The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-20

opinion may also b. lazarded That IN prppof-
ton a. the taste Tor vine comes 10 prevail
over that tor ardent spirits, under the ehcon
rseement 81 low duties apou those imported
irou abroad, viii better bass be bad IL
lhc prosecution ul q future day OF this branch
at industry ht home. It prosecution might
60 ON hand ia hand with lower duties on
foreign wines eten Al the present time, 4
ver, small amount OF capital being ntcessa-
rs 10 fhc production of wines ri home.
4 feW remarks ui,on the stale OF the trade
between the United States and tire British
colonies since Tire introduction put ulnn II
by Great britain, viii close tue more general
observations o TINS report.
Sufficient time has scarcely elapsed 10 en-
able US 10 determine with precision tue
course that ths tfade viii nit mateiy take as
regards the amount OF SUPPLE, The channels
through which they Will chiefly pass, aud Tie
proportions of American aud BrIlsi tonnage
likely to be employed in then transportation.
HE British inlerdct Of July, 1926 lell an
interval before lis actual operation, which
did commence uutll the first OF December
of la-i wear The interval, 1t - understood,
was imi ruFed ia accommodating IN the Brush
West India ports. supplies OF provision rs and
other nece.ary articles lrom the uuiird states.
GceEraphied causes, ia their nature nj
chang render it manifest, hat snch sup.
pile eau BE- sent IL the Br,tIshisIand5 IN more
abundance and On cheaper terms trom the
United States, than from parts II the World
more remote, or from climates less iavora-
u't To lheH proaueloh' NeFe'lhtles>' Tue
bHlish Government, hne 10 Hs lnNar'hbIe
maAlm 81 encouraging ihe industry OF lis
own su',ltt'7 W lhelt'eh'e W ,ha' 81 io'e'-h'
tF'lalu uulie- upon lutst apPplle~' "heh com
ing rom the United States, designed Il. cdnh-
''iNal 'ur greater 'hrhphess WIN "WGh
lhty could lie furnished "V' similar supplies
from the brush COLONIES OF Nefh America
u vas To NJ purpose mai britain was urged
III lFpH"fitd heeot'duohs 10 iotego ms tls'
elimination III IaN"f OF Ter oN II subjects. Sht
stahill adhered 10 II, aitordihs fresh ana
signal example 10 "lhrf rnjl"hs, thai I" pro
l'ct the agricultural a. lht manufacturing la
Dor II roNn people Ia h"teNrr region 81
iuaied, IS n point III her poI'cy 10 "heh that
OF hnSihg cheap rom strangers KNOWS Wheh
ahd 40" 10 yirid' rs lhe hrllsh Nor'h
mefican colonies We're enahlcd, with lie aid
oI lhe'r protecting dutirs, 10 thrnlsi portion
OF tue sHpPle' necessary 'othe Brilsh islHhGs,
leaving the un'rd states !" fn'hiSh the rel
due whist ihr direct intercourse between
the iaiter ana those island remained open. II
Is neibrIe'ed That lhr trade, under ordinary
circumstances, vii b" materially affected III
amount ny ne oTerl intercourse LEM Cl"-
ed The continued Necessity OF craving
the mayor part OF those supplies lrcm The |. III
'cd States was seen ~ The taCi ot Quebec Ia
wing been mad" an enlrepol Tor their flour
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N"i'S' ~ q" az - we ''''sn armament
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we ,','' '"'t'' l"," Ia"a"a' whence 'hf"
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o. ! n"i"a va, 'a'ha''" q 'he w inward
'1''o"S WIZ '"',hA uer'Vh rom 'ue oullfa
= 'a'ta we s"PP'rs ,"a' llt} nave heretofore .
n"" NV" ',''"'' am sun con niue 10 Wahl' !,
u IS tN'' SNOW" mat h'scu' heN neth snip
Pru '""' / n'I"'e ma ~. 'aIhnca! ny way
" LNt'loo' anu iHe h"n' 81 'ne 0n'lea
7'a''s unu'I "oHos III Tue warehouses "l -
Ne'po"I VIII "IApf u Is 'hNhEhla una us way
!" -" 'u"p'''" III '"r IA - ls'""u' ~ 'ht .
n'hisn NeS' i""''a' Tue h'oaihHS "'II lr9- +.
p'hiy experience mos inconvenience rom
tue course oil ms Whde hrIng forced into /
ihest 'hdfec' cGahut's, from lheIr Relative
ihhna'y 10 sustain Inc increase 1t expense
WIN ""'eo VIII De ooraehea' !
This, we may presume, viii be shared hv /
hoih parties, the 1faushipmrnts and other H..
Dermedlate agencies necessary TO keep lhp |
trade in activity being, 10 n certain eAteGt /
common 10 both. What will ne the relative /
portion Of the tonnage OF the two nations
employed in carrying on this trade, cannul ]
al present be stated will confidence. Lei
not probable thai that OF the United States .
will sutrr, where the competition can he
maie equal but il - pos lille that some d.
minuilou ii their Slipping may We eyautual-
~ witnessed ~ 'aFor OF the nag "t some III
power, US we det'ai'd P"icN OF br'iaIh
tn lfouu'e SUI u result, fa'htr than allow by |