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"APPRovEp" THE ACT, 3D MARCH, 1917. The
British Minister afterwards communicated 10
our Government the REPEAL OF the Colonial Acts,
and JAMES MONROE. Issued the proclamation sus-
pending TIE Act OF Congress. Vide Laws OF Uni
ted Stares.)


These were Presidents of the Country and not OF
Party; they belonged 10 the line OF the Rerolu-
ton. Would the, have listsn.d 20 Free Trade on
one side or endured, under 2 Reciprocity Treaty,
the prohibitions ard practices nosv claimed and per-
mirted under il =" nat change has come over the
Country,


Gentlemen we must thoroughly understand our
contitiop, ard at all hazards maintain our lnde-
pendence ami our demands for Equal Rights as a
Nation. United as People, and acting with one
spirit for the common w, lare, other Nations would
not dare 10 encIoach on our privileges. With more
devotion TO our Country, and less zeal in the dis
cipine of Party, our Public Officer. and Repre-
senra,ives would not be found 10 lack capacity 10
understand, nor time and spirit to take care Of the
Public Interests. The burthens fall on the Agri-
cultursts, and they must dsvise the remedy.


The American Institute will communicate 10
you the proposition and Recommendation OF the IL
1ustrious Washington, TO establish Home Depart
ment for Agriculture; now TOO Titled regarded in
the striles ct Foreign Politics, and other Domestic
interests. The expression OF your sentiments on
these subjects will aid 10 form public opinion and
promote the great results.