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The reader knows the origin of the project to
send for persons and papers by the Jackson Com
mt,ee on Manufactures Itappears from the 'min-
uteso that the Committee, :" Ordered that for the
purpose of expeditng the obtaining witnesses, each
member of the committee be authorized TO furnish
the Chairman the Of two witnesses, for whom
subpnnas shall be forthwith sent" Jan. A, the
following appears in the Minutes. On motion Of
MIR. Moore, (of Kentucky Ordered, That sub
pena be issued for the Honorable Caleb Stark, and
be addressed to him at Pembroke, Neac Hampshire
to be examined in relation to the manufacture OF
woollen goods"


Some time ago, we had an account Of the remarks
of the Hon. MIR. Stark at Washington-and were IN


formed that the person to whom alluson is made IN
the following notice Of this matter, taken from tht
Boston Courier was the Honorable Mr.. WoodbWy


Senator in Congress from New Hampshire


Jacksonian. Mr.. Woodbury is the man who knew
that Caleb Stark could give no information on tn


subject Of Woolens-but certain purposes of tn
Combination we're to be answered at the eTpe1se 9
: Uncle Sam. How much Of Uncle Sans mone
! did Mr.. Stark get, for his trip to Washington an
e for other purposes