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4 correspondent asks reply to ths question:


noeS the Constitution the United States there uny
law any statute which uIads from being elected
President otihe United States after certain age?


Answer No. A man must he thirty five years
old aud native Of the United States (or citizen
in l7S9l IN order TO be eligible 10 tho office Of
President or Vice President! But there is no OBJ
stacle, except the want OF votes, to the election
Of any man qualified as above, though hundred
years old, or to his reelection twenty times or
any number over.


Instead OF asking sucl, questions is the toreso.
ing, it would be well 10 purchase Z copy of the
Federal Constitution and study it thoroughly. 1t
may be obtained for shilling in the new Wing
Almanac, with great amount Q; other valuable
matter