The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-05

-,.tfs I'D tpouoa,,tles, in,iirs the fnuai
energetic excrtinns of e,rtt Individual N
ihr frll decomposition aud hnaili, ut the
.d,autazr. tlnning from tive absence nf pee
rnpi,ry rsaciinns by The hand of govern
nrnt u,,sn the Internal products sud labor
nfihr eoun,ry-if they d" mol vigorously
uphold the manufactures of thu country.
nov fnr thu first Inc Appearing IT, be up"n
IN. eve Of striking ro"i. is n commences
nent ihM deserves esriy seasouable I'M
nr.-meni. The territorial sizr aud fer
iilny rf country, deprnd upea nature or
upon accident. Both the one aud the o.
hrr ma, exist upon the largest scale, but
III vain. Il provldrnt government dn not
serond these git. ~hdF nations destitute
of them, and Struggling against positive
obstacles of nature, are seen 10 arrive.
through the wisdom If lhrn poficy, nj t.'c
heights nf prosperity and renown. To
gi,e perf.cti"n To The industry OF country
ficb in ihr gifts of nature, and blessed IA
the brneiicence ofss government; IN drs"
oni IT'S nb,iuus resources aud seek CON
danily fni new unrs. ever ready tn unfold
thrlnsclyrsto dlllg'ui inquiry, urged ~ hy
adeqIat. motives; to tnemrilt the nuinbrr
and variety of occupations fur lis lnhabI-
ianls To hold out To- every degree oiiabor,
and L. every modification of skill is APP
prnrraie oblect aud ind,rcmenl; these
rank amongst tn. highest .nd- nf 4.sl.la
Inn. To organize the WHOLE labor at "A
country Ia enilce milo the wldr-; rauE"S
its mechanical and intellectual capabilities,
instead Ut sGhrring them Ia slnuhrr; Ia
call lnrth, Wherever hidden, Latent 4ngenu
itt, giving tn 'aort ACTIVITY aud Il" .mula
tn dr dor to create empluyncf for the
greatest amount d numbers, by adapting II
IL ihr diversified faculties, prurrnsliirs,
aud ,iIu lian, II mrn, 81 tina, every patti
rl,' vi ability, every shade of genius, may
conriate rrgulsiil"n.--is, in oth"r words,
Ia hi M the condition nl q country -
ncrrase H. fiscal energy IN mNllpl, the
nrans and sources fits orulcncr Ia I'M
hue II with The elements of general, ~ we'll
H. lasting strength aud prosperity. II ~
The destiny of cations, that ihe highest
palnt- ~ advancement are MT Z, be- arrived
At, but through the complicated, yet har
meniuus action Of these elements. That
extensive and noorshng manufactures,
with thr train II useful arts Died 10 them,
tend IL propc nations ia 1hls onward
cnnrsr, is maxim believed I b. enforced
by The best lights experience, and IN be
ol peculiar application to the L. ). under
III. present circumstances, uftheW interior
and rxrrrnal condition By nnullshiug
STATE of manufactures we shri Sc rising up
Il new class OF capt dhsts, rStlllug IN III.
xlent aud usefulness NJ thrir operations
nd ~ ihe alnon o their 4 ms, the veal
ihie-t OF our merchants !; spreading, too,
hf the education and hsi'ts for mhich
their pursuits. Ghrn largely conducted,
make - call useful kHencdSr aud SCIENCE.
wherever those pursuits coHreoire. Is =
hanrishng tate of MANUFACTURERS, ". shnil
See The gains of thc merchant augmented
.veo In his trad. al imports, since, 70 eve
v lorsIgn fabric excluded from cUn.umt-
Iinn by the ultimate Use at the rival f,hrlr
u hninr, other fabrics Will fnd their way
!" ~, consumption having no limits bu, the
ah l,y to buy, and tkts ability invariably
increasing ~, home manufactures assume
variety aud attain perfection. 1t il thea
that tiny create aHd Lllfusr wealth, nv
what is thu only true foundation of it in
naupu--illr universal, snhdivided, and sue
''h9l'' W wv l''l'is ~ - lillIl
That they max. cai for An abundant CIR
cula,ng medium. by qulekening the opera
tlons ol purchase and sale. Ii is then that
they dttract the precious metals to n coun
try, aud, beyond nny other power ofretcn-
,lnn, krrp them there. BY numerous
manufactures. We shall see Agriculture.
III, first pillar in the STATE, stand firm: for
when they shall have rlisrd up new CAPT
talists, Who So sure IL maintain profitable
dealing with them ~ tie owner of the
soil For ih. ttrt4hrrs that cover IL sur
face and that lie hrHrath it, hs is the sure
ID find mark.I, both regular and grow
my, Whatever the political - mercantile
uclssiiudcs at IA distance and rs sure I,
bny at cheap rates thu fab les tint he
wants, cneapnrs, hr,ng the nccrssa v con
sequence ot tnil competition among u pow
erinl class of art,Zaus NJ han.r. Is, M
netous manufactures, IN fine. We shall see
re,srd up IN the State that additional pillar,
which. standing Ia thr middle. ~ mdi, pen
sable Ia the stability IT thu other two for
tn. State mnsl b. IN u fal-e position, |, ing
pcrprtaally al the mercy Of exlrlnsic e.
vents, nhrn ,.poslng only upon foreign
~ nmerc~ and agr icnltnre. TIL" great in
ttlmrdlatr interest, strengthening rnd up
holding both the others, is Manufactures.
When, In the complete establishment of
these, the Internal imarovrmcnt of the
country shall have ir.n superaddrd the
larnlrr of thu 1 .rsiGed States cannot but
p.rc"i.e that th. mrasurr "f his prosperity
Is mad. rotrnt,aNy full. Discouraging
distances h-,ween himself and his custom
rrs EXIT no lpnge'. Through the wisdom
ri ar, the obstacles of nature dis.ppear.-
Viz Sees combined with the advantages Of
country. Of almost houndess cxt.nt,
and capacity "fproiuc'ian, the fsciiii,'s Of
quitk Intercourse, which compensate, To-
small countries, the wart uf these adyan.
tasrs. liz SECS Vine anticipated in III. rf