dear % Us nreat staksI We surely can Haske
scms CisiauE splrcz n-at5B to ias sbsiemiaua
dot sn which ITish iacssers fattoa a. ats feast.
rather than cur san shCuid g dowH in darknsss
and b.ogd and uDu.teEz5ie horE0r F8e can deny
o0rseiges at h5laa f5f c sesscE, has ;as gais1s
ssldisrs b whom We lo5k for ssiivsrsress mzy
have proper and ssund4nE loed EFeTy zo01
ci;iEsn VIII d this arillngly anc Of choice he
bad ami ghs ineon5i erals muss5s Haas 20 q s.
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Respera1e shooting STRAY iE 8enePoIfs,
AIzbaEas.

On Saturday Lass thsEs occurred in tee usu-
sly quiet village OF D5mopoii1, shooting At
frsy which, for dssPerstioa of resolve on ths
part Of both contestants to insure for it = fAtsl
ard bloody termination, has, pefhsPs, 10 equal
in the records Of this State.
The names of the pa1tieS srs P.-L Glover,
nisiaf Of artillery, snd Col. Simeon Whseler,
bofh residents Of She village, and living IN the
immediate neighbara05d of each other The
Cause ct the unloEtuBase sffsiT hsi lis origin in
q b tsiaess 6isagresmsnE, leading 20 statements
in tho public prints, sHd finally, 70 the posting,
in eous7ien0us place, Of fine latter BY shs icrla-
er. as . liar seoundTei, and 3 traitor. Upon
reesiVl0g no6fe1tion from Major G,0ves taat
this had seen dons, Col. Whseler promptly re-
paired to tha spot, armed with a a0uhie-baETel
shol qua. As soon ss his aFpEesch was disooT-
cred, his antagonist rapidly pfOsusa from his
Cfica-sisustsd rear the place ef p9ssing-e
sinisr weapon, and promptly taking position
ii ihe mld&ts of tie street; commanded By
ISLANDERS sRd other intermediate persons 70 clear
the way, receiving in the mosnHhts the hfsi
ifs OF Wheeler, which produced painful
HeUnd in the knee, then firing dslibersteiy mp
On Col Whs5ieT, who hsi now advanced 30
Hithia lhirtY yards, he wounded him severely
IL ths body, bus not 20 tbs extent Of p1sYsHtiuE (
his second shoti this, however, was wildly deli7-
cred, inAictiBg no hart, and leaving him com
piately IS tne mercy Of Hls nlofo fuZtanato SoY5I
ssry. whose second ire knocked him 10 the eartt
moft&l.y wounded. We cay Hfnrthlly, as hi.
bowels were frightfully tom sEd lseersted b
glss heavy baekshut, sRd F0uidng Of blood AID
eol5nsss OF leeE and kBsss hsd SOS IN As far bach
as zst Saturday eyeaiag The canmuGity wei,
deeply shsslzed, and lse sff.ir, although no
wholly unexpected 8ss the subj8et Of mBel
excitement t.---Af0atgomsry Hsa
BAxuHLnAE AND THE MsxiCAN TER0EE.-
Tho Nav YoTk CeEyssr pRhlishss tie following
extract Of a iettsr ffoln ths A7chduEs Maximilial
to General 4llmonis:
Rest assured, ny dear gensrsI, that do no
I IL The lsass hesitate Eb9at coming % yea- d
resolution has bsan fiaaIiy szksn sEd ever sInci
! tho sna,ch which / made Ociober Sd, haioT'
/ Ms7-iee ard the Worid, have oniy been Hsiti1l
/ III 4aks up he seins Of sRthoTity for he ialhi
/ r,e,t of cosiditiaus made zees<HarY, not By M
I 49, diepi,v aiens, bus By sba bsss interests Q
/ ,.anT s5anssy. ! have elEeedy assured yen o
- - nv letter Of October 9sh snd i gives IA
! pIsssars % ranew the assurances a9sT. You maJ
nse this Letter IS yon pieaEs 10 dissipste al
doubls vhish may b still ielt IN Mexico.
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The tslsgrsph brings as intelligence Of = ssEi.
Gus fire Ct that place, consuming Che buil3iHg
in which The commisssry Etores were kept.
Fortunately, these were principally saved. Oar
eotempersTy cf the C0sfeserats WIS not SO for
tunsie, snd NO sympslhzs With him in this es-
lsmily. We hope, however, be VII be able to
replace bis material and again fling bis banner
30 ths breeze.
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nonssl Tfsds Lssguse Ono thing is clear, We
must have peIicy Is wen Is parqese. We
must either tETn cur bSeEs upsn Ans5ieA or
upon Euops. We mGis iesk slliss At lhs North
er il the OH World. Diplomacy mHst play lis
part, and tho basis IF that diplousey is com
nsgeial organisation sAd commercial interest
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Fisss DscI.foa Ia assrsia uuasr sae Anti-
sabssitszs Law.


Jadgs o. a. Leehsszs, 1f tho Sapariar C5ars,
Macon eireuiz delivered en- original and highIF
ilnpSEsant cPiri q un,isr tae set EsEfaliaE tla
su6ssisass law - tie szss of DsRuis Dslsy and
Paiiip : zEeTsli vs. Maior G. J. Hazr.s- yes
tsrday morning, te5TusIy Il-h,
Hs held g was nos cnly tae T5ght, bgE lie
duty. Of ration 70 prosset issslf, and tbas any
contract or tight f3aiag 0us of tas oPeIziioa
Of lsW WHieh care i1 conaiei vita tie gTeaar-
vasisn e lie Sts.s was a. unconstitutional
ac1-nOt ctliEztcTY OF l65 lsH-zasEng power,
sad within he eonsGsEloEsl pCEer Of The G5v-
eEnnaas 50 repeal
Tlasif sh5 aet loving substitusss Fss % b
REGARDED - a eOuiTscs dselaEgInE principals
fsom beng called iaIo the EeTv:ea, IS was thsu
eoHtTaes tass ise pIIaCipzi should not fghs n
tbs deianss Of tas country Hhe1 / vas en-
dszgarsd. and sRch eoairscs was uHs;h0rizs1 By
5Eery pTi1ciBic CT c0nsdiuforal law. II sur
i-si Congress hsa sgrsed 30 exempt al men
fzoIs ts1slea 5HfinE Eas var VIC paid into th0
sgecsgsy Eve bundled dollars, sueh s1smption
Eouid haTs tesn set sei3o. BT any sulEeg1ert
! legislature Ebsn s5a pabie safety and sali-pFs-
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