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To ths Editor Of The Tribune.


Ii appears by the statistical ubIc in vosr paper
of last Thursday lha, while the British Government,
levies duty Of from 100 to 900 per cent. upon
most of our agricultural products. the article of
Cotton is subjected TO an iposl of onlv per cent,
WHY is tis9 need scarcely say i, is because
that product is Indispensable 10 the British manu-
facturer and cannot yet be furnished by tn. Colo.
nies of Gr.at Britain Blu, lei the cultivation Of
Cotton in East India advance for the next ten
years in the same ratio that it has done for the
las, two and | would ask the American Cotton
grower Hoac long the duty on our staple ,ciA be
suffered 10 stand al NINE per cent Let our
Southern riands b,, turn their eyes TO the hand
writing the wall. aud they will be startled from
eirtancied security. They will NOT then require
TO be told of the absolute necessity of sustaining
aAd building up markc, at home. MERcAToR.


g' The Senate OF Pennsylvania has resolved 10
adjourn on the 22d ins tanr


llr The Legislature Of Ono was 10 adlourr
YESTERDAY


g7 Rev H. w BELLOWS delivers tie closing
Lecture before the Mercantile Library Association
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