American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
From lie Demseraac Press Philadelphia.
TIE SOUTH is. MANUFACTURE RES.


That the People Of the Eastern and eserA and .idde
States may the language held, and the measures pro
posed BY soee tile iiotspus OF the South, ae publish
CIRCULAR Memorial TO the STATE Legislature, and Meme
iia Congress- all OF which were adopted al public meet
ing of Plan r.. &C he 4 the Town.house Of Coumbis
s. the Governor, Taylor, beng in the char. We
will cucumber these factions documents with facts +
.sprove their assertions; or aTgumentstn show The lla'
and sophs.ry cf their reasoning 1t would not be ticu
show tia, what the Mempalsls call he tariff nt pro
tec,inn" has conferred infinitely neit on the
Southern States than all the vi The Unnn his coad
done By showing fleet q securing T. the Sou te
whole Of the hnMe consumption TO their Cotton, Is5acco
and Sarqr Nor would il require many word, % den,n
stra'e nothing be untrue than the assiin
tion thai TarF system has increased the price OF Maui
Pictured Articles There no such Cotton goods manu-
featured IN the world those manufacture, and thsse
substantial ard excellent goodsaFe sod cheafr han good
rf nearly the quality be purchased in ay other
c.uatry. These goods, be il remembered, are all manu
fac nrsd oui of,,e Cotton groSn in The South.
why has the roreisn Commerce Of the Un'ed stae'
been diverted and concentrated IN, Great liraln =
why bnt to sbservc the interests OF the South Why does
she enjoy altnos' monopoly OF our consumption Of Wo"
Goods why are nearly our whole population clad and
covered with tile wooden cloths and blankets Ut Enslani
When they could be purchased much cheaper on the
continent Of Earcpe' Why but 10 ensure the market a
that country for the Cotton AID Tobacco Of the South Did
the Pa,l Of Great Britain at its las Session hold
he threat that she would grow her Tobacco and
re her from Baz,l, if persisted III the plan
OF efectnaly protecting the growth and manufacture Of
Wool Is il not those threats acting upon thertta s.
which lave so keeny awakened the stnsbiltes Of The
nth and made its citizens conscicnousv scrnpulous
determine only TO resist the proposed Woolens
Bill bat demand repeal Of the whole Amercan system
Let the East and West and the Middle States ne up
<oing he combined Efforts Of tbs South will defeat the
best and teares interests
The STYLE az those papers IS not onv objectionable BIZ
highly offensive. We have no idea that the Of III,
ns ope tie south insensble to the benefits whct
.he, derive from the Cnor There but widen
inhe adeI partisan politicians who, knowingly. subscrb,
such language AIMED in those papers It's nreit,
ncafv time u eli those gentlemen that rnrrn rnnEAT
Aanfn The, have no ter;ors in them. Thos
people have cried Tst So long. aud oen that the,
IS 10 nger needed. Neither the sheep the slei
herds be rou.ed by the connued never ending Q
uolf The people Of the East and tie West, and II h
Centre sleep quietly subscribed oy declarations that TN
Union mus be dissolved They know il is in no DANCE
whatever
SOUTH CAROLINA CIRCULAR.
SIN I'VE take the liberty OF transmitting I
you. the memorials adopted by the citizen. Of 20
';mbia mud Rch:dnd. 6. CD and be- leave t
suggest TO our opinion, that II i, desirable t
obtain as much uniformity a. possible in dcscrit
ing the evils VIC complain Of while we are maxim
a common effort.
The essential part Of hc memorial to Congress
wc consider as being the PRAYER to repeal tn
WHOLE Of the acts passed expressly with view
not 10 increase revenue, but to protect and fo.
ter domestic manufactures.
If Congress did possess the constitutional RICH
of adopting such system Of legislation, it woul
in its operation he unjust, unequal. and oppressive
and would justify our most strenuous opposition
But It is the principle, we object to it is tn
sight, which we deny; it Is the usuKPArIoN, W
complain Of Ii at the present most nome tou
crisis we Quit for a moment this strong hold
we are weak enough to admit the principles V
can never afterward, object to it. The amount
taxation. +. and must remain with our adrersnries
and will hereafter be limited by their own view
of their interest. until the wealth of the coun
,rv shall settle permanently in the manufacturer
districts. Then will our resistance to intoterab
oppression be termed rebellion, bv those who hay
grown powerful at our expense; when we are Ia
poor 10 resist eGectuntty; and the wealth and pow
or Of tie country is at their cnntrou 1t is man
fest that we are travelling fast on the high road
this state Of things. The northern manufacturer
are now making strong and well concerted eIfo
to carry their plan INTO effect by compelling US
become their customer, upon their terms, and al
initiating nur commercial intercourse with foreg
nations. Their organized proceedings 10 eiie
This unconstitutional purpose, are Of bold and vi
common character, well adapted to impose on Il
country: and if we do not at once seize upon Il
strong ground Of principle. with determnatic
never 10 quit It, our cause is lost: and the imb
cilitv of the south must bend to the energy of IL
north Nothing in this case can prevent our b.
coming TRIBUTARIES, as III many respects we no
are aud reduced to a state of labor for the ben
fit Of those who hold our earnings at their disposa
II it be objected, that these manufactures ha,
been set up under the faith OF the protecting dut
granted by Congress; VIC have right 10 reply, III