Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-16

in Massachuset had asked for none, mere was no
lear a .saD.osdA monopoly then lhe chaisf 81
erf0rfion has been put down by the manufacturers
now selling lur Is cents yard, what ne brutS" az"
Iatu importer used 10 charge from - 10 ~ cents
per yard. And here is anothef PTooJ Vi Tue saPe-
rority Of the home anarkef.
The cline Of New York and Pennsylvania, and
tho other middle and Western States, forblds, aud
precludes all competition with the Souh, ~ cotton,
SUGAR. rice and tobacco OF cotton, the common,
say, about $4,000, 600 is the amount exported OF
sugar. the amount is at least S6,OO0,0OO, which the
middle States consume. 81 100000, may be com.
puted for the tobacco exported, and 3oooOo Tor that
Of rice forming an aggregate sum OF 4o,oOo,oo0 IN
which the Southern States ENJOY an dctuat ana
erciusre monopoly
Mr.. MDuffie in the famous report, made 10 Con.
gress. says, that deductng charges and expences,
The nation is enriched by this sum, exported, and
that the farmer of the middle and Western States.
whose wheat is so depressed in price, as scarcely to
pay for the scages of abor in raising 1t, as well as
his other productions, should not feel this as an
e,7I for the nation is prosperous-though he IS ef
Gcted with poverty, but should bear 1t with patience
Well. and pray for whom is he to practice this hard
est ofcristan charies? Why forsooth. Tor the very
men who refuse him protection tor his industry
the work of his oacn hands-earned by the siofaf Of
his broo instead OF the leabour OF slaoss, lest the
we dared to manufacture for ourselves. Freemen
of America are YOU prepared to submit to this
tyranny? These Southern desPos have not get got the
power IN their ou7s hands, yet they dare to insult
you. with such proposihons-the bare mention OF
which ought to fill your breasts both with Indignation
and alarm.
They calculate evidently, that you have so COM
mittcd yourselves, that you are fast bound to this
Southern ,tokp; bui il remains with yourselves: you
have asked protection for your aeooen manufactures,
aud they have refused it-throw of the yoke then,
and join heartily with your Eastern brethren, in
telling these Southern asplrants that you acW haze
This profection-that the manufacturing States are
the najority when true to their own best interests
that YOU will not sacrifice your home trade to crafty
their cupiiity, and that the protection you have
heretofore sued for you will demand, and acM and
,aust haUe-and that you will neither be the dupes
OF their policy, nor tools to their ambition. Do this
and you will be safe.
From the end of October to the first of May, you
must use wollen cloaths The manufacture has far
advanced ahead and it will not be hazarding much,
to assert, that in ten years. from importing ma
tion you will become an exporting one-and that
your home trade will flourish in this equally with
cotton, although Mr.. Dufiie would alodesty have
YOU submit to be clothed in BRITISH woollens, for the
benefit of his Southern trends-deeflda est carthage
they threaten you with, II you DO not, but stick
| to your home trade-protect your manufactures,
and fig for them and their threats.
The monopoly of 845, 100000, it might have
been thought, would have sated Southern cupidity
| and disarmed Southern hatred and malignitY Ant
your home market for sugar and cotton is more val
liable than their foreign one to them, but nothing
will do. your ruin they have avowed and will &C
compsh possible, and it is your duty to meet then
with their own weapons. Alaay Manufacturers.