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nd 'upp''' by>one Other moreover by increasing the
uu''S 80 we shct the burdens Of the poor, and the indus
tI'g''> I"eay Millions wear


an 9"ar@ Feov-Culen>. ;ha; many say the inter-
- 1' the eepc OF the South in opposition those
'ne No' and therefore, heull obcc: to high duties this
Ing 1"HoGSh COMMON. a shsmeu, binder for they
are o 80 9S beng IN different attitude .or by climate nor
~ er 1odns true 10 the others according to the Cons,u-
ZION oi he United States IN short hcy are not so by ma
ure But the Southern States are more favorable for TN.
manufacture OF Cotton Silk aud Wooen Goods than hos, OF
the North, because Of her warmer elmatcIn t7,rk rho
real interest o; each and every State only fossd in The
GENERAL W Nclre and it do seek the General VOL
tore where Is our honor But the interest of each and ~
State l. narred and ley nearly al in debt by III, bal
ance OF trade Acins against them and any person hor
aow they shall Of d-b while ths balance of ral,
continues against sen how they shall ge the balance in
their favor bu; by high duties Except by selling the whole
o the States o the creditors and after that, by selling
ourselves From. the above OF the subject we are call
od upon by the strongest ot motives wcshau consider it,
and then to accordingly The motives. beg to repeat
are iscSc our interest happiness honor and
dependence Ihi, i plain and natural view, and ought
be taken and understood by every therefore let Us will
nsy and Heartily thus bring before clow.citizcRs-t
= ior lae syaera. good Of every osc.


FRANCIS kENNEDY. Weaver.


2l3 West rwentcth-st.