American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-29

which. after supplying, to thtir full share, the nome
dc mand, they open the way, aud when WIN no. .an
te bring its proper returns on inc o'oau seas y
changes the very existence o! Manufactures as 'ney
assume great variety aud reach perteeuoh' supeii"
duces the necessity of constantly bringing ih.o 'he
country new varieties Of ingredients, as subsidiary
10 them. So wide, so full OF dependence upon az,
other kinds of labor, not only OF our own, pu' o.
other regions, is this great department OF na,iona'
industry So certainly do its uliifarious ano pehe-
fetal operations in large, refined, ana Dusy com
muniies, perpe,ua,ly re act upon all Inc o'her oe
partmens; so quick the alternations OF consunP
ton and supply and over SO great surface OF 'inss
do both spread themselves, IN snch conhun,
1t cannot escape attention, that the portions Oh OUT
country. for the most part answering to these re-
marks or TO some of them are not avored' OF FAVOR
ed in but slight degree, with the capacity OF pro
ducing those immense and exhaustess treasures VI
the soil spoken OF in this paper. For Inc absence
of them their inhabitants, in part, seek cornpchsa
ton in pursuing artificial modes and conolha'iohso o.
industry which take these treasures as suosIAu'n
by wbit h the great scheme oil national advancement
liz 10 be seen in its true component paris I'D OUT
Uoion-- parts naturally destined TO make up one
systematic whole where the plough, The loom ana
the ship will each have It's appropriate sPheie ~
raising 10 proper elevation, the enhfc aoflc VI ou'
social and public prosperity IN carrying 70 INC
high hest atansole pitch our riches, our happiness
our power policy short OF this belongs NOT 70
Tree and intelligent People, surrounded by inc ooun
y of Providence with varieties OF Climate and terrl
ury fostering nclinaons and aptltudes Tor variety
m human cmploymenis by an exuberance Of mine
al and fossil no less than OF agricultural wealth, oy
vast waters flowing thi ough this territory that serve
as natural highways, and supply the iund ior artiii
r,ai ones afordng pre- eminenlIy, in connection with
that mighty agent in Navigation as IN Mechanics
Inc Steam power, the means and Inducements lot
4 .Nt
labor from hand 10 hand, whether they consist o.
commodities OF useful and ingenious workmanship,
from the repositories Of art or oil harsess tom INC
fields Of nature by all the elements and attributes,
in fine geog aphica lollical, and moral, OF efen'
empire The foundations OF such policy, once
securely laid in that legislative assistance TO our
Manufactures, wilhou, which they must struggle 10
5 vain against those OF other countries, long aho
thoroughly esiabllshed advantage not INHERENT
J but adventurous, yet an overpoWerng advantage
and ss already proved in some articles OF national
limoortance 10 winch we have afforded efficient pro.
LECTION We shall have nothing TO lear Tor the tu!ure
Then, and only then, shall we be raised up to Q
level in this re spelt, with other countries lnch
and only then. shall stand in position oil equall
! ~, to listen 10 doctrines right enough u may DC ~
themselves bur OF which others have never accorded
/ Us the benefit thought Of holding up as doctrines
~ re ciptocal practice, even with numerous safe
Guards AM reser, atoms. until their own Manuisc
lures III all branches that conduced to national &c
/ ,ources and power, had acquired, through ages
experience. ei capital and OF SKILL stability not tt
be shaken.
r Airsoiuvion passed the House Of Representatives
: Il May, directing the Secretary Of me treasury
% cause 10 ne prepared a we'll digesseu manuai
,ontannR the best practical information that coult
/ be collected on The g,owth and manufacture Of Silk
I'D ,pted TO the different parts OF the Union, con
j annr also such facts and observations 10 Relation
p the growth aud manufacture OF SiE IN olhe
countries as might be useful; and that The iams
: should be laid before Congress at the commence
. ntni Of their present Session. Steps were 'akeI
!. without loss Of time TO Obtain the information con
tamplaed by the resolution as we'll from all part
! i this country as from Europe. But, from III
scope which the subject found TO assume al
the information expected under inquiries that hay
!, oeen instituted. has not yet got to hand nor VII
: il now be practicable to have diges,ed and srrang
ed even should all be received by the time desIg
, mated. The resolution will continue to comman
!, e.eiy attention, and be finally acted upon as 500
! as may be compatible with the accomplishment G
!, us interesting objects. branch OF industry tha
! may be turned to many purposes, useful an
II ornamental and which ministers to the wealth
! NAH ms with so little cost on the material on whlc
\ il is originally founded as well as in The species
n abor that is applied 70 it, naturally meried, as
=, has eceiyed all The attention which the terms an
n spirit OF the above resolution bespeak
ne The value Of importatons for the year, giyin
Is he basis Of the impost revenue rather than II
10 quantity, il follows that The value OF those Il
~ 1926 has fallen below the value Of those Tor ! 50
III 80 will also the revenue from this source be lcs
iy, The amount OF duties secured by bonds on me
{ /. chandse imported dOrng the three first quartz
ng ot he present year, is estimated at 82l $4,000
lr, The amount that will probably during Il
id last quarter, is estimated at about 8i.250,o0
he making for the whole year S25,500.000. I'll
ori Iangud state Of the lea trade for 1926, trade
md ways productive in revenue when it nourshe
ng has lent its aid, in conune lion with the TALL oil P