Al a meeting holden at Hartford.
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At meeting holden at Hartford, on Wednesday, the 18th of November, 1927, in pursuance of public notice, to take into consideration the subject of the protection of the manufacture of Woollens, and the growth of wool; OLIVER D. COOKE Esq. was appointed chairman and JOHN M. NILES, Esq. Clerk. The following resolu ions were unanimously adopted

 Resolued, That believing the prosperity of the United States to be inseperably connected with the success and stability of manufacturing interests-an opinion which it is conceived, the experience of the last 15 years, has fully and incontrovertibly established-we regard with the highest satisfaction, the renewed attention to this important subject, the diffusion of more correct information and the general prevalence of more just senti- ments concerning it, which we conceive is