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.Messrs Editors: Although the British Tariff
bill has passed Congress, and perhaps ere this is
the law of the land, yet I think there is debt
of gratitude due to those members of the ma
tional legislature who voted against its passage,
and stood up manfully in the defence of Amer
ican industry.


| hope that some action will be taken for the
purpose of testifying to them the estimation in
which they are held by the friends of American
labor in this city, and l would, therefore, for
that purpose suggest the propriety of inviting
those members of Congress who voted against
the passage ofthat bill to public dinner, to be
given to them Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the present Congress by the friends to
American industry, without distinction ofparty,
of the city of Baltimore. hope the above
suggestion will be heartily responded to.


A BALTlMoREAN,