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be settled. Perhaps no statesin the Union will
exercise more influence in settling it than the
State of Pennsylvania Ifit should be bedetermned
in conformity with the policy of the Wings, we
may confidently anticipate just protection to every
branch of manufactures for which the country is
ripe. Should the opposite prevail, we may bid
adieu to national prosperity, so far as it depends
upon the encouragement of domestic manufactures,
and resume our dependence upon foreign countries:
In any and every event, lender you cordial
wishes for your success happiness and prosperi-
ty. am your friend z


- And obedient servant.


Fl CLAY,