Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19
From the Bos,on Courier.j

From the Boston Courier
We give beloa an article FROM the Phaae du IIt,'-
vre paper printed at iiaVre, and sdadly she best
commercial paper in France The editor is a busting
and industrious man; possesses considerable talent,
and his paper is, wthal, amusing and interesting:
Considerations upouthe increase ofpopulation and
iodustry OF the Uuitc:i States of America We have
already remarked, several articles, the astonishing
progress of agriculture, industry, commerce and the
arts, IN the various states Of The union Born but yea
efay and already covered with an active ponufation
this immense population will shortly nothing 10 en-
w desire in the old continent Her fast sailing ships
have long been accustomed TO every Her produc
tons, which consist chiefly OF articles tue first ne
cessy nours the new as we'll as Tue old world. Her
noachineres of every sort III operations al quarters
aud increase the products ofthe aol Another IA bieh
Ge Hitteted ourselves that s,uld b. unriyal.ed
that Of printing aud engraving has long been Nat urali
Zed there, and heI daily and weekly newspapers as ~
ave already aseryed surpass IN number and size .hoe
OF al Enfope, "iih the exception OF England. The
heavy :i!9@neIr aeif would appear aGoihic, unsuh-
stantiai thing when compared with sCine of the daily
papers of New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
Aiier having wisely begun upon articles Of immediate
necessity III IN nuiacturing 10 extent bey ond their
direct wants, the vi cloth the Americans
with interchangeable spirit have set up ney tnanu(ac.
tories OF more choice articles; they already raise aud
manufacture silk. Emigration carries tet constant
acquisition OF artists every description OF indus
try, whom they Immediately put in practice The vine
has ceased TO be cultivation for show and rar
y; II is raised IN large qnaptes in parts, where
are assured excellent wine has been manufactured
lie soii OF this co"ntry fertile ess
and enjoys greater variety OF climate than own
Why should it uot furnish them with every production
, of our country? There is donbt il Will. A cpun-
try so l4youged By nature aeI sected u every part by
immense rivers and seas OF ftcsn water, whose canals
roads, and facilities for transportation mupiy inoes
! sanity, where the population is in Europe an
affair Of calculation, but na;urai is i,poss
bic 10 satisfy in 100 great degree where the govern
men exerts itself TO promote aud foster every Thing OF
ipubc utility, where the industry OF reap the Whole
fruit OF ITS eXcTon, where the boy Of sixteen may be
! independent, where commerce finds in her own
poris and IN Tie most remote of The eari neiy
channels where the soil affords supply of coal. IRON
lead, copper, and the valuable metals, the nhab
ants mast soon look upou with pity, and bring about
fatal revolution in trade by becoming, in uaay
points of view, country OF production, instead of a
country OF consumption.
What viii become the manufactures at Paris By-
o. Rouen, &c. of which America has hitheto been tie
principal consumer? In ten years, at the farhesi we
shall be enabled to answer this question.