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Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. Il, 1915
The Supreme Court OF the United States have
been engaged today with the SAME that occupied
their attention yesterday Mr. John Van Buren, son OF
the Ex President. and AttorneyGens- OF New YORK.
made able argument in the and in favor Of the
Constitutional power Of his state impose tax upon
cabin and stee-a:e passengers arriving II Sew-fo:k
Mr. Webster IN Court during The day il being his
frs; appearance the Capitol he IS acting OF
tie Plaintiff Counsel in the before the Court
The renonsrances against me snnexai;on OF Texas
presented in the House day signed By msny
as 10 600 petitioners Gentleman arrived here yeser
day with memorials 10000 Of the citizens OF Mas
sachu5etts, all demonstrating against the annexation OF


