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blankets, is respectfully submitted to Con
gress. SO as to secure their manufacture }
the U. States.
Ssh. 1t IS respectfully submitted to Congress
that adequate measures should be taken \
prevent the frauds ON the revenue. by whic1
American manufactures are believed to n
seriously injured.


Your petitioners beg leave further to statl
that although not in such crying need of you|
immediate assistance, there are other maj
terials Of general welfare, which would aln]
ply repay in public benefits, such adequatl
protection as it may be deemed proper to bel
stow on them, by appropriate and judcioul
legi,iAtion.


lnexhaustible quantities of iron abound
where coal Is also TO be found in inexbaust;l
bic quantities.


Your mcmorialsts respefecttully submit
that duty oi one cent per pound on ham
mered bar iron and a corresponding adranc,
on the present duty on steel, are necessar,
for the complete and permanent establish
ment Of the manufactures OF iron and steel


Flax and hemp. with their products, maJ
be obtained in such quantities as to super.
ccde the use of foreign fax and hemp, and
the manufactures from them, it protected
from the large importation OF those article,
from foreign countries.


The further protection of large capital
in distilled spirits. is also respectfully recon-,
nended to the consideration of Congress, al
| important to the grain growing states.
| Further protection to cotton goods AMI
printed cottons. i, invited by the success 0
| the coarse cottons, which, like every othe
article adequately protected by law, hav
become cheaper and better than simila
manunut4ctnres formerly brought from a
broad.


Harrisburg, Pa. Aug. 3, 1927.


.A5te..-The Hon. Samuel Bell, Of New
Hampshire, and Ashur Robbins, Of Rhode
Island, members OF the Senate OF the Unite
States, and members Of this Convention
did not atilx their signatures to this meme


rial.