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state OF perpetual agitation. and no repose or Sc
curity was 10 be allowed to its great business con-
Germs


trust that the cooler reflection of these gentle
men will prompt them to abstain from any attempt
totally To repeal the law, ard limit their exertions
to It's Improvement by suitable amendments, if
any shall be found necessary. But if they should
persevcre in their announced purpose the People
are competent to apply the proper corrective.
In my humble opinion there is no just objec-
ton to the Salt tax. Its equality is undeniabe
All consume 1t, and pay in proportion to their con-
sumption; the rich who use mos, paying the most
IL tendency, moreover, is to equalize the price OF
the article between the inhabitants of the seaboard
who use marine or foreign salt and those of the
interior, who use that of our salines And the
between the two descriptions is sure
to keep the price within reasonable limits.
Wishing a revival and long continuation of the
of the Salt manufacture of your town.
and health and happiness to yourselves and those
whom you represent,


| am faithfully,


Your friend and ebeden servant.


II. CLAY
Messrs Amos P Granger, John G. Forbes and George
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