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Let Tennessee do as Massachusetts has
done, AMI a- Ohio j. doing-let the Wcs'ern
States generally iurn their attention to a de-


velopmant of their internal resources, and
as matter of course such n distribution and
equalization Of employments viii take place


n will 20 great way in rcmedying the evil
oflow prices for agricultural products. The
expense of getting them to market is the
great source of drawback. There is now
saved to the grain growing States. the differ
ence in transportation between Europe and
the eastern manufacturing towns OF our coan-
try. Bring the workshop Of the manu- ac


turer 70 your own door, 70 the great west
increase the facilities Of internal commupi-
cation, and we shall then realize the full
fruits of home market.-Ohio Stare .Jogr.