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.nat me foregoing resolution be referred =
the following committee, viz Messrs ~ ~
bits. Hopkins, Perkins, M'Lean Nsmha.a 10
Grey. Niles, Williams. Andruss JhIoaln' Joha'
lnseisoll, Forward, Sprigs, Edginston E'V.. R"l.
ertson, Cowan. Shcpperd, Smith. Wshs,.o.
Brown, Wells, Wright, Rhodes. WIFI.
son, Paine, Jarvis. iA''-


The convention adjourned until to.mor
row morning at 10 O'Clock


-, Tuesday, Juiy 81


The names of the delegates being callsa
over by the Secretary. John Manninp os
New Jersey. and William w. Young. Of d.
laware, appeared and took their seats in IN.
convention. "e


The minutes Of the proceedings we're read
and approved.


The committee to whom was referred
resolution from the Pennsylvania Society for
the promotion OF manufactures and the mr.
chanic arts, Recommending this convention
report in part


l. Rcsot!ed, That the wool growing bus.
mess, and the manufacturing of the wooden
goods, require the further interposition oe
Congress, SO as to afford more efFectnal
protection to those banches of industry.


.. Resoipea, That committee Of n;ne
persons be appointed TO prepare and report
to the convention memorial to Congress-
embracing the leading facts, circumstances
and causes which have brought upon the far.
ming interest and the manufacture of wool
ems, the existing embarrassment and depres-
sion. and suggesting the measures required
TO be adopted as remedy.


8. ResolVed, That a committee of nine
persons he appointed to prepare and report
70 tins Convention, IN address to the peo-
pie. embracing the leading facts and causes
which brought upon the farming interest,
and some Of the manufacturing interest, the
present embarrassmerts, and suggesting
such measures proper to be adopted as rem
cdies.


4. ReS2ivca, That Committee of nine
persons be appointed to consider and report
upon the expediency and necessity of fur
ther protection to the manufacture OF iron,
with facts and circumstances requiring no.
tcc.


S. Resolved, That Committee of nine
persons be appointed to consider and report,
as to the proprety Of providing further pro-
lection to the growth and manufacture Of
hemp and fax.


G. Rcsoiped, That Committee of nine
persons be appointed to consider and report
upon the eXpediency of providing further
protection to the manufacturers of glass.


z ReSoipeG. That committee be charged
with the object of further protection to print
ed cottons, and Of an additional square yard
duty on cotton goods, and to report to this
convention.


0rdred. That this report be read a second
time.


Thereupon, the first resolution was read a
second time, and unanimously agreed to.


The second resolution was again read, and
ordered to lie on the tablet.
The third resolution was read second
time, and ordered to lie On the table.


The fourth resolution was again read, and
agreed to.


Resolved unanimously, That the Pres
ident be authorized to appoint all Commit
tees.


| The fifth resolution was read second
time, and unanimously agreed to.
| The sixth resolution was again read and
! agreed to.


The seventh resolution was read second
i time and unanimously agrced to.


Mr.. Niles offered the following resolu-
ton:


"Resoipcd, That the general committee
already appointed, he instructed to inquire
into and report, what measures are necessa-
rv to the protection of the manufacture Of
4 nerican copper"
w liCn Resolution was Teau anu apFCCu
! to.


The second resolution reported by the
general committee, which had been ordered
to lie on the table, was again taken up and
agreed to.


The third resolution was also taken up and
agreed to.


Mr.. Huston offered the following resolu-
ton:


Resoiptd, That the general committee
already appointed, be instructed to inquire
into and repert the expediency OF fnrther
I protection to domestic distilled spirits.
| Which was read and agreed to.
\ Mr.. Mallary offered the following resolu'
4 tion.


Rcsolped, That committee be appoint.
! ed to report on the state OF trade between
different parts OF the u States with each o.
ther, as far as it is concerned in the different
productions Of this country.


Which resolution was read and agreed TO
| The convention adjourned till 4 O'clock.


In the afternoon.


The following committees were announced
by the President,


Committee 20 hrefare an .Addrtss 20 Con-
gress.-Messrs e. ]. Ingersoil, Wells, OF o.
hio, Granger, Sykes, Tibbits, Reed, Carey
Brown, Sprigg.


! Committee 10 hrehare an .fddress 70 ne
feohle ofMe United StateS.-Messrs. Miles,