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ene Extra to our coiumns.-in the mean
ZINE what little aid we can give to fur.
tber the views of the committee OF the cit
teens Of New York, in relation to the abo.
,,t;on Of auctions shall be most cheerfally
afforded. I'VE have long believed that the
auction system, as now conducted, is the
great bane to fair traders, and next to
me credit on duties, the most destruc-
live to our domestic manufactures, OF
sny other system practiced among u.s.
We inform the chairman Of the commit
zee that we shall make exerton to get
sicnatures to the memorial TO Congress.
aud shall dispose Of it in the manner d.
rectell. We shall have occasion to no.
sice this subject particularly, and at
length, in future.


Our readers will find to day the pro.
cecdings Of the Jackson meeting IN Sus-
sex.--We would ask the Journal to look
at them, and say which way the re &c.
tioa is acting in that county.