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From the Danville Register.
The General Assembly and tho State
KNprs

The General Assembly and tho State
Debt. i.,''3
A great deal has been written and spoken
of late by way Of comment on the action Of
the Virginia Legislature inregard to the pub
lie debt of the State. That great mischief
has been done by the manner in which this
subject has been treated is apparent to every
one, and that very grave and perhaps ruin
Gus consequences may follow the continued
agitation Of the question is clear to the hum
bleSt comprehension. The danger Is that re-
pudiation may become the hobby Of the DEM
agogue. It will be so if this question Ia not
properly managed and disposed of by the
Legislature now in session and when that
comes to pass we are done for. Whenever
the thing gets so that every scuryy politician
who wants office. mounts the stump and
essays to demoralize the people by per-
suading them to avoid little taxation by
robbing those who had confidence enough
in the State to lend her money when she
wanted it we may as well give UP. Beyond
all question such an agitation would split the
Conservative party. The attitude of the
Radicals on this question Is not doubtful.
They are for anything to get in power.
They ere already preparing to take up the
cry Of reputation and who is so blind as
not to see Tint The solid negro vote, added to
those Conservatives who may be carried of
by this syren song Of "relief," viii elect q
Governor md Legislature in 1873 The
Radicals are acting rs Q unit on this question.
Let them once get possession of the State
and they will tax our people ito support their
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LARCESY.-We notice 4 communicated" "
in the Richmond Dispatch OF Tuesday, dated
Richmond, December Goth, and signed IL.
\. p" addressed ITO the Republican mem
bcrs of the Legislature" which is simply, q
rcprint Of an editorial that appeared i'll the
Vir1iniun of the 22d December, and repub-
lished, with the proper credit, in the Rich,
mond Enquirer of the 25tl ultino. We ieei
COMMUNICATED blythe use made of our edlto'
rial by L. y. p, since our mission IS TO TRY 10
make the Republicans. OF Virginia honest'
and to keep the Conservatives So. ~
We hope that the views which we eX'
pressed, and which l.. N. p. relterates as ms
o,cn, against reputation. may have better
effect upon "the Republican members OF the
Legislature" than they would if the real
source from whence they enanated were
known. .a .fEtIt EE.g&
Perhaps I. \. p, entertaining this view Of
the subject, thought that it would be better
to, conceal the. paternity of the article ano
present it as addressed, originally, by Re
publican to his brethren. Very well. II
good is accomplished we shall be satisfied
but. since common honesty was the theme OF
our remarks, we hope that i. n. T. will moi
hereafter accuse us Of " stealing his thunder
we can furnish him more of the same sort Il
he will promise to make good use OF 1t; for
the subject is one that stirs US more than any
that has been agitated lately in Virginia.
Lamchbnrg Firgiftan.
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The ALBANY Struggle.

The Tribune continues to dcnouncc the
oflice-holders for their interference with the
election of the Speaker Of the House Of As
sembly at Albany. They seem to have used
threats as well as brides. Members were
told that, Notwithstanding that the civil re.
form regulations were about to take effect, il
they deserted the Government md voted for
AJ.yoRp thcirfricnds in Office would be kicked
out neck and heels. What they lacked after
this appliance they mnde up no doubt by
bribery. The Wing calls attention to their
exceeding economy in this proceeding. They
bought only one moro than they needed.
They needed forty-nine and they got fifty.
There was no money thrown away there.
The Tribune talks thus plainly CT the work
of the Government oilice-holdcrs. We copy
it as illustrative of the age:
"That Governor Alvord would have
beaten him tAIr. SMITH at least twenty
votes, Federal patronage and power had
not been welded to the utmost in his be-
half, is as notorious as that there IS q city
named Albany. He EaS beaten up to the
hour when the surveyor Of this port, the IA
val officer, the marshals Of the southern and
the northern district of our State, the col
lectors at Buffalo. Oswego, &c, with bri-
gade of postn,asters and Underwriters, APP
peared in the arena-the surveyor taking
command Of the Federal forces and deploy-
ing his lcgions so as to swept the entire field.
Members who had avowcd their determine
ton to vote for Alvord came into the city
with custom-house officer OH either hand, a
postmaster in front, and another bringing up
the rear. Members who assured Mr.. Al
worlds friends that they should vote for him
explained that they must talk the other way
to save their friends in the cllstom-house
from instant decapitation. As this was the
very day on which, by proclamation of the
President, the civil service reform took Ct:
feet, the reality and efficacy Of that reform,
received striking illustration"
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TuE CoscERT.-The house that welcomed '
Mrs, MoUIroS last night at Assembly Hali
was not by any means equal to her deserts
YET II was most Intelligent and appreclaave.
s:i:T,be performance was brilliant MRS.
a5o,.1roS is one of the most charming Vooll-
lists of,the day. Heryoice is as clear as a oeil'
and rings even now in our ears.s is equaiiy
aexihle and accurate. JENNY LIMBS echoes
we're r not whit superior to hers; and III
briyliancy. her higher notes remind us some
times of NuLsoS. She Is decldeoly one OF
tbc most accomplished and gifted vocalists
IN concert that we have heard. Her histrl-
onic talent, we believe, has never been tested;
vet in the closing piece, the duo OF " Cr's.
prino la Conaars"i between her ana
signor FERRAS1T, she gave a hveiy
touch of her quality In bright and flow
inc comedy. She is one Of the brightest
shirts that has appeared in the world OF song
in later days. She is "monsous pretty ana
has swimming ways She will be the he
rome of many creams wherever she appears
and the strains of her voice, her charming
runs along the scale, and her captivating
echoes, Will liuger long after she has de-
parted.
The audience were with great unanllnity
unite captiyated with Mrs. MoULToN, and
those who full to hear her will miss great
treat.
sisnor FEERANTI is game-cock of bari
tone. His "1argo al factotuna" was about
the best we ever heard. His voice is fine,
his action Is spirited, and his dramatic genius
decided.
ar. BOWLER, the tenor, has sweet tone,
and sang the excerpt from the bohemian
Girl" "Lct me like soldier fall with DC
cided success. We are fastidious, we fear.
We would like him better, we think, If he
would drop BkooKuoCsE "--Mr. "BRooK-
HOUSE Bowler" ovuI-does us. But be is a
good artist.
Mr.. WEHI1 is very superior pianist. His
"Fantasia-Faust was delicious perform
ance. His second piece, "Home, Sweet
Home" with "only the left hand" was SUR
prising. But, then, why does Mr.. WE'LL
want to surprise people with the left hand?
We never like to see decided artist perform
such feats with one hand. We always know
that they will play better with two, and give
a great deal more satisfaction.
The concert was superb affair, and as
suredly the second one of tonight should be
fully attended. ..- ..- ~.
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costly than II would be nov, 81 within few

costly than It would be now, or within . ie"
months from this time. wa N
Tho City Council would do. avery WISE
thing, as we before said, to procure the ser
vices Of an engineer of ability and great eN-
perienceZsuch man as MCALF1SE or LA
TsoBE-to survey the city aud make some
general plan Of improvement when n1 snou !.
look to the location and disposition OF rall-
roads and to an easy grading Of the streets
Such an engineer, assisted by our own $: ON
cor. could offer views and estimates, eS-
nlained bv maps, which would be of infinite
value to the city authorities in their admins
tration Of city affairs hereafter. For the want
Of some such intelligent. sasaciots, 2no
practical plan, we have been working very
mich in the dark, and have done much that
those who come after us will have to undo.
There nrc many besides the famous men
whom we have named. We do not hesitate
to place Major WuIrcoAB. OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, upon a very high position
in his profession. He is ono, Of the first men
in the country in that profession. His mo-
desty has kept him in the background. while
men of not half his talent and practica! WIS
dom have almost split the trump of fame
with their own praises. He is fully capable
of the work which this city needs so much
We mean no reflection upon the present
officer, who is capable and accomplished ; but
when looking for one to do work Of such
great Importance, and affecting so deeply the
prospects and comforts of q great community,
people invariably call in the most distin
guished men of science-those with most
fame and most experience.
This ought to be done, and it ought not to
be deferred long. There is mucl, unoccupied
land, real estate is low, the time is good fol
alterations, and every day will increase tho
obstacles in the way Of general plan for tht
proper grading and Improvement of the city
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For the Dispatch.
The s Funding Bill " and GOOD GSdfsei.


pho 8. ruuding Btu - and Good Counsel.
Mr.. Editor: Dear ,sir, Il send you for pub
licotion one or two extracts from fuckers
Political Economy, which I commend to the
ner11sal of our moderns statesmen, In dls-
cnssing the fourth moral cause Of NATIONAL
wealth. "Good government" he says the
riohts Of property and Of person should be
ACCURATELY defined, and promptly and Yigo-
rously maintained. Contracts freely and
fnirlv made should be strictly enforced, and,
above all. the Government should honofabiyl
fulfil its own engagements, whether they were
70 nav a debt, to relieve from burden, or to
concede privilege. Nothing better shows
the wise policy of honesty than sTupulous
preservation of the public faith. BY breach
of II. q nation may lose more than 1t gains,
even in pecuniary view; but for its loss oil
character it can have no adequate compensa-
tion." Page 81. !:
"But Governments sometimes err by a
well-intended but Vicious interinedliig; for
in the body polite too much regulation Is as
misclieyous as too much medicine In the
body natural. It was @ conviction OF this
| truth which suggested to the, merchants. OF
France their celebrated answer of elaissez
nous fdire'-let us alone-to Colbert, who
had INQUIRED how he could serve them. With
an intelligent people the sagacity of indi-
yiduals will suggest far better schemes for
their interest than any sovereign OF leSisla.
ture is likely to do; and in the estimation Of
| free people the forbearance of n govern
ment is one of its highest attributes" Page
81.
Supplement these with the following
splendid passage from Sir James Macintosh,
and YOU will do them favor: " | know not
| whether philosopher ought to confess that
in his inquiries after truth he Is BIASED by
any consideration, even by the love OF rir'
tue; but I, who conceive that real philoso-
pher ought to regard truth itself chiefly on
account of its subserviency to the happiness
of mankind, am not ashamed to confess that
I shall feel great consolation at the concltl'
sion of these lectures if, by n wide survey
nm exact examination of the conditions and
relations of human nature, ] shall have con-
frmed but one individual in the conviction
that Justice is the permanent interest Of all
men and of all Commonweaths. To discover
one new link Of that eternal chain by which
the author of the universe has bound to-
gether the happiness and the duty Of His
| creatures, and indissolubly fastened their III
terests to each other, would fill my heart with
more pleasure tfan Ill the fame with which
the most ingenious paradox ever crowned
the most ingenious sophist."
Publish and oblige the Commonwealth Of
| Virginia, and yours, truly, 81
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MesSrs. ELLYsoN & TAYLOR have laid upon
our table handsome copy of The Baptist
HFnu.- Book-the new one which, SO we
understand, all the Baptist churches Of this
city have decided to Use hereafter. They
have all the editions for sale at publishers
prices. ..
Eue,y Saturday in its new form, has been
sent to us by the same house. Our readers
know that we consider this the best Of the
many literary weeklies which the country
pon hnoSt of
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temper Of the hustings had before the hDfi-
days been brought into the hall the honse,
and hoped that now aSsober second t,oug ~.
the evil effects Of opening anew the yexed
a on If finance the General Assembly
Mr.. EaBLy, of Aibenlarie, thought the
{, r,,;nc interests demanded the repeal Of the
funding bin, and said That II fhe taxes were
;ncrsased the next legislature would bein
favor Of repudiation in fact 3,ll Z +.
: Pending the consideration Of the veto
the House adjourned: The subject will come
up again at1i o'clock to-day. III +
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i. The fate Of BRIGHAM YouSG is strangely i'll
teresting. History will make great deal out
Of him. His life has been one of the most
eventful of all Of those Of the notorious per-
sons that have lived onthis continent. From
king--from more than king, since he con-
trolled the very consciences of his people-he
has descended step by step, under the prose-
cltion Of the Federal Government, until he
Is COW detained prisoner on the charge Of
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ggr e. - -

mir,.ar and The judge has refused TO baii
Mn He is accused of causing the assas ss
An Of a maj, in one HlgKMAs and two others:
u,crY.s has "peached," and the bones OF
t,,e victim have been found at the place ndi-
Gated byS him. The murderers were in-
str,cted to deliver to BRIGHAH the money
found upon the dead man. Such was the
control of BRreHAM over his people that II
docs not seem eSfavagant at 'all that men 'sE
should commit murder at his command.
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T FURS, FURS, FURS,

@~ FURs, FURs, FURS,
ss..se' 1871 CLOAKS, CL0AKS, CLOAkS.
we cali attention to our stock Of FuRs, cspcclan!
10 the scts OF Alaska Mink at IS, which "ou1a q
cheap ut s.. Sets Of FnIs rs low rs s2.se-nof ha'
their value. Furs for Children at $3.50 ana - I"'
set. A few sets Of fine Mink and Astrachan u Ssea'
reduced prices.
Also. ut great bargains, LADIES' CLoAEs OF
eyerv DESCRIPTION among which will be found some
Of the new style double cares.
,AIso. a fun assortment OF BRAIDED sACQCt'
at reduced prices. LEVY BNOlhEh''
80 1918 and 1915 Main street
yISBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, s9c. PEI
pound. T..
: COTTON YARNS, all numbers from t"i:. "a
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MI KID GLOVES.

We now offer On excellent article OF ColoTe''
Black, and White KID GLOVES ut 81 pair al eA'
ccllent two-luton Kid Glove ut Si.5o pulr anlonE
which VIII he found full assortment Of white ana
light colors suitable for operas, halls, receptions &c
Being sole agents for the sale Of JUGLAS MD
GLOVES, we eau now supply our customers Win
any style desired. Our stock OF Gloves IS 'er? ce'
plete st this time We are confident tia; We Tan
please all who favor us with call.
LEVY BROTHERS.
- ~ 1918 and 1915 Main street
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, Soc. rer
pound .f'rss u
COTTON YARN. all numbers from TO L. "a
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<n1g- SPOTTED LACE, for Wells;
TISSUE GRENADINE and BAREGE, for Wells:
GRAPE and LOVE Wells,
INFANTS ROBES and FROCK WAISTS.
LACE. EMBROIDERED, and HEAETlTcHED
Z LHANDKERCHIEFS;
LACE, LINEN, md MUSLIN COLLARS and
CUFFS;
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERTINGs;
GUIPURE, vALENCIENN CLCNf, and ENG
LISH THREAD EDGINGS;
BLANKETS,
CoMFORTABLES,
-ss QUILTS,
-.-,. SHEETINGS.
SuiRTINGS,
.,s IRISH LINENS.
~a TOWELS,
TABLE-CLCTHs.
NAPKINS, sra..
CLOTHS,
y -. ". CAsS1MEREs
..r. 49, .SATINETS, su<a
all at very low prices. at
LEVY BROTHERS,
taa 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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DIED,

AT Coirou Parisl1S Bernard, Lag on the 18th Of
June Inst, JOHN d, RON Infant SON or Marcia hoy
and DR.. Paul S. Darlington.
AT tho residence Of his son, Judge j. IT. G. Jones,
In King and Queen county, Va, Saturday the 3oth
of December, 1871, Rev. JOSEPH II. JONES, OF
Montgomery county, Nd, III the seFeDty-fourth year
Of his age. .Zsfi
The deceased was for more than 3fty-two years a
preacher of the gospel and during considerable
part of that time he was the only regular Baptist
minister IN Western Maryland -
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M GENTS GENUINE FRENCHDoG-

nT GENTS GENUINE FRENCH DOG
SKIN GLOYES-,hc best glove ever offered In this
markct-coor, quality, aud il, cannot 10 surpassed
we have ell numbers from u to-io Also, all excel
lent article Of BLACK, WHITE and COLOHED
KID GLOVES, at si.5o pair
Also. a full assortment Of BUCK CLOTH. Cas-
s1MERE, BERLIN SILK, and THREAD GLOVES.
at low prices
UNDER-G ARMENTS IN all qualities 1t very low
priccs. LEVY BROTHERS,
..... 1913 an,, 1915 Main street.
KNITTING COTTON at 80 cents per pound.
COTTON YARN, all numbers from to Il. "a
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DENTISTRY.

spccial attention paid To FILLING TEETH and
CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES Of the same.
OFFICE: Ninth street two doors from Main.
no lo-eod5m a,ff -. 90. ...-- ssL.s4
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-sealed
IN proposals Will be received by the undersigned
until IL N THURSDAY, January Is, 1872, for the
GRADUATION and MASONRY OF Il branch Of the
Chesapeake suds Ohio Railroad. from Darlington
street to james river, including tunnel through
Church Hill about q, 100 feet long. For further par
ucnars, apply TO HID. W III B,
. de 25-td 49, -. - Richmond, Va.
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me- LEVY BROTHERS, Sole Agents for
JUGLA's KID GLOVES, ARTHUR JAMES'S
SEEDLE S. aud BUCKSK1N GARMENTS. ja2
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MARRIED.

- On DIST uJtimo, by Rev. A. =. Dickinson, JOHN
T. BROOKS, ESP, OF Baltimore, TO Miss WILLIE
A. ,JEN SINGS, Of this city. -.s';t's;'
Baltimore Sun copy. g eth -..l.sE a
December 81, 1871, ut the residence OF the brides
father, by the Rey. DR.. nEigcc, Mr. LEWIS NJ
WINGFIELD, of. Richmond, to Miss MARY L.
GOODWIN, of Norfolk. Va, ~
Baltimore and Washington papers please copy.
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n5- SEVENTH, ANNUAL CLOSING

j. M-t3 OH SAISclANO
SALE OF DRESS GOODS at
- -, LEVY BROTHERS.
Prices marked down. Now IL the time 10 buy.
pouBLE-wIDTH ALPACA. in ail colors, at &c.
per yard worth 3sc.;; -,
Reps. Of the most desirable styles. at &c. worth
DELAISEsa at eoc- worth asc.;
sATTEENs at soc. worth 7sc. /; at 7sc. worth 81;
pLAIDS at &c. worth CSC. per yard;
BLACK SILK at sl2s, $3.50. sl.7S, 81, and s:.so.
just rs per cent below regular prices;
EMPRESS CLOTHS from sOc to 7sc.;
CORDED REPS at 55c. worth 7sc. per yard;
PURE SILK and WOOL PorLlNS al sl.25 worth
So per yard
And like reduction in all styics Of DRESS GOODS.
Weare determined to close out every yard Of Dress
Goods, and have fixed the prices of our goods ac-
cordngly as it Is Our intention to open with an en-
tire new stock when we open our now store. So nov
. NV '' ''' W. o. LEVY BROTHERS,
ne 1ofa and 12l5 Main street.
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MET READY-MADESU SUITS FOR GIRLS.
We now offer our whole stock Of WALKING
SUITS for girls ut cost We arc determined 10
close out every garment, and have fixed tho prices
accordingly. LEY BEolhEhS'
1913 and 1915 Main street.
KNITTING COTTON ct 50 cents rcr pound.
COTTON YARN, all numbers from TO L. j:
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/. M. REMoVAL.--After occupying No.
Exchange Block for twenty eight years, sn COM
pellcd by the late fire at the Exchange Hotel to re-
move, and have located at No. IL GOVERNOR
STREET Belyiu's building), where nm prepared
10 furnish tothe public, as heretofore, pure WINES
LIQUORS, SC, and request continuance Of tho
patronage SO Hbcrally extended to me at the old
Mace. ~ - OSCAR CRANE,
Importer OF and Dealer In
"a 4-1w Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
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J. z. srANsBURY. GEORGE ATKINSON.
GTANSBURYs q ATKINSON,
~ -,s CENTRAL MARKETAND 4.
!. - 800 1890 PROVISION. STORE.

We, the undersigned, finding the niarket-stand OF
Stansbury & Atkinson one OF the greatest conye-
niences and accommodations TO the neighborbo0d,
saving our wives and selves great trouble IN going
long distances market through Indictment seasons,
respectfully petition the Honorable Council OF the
city Of Richmond not to Interfere with the establish
ment OF this and similar local markets III the various
parts of the city, 49,
Respectfully signed,
r. c. Smith; 80 go ID. N.tWalker,
Il. II. Dibrell, VIM. Wallace Sous,
Q. 4. Crensiraw, NJ D., john w. Williams,
T. d. Watkins, NJ, d., NJ. Blair,
Z. G.. Leigh, Ar1nistead 6 Peek, 80
WIN. II. Palmer, j. M. Armistead,
Charles T. Palmer, james 7. Gray, S;E &c.
Ro. \. Paine, X. A. Williams,
John POWELL s>3sFtsi WIS., Robertson,
n. TaIey Hacker, Z. Currant, -
DIT. Williams. CHI Vim, III. Christian,
u. &. Gray, John w. Rison.
a. ~ ~ LII
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sPEe1AI r0ffcEs.
N.Y. GRIND RAFFLEs

No. a1s SISTH STREET, coRSER BROAD,
$3.50 y, TX 49, uP-STAJEs. Z 81
One BEAUTIFUL SOLID SILVER ICE-CREAn
SET, fourteen pieces Morning Glory pattern,
In casc, a7s. "a - & Z 49,. = @
One set OF THREE.sOL SILVER OYSTER and
GRAVY LADLEsy came pattern, In case. s1o..
Ono SOLID SILVER SOUP LADLE, Morning
Glory pattern, gift Bowl, In case, 30.
Ono set SOLID SILVER SUeAR-DIsH, CREAM
POT, SUGAR T0NGS, and SITTER, In case,
~ $751; ~ "a - ~ ssss s 80 3as.,sa
Thee articles may be seen at NowLAS & co.'s,
Main street. Rattle to take place TUESDAY NIGHT
at O'Clock Chances may DO taken any night after
Of the rattle 81, IN .ls ~ :ssszs. ia s-st*
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JUSTIFICATION FOR ASSAULT,

On motion of Mr.. BoYK1N, the Committee
for Courts Of Justice were instructed to in
quire into the expediency of providing by
law that words or opprobrious epithets may,
in the discretion of the judge or jury in trials
for assault and battery, be regarded MS justi-
fication for an assault.
Adjourned.
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TIE VETO MESSAGE

The question being upon recedmg from
the action Of the House on the bill suspend
ing the funding Of the public debt Qn view of
the Governors yeto). Alr. KELLEY took the
floor and spoke In favor of sustaining the
Governors objections, He thought that the
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