Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11

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am"""t OF cotton bt' ported. in tie most
"sPerous yer he eight, en- ri lion
stsriul L. 'h- ye. 1879, i ws- i6 6OO.OeO;
IN 1927, 20 100 coo; 1922, ~ $50 900 sterling;
prese. NJ thu -siohi-hing increase III two years of
upwards of fivem'llions The total amount of i'm
ports IN Il Britain from all foreign PARTS, of theL
Article OF cotton wool. IL tive millions sterling. Az
ter supplying most abuncintiy The consnr ption Of
cotton f.brics within The country (and a people
better Ted and clad and housed are not TO be fou.M
under the 'un, IN the b itish nation) by means
oil her Industry, -he gives to tins cotton wool a
new value " hch enable. or Ia sell TO foreign ma
lions 10 the amount of i2l SAG 900, making a
clear profit OF upwa d. 9th 500 600 eiing, In
ISL, the y'ue oI he eXPor, OF wuollen manu-
iaetues wa 1890 600 IN 1922, il was IS .60Q~
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y az amount oil her wealth annually prolucdt
ID three hindrei and fifty million eflng; bearing
ia'g- prop TO all of her pTe-eais,iog wealth.
lh- agricul ura p rion OF it i, said by the gentle
man rom ViTginia 10 be gres er than that creafsd
oy any other branch OF her indu,uy. But that
hows mainly from a polio, similar to that pro-
posed by his hill Que third only OF her popuI1:-
n Is engaged in agriculture, the other Two thirds
iirni'liing market for the produce OF that third
Withdraw dis market, aad What becomes of her
asrcul ure: The power and The wealth If G.. Bii=
tn nnoi b- more s,rikinsly illustrated fan By a.
comparison OF her p pu!alIon and revenue with
hose OF other countries and win our own. Hers
Mr. Clay exhibited the following table, made out
from az hen &c materials
Population. Tase, L pub TAKE. pyr
p, ~ sc Lu.,hrn. capital.
&C. re- ,,,,,,,, 10000, a7,oo 40 So
at ireland, one taxs,
l. the -. o mo-
ss i,'%,,,'} I9Soo9oO 100000 a,5
s' 'si;;'' i3 S3Sss ssSsssS
$ Isl $. 4aS65oo 1865 81 81
ADsri,4, iooooeoo 4soo,Coo
.f,0m-P1gc lG
The view oi British prosperity which have
endeavoured o present, tho. tlI,t h-r pro,ect-
Ing policy = adapted Ike state OF : ~ and OF
peace. Sal pose, SO lug upon her owa iniel-
al resources. possessing home market. carefully
Cherished and guarded, The is ever prepared foe
emergency. WE have seen her coming Mr.
OF war oil i"c"lc liable exeron aud of z, ca, dd-
fiuoh WIN her po'' er uahruken her means u6a
diui ished. We have seen, that slmos, ey ety re.
v'lVlns year OF ieace has bIoughi along with II an
Increase OF her manufactures, of her Commerce g.
conqnently, OF her navigation. We have suen
ina constructing her pro-psiity upaa, LIE sola
10 niaiion OF her protecting te,is IRIS uoas.
iecei by the vicIssi,udes of ailIer states What
Is our owe condiuo.? Depending M IN The stata
OF iofelsh powers ahng exclusively In 10,
reign, &c the culpabl- eeslsci Of domestic, poll
cy oar IN eTests are affected ny all ,Ieir moyeS
i'e" % heH W"I-, 9le!T MI IoituneE the only
source OF oar o-Perity la their peace, and otir
peace, we old our condition the revere OF thar
OF Great Britain-- and ell our interests stationary
or declining Peace brings TO u none of The Mex
sings OF peace Oar sys'ein Is anomalous; alike
unfited TO general tranquility, and u 4 sta,e Of
war or peace, the part GU, own eountrv. IL
can succee'' only Ia the occurrence OF eeh
eTal STATE OF war thr ughiu' E-IoYr. an no Gu
loGist of Eng sad. am far from recommend
ing her systems OF 'sxiton. have aiver;ed 10
'e"' oniy as marketing her ext aoIdinary .biIitys
Mr.. Speaker L-ok back Sir, a, the multiplr.
city compie&ity aud extent Of he.- sonorous eta
uslcsj and ak yourself -ir If they an c not auplv
s"hiciehi Il bewilder ard con found the mind, even
IN TIE ordinary exercise OF it's I culIies2 What
then, - 10 be expsc'ei from, their effects upon
NINA a"e4oy Inflated and spbi'matcd by the gli eT-
ing prospects before IL +? w h the dkzzlina prfzs
Of lie Prefdeptial chair in view; and ,.i,h the
Iondest hope q, Possession, by the happy success
OF splendid, brilliant display of JsorIcai flourish
e.! l-lile short OF dciriun could be sxpcetSfl
from nind in such state OF encbsntnent. /,
would surely b. quite unreasonable to expcet tie
accuracy OF dTtfh1te,icGl results; accordnaJy ia.
spe Ola oretoT sceus TO be borne a7i,by The fa>s-
cinauon OF ihs occasion; and to exhibit the wild
es' most unioundel and inconsistent resGlis Ii ia
this wonderful a'cInsiiol. poluced by the ,xlsfs
Nal grandeur and ~ eldOr OF thu British ns,ion
winch Ia led 70 many superficial observers az
deu'iy to deslr-, the Introduction Of lie BY.ish
system OF policy into this country in the sansufus
sIi0'Ic hOie oi producing similar state of thing
here but, ar, these superficial oserv ers, bavenot
looked into the interior condition of the British pas
Ion and population When this is done oil tbsjr
decisive ench5ntmenls arising from the spIeufior
the wealth, The prosperity, aud the happiness Of
the British peofle, viii vanish ana they viii
awake to the reality; hat the population of The
BRUSH nation - more wTeicbei aud miserable ar-
co4ding 20 NUMBER than tbe population Of sny
nation IN Europe. But, befcfe I onter into A5s
inVes iganon, ] cannot AVOID calm. your suSo =
- 'h 10 few remarks Of our orator, yhich are enc
tn-lJ unseco1ntable TO NE a ef III high yy,on6iA
eniosu"- which GIL two three pagep, uron Inc
brush nation people and government, me ora,.1,
asserts -" am no eulogIst OF England' Eof
MI Orator! What then, il the meaning of I'll
HE eaiosum~, YOU have P'ono.sced upon Eoes
land! Look tack upon them, sif, aud ask YOUR.
-eii " n be osritls 20 add aulht 10 tle eulor,rps
sife'dy prom u"'ed5 why then, deny the che
fTcter you ga just pl ,yed oa witt 10 rDuc, poot
and etec y ne crs'oi be no r. lns,si ~ Lyiy-
iani, sn0ud ike % see .ne shou,d ike 20
see one, dat could GA sliip hin rot ,rIy in t,o,
Hs}lns the Blessings Of her iuralculabIe rich
es, Pfo-i cry sod hapgnesr, but Tor her glorious
ieais 10 ara'-, particularly, when concentrating re-
vigorous piosecuuon oil the war, ,,ith, and with
oui allies. 10 rs ;Riendid termiao,ion or the epey
mcmOT0bte Jteid ~ Wafcri0s with a noie OF
admiration 40 nix his wonder and his pleasure.
But Iii more extraordinary. fhs orator ,sserta &c.
- far from recommending her sgsf.,. IS 80