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'he following, which also received tho unanimous
soie OF the meeting; M


Resolved That as late developments seem to indi'
gate settled policy the parl of our political ad
'easanss si,l 20 agilAts the question Of protective
fnn, with the ayowed purpose OF repeating the
present law, and by combined party movement
sgaIn 10 fettsr the commerce OF the world by more
Stringent and yet more odous restrictions, we feel
= 10 be our bounden duty TO encourage rather than
seslst this movement With the distinct understand
pg-which we now most solemny ayow--that our
purpose is, and shall be, 70 secure, by every fair
and honorable means, still further reduction OF the
present impost duties, and TO equallze yet further


e still unequal operation by the revenue laws upon
the ndustrial pursuits of this nation. "


On motion Of DIR. f. G. Robinson, .H.t


Rssoirsd, That the proceedings be signed by the
officers Of the meeting, and published in the New
Era and Old Dominion, Portsmouth, IN all the pa
pers Of Norfolk, Standard and Enquirer, Richmond,
Union, Washington, and such other papers as are
friendly to the objects Of the meeting
. On motion, the meeti1g then ad dourned.
CHARLES II. SHIELD, President


AARON MILHADo,


A. f. CgsSlSGHAn, Secretaries.
JOSIAH Wills,