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country, nor could it be with any advantage to the
sheep owner, and the duty on fax would materially
injure, if not destroy, its manufacture.


!. Resolved, That the minimum duty en- import
ed wooens, of one dollar per square yard, in the
present Tariff bill, would produce the most serious
injury to the farmers and wool-growers, and to the
manufacturers of the kind of cloths which would be
otherwise made in great quantities from wool grown
in the United States, but which under that provis-
ion would be imported from England.


IL. Resolved, That committee be now appoint
ell respectfully to transmit to members Of Con-
gress, copy Of these resolutions, and to urge upon
them, the necessity of procuring, at this session.
the passage Of Tariff BILL founded upon the re-
commentators of the Elarrisburgh Convention.


IS. Resolved, That the editors Of the several
papers in this city, and others friendly to the cause,
be requested to publish as soon as possible In their
papers, the proceedings Of this meeting.


On motion, it was unanimously resolved, That
Chnaware Tor porceine) be added to the list of
tcles recommended for protection in the above reso-


utons.


On motion of 8. Wetheril, Esq. it was unani-
mously resolved that this meeting recommend that
meetings be called throughout this State, through
out the Union generally, by the friends Of HOME
INDUSTRY, to express ther.sentimens upon the sub
ject of PROTECTION TO THE AMERICAN
MANUFACTURER, and particularly to give their
views of the present Tariff, and Of the recommended
tons, OF the tfarrisbufgh Convention.


On motion of Mr. AI'Creedy.
Resolved That the thanks Of this meeting be of
feled to Col. p Browne, who moved the resoiu-
tons adopted by this meeting, for his able and elo-
quent Address; and that he be requested to fui nsl
copy thereof for publication.
Resolved, That the thanks of this meeting be.
and they are hereby, presented to the Editors OF
newspapers, who have supported the grand cause OF
the American System.


Resolved, That the thanks of this meeting be, and
they hereby. presented to the Chairman and Se-
cretaries, for the able manner in which they have
discharged the duties assigned them.
On motion, resolved, that Col. Peter A. Browne,
Mathew Carey, William Young. Benjamin Chew, jr-
and J. J. Bore. Esqrs. be. and they are hereby APP
pointed the committee created by the 18th resolu~
ton, adopted by this meeting.
! NJ. CAREY, Chairman.
WM. Youno, sa..o4,u;,s


B. CHEW, jr. 9ee'e'A''es'