The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-13

From the A. \. staiesmaa.
n i.ish opinions Of Tie imerieaa Idrf. ne
T.ssi.A ia.44iaiS cuniinus 10 BE- flied With DIS
,,..., rs 81 8al aes tanf Of duties, aud stem TO
BE- quite as much divided the subject rs our
osa newspapers Some Of them Law great stress
on the stroae eppusnian and si1isnt measures ~
the sauts,stn states win 10 ~ much reas1n as
thty cal,s,nied ~ the d. aFerian ST New.tng
land during thr hate waf. OF the iaefscrs of Gov
Itan.in isa5 Thy n,as furegp ihrn sangnaae
sntr7osiioa. .n fhis t,pie The eActrmens ~
The Slnih fas already sahsd' q, aud ~ if height
there was not the irssl prospect ola dssuinfi1h"
the Union
The London Morning Chronicle contains the
ialio.ng iueid ,poslt,an nj toe coniluric'ai re
iafions betwer.i ~. iva countries. furnishing n
libeisl Justification oflhe measures OF ouf gov
ernniem
The only article Of any value which England
takes. from Ainerica is cotton. u America grow
.,nly lniaof ins, FAD ii mqior quaint N cot
ION ransnnie bs Europe. then inderd, England
would punish. through tins Article n u viii be
sitswn shr does TIN oagh all other Anetican arii-
cies any want Of subsetsiency To hrr lniffttf
bui npnn American cotton our no. principal
manufacture depends We caunoi iotego ITS
use, mr. dare wstax II ief osn sake. The laol
ffN OF kunViAlHsnB Atnffl1a W EiRNiNt 'Hilbh
~ the Eat litiies u scarcely worthy Of notice.
II ~ II bera possible 60 convert Hlthy cotton
of Bengal sua Bombay INTO the An.ericn qnal.
i,es Of cotton, sue an Improvement would louf
yHce have taken 81 ace but, WAS u othersise,
the u.eie experiment OF the means by which
such eonversisu IS proposed TO b. bfoughi
aboat souid hand over the cotton manulsc-
turc OF this country TO france and the Neither
lands.
land tak.s ION America are Of LITTLE value bui
not being . be procured elsewhere. and bepg
canvenieai framework iof raising areseuue. they
aie aInHted NJ duties Of from 80 TO 1900 per
ceui on their value, VIZ
Tobacco 81 per H. pays 500
Iutpeniine IA Is Id
Rice f3s l5s Od I
Ashes lss b5 Cd
Iimbsf Is SIS Oh !
Wheat worth o. 81 \ |
The cilect al the moderate scale Of duiies
o. exclude from British markets every article /
the produce Of the aud industry OF those |
STA e. IN winch reside niae-,cnihs Of the con I
sn,nr al English manufacturer j. il for The .
fnpnfefs OF such duties IN rai al America for
lioi confinuug 10 receive or goods at IL per
cent Lee Us tfy them with - per ernf. upon
TOD. Gro. instead OF 2. per H.. before NC
charge them rs waoIus IN reciprocal hberali-
IT,"
The Hicks4 Tpif The n II. Patriot fives
she following evidence ofibe good effects rosulf.
iuf from the encouragement held out ly govern.
meni for the growers of wool.
" Calvin Be9tan. Esq, of Lebanon h8s puf-
CHASED wuh,n the last lew weeks, liz. SOB lbs
At ,nerno and half hJood wopl for The Boston
u'arkei--all thu product Of farms principally IN
fh,. star within twenty miles Of aud incndiag
Lebanon For this he has paid out Sl6,99d.
! be- average price he has paid WIS about 10
cents the pound TINS Snm OF money pad Tor
TIE products Of one summer "a Que nricc--and
II }. not a. he presumed thai III the article was
nlclnded-is more considerable than we have
ever known by any single individual, in a siagle
t1'cle, the produce ofoui farms,
hinglass Much has bern said since the pas
sage Of III nrW Tariff. by the encmes of iha
law, pt the mposlbiIny OF producing Isiuelnss
~ lhr Gnitrd ,tates, The fears tbs expressed
appear 10 be wholly grouudlcss rs there i, II
Jauuiaelory ofthe article nj Gloucester Mass.
which has been Il, operation several years. AID
ftutu winch lsinglass is yearly produced, in
large quantities OF superior quality 10 The Ru.
star, aud ut a less price. The history OF thi.
manufacturing establishment Is thai Of but loo
many others. II has existed for gea,s, .strng.
and that very existence was sulI ani,oown t.
ihis nation, untii the la,ia brought lhe fact To
light. Such Is the relation IA which We stand
III g"ietencc o. The resources We actua " pos. |
scss in Consequence of the long ineuc 1tian OF
toleign drpeadanoe. which las kept iowa na-
tlv" eaierprIse, and drained oar country offs
wealth.
The following interesting letter we Translate.
tas4 NuN A4,rlf II. Is
dies Eta. Uus' Of Saturday last
Pans. August IL
% The system of monopoly putsued by u. = ..
vetnmrni s,ucf the reign al Loui NV Is about
TO be abandoned and succeeded by that Of pfi-
Vac spscnlalions. The manu- ,clof,cs Of TO-DAY
co. salt, powdef anl ( arms are now In the
hands al the government AM 1t WIS recent,
proved IN the discussion 81 the BUDGET that
these articles would be manufactured better.
ana al much less expense, u left 10 individual
industry. Millions are annually expended in
employing officers aud wolkmcn Of every dos.
crpinn. which almost doubles the cost Of hi,
article II Is nov acknowledged That 200.t oO |
military equipments which have been recently |
manufactured III the government alAenals have |
cost one half more than II they lad been made |
10y IernenA Il LATTE.
Government dko intends TO abandon Inv de. |
srees those costly establishments called Haras. |
Nhete ia'r'Bh horses Principally English are |
KEEP To mp I'VE the red Of French horses. |
Nearly 2nN0o0o are annually expended ia, |
these HdraI, aud the breed al or horses hein, |
so iaf from being improved. has within the has,
hHy years, dcgenef1ied 10 such AN asloni.bine !
aud alarming degrec, ,hnt France which was
iormerly IA the habit Of furnishing foreign coun
trIr' viii horses. to the amount OF 100000 nn-
nually, Is noN Obliged to import them C,om Gen.
many, Belgium aud England 10 iha enormoo,
annual amoun, of 2u0oo,00O. The custom,
house statements shew that, for the as five