American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-17

Z%yan. or want W revenue, WhPn our great Int.
psts are ianguishina. Some Of hem think; and
am anon. tie number, that il does not require
nv great mathematical calculation to find out that
ycrg yard d. foreign wooden cloth that Is imported
Mo peEns y,vania, is great disadvantage to the
ktate, because foreign manufacturing nations will
bot 'recalsc any OF her productions in letnrn.--
hui Il matters not what a poor Pennss lvanian is
gagged in producing, if he receive payment in
Eind he cannot purchase with his labor from any
kpreisn country. garment for il in return.
Foreign countries must have our gold, or silver,
bark stock or pupllc securities or mortgages upon
,nr country in some shape or other. Not SO, if
bur manufactures, are made i'll the United States,
EVEN admitting the fact you assume (Which Is
sryeiiheiess wholly unfounded) that New England
n iii manufacture for lis cheaRr than Pennsylvania
ran manufacture for hei self. New England con-
spined last year upwards of six hundred thousand
,ares Of southern taur, while Old England did
bat consume one; besides many hundreds of thou
Esan,ls Of bushels OF Indian corn not bushel Of
(which would the latter permit to be consumed.
&Besides this Pennsy lvanla supplies New England
|with great many articles of manufactured goods:
4 should be perfectly safe in saying nearly all the
domestic coloured cottons, which are consumed in
the IT, states, made IN and contiguous to Penn
syl,ania and cloths sattnctts and ilannele are as
well aud as cheaplv ma,e in the vicinity ct Pha-
le!pia a 70 any Of the New England states.
al lamitincea tuilnd yuu so strong an advocate for
asflcuure, for | an fully persuaded that not even
Moo1'e" "'''' - - = ~" oe"e"'.ea
10y ahp's !f95S3 stuh y, ou' ho'nt manufacturing
#lnius' ~ Nea we farmers ~ tehhsyisahla'
3taPlta wv ,4p"r VIII oc "Fd"h '"'h agriculture;
tae. WIZ, H''fi"e, - 'po'c sonNa poport'oh
8nel"ch hs 'aise.s y ~'aih ann ''ie eo'sa'he'a .
III the manufacturer will aave competition 10 content
4WliM, but the farmer will be greatly relieved he
will op enabled, when our market IS secured to
Mhs. y stta 'le pf"the w" nanuiactutc' Wno oe'hs
NJ" Y i.ns'hha' a,e ~ ~ E..-i>h FARMERS, anu
Ia 'at ehH5h'eheo eoiieasht VT. has to,a
" 'enu Hltll lapp - tnee.it,e WIZ VT oWn "
IT, spttp = WoMifh ci"ths. nesiaes tais, ne can
~ aheci % ao'ae :" 'he lei''s 'fnh "ncf ~ now
II aitess .tda ah" 'slus eihaps there wiz not ne
- "l,h necessity ~ ""snes " - V "'d"c' Which
IL aiaft : Already maze ~ sniHeieh' Quantities
ooaaa y"a arg sefy angry Wl'a our eastern breth-
~ oreaase tleF wiz hos ehao'e " 70 produce
Mee'
e'NAcl PROVISIONS o. 'ec WOMEN bilt were
~ ihe D'st pu ny o9jectioas are very different
1h A9Rts. never nav any lear OF taxing The
q F'pf 'll1A and lsttin5 the rich escape: my onl,
shcit e was that the Di shoul,i 20 farther ~ pfo-
n tfcthi ~ american; Tor though an confident
n wnVid " 4 ,reat decree nave gwen us our own
marker ~ coarse w"n,iehs, want Dlll nat VIII
gl.e y % ~ altogether
ie Safe tfSiineh'' that giving rs Tie market :
'aN on Consumers, mai 90 ~ virginia ana the
n 'NalnsS. %asre t.ey WI not listen y reason Or
De- gegeahei p experience, but You VIII mn lew
IN w nu.cturng states, who will beeye any
man 70 o. trend I" american laoorcis, VINO at
ms nm OF ilay attempts 70 i"st upon them views
~hlc'' eHefy DAYS practical results must convince
taen are wholly destitute q truth
isart"ssly challenge you 70 name single N
stance " any important article q con>umpt'"h'
where seru'lH1 the ilame market 10 tue American
art.st "a not anhehttea the consumer
:, h"i p' Eoaiiens ever oeen manufactured IN nc
United siates, i'fe'sners having ktpi the market
eycISVaI lar Fhnrn lie nyt