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When an executive communication is sent to only
one house Of Congress- but one copy, of course, in
manuscript can be seen. Mr. Richie obtained the
copy Of the Presidents message to the Senate TODAY
Il littlf past three, p. %. At7 p. m. not slip,
copy, osfstra Is to be had. Some six or eight re-
posssrs i'red 70 copy il within an hour, and from
the dutcate sheets fifty copies ceuld have been sent
Of; bf i was ordered by the Senate to be given
to MI Richie, who was haunting the Senate cham
Der usual Our reporters imperfect sketch is al,
ws i've 70 give our readers, for we have heretofore
\an5avored to avail ourselves Of the ability Of tha,
\Ate to furnish us with an early copy Of similar
lattels, without ssccsss. Hs