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stpaMt8 Nfsess ~ ssase ttsAsttesstst they will have the boldness to postpone the introduction d ihe hill tO very late period. lt Nill now be a matter of some interest iO watch thcir proccedings. and to see whether they summons only the persons to procure the information they profess tO want, or whether they will send for the British agents at New-York to get their opinion Of the pro fits on domestic manufactures, and for Dr. Cooper of South. Carolina to get his views or political economy and has " calculation" upon " the value of this mion." IL was declared by Messrs, Oakly, Buchanan, and we believe Mir. Hoffman, that they should be in favor of augmenting the duty on woOlicn cloths, if they could he satisfied that the manufactur- CTS did not already receive reasonable pro- fit on the investment of their capital. Mir. Buchanan declared without any qualification, that he believed the manufacturers were en- titled to little more protection. But, what ever may be the views and concessions of

 liberal minded men, the memOrialists must not expect further protection without encOun- tering severe attacks from southern anti tariff men, and the firm and settled opposition of Virginia to all plans for the encouragement of domestic industry. The prevailing disposi, tion at the South is hostile to all improve mPnts iD manufactures or agriculture,