Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09

termned to do first, but there is no doubt they
will proceed with all the rapidty that the case is
susceptible of Perhaps nothing more can be done
during the present season than make surveys and
estimates of cost, ascertain the probable amount
OF transportation, and take the necessary prepara
tory steps to secure the funds.
This is a work that interests the manufacturers
Of this vicinity in no small degree. 1t is known
to every one conversant with the subject that the
success Of the manufactures in England are at
trbutable in great measure to the facilities of
transportation. The Canals and Rail Roads of
that Island have made her the work shop Of the
world. The bulky and heavy articles arc trans.
ported so cheaply and materials Of every descup-
ton are brought from distances great, that TN
der any other mode of transportation the cost
would forbid the enterprise. In this way articles
necessary for manufacturing establishments arc
conveyed to them at such low prices that this cir
cumstance more than superior ingenuity, or i'm
proved machinery, tends to make them profitable.
and enables them to under sell every other cuun-
try not as highly improved in this respcct.-I'he
lmmense amount oil steam power, moving still
more immense amount OF machinery in England.
owes its success and withdrawing opp. alton IN
an eminent degree, to the easy, RAPID. and cheap
carriage OF Goals from the pits. to the place of
consumption If in this country pursue the
obvious policy of improving by every possible
means the internal transportation, direct our rail
roads and canals into the very bosom of every Sec
ton Of it susceptible OF being benefited by them,
link every part together by bands Of mutual inter-
est, we shall soou cease 10 be troubled with leg
islation upon tariff when every portion thus
connected viii have the same intesest, every pub.
lie measure will have like hearing upon all, and
the republic itself made to stand firmer and long
er, than can be expected from an opposite policy
The reply Of Gen. Jackson to Gov. Ray, is
harped upon by some papers, as being too general
If by this is meant that it indicates policy likely
TO produce too much general prosperity, then the
cavilers are welcome to the objection. If an,
other meaning is intended, then we ask these gem
tlemen, to show US letter, or a speech or duly
authenticated verbal communication Of MIR. Adams.
upon the subject Of tariff, that has better signl-
! ioation That Gen. Jackson's ideas are So gene
raj az to include protection to every section Of the
country and to every suffering interest in it there
can be no doubt, because it is plainly expressed.
We are informed that one of the wooden manu
features in this vicinity, anticipating the passage
will afford to the wool growers. has laid in stock
of wool for two years consumption shall ex
pect to hear, that The over-grown vultures OF the
East, have speculated for several years ahead.-
The wool growers. and farmers, form a class d
citizens OH whom the heaviest burdens fall in time
of national difficulty direct taxes when required
are levied upon them with an unsparng hand, ant
they above every other set of men in this country
shoud be protected and defended by the Govern
meut But if the representatives of the people
had all been disposed to follow Eastern dictation
the great interests of this Glass of our fcow-cit
zcns would have been measurably sacrificed, to {
limited, and sectional policy. As 1t is, they may
EXPECT fair participation in the advantages Of lie
sislation, and happy for them and the country tina
t is SO.
4 We arc inclined to believe that the journal doe
not mean to press the Burr story any further -
Indeed the Adams presses generally seem 10 b.
aware that it viii not take; and the plan upoi
which it was intended to psinuate it into h'
minds of the people, it is thought will not answer
Resort must again be had to certificates and aii
4 dayits
Iun5er Trade Of the .qNsghany.--Ihc Warren 6azeu
cstimates that il the Naer be sufficiently high, j0OJOOO