Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-26
Frow the Ouilin Ev. Post. 70 .Eue-. 99.1
STATE or COMMERCE. AND ACnICIu.
1'ITEE ny IIRnlfrt

There silrrt' hut rapid chang tai g unca in Anne.
riea-and though Comm rec may for te present. appr
il j. change thar ultimately I've Beneficial 10 mar
er"at Country We alude to the agricultural turn which
re Americans have taSen- lthegan with the late war-and
TIE general depr sion ofCommeree since the peace has If
possible give" more fecidgd impulse TO the agricultural
interest well known that the importing nercl,,nts
whc are principally tycralisis. f,iing viii, rapii,y
auire as alarming in Newyork, Pliladeiphia Baltimore
ana Hoso as NE merchants here, and from nearly the
some cnuse They rsnctti with British raU,tae
iSrts; i9r winch ,hey cannot find vent Congress has
shielded tine cotton and woocu trade ~iactua h, pro-
tcii'S ntgS. TIN; the British spectators rs well as the
Ameren Wnorrrs have been ruined Ivy the raasactioli
BE !; N not aware cfihe great change for the b tier
Wch the has made in the manu- facrures of Am, rico
anil nc depending upon the long credits Of tie Eng
lsh capitalist, imported "ihout MEASURE. Both are vow
on The verge uf rinheEee the terrible failures in Man
cheer-hrice the failures in Befast-hence ,f, larenra
ole s'n'e o. me calico Concerns in and near Dubnani
hr7c oo the decline Of nc English interest in America
In few years America win neither ineI or cotton
or even wo1en gooS, from England or Ireiaudnay. in
f,w years sac w not take her her rum. for G+or-
FRA and Ire Cardinals in few years. will supply the lie.
Phic WIN nnnnJsnce OF these articles AZ present, tc
rivalry is .it in the West indies, AMI be encrasg
TIE ccuS qarnce Of thus depending upon the rrsourccso
Country which has ev'ry kind of climate and every Sind
cesaT.es ht all the Iuvris of the eastern world ard iii
ETopetre Consequences Of this chang. viii lie Total EN-
": Th TSs,n fp rse ' a b9es of ssnn;
7inct. IL tive years they will poll one in five tlos
they viii W. no
Tins Willie produced by The agricultural turn f,he
Cotry. I he people will necessarily he,orne more n,f
ora aid he INGREDIENTS depending so entirely nnon
the Io credits offie English capitalists by the sy ,hr
ing ALREADY and VIZ decrcaseeyery day M become more
independents and s attached, eius- their interest viii be-
t5 engaged. his is real and hstanal ben, ft 10 A.
r:c and hrnei',h ny te bye, for which the Americans
-,lst thank the str
We ligress from nientinn hut not altogether from
fNc shect Was In show tathc external Comm rec of
America might suffer- though many Of her merchants
might hc ruined she pOsSrss within herself ue,rt ~
rcsusrtaton, @hicl ration IN the world enjoys If his
speculaOu in iort ign trade 20 wrong viii an Fnglb
merchant. he cannot turn his remaining capi,e 30 spe-
ct!aticu In laid Every is occupe-every acre is
f IledS, ifhe were even 70 purchase. he never c7n GET
harg.uhr nr'rr make his money Of the cor
cerI-n ,nG5 rrth f1tes 0d rfics Two.;hrs ofi-
- .ohe ,xc qusr and parson. The ran who now r,al;
ze as L j. clli ~ Enelandtha' IS takes his nnnev our
81 funds to invest IN land only purchases for himself
load of Now though the upnn prnBortr i, 49,
ducei nn in his sens would risk his cash ia an I'm.
pi'sh afncros for is well known fact that the
Speaces Of slJur aud the church and STATE will
he r,n'l in The present condition ~ corn mar.
lr the crop ih very takes place in Amer.
e. ne importing merchants ird that iuirrt will M,
-. re wiihlravs hiseapal he ean and ne
trcnses land government affords him every Ctcility: {.
e. m THESE circumstances. Il easy thar or many
years. America viii want understanding mn builcrS
sasrs carpenters tacisnths. puugin,r di.eh.
srs garcrr veavcrg, tailrgs. siuners. sers rners
,rntrr Publishers. pairuai-ts papcr-stai'rs. eazers
,sfrerir shnr AZ those ', -ylo are II Ills a,on-n
.a..,ng IL every Country ia Eu,ope.