TEp1ToR's CORRESPONDENCE.
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Mr.. Bradford,


S;r.-in consequence of the call of the House Of
Representatives for persons and papers relative to
the depressed state of the Woollen Manufacture not
only the Manufacturers subpGned to give testimony
before the committee have come to ashlnglon, put
Manufacturers and Woollgrowers from ten States
have arrived for the purpose OF giving information
ofthe ruinous state of their concerns There is no
discrepancy in their testimony, all agreeing that the
business cannot be sustained without efficient protec-
ton is granted and hattoo by the present Congress.
The Manufacturers that have assembled here, are
ofthe first responsibility, and intelligence. Their
case will as clearly be made out, as any that ever
has come before the public. Yet there are reas-
ons to believe that information is not wanted put
plausible evasions of the merits Of the question, to
satisfy suffering class that their false friends are
real ones and that the real friends OF protection are
merely acting for political purposes. Let not the
Farmers and Manufacturers be deceived by the uil-
hallowed coalition of political trmmers any longer.
The Manufacturers and Farmers have been too long
made the tools OF aspiring and contemphble dema-
gogues, who care not arthing. for their Interests,
and who would sell their constituents and their uear-
est rights for an Office under the government IL rs
proper to wait patiently for the report OF the COM
mttee and suspend opinions o what the report may
be vet it cannot be disguised, that the most unfa-
vorabe aspects with reference to fair and impartial
legislation, dampen and discourage the iona hopes
anticipated by the friends of the American system


Sympathy alone would prompt !udiclous and nom
orable committee to investigate fully and fairly the


case of the memoriasts for protectionot of the WOOL


en- Manufacture. But no one, yet examined not
even those who have been sent for by the hostile
II mart of the committee who has not been disguised


Inv the pitul and detestabe conduct of at least
Of this body, who ready and willing to sacrl-
lice the interests Of the country. Every trap has
been setby part of this committee, to catch the


Manufacturers examination SO that their testlmo


Inv might be used against themselves. Questions


have been proposed extraordinary character, such


Las Is presumed cannot find parallel in deliberate
1t is pretty well understood, here that


the little great man, the advocate Of the British IN


|terests from the city of NewYork,is constantly adj


Iv;sod of all the evidence that can the same,


Through their agents, and that Eugishmen have been
isent for through the nstrumentay of the agents IN
and have actually testified as to the con-
lsistency of protecting American Manufactures