State goods neglected at fair prompts reform and tariff debate
The writer laments scant New York representation at the fair with better showing from Virginia and other states. He notes many cotton factories rising in Georgia and questions self interest behind missing New York goods. Warns the fair may end or lose mail if neglect continues and mentions anti tariff activists planning a stricter trade measure to challenge McKay's bill.
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