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,slaliOn of these powerful alluremenls, which every impartial, intelligent citizen, be his habitaiiOn where itmay, must know will necessarily attend a change in their political relations with the world; whilst Inc inhabitants of the sections of country acceiving the unhallowed tribute, as being composed of the property of others, must know, that they have every thing to fear, and nothing to hope, from any change in their political condition, in relation to the rest of the Union and ofthc world. And it must hereafter be subject of unavailing reproach to themselves, and of conscious appreciation, on the part of the tributaries, to know, if such lamentable change should be brought about, that it was done against the wishes of the inhabitants of the tributa- ry sections of country ; even after long en- durance and frequent warnings on their part but was forcibly impelled by per- severence in unauthorized excessive impo- sitions on others, by those who must ulti- mately feel all the injurious consequences of their own immoral. ll-judged, and ill fa- ted schemes.

 am, very respectfully, sir, your obedi- ent servant, VIM. B. GILES.

 To the Hon Speaker of the House of Representatives.