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a sufficient indication to the American leg islatOr of the true interests of his country, which it is his duty to cherish and to sus. tain.

 ResOEUed 2dly. That we believe the con- ventiOn of Delegates, assembled at Harris burgh, in the State of Pennsylvania, the summer past was necessary and useful to awaken the public mind and to concen- trate and embOdy information on the inte- resting subj ject of manufactures, aud that the proceedings of said convention, and the mass of intelligence they have laid be- fore the public, are calculated to be exieu- sively useful and cannot fail of en- surfing the favorable consideration of Con- greSS to the great agricultural and manu- featuring interests ofthe country.

 ReSOtoed, Sdly,-That we believe the stability and success of the manufacture of wool, which is now greatly depressed, will tend in an eminent degree to advance the general prosperity of the community, and will especially benefit agriculture, by af- fording home market for its productions generally, and by giving greater diversi- ty its interests, and encouraging the grow ing of sheep and wool, which in many sec- tions of our country, including large por- tion of this State, with reasonable protec- tion,would become one of the most advan- tageous and profitable pursuits of the far- mer.

 Resolved, 4th, That, entertaing these sentiments and believing this state to be eminently interested in the prosperity, of manufactures we request it's representatives and senators, in the Congress of the Uni ted States to use their best exertions, to procure judicious revision of the Tariff, on the principles proposed at the Harris burg Convention.

 Resolved, That these resolutions, signed by the Chairman and the Secretary, be published in the newspapers in this State, friendly to the interests to which they re- late, and that Copy ofthem be forward ed to each of our representatives and sen- ators in Congress.

 OLIVER D. COOKE, Chairman. JOHN M. NILES, Secretary.