FOR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL
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FOR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL
"Dornestic Mmufact,res and Internal Improve
,ncus are deemed to be ieadi4g interests Of the Ma
ton and acWbe adoocmed."


Will you permit Friend to Manufactures and
internal Industry to ask you, Mr.. Clement, wheth-
er you mean to dissolve partnership with the South
ern people, and heartily and without equivocatlon
or subteruge lend the support of your paper to the
cause of Manufactures and internal improvements
That is will you fully and fairly lend yur aid in ad-
vocating, that cotton goods, woo!en cloths, iron
works, canals, rail and turnpike roads require and
should receive the fostering Of the General Gov
ernment and are within the Legitimate powers grant
ed for that purpose and that further protection to
them is at this time, absolutely requisite and ne
cessary enable the manufacturers to encounter TO
now in state of completlonp


Your answer to the foregoing queries will obge
the Manufacturers Of Delaware, the holders Of the
Chesapeak aud Delaware Canal Stock, and the sup
pnrters Of Internal Improvements. now contemplate
ed and that they may decide what line of conduct
tn pursue and who are their friends, at this event
full crisis, and whether you are pro bono pu6hco.


MANY MANUFACTURERS.