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interests OF the country ar re in situation of :,
treme depression. The causes of this deprcssnn
as well as the importance Of these interests, and M
absolute necessity Of yielding them such turhs,
protection as to prevent their entire destructio
have been too often illustrated and explained to vor,
honourable body TO require any further ILLUSTRATOR
by your memOrlasts.


At numerous and highly respectable convent;o.
holden at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on the thirtisN
day Of July last, of the representatives of these
great interests from thirteen. states Of the union
memorial was adopted to be presented to YOU on the
state OF these great interests and address to the
people Of the United States adopted, fully showing


their Importance and vital interest to the coamuDty
In that memorial, the Convention suggest such mad
6cations Of the existing laws they deem essen.
tial to the maintenance uf tiese great interests. n
the recommendations and suggestions of this con.
venton, your memoriaists fully and entirely con.
i cur.


| They would therefore pray your honorable bodv
to give to these interests so essentla! to ndepe
dence, and the prosperity OF the agriculture and
commerce Of our country, a protection fully com.
mensurate with that prayed for by said Convention


On motion Of James Wolcott, Jr ESQ., of South.
bridge, Voted unanimously, That the Chairman Of
this meeting be directed to communicate to HEzEE,
All NILES, of Baltimore, and MATHEW CAREY, a
Philadelphia, the thanks of this meeting, for thei
early indetatgable and disinterested exertions, t


promote the success Of Domestic Industry.
AARON TUFTS, Cn m.
SAMUEL F. COOLIDGE, Secretary.