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tender my hearty cooperation in such g
measure.


Such are the opinions heretofore express
ed by me, and having seen no good rea saa
to change them, l have only. on this u-ca-
son, TO re avow them.


The penitentiary has ceased % b.
charge on the treasury, and so far as It's 5s-
cal concerns are involved, 5 dong we'll
Believing il TO be the duty of those WHO
legislate, to strive for "the greatest good x
the greatest numder." | should prefer ad-
herring 10 the present system (ohiectionab.e
as know / isl rather tGan make such
change as would throw the institution ou
The public treasury for suppor:


You will learn from The extract taken
from my address to the people, that l was
then (as Iayow myseifnow 10 be- OF fopinion
that tie manufa curing of cotton goods,
bagging, rope, &c, could be Introduced Ia,
TO the prison with advantage 10 the State
aud without delriment 10 the institution. [
have been engaged in collecting informa-
ton touching the best method CT managing
State prisons and particularly as 10 whelh-
er the manufacturing business may be in-
with safety. This Information
will, trust, enable me TO make such rec
as will Gf carried out by The
legislature) prove satisfactory TO the me-
chanicS and TO ;he country n large.


Hoping that yoJNwill find ia the forego-
ing as ''direct, full and explicit answers" TO
your questions as you desire. | remain,
very respectfully, your fellow citizen,


a, G. BROWN.
Messers Thos. A. Falconer,


Wyatt Eppes and others