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snc,o =, ,bese resolutions IT, have said. that sc
=, ;,b he remarks which fell from the honor
ab senator when be called them up, they might have


tendency to create unnecessary alarm he trusted that
every member of the community would perceive that 1t


ss 3ec,ssary 10 suppress all alarm and as far as he
was concerned il gentlemen thought that the time had
come cor enargng detences Of the country for aug
nen,in the army and the navy he was ready TO ccope-
rate with them.


Mr.. W. concluded by expressing the hope that, while
they did every thing that necessary for the presef
yaon of the honor and the interests OF the country
,aey would abstain from creating any unnecessary alarm
in the public mind