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Resolyed That every Interest OF the farmer and the
ucing class OF this eoutry requires udclous and Proec-
Tarifl-la cannot buy the products ootier coun.
tries, while they willing take but few Of ours inreu:


that ask for reciprocal trade with foreign governments,
trade.


Reol,ed That by the operation Of present revenue
laws the advantage given 10 European Nations TO un-
date this country with fabrics from their worksops. while
they Shut least all Northern products from their ports
II continue this policy, expect to see, as "0 have
SEEM balance of trade standing against us-our currency
,eanged and subject frequent fluctuations and our Whole
people vassas TO oregn merchants and speculators


Reol,ed. That from The great variety OF the resources
of this country all the Of its inhabitants car be
supplied within its own bounds, with The exception
of some A>atc luxuries and that we ought therefore 10
erlcavsr live within ourselves. This policy would build
up home market Tor nearly all productions-a market
the most stable and least liable fluctuations from the m
upnce of and the rctaaory laws OF other aatlonS


ReSoi,td That duties laid foreign goods, ot which We
manufacture the species ourselves, do not become
lax consumer taking average OF prices for e"
wears into consideration


ReSoi,ed, That we are willing 10 enter into reciprocal
trade with other nations whenever they shall renqnlS


their unjust, selfish and unneghborly policy; but I'LL then
favor of Standing the defensive and ask OF our
Government administer to them an immediate and etec
tive rebuke