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The report was adopted and the officers so de-
signated were unanimously elected.


Messrs ARCHER of Va. and r. JOHNSON OF
Md. were appointed Committee TO conduct the
President just chosen, to his seat on the platform,
which he took amid general acclamation. The
Vice Presidents were then conducted TO the stand
The President, on taking the Chair made the
following Address: